[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...

[Bodian]

The answer is Boris Johnson. The primary skill required to serve in his cabinet was the ability to swallow (or at least pretend to swallow) absolutely anything.

What an awful vision you have just created there..........

 

[Bob!]

The answer is Boris Johnson. The primary skill required to serve in his cabinet was the ability to swallow (or at least pretend to swallow) absolutely anything.

Are we still talking about Mad Nad?

 

[chickens]

Apologies all for any psychological distress my previous comment may have caused.

 

[WATFORD zero]

I can't help but find it amusing when you look at pages and pages of evidence on this thread of the corruption, incompetence, dishonesty, amoral, egotistical, pompous, narcissistic lies that Mad Nad, Johnson, Truss, Grayling, Raab, Sunak, Patel, Williamson, Hancock, Kwarteng, Braverman and the rest of the cabal crew have been pumping out for the last 3 years.

Whilst on this same thread, is the very occasional 'more of the same for me, please' posts from the usual suspects' latest accounts

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

This was a cabinet minister ->

Talking about Channel 5 "privatisation" bonkers. This was a cabinet minister.

Claiming that 96% of respondents to a public consultation supported Channel 4 privatisation.



Whilst it was actually 96% opposed. This was a cabinet minister.....

.. and this one. Again, this was a Cabinet Minister.

A cabinet minister ->

What was this person's job again?

 

[clapham_gull]

What was this person's job again?

Head of Downstreaming

 

[nicko31]

Think our waterways aren't polluted enough with the current cabal in charge, think again....

England’s rivers at risk as Michael Gove rips up rules on new housing

Exclusive: Announcement set to anger environmentalists, but builders say nutrient neutrality laws are exacerbating housing crisis

www.theguardian.com

 

[Pevenseagull]

Think our waterways aren't polluted enough with the current cabal in charge, think again....

England’s rivers at risk as Michael Gove rips up rules on new housing

Exclusive: Announcement set to anger environmentalists, but builders say nutrient neutrality laws are exacerbating housing crisis

www.theguardian.com

Ah, getting rid of all that pesky red tape to make Britain great again.

 

[nicko31]

Ah, getting rid of all that pesky red tape to make Britain great again.

Make Britain polluted again, bring back acid rain!!

Housebuilder shares all up strongly, options traders in the know will be loving it. Wonder who?

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Think our waterways aren't polluted enough with the current cabal in charge, think again....

England’s rivers at risk as Michael Gove rips up rules on new housing

Exclusive: Announcement set to anger environmentalists, but builders say nutrient neutrality laws are exacerbating housing crisis

www.theguardian.com

New housing rules ripped up in time for the Charter Cities (also named Freeports) where a Tory donor will 'own' the land and can change whatever they like. Think Archer and Bellotti on speed.

 

[abc]

New housing rules ripped up in time for the Charter Cities (also named Freeports) where a Tory donor will 'own' the land and can change whatever they like. Think Archer and Bellotti on speed.

I accept that there is a need for more housebuilding if rents and house prices are ever going to stop rising. But there has to be a more constructive and imaginative approach that also protects our environment and our ability to produce food on the country’s dwindling farmland.
Ripping up laws specifically intended to reduce the negative impact of housebuilding makes me despair for the future.

 

[WATFORD zero]

I accept that there is a need for more housebuilding if rents and house prices are ever going to stop rising. But there has to be a more constructive and imaginative approach that also protects our environment and our ability to produce food on the country’s dwindling farmland.
Ripping up laws specifically intended to reduce the negative impact of housebuilding makes me despair for the future.

I think we all agree that a massive housebuilding plan is urgently required after the last 30 years.

It all depends on whether the major driver is to make housing more affordable for the masses or to make sure that certain people get opportunities to increase their already substantial wealth further.

As individuals we have to decide what each step announced by the Government is intended to achieve

 

[chickens]

Social housing for the win. It has been definitively proven that there has to be a well resourced alternative to the private rental sector. Local authorities need to be creating huge new social housing developments.

 

[nicko31]

I think we all agree that a massive housebuilding plan is urgently required after the last 30 years.

It all depends on whether the major driver is to make housing more affordable for the masses or to make sure that certain people get opportunities to increase their already substantial wealth further.

As individuals we have to decide what each step announced by the Government is intended to achieve

Remember lots of Tory donors in the sector. Money from Russia has dried up, it needs to be replaced.

 

[abc]

Social housing for the win. It has been definitively proven that there has to be a well resourced alternative to the private rental sector. Local authorities need to be creating huge new social housing developments.

i.e. Council Housing.

 

[Springal]

Tories have now upset the notorious lefty’s the RSPB

 

[Springal]

Bunch of liars

 

[Machiavelli]

Bunch of liars

Could that be because they don't consider fraud a crime, and encourage it.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Bunch of liars

Crime is dropping because we haven't got enough police to actually make arrests.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Desperation is creeping in. Penny Mordaunt reckons young people are craving the sense of purpose that a new Great British National Service will bring.
National Service! Oh boy.