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The I cant believe it’s not politics thread.

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Otis

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2 hours ago, weller54 said:

Sent elderly people from hospital into care homes to spread the virus , killing thousands of care home residents around the Country!!

What would you call it?

And at the same time closed down down golf courses, y'know to protect the peasants. 

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SecretPro

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50 minutes ago, Izzy said:

Geoff hasn't been on FT for months. He's plenty active on Twitter, Instagram, and FB, so keeping busy on his socials.

 

I imagine it's not worth the hassle him posting on here any more. The whole thing with Sir Keith and the polls ended up getting a bit heated and unnecessary so he probably cba with it.

He was on here daily giving it the biggun and being a WUM with his polls. It's not that he cba, it's that he only sings when he's winning. He's been had, like all the other Boris loving morons, and doesn't want to admit it. 

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Izzy

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12 minutes ago, SecretPro said:

He was on here daily giving it the biggun and being a WUM with his polls. It's not that he cba, it's that he only sings when he's winning. He's been had, like all the other Boris loving morons, and doesn't want to admit it. 

Yeah it’s posts like this which is probably why he doesn’t bother any more. 
Once it gets abusive, what’s the point.

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bovril

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Just now, Izzy said:

Yeah it’s posts like this which is probably why he doesn’t bother any more. 
Once it gets abusive, what’s the point.

He was a WUM though. I wish him well wherever he is but he was quite childish, winding people up then complaining they were abusive back

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foxile5

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1 hour ago, Wymsey said:

Or maybe he's not well, got personal/family issues? :unsure:

I'm not trying to cast aspersions if that's what you're implying. 

lgfualol

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4 hours ago, Foxdiamond said:

I still wonder why large members of the public appear to still support him. 

Sports team politics, they dont care what he does because "at least it aint bleddy labour". 

foxile5

foxile5

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11 minutes ago, lgfualol said:

Sports team politics, they dont care what he does because "at least it aint bleddy labour". 

Bang on. 

 

Surely anyone with a modicum of impartiality can see he's just taking the piss. 

Daggers

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2 hours ago, Izzy said:

Yeah it’s posts like this which is probably why he doesn’t bother any more. 
Once it gets abusive, what’s the point.

And yet his point is bang on. He only ever contributed to the thread to gloat or WUM. Now he would need to show humility or correct previous strident opinions…*pooof*

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LVFox

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To try and counter balance my usual Tory bashing on here. Happy to see the majority of measures brought in by Sunak today.

 

Should have been done a fair few months ago mind, but coupling this with his initial response to Covid, you can argue that Sunak has intelligence in his role - he just needs to almost be held at political gunpoint to implement it in a way that actually helps people.

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Greg2607

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3 minutes ago, LVocey said:

To try and counter balance my usual Tory bashing on here. Happy to see the majority of measures brought in by Sunak today.

 

Should have been done a fair few months ago mind, but coupling this with his initial response to Covid, you can argue that Sunak has intelligence in his role - he just needs to almost be held at political gunpoint to implement it in a way that actually helps people.

i think it's more of a case that he has to have the blessing of the PM to announce the measures and I don't think Johnson has been supportive of it. 

 

He has been trying to undermine Sunak's credibility as he was very much looking like a Prime Minister in waiting for a period of time and was a threat to Johnson. 

LVFox

LVFox

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16 minutes ago, Greg2607 said:

i think it's more of a case that he has to have the blessing of the PM to announce the measures and I don't think Johnson has been supportive of it. 

 

He has been trying to undermine Sunak's credibility as he was very much looking like a Prime Minister in waiting for a period of time and was a threat to Johnson. 

Possibly, although I also get the feeling that most of those measures are far more Boris Johnson style populism rather than the "sound money" conservatism that Sunak claims to belong to.

LVFox

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16 minutes ago, Fazzer 7 said:

Some good measures from Sunak I thought. I particularly enjoyed his comeback from Reeves vicious verbal assault.  

I actually think both are quite intelligent politicians.

Sunak is always going to struggle to appear anywhere near in touch with the common citizen, and Reeves always looks like she's a little timid despite having a decent resume away from politics.

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ealingfox

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21 minutes ago, Fazzer 7 said:

Some good measures from Sunak I thought. I particularly enjoyed his comeback from Reeves vicious verbal assault.  

 

Oh please.

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kenny

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19 minutes ago, LVocey said:

I actually think both are quite intelligent politicians.

Sunak is always going to struggle to appear anywhere near in touch with the common citizen, and Reeves always looks like she's a little timid despite having a decent resume away from politics.

Reeves is a decent addition to the shadow front bench. Thought she was a wet lettuce, but she seems very switched on and speaks sensibly.

Jon the Hat

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About time the government did something useful.  A reasonable range of measures which will close most of the gap on energy costs for most people.  At least until they go up again.

Voll Blau

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Glad they've eaten humble pie and brought in a measure Labour have been calling for for months. Just hope it can help the most needy ASAP, it's pathetic how much the Tories have dragged their heels over this.

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Fazzer 7

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1 hour ago, LVocey said:

I actually think both are quite intelligent politicians.

Sunak is always going to struggle to appear anywhere near in touch with the common citizen, and Reeves always looks like she's a little timid despite having a decent resume away from politics.

Tbf I thought she came across better and more forcefully than Starmer. 

Corky

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Good to see our beloved NHS workers who we were so grateful for two years ago are now probably pissheads holding parties when you need to justify your boss being a dick.

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