Theresa May's Conservatives
Jeremy Corbyn's Labour
Tim Farron's Liberal Democrats
Paul Nuttall's UKIP
2 people's Greens
Nicholas Durgeon's Scottish Nationalists
Satan's Sinn Fein
Dr Ian Paisley's DUP
Some other bunch of nonces
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I've been calling him and his government shit for ages, so you're not really paying attention if you think I'm overly invested in him or the Conservative Party. I just 1) don't really care [and can't personally judge]; and b) think a lot of the roaring and seething about it is disingenuous.Originally Posted by randomlegend
I mean. Really. No doctors socialised after their shifts finished on hospital grounds? Nobody, in the whole entire organisation? For over a year? And if they did the hospital would have exposed and sacked them and had them struck off?
I never saw it. I know of nobody who was involved in it or has any knowledge of it happening.
Yes I absolutely believe I would have been struck off if I'd done that.
As if anyone followed all rules all throughout.
They didn't even strike that doctor who pulled a baby's head off. As if they're ending you over a staff room social you mentalist.
Completely lost the plot going after future Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer like that. Works better when you slip it on the front pages of your mates' jizzrags, Bozza.
Half expecting Boris to come out and say he can't have been at X, Y or Z party as he was busy carding a 27 round Wentworth with Kim Jong Un [backed up by Nadine Dorries shouting "The Prime Minister doesn't lie!"]. Like the precariousness of civil society, as highlighted through the lens of the pandemic, this is all very tinpot dictatorship sort of stuff.
Caveat being Boris and his pals made the rules. Going on TV to tell us all to stay at home blah blah blah, then not one hour later lording it up at No. 10.
It's the complete hypocrisy and belief they're above all the rules that's scandalous, not the act of having a swift half with your work buddies.
The gall to do it after a couple of weeks on the ward, too.
Jim's mostly right for me, the biggest problem with this whole affair and Boris' leadership to date is that he's an habitual liar and he's not even very good at it.
He's just a fair weather leader. When the times call for Rugby tackling small children, riding zip lines and pretending you invented the bicycle, then he's all over it and he will make people laugh along the way.
When the times call for strong and sensible leadership - like during a pandemic, economic difficulties, soaring inflation and Russian war drumming - then the cunt is massively out of place.
Never mind all the dodgy Russian links he has whilst talking a good game about Ukraine.
I still can’t believe he’s hanging in there. The biggest indictment ever on France is that they don’t own you (and us) by now.
He'll go in April or May after the NI hike and the gas bills going mental. Then they can just blame it all on him and move on.
And then another horrible cunt will come in and they'll still keep running everybody but the fabulously wealthy into the ground and keep saying "Haha those pesky previous governments eh? Better vote us in, we'll definitely fix it."
Just be thankful you're moored next to us and not them. Instead of sectarian division and deep-seated bitterness, you'd have beheadings and pastries.
In think I’d take the beheadings if I could have pastries over your sectarian divides and bitterness. There’s not enough beheadings here actually.
By pastries he means patisserie.
So pies, pasties and all of their brethren would be out. Fuck that for fraternité.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...e_iOSApp_Other
This is a phenomenal story, as I suppose one would expect from something that starts with the words 'Controversial telecoms mogul'.
It's wild that donors can just buy time with the PM and it's completely accepted.
Yes political corruption is bad but ‘ and a “magical show” by former defence secretary Penny Mordaunt, who once worked as a magician’s assistant.’ Is incredible.
I can only assume that 'magical show' is slang for sex.
All this to ask Boris what his favourite colour is.
Purple. Specifically the purple of cold pensioners.
"I bloody love Prince. Did you know he was black?"
A romp I think it's normally called
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-60289339
Boris Johnson told his new director of communications Guto Harri, "I will survive", by singing him lines from the Gloria Gaynor song as he appointed him to the post.
Mr Harri told Golwg 360 that after exchanging lines from the 1970s disco hit, and "a lot of laughing", he and Mr Johnson "sat down to have a serious discussion about how to get the government back on track and how we move forward".
There better be a video of that.
Apparently Starmer was mobbed by protestors with a noose shouting 'paedo protector' this afternoon, so that bodes well for Labour's already slim election chances.
He's a fucking laugh, isn't he?In a tweet, Prime Minister Boris Johnson condemned the "absolutely disgraceful" behaviour directed at Sir Keir
Kier's an ex lawyer. It would be very nice of him to dig up as much shit on Boris and make this personal as fuck.
The thing I don't get about this whole Savile thing (really thought he was Saville, apologies to Lord Saville I guess) is that didn't he perpetrate most of his crimes under the watchful eyes of consecutive true blue Tory governments, and, perhaps I'm wildly off the mark here but he always struck me as someone who would have been/was a big fan of Thatcher. Seems a strange hate figure to bring to a partisan bunfight.
Absolutely. Thatcher would've reminded him of his mother. To be honest, the 'he's a paedo' crew will just move on to Bradford or something else that happened on his watch with the CPS.
It's a bit of a stretch to think Piers Corbyn and his loitering mong mates take their talking points from the Prime Minister. They were shouting about Julian Assange as well. It's probably good for a few weeks' moral panic though, so maybe they can have another nibble at online anonymity in response.
Good job Lewis is here to protect his mate.
Although at what point is Piers Corbyn going to be thrown into prison for his constant incitement?
So I'm right then.
FBPE twitter coming out en masse (including notable figures) to parrot Kremlin lines in order to try and make Liz Truss look bad is the clearest sign yet that their heads have all completely departed the building.
Truss needs no help in that department.
To paraphrase Joe Pesci in Goodfellas 'now this is a woman that could fuck up a cup of coffee.'
You might think she's useless (and she is) but taking the moral side of Sergey Lavrov against her is absolutely laughable.
I thought FBPE sorts hated Russia? Don't they blame Russia for Trump and Brexit?
Even if they did, they hate [independent] Britain more, in all likelihood.
Is this Truss's Iron Lady play?
I've not seen or read much about it, but her 'explosive' style is probably quite well suited to dealing with mooks like Lavrov [there's no real point talking to them].
Yeah but Tories worser.
So what have their baddies said to our baddies that has got Twitter agitated?
Liz went over there and told them to stop preparing to invade Ukraine, they told her to fuck off, then for some reason they did a joint press conference in which Lavrov started seething, calling her names and then stormed out.
I'm not sure either country gained much from it but I honestly didn't think the FBPE crowd would be cheering the Putin regime on from the rafters.
Cretins gonna cretin.
That can apply to both Truss / their lad and the Twitter people.
Cressida Dick going now.
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