Acole9
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God help us.
Labour is going to win the next one.
Don’t know what percentage of the Tory base is gammon but surely it’ll be enough to sink Tories.
I'm about to go all Scrappy Doo on you lot.
It should have been " Llongyfarchiadau cotsan bach "
This is why the Tories will do anything to avoid one in the near future. They know that public apathy will return and in a few months the clamour for an election will die downI think you know they’re going to lose when most people openly say “we need a general election”. Not something you ask for if you’re content with how things are going.
Hopefully the sentiment continues through to when they actually call one.
If he plays cricket he’ll always have to field at short leg.Kinell. I thought he was over 6ft but he's tiny.
You might think that briefcase quite large but it's actually stuffed to the brim with 1 postage stamp.Kinell. I thought he was over 6ft but he's tiny.
I'm really concerned about what's to come now. Sunak is an intelligent man, but he also strikes me as quite arrogant and lacks any empathy or compassion, he also has no understanding of the actual challenges facing the average person.
I suspect we are going to see some hard austerity he is intelligent enough not to crash the markets and destroy the economy but not compassionate enough to do it without making sure the poorest pay for it with yet more public service cuts, more pay freezes etc etc.
Timely reminder
Is there no bigger context to this? That's pretty shocking.
No no, he said what he said.Is there no bigger context to this? That's pretty shocking.
Supposedly?
He’s bringing back Braverman apparently so he can feck off the big (small) bellend. So much for “compassionate Tories” and a return to sanity.
Fine certainly. Point is that does UK even have a tradition of working class PM? At least in my lifetime it has not been a theme. Even for Labour PMs or leaders.
There’s plenty of reasons to hate the Tories and Sunak but one PM from a long time ago doesn’t change the reality that hardly any PMs have a true working class background. It’s an odd fight to pick.Would John Major not be classed as someone who had significant working class roots?
I think @11101 is looking at it from a market perspective. We're increasingly becoming seen as an economic and political basket case by investors, this makes us poorer as a country as the cost of debt rises. The early signs are that investors are reassured by Rishi, think the GILT rate went down by 0.25% once it looked likely that Sunak would win. If we go into an election right now it's just more churn and if we end up with a hung parliament and more chaos then we descend further. The Tories can't claim to be a party of financial acumen and stability any more but Sunak may be able to calm the volatility. There is at least an argument that this is in the national interest in the short term.
Yeah - he’s a fecking cnut.
The caller is a racist bigoted dickhead. But the host is a dickhead too.
The UK is not America. When someone says Globalist here… we think Musk and Bezos. Thoughts do not turn to some Jewish Cabal.
We’re importing nonsense through the media.
Fills you with confidence
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...le-and-class-some-awkward-rishi-sunak-moments
Yeah - he’s a fecking cnut.
Yeah - he’s a fecking cnut.
Yeah - he’s a fecking cnut.
To be fair these days you get thrown in jail for calling someone a woman.