'The economy is safe with the Tories'

[Case]

4 hours ago, pipnasty said:

it's interesting that Sunak has decided to finally get rid of all of the far-right ghouls

He hasn’t. He’s appointed McVey to Cabinet. She’s as far right as Braverb*****d

[pipnasty]

2 minutes ago, Case said:

He hasn’t. He’s appointed McVey to Cabinet. She’s as far right as Braverb*****d

Yeah - this is true

[guernseygareth]

[Murphman]

3 hours ago, Tommok said:

Robert Gasgoyne-Cecil - up to 1902? 

To be fair, you're the only one on the forum that would remember him

 

He was bigger twot than you and Gethin combined!

[D.Boon]

I absolutely despise Victoria Atkins

[John am Rhein]

15 hours ago, Tommok said:

Who was? 

Alec Douglas-Home

15 hours ago, Murphman said:

He resigned his peerage and for four weeks was neither. Then he won a safe seat as they sacrificed the sitting MP.

Still, on the bright side that won't happen now 'cos such a thing doesn't exist.

Alec Douglas home. PM after McMillan.

Do you think the f*ckpig Cameron is there for the medium-to-long term? I'd assumed that he was only there to prevent Sunak having to place someone else in the job?

Also interesting that the Rory Stewart seemed pretty sure that William Hague will have been offered the job before Cameron.

[Gethin]

32 minutes ago, John am Rhein said:

the f*ckpig Cameron

Pigf***er, no?

[Case]

3 hours ago, D.Boon said:

I absolutely despise Victoria Atkins

HMHB?

[Ripley]

21 hours ago, Tommok said:

Yes. 

And seemingly Lord Carrington (1979-82) was the last Foreign Secretary who was in the House of Lords. 

Yeah you may well be right - following in Lord Carrington's footsteps seemingly 

Probably the last cabinet minister to resign on a matter of “honour” viz: the Falklands/Malvinas were invaded on his watch.  

[Murphman]

3 hours ago, John am Rhein said:

Alec Douglas-Home

Do you think the f*ckpig Cameron is there for the medium-to-long term? I'd assumed that he was only there to prevent Sunak having to place someone else in the job?

Also interesting that the Rory Stewart seemed pretty sure that William Hague will have been offered the job before Cameron.

Labour got it spot on immediately (for a change) when he was announced. They are trying to show a new broom attitude /softer side by bringing back the architect of austerity and the man responsible for Farage and Johnson's Brexit Sh1tshow., it is an absolutely wide open goal, Sunak has lost the plot.

Didn't hear Rory Stewart but he's a f*cking weirdo.

[Ombudsam]

I just genuinely can't be arsed with Westminster intrigue. Especially intra Tory stuff.

Remember when we though Patel was the height of evil

[pipnasty]

1 hour ago, Murphman said:

 

Didn't hear Rory Stewart but he's a f*cking weirdo.

He was good in that horror film that he was in

[Hassony]

2 minutes ago, pipnasty said:

He was good in that horror film that he was in

I like him, he's a man of the people, who would rather have coffer at Pret than a pint at the Witherspoons

[Ripley]

Seems that Cameron only got the gig because Hague turned it down. 

[smithdown]

Stand to attention everyone 

 

Keir is skipping around his kitchen table like a silly kid and why cos it’s the Kings Birthday of course.

 

Come on Arsenal!

[DonRafa]

6 minutes ago, Ripley said:

Seems that Cameron only got the gig because Hague turned it down. 

Hague?  Gad, they'll be digging up Ted Heath next.

[pipnasty]

'The whole country is behind me!' - Braverman 

 

 

[smithdown]

Yay!!!

[Tommok]

Braverman hits back. 

She basically says Sunak went back on a number of promises she sought in order to give her support to him in his leadership bid. 

A quick glance at those just sums up what an awful person she is (and was before the latest appalling viewpoints on the Palestine crisis):-

Cutting legal migration

Not watering down key pieces of Brexit legislation

Publishing statutory guidance to schools to protect biological sex.

[pipnasty]

13 minutes ago, smithdown said:

Yay!!!

The grown ups are back in the room

[smithdown]

7 minutes ago, pipnasty said:

The grown ups are back in the room

He’s dead tough though isn’t he?

 

(Note there aren’t any old women on the front bench who might tell him off cos we don’t want to see that again)

[charlie clown]

9 hours ago, D.Boon said:

I absolutely despise Victoria Atkins

Great move having her in charge of health when her other half is a captain of the global sugar industry. No conflict of interest there at all. 

[pipnasty]

Look! Here is that white psychosis again

 

[D.Boon]

Noticeable that your run of the mill right wing c**** love to include the line "it's what we're all thinking" 

[Tosh]

19 minutes ago, pipnasty said:

Look! Here is that white psychosis again

 

I am sure at some point their tag line was something along the lines of "the party of law and order"

But my memory isn't what it was