clapham_gull
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[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...
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pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
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Do you have any idea how desperate and gullible you look right now? All you have is whataboutery, which was an effective tool for a couple of years, but *most* people learn. You’re trying 2016’s tactics in 2021. Everyone can smell your desperation, it’s sad.
I feel sorry for you, because the person you are defending cares nothing for you, will not advance your interests, and would not help you up if they found you’d fallen in a ditch, but you have picked a tribe.
Unrequited love can be a terrible thing.
Indeed. It really is an abject, pathetic spectacle. Clinging on in defence of the indefensible, when all but the most feeble have disappeared.
clapham_gull
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I thought it was odd that none of the 300 photographers hadn't leaked to the press.
Unless of course they had been taken by Boris's tax payer funded personal photographer, diligently recording the day to day of our finest post war Prime Minister for future generations to cherish.
Can it get any weirder ?
Unless of course they had been taken by Boris's tax payer funded personal photographer, diligently recording the day to day of our finest post war Prime Minister for future generations to cherish.
Can it get any weirder ?
He is an exceptionally talented photographer though.
I recall during the Euros he brilliantly captured Boris celebrating a Harry Kane goal as he watched an England game on television in his No: 10 study with Carrie.
And he also captured Boris celebrating exactly the same moment in a different room, watching the game on a big screen with aides and officials.
He’s a real man of the people
vegster
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Seems like an awful amount of chaff being thrown out at the moment, our resident Chimp squad have been very busy. they must be getting very nervous about something.
Best defence is to not engage.
Tory meltdown incoming...
Their right wing rag, the Daily Mail, is serialising Lord Ashcroft’s book about Carrie.
“Boris Johnson's survival battle is set to be dealt another blow by the publication of a biography portraying him as little more than the puppet of his wife Carrie.”
They know how weak and the pathetic the PM is but the thought of losing him is really starting to hurt as other folk from the right slowly the take down, undoubtedly, the worst PM in living memory.
Their right wing rag, the Daily Mail, is serialising Lord Ashcroft’s book about Carrie.
“Boris Johnson's survival battle is set to be dealt another blow by the publication of a biography portraying him as little more than the puppet of his wife Carrie.”
They know how weak and the pathetic the PM is but the thought of losing him is really starting to hurt as other folk from the right slowly the take down, undoubtedly, the worst PM in living memory.
- Jul 10, 2003
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It's just more constant trolling, trying to get the thread into the pit
And, back on topic
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You really don't get it do you.
No one can know exactly what is in someone else's mind but I actually do feel a bit sorry for him. He is either 'wired up' in a way that cannot distinguish between gross hypocrisy and probity or he has dedicated significant time in trolling the posters on here who are exchanging information about shocking leadership practice in the current Tory Party.
Either way, it's hard to imagine how it must feel to be living inside that mind day after day.
His views need firmly slapping down of course; they are extremely toxic; but the person himself needs some pity, whether he 'gets it' or not.
GrizzlingGammon
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I, and I suspect many are the same, see you as a bit of a tw@t.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The morning after the night before?
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BBassic
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Some people just enjoy the windup.
If people stop responding to him, he'll get bored and find something else to do.
Fat Boy Fat
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I watch videos, like that above, of our politicians and now find myself totally switched off to them - vacuous is being kind.
Maybe that is the plan, create voter apathy and get back in that way, with just the pig with a rosette voters bothering on the day!
Maybe that is the plan, create voter apathy and get back in that way, with just the pig with a rosette voters bothering on the day!
With Sunak now being tainted with Johnson’s birthday party that he said he was only there a minute, and the right wing members not liking his tax rises, is Savid Jarvid now the front runner for the top job?
I have seen nothing involving him in the many parties at Number 10.
I have seen nothing involving him in the many parties at Number 10.
GrizzlingGammon
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I've communicated with him means, 'I have sent an email/WhatsApp message that he was included in, but he hasn't responded to'
Excruciating interview. It's like the lies and constant defence of the buffoon are wearing them down to shells of a person.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
His brother is Deputy Assistant Police Commissioner to Dame Cressida Dick, so people are going to be suspicious. He's also an ex banker.
Sometimes it can be a distinct advantage to be constitutionally impervious to the drinking culture
Sunak is an ex banker, I don’t know if his brother being senior old bill will run either, Dick seems to be getting any grief flying about because of the Mets appalling performance.
TomandJerry
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