Popular Post urban.spaceman Posted 7 July 2022 Popular Post Posted 7 July 2022 I ****ing love this country at times I really do 1 10
Nalis Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 'When the herd moves....', you mean the same herd mentality that forced May out?
LCFCCHRIS Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 Nice points in his speech. Can't deny the good things he's done even though many will try. Hope the next leader doesn't falter on the support to Ukraine. 1
urban.spaceman Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 Just now, LCFCCHRIS said: Nice points in his speech. Can't deny the good things he's done even though many will try. Hope the next leader doesn't falter on the support to Ukraine. 2
RoboFox Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 2 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said: I ****ing love this country at times I really do Steve Bray is brilliant. You've got to admire the mans commitment to trolling. 1
Nalis Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 1 minute ago, LCFCCHRIS said: Nice points in his speech. Can't deny the good things he's done even though many will try. Hope the next leader doesn't falter on the support to Ukraine. I'm not going to slate him without reason but I can't help but feel like a lot of the support for Ukraine was more to do with his obsession to be remembered as some sort of Churcill wartime style hero. Probably why he's banged on about it so much in his speech and yesterday. 1
LCFCCHRIS Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 1 minute ago, urban.spaceman said: Exactly, that's what it looks like trying 🤡 1
LCFCCHRIS Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 Just now, Nalis said: I'm not going to slate him without reason but I can't help but feel like a lot of the support for Ukraine was more to do with his obsession to be remembered as some sort of Churcill wartime style hero. Probably why he's banged on about it so much in his speech and yesterday. Honestly if that's the motivation, so be it, as long as they get the support
kingkisnorbo Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 2 minutes ago, Nalis said: I'm not going to slate him without reason but I can't help but feel like a lot of the support for Ukraine was more to do with his obsession to be remembered as some sort of Churcill wartime style hero. Probably why he's banged on about it so much in his speech and yesterday. Classic Tory war fetish. All like to pretend they fought or had something to do with it.
Popular Post Voll Blau Posted 7 July 2022 Popular Post Posted 7 July 2022 No self-reflection. World's against him. He's only great and done great things. Always the victim, it's never his fault. Even now. Vile. 12
Diffco Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 7 minutes ago, LCFCCHRIS said: Nice points in his speech. Can't deny the good things he's done even though many will try. Hope the next leader doesn't falter on the support to Ukraine. The only reason, however indirectly noble it was, to back Ukraine so fully, was to get some kind of public support for himself and distract from his numerous constant f**kups. The fact that he's admitted yesterday to meeting an ex KGB agent without security detail probably sours your argument that he has noble principles. 3
Jattdogg Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 (edited) The key is he will be gone which is what most wanted. Thats happened so all you can focus on now is hopefully a decent replacement comes in and when the next general election happens you can make your voices heard at the ballot box. Wish Trudeau would do the same over here! Edited 7 July 2022 by Jattdogg 1
The boy Linacre Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 7 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said: I ****ing love this country at times I really do Is the Benny Hill tune: 1) For Him 2) For the current Conservative administration 3) The process of picking a new leader from the group just described by James O'Brien above 4) All of the Above The Political Boys & Girls in Blue will & need to take a hell of a beating (and lets not mention Maggie Thatcher & Winston) Superb.....
rachhere Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 9 minutes ago, RoboFox said: Steve Bray is brilliant. You've got to admire the mans commitment to trolling. Sorry if I misunderstood, but that really happened live on TV, no editing required! 1
Daggers Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 He’s not resigned. He’s announced his intention to resign - this is nothing less than one more power play to buy time while he works out another way around everything. Tories have to support a VONC. 3
RoboFox Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 3 minutes ago, rachhere said: Sorry if I misunderstood, but that really happened live on TV, no editing required! Yep, Steve Bray is the anti-Tory, anti-Brexit activist who stands outside HoP every day with placards and a loudspeaker, always interrupting live news broadcasts on the green. I can guarantee that was him playing that music in the background. 1
rachhere Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 3 minutes ago, RoboFox said: Yep, Steve Bray is the anti-Tory, anti-Brexit activist who stands outside HoP every day with placards and a loudspeaker, always interrupting live news broadcasts on the green. I can guarantee that was him playing that music in the background. Ah got you!! It was quite a moment! 1
RoboFox Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 (edited) 10 minutes ago, rachhere said: Ah got you!! It was quite a moment! And it was all down to Hugh Grant Edited 7 July 2022 by RoboFox
LCFCCHRIS Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 21 minutes ago, Diffco said: The only reason, however indirectly noble it was, to back Ukraine so fully, was to get some kind of public support for himself and distract from his numerous constant f**kups. The fact that he's admitted yesterday to meeting an ex KGB agent without security detail probably sours your argument that he has noble principles. If the end result is supporting Ukraine which I am in favour of, I'm not really bothered if it was a way to get public support. Besides, he would clearly have supported Ukraine regardless (a common argument is he idealises Churchill after all), not to cover the over sensationalised "f""kups" all of which are tame in comparison to war.
Foxdiamond Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 41 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said: Bye Bye Boris in the background Glad Johnson is going I'm out without my glasses. Lol. Will catch up later with all the comments
urban.spaceman Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 32 minutes ago, LCFCCHRIS said: Exactly, that's what it looks like trying 🤡 Would be helpful if you could list any of the good things for me so that I could deny them for you.
Diffco Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 Just now, LCFCCHRIS said: If the end result is supporting Ukraine which I am in favour of, I'm not really bothered if it was a way to get public support. Besides, he would clearly have supported Ukraine regardless (a common argument is he idealises Churchill after all), not to cover the over sensationalised "f""kups" all of which are tame in comparison to war. Any UK government would've supported Ukraine. Literally any. The fact he parroted it for months on end as a means of political leverage has clearly worked on yourself innit. Remember he's disingenuous as it is as he potentially allowed himself to be a national security threat, to Ukraine's aggressor, in 2018. Thems are the breaks
leicsmac Posted 7 July 2022 Posted 7 July 2022 6 minutes ago, LCFCCHRIS said: If the end result is supporting Ukraine which I am in favour of, I'm not really bothered if it was a way to get public support. Besides, he would clearly have supported Ukraine regardless (a common argument is he idealises Churchill after all), not to cover the over sensationalised "f""kups" all of which are tame in comparison to war. You know what would make even war like that appear tame? .... actually, he's been on the right side for that one too, surprisingly enough. Still, worse things out there than war, let's not pretend it negates all other issues.
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