vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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Such as yourself ?
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[News] Well done boris!!!
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Such as yourself ?
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Come on now, be fair. How can he be expected to be making crucial decisions about closing things down, when he wasn't even present at 5 consecutive COBRA meetings ? I mean give the guy a break.
I don't think being rude to Droopy or mr punch hard in the face is being abusive.
Almost everyone else is fine.
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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Do you ever sometimes feel like punching baker lite hard in the face?
I'm not a violent person but Baker Lite goes out of his way to be a real obnoxious and ignorant **** who just likes to keep things stirring but can't actually be constructive in a discussion. Hilarious though when he spat his dummy out when Brexit was delayed and he crawled back under his rock for quite some time.
My comment refers to a thread he started with the very same words. A poor troubled soul who deserves a kicking whenever anyone can be bothered. Sorry, I meant pity. You may be astonished to know I have him on ignore. Yet his ungodly presence still stinks NSC out, as evidenced by other people's replies.
I don't think being rude to Droopy or mr punch hard in the face is being abusive.
Almost everyone else is fine.
Funnily enough it does cross my mind from time to time
Not Andy Naylor
Well-known member
Max Hastings (most definitely not a leftie of any description) on Boris Johnson:
"There is room for debate about whether he is a scoundrel or mere rogue, but not much about his moral bankruptcy, rooted in a contempt for truth.
"A Johnson premiership will almost certainly reveal a contempt for rules, precedent, order and stability
"He would not recognise the truth, whether about his private or political life, if confronted by it in an identity parade.
"I have known Johnson since the 1980s, when I edited the Daily Telegraph and he was our flamboyant Brussels correspondent.
"I have argued for a decade that, while he is a brilliant entertainer who made a popular maitre d’ for London as its mayor, he is unfit for national office, because it seems he cares for no interest save his own fame and gratification. Tory MPs have launched this country upon an experiment in celebrity government, matching that taking place in Ukraine and the US, and it is unlikely to be derailed by the latest headlines.
"The Washington columnist George Will observes that Donald Trump does what his political base wants “by breaking all the china”. We can’t predict what a Johnson government will do, because its prospective leader has not got around to thinking about this. But his premiership will almost certainly reveal a contempt for rules, precedent, order and stability.
"A few admirers assert that, in office, Johnson will reveal an accession of wisdom and responsibility that have hitherto eluded him, not least as foreign secretary. This seems unlikely."
"There is room for debate about whether he is a scoundrel or mere rogue, but not much about his moral bankruptcy, rooted in a contempt for truth.
"A Johnson premiership will almost certainly reveal a contempt for rules, precedent, order and stability
"He would not recognise the truth, whether about his private or political life, if confronted by it in an identity parade.
"I have known Johnson since the 1980s, when I edited the Daily Telegraph and he was our flamboyant Brussels correspondent.
"I have argued for a decade that, while he is a brilliant entertainer who made a popular maitre d’ for London as its mayor, he is unfit for national office, because it seems he cares for no interest save his own fame and gratification. Tory MPs have launched this country upon an experiment in celebrity government, matching that taking place in Ukraine and the US, and it is unlikely to be derailed by the latest headlines.
"The Washington columnist George Will observes that Donald Trump does what his political base wants “by breaking all the china”. We can’t predict what a Johnson government will do, because its prospective leader has not got around to thinking about this. But his premiership will almost certainly reveal a contempt for rules, precedent, order and stability.
"A few admirers assert that, in office, Johnson will reveal an accession of wisdom and responsibility that have hitherto eluded him, not least as foreign secretary. This seems unlikely."
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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I have two theories:
a) It's a second account
b) It's a 12 year old's failed attempt at making a bot. Cos something real cant actually be that obnoxious and entirely devoid of any legitimate emotion, surely?
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
I read one quote that described him as loved by everyone who has never worked with him.
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
- 8,866
spot on...
Not Andy Naylor
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If everyone took that attitude, traffic on NSC would fall by about 99 percent.
This is me
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- Sep 15, 2013
- 784
❤❤❤ Never thought I'd be so proud of our government . You are doing an amazing job in our darkest of times. History is being made and I for one am grateful you guys are leading our country ��
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
- 13,634
History is being made. The people of the future will look back on you with detest.
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Perfidious Albion
Well-known member
I would never be so naive as to wholeheartedly endorse a politician but ,frankly I am broadly behind our leader at this present time. There is nothing gained by ranting dissent or sniping when you are fighting a war ( which we are against this virus ) I do not think anyone else could have done better given the fact that this is uncharted territory for the whole world.
At least he knows how to communicate which is more than a lot of them can do effectively.
At least he knows how to communicate which is more than a lot of them can do effectively.
This is not a time or suitable thread for sarcasm.
nicko31
Well-known member
I can't detest these people, they are victims that have been persuaded to act against their own interests for a while now.
The human cost we are now seeing says it all. History will tell us the person that should have been at the table when this dreadful crisis started was absent and more concerned with trying to patch up his own dysfunctional personal life.
Palacefinder General
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- Apr 5, 2019
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NSC - Wasting People's Lives Since 1997
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 28,272
Private Eye on the resignation of Jo Johnson …… " Politician quits in order to spend less time with his Family "