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[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
keaton
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- Nov 18, 2004
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Tories accused of hypocrisy for supporting farmers’ protests
Campaigners and human rights experts point to crackdown on climate and Gaza protests
www.theguardian.com
Absolutely incredible speech from the PM.
An absolute masterclass in talking a lot and saying f*** all.
An absolute masterclass in talking a lot and saying f*** all.
St Leonards Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2012
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The build up to the election is in full swing, let’s create division then denounce it. Absolute disgrace of a party. I can’t imagine a single reason anyone would vote Tory, they are killing this country not asylum seekers, Muslims or anyone with a conscience as they would love us to believe.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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What was the point of that nothing speech given at 5 on a Friday evening? Bizarre.
Interesting aside, the Commissioner for Parliamentary Standards is currently investigating allegations against 7 MPs. Each and every one is a Tory!!!!
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The more he talks about ‘mob rule’, the more it worries me, he will call it a state of emergency and will enable him to suspend a general election.
Sunak talks of a 'threat to democracy' well he's partly right - the changing of the country's leader TWICE without a GE is indeed a threat to democracy.
Randy McNob
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The unelected (even by his own party) PM
Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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ANDREW NEIL: Were in decline and our leaders don't know what to do
During a coffee break on Tuesday morning I pondered on the state of the nation and let loose a verdict on X, where I have 1.2million followers - it ignited something of a social media explosion.
Interesting angle (at least for some on here) from Andrew Neil
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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Half of the press this morning, we all know which half, banging on about mob rule and threats to democracy.
And the blue rinses will be clutching their pearls even tighter.
FFS
They have a need to create an “enemy”.
An unseen and insidious threat to our “wonderful” way of life.
Quite a few tinpot regimes - and a few less tinpot - have done this over the decades.
1930’s Germany for one - Putin these days
And the blue rinses will be clutching their pearls even tighter.
FFS
They have a need to create an “enemy”.
An unseen and insidious threat to our “wonderful” way of life.
Quite a few tinpot regimes - and a few less tinpot - have done this over the decades.
1930’s Germany for one - Putin these days
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We are no longer 'sunrise'? How disappointing.ANDREW NEIL: Were in decline and our leaders don't know what to do
During a coffee break on Tuesday morning I pondered on the state of the nation and let loose a verdict on X, where I have 1.2million followers - it ignited something of a social media explosion.www.dailymail.co.uk
Interesting angle (at least for some on here) from Andrew Neil
I posted yesterday that on the face of it, without thinking deeply about it, just letting it wash over me, Sunk sounded great. I even had something in my eye at one point.
I did immediately wonder what this presaged though. I mused about more police powers, then got on with the cooking.
And there you have it. Drop your guard and these smooth talking bastards will steal someone's freedom. Sunk has no limits and a very persuasive confident manner. He betrays himself only when he drops his guard, snarling at Starmer like the class bully.
Here is the real Sunk. And remember, labour have not been in charge for 14 years. Why all the hate?
Don't let this bastard lie his way into your heart.