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I think we've done the corbyn is a clown thing to death Ristac, it seems most of us wishy washly snowflake, cancel culture, BLM loving, liberal, lefty, woketards largely agree that the guy was an unelectable nightmare.

We recognise the choice was a dilemma. The point is whether - when boris subsequently treats the public he's meant to serve with disdain - and gets collared lying about it to try and save his own skin, should he survive? It's a pretty sorry state of affairs when no-one seems to give a sh*t about truth and integrity any more. Presumably you're ok with Tony Blair lying about Iraq? Got the job done, getting rid of the murderous nutter Sadam didn't it? Bigger things to worry about than sexing up a report here or there?
 
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ristac said:
Has he not delivered the end result though? Brexit to which he was also willing to go in with no deal and play hardball and the vaccination roll out with the country returning to a more normal world than the rest of Europe. He can lie 24hrs a day for all I care as long as the long term goal gets met. He lied about garden parties, like I said it just doesn’t bother me.

Main stream media and the likes of Beth Rigby hate him so they’ll pile it on. I visit around 30 homes a day speaking to people, I guarantee you there are nowhere near the amount upset with him enough to want him out. MSM are not reporting a true reflection of public opinion.

Energy price rises in April are scaring people ****less, if he fixes that issue nobody but the far left will give a toss about garden parties. Once a few more realise an election runs the risk of an SNP coalition I’d expect Boris or his replacement will once again romp home
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Brexit ? He delivered some form of half-arsed Brexit but real effects have yet to be realised. That's another millstone around BJ's neck. The rest of them can get rid of him and the new PM can blame all the negative aspects of Brexit on him, the architect of it all, "nothing to do with me guv". In fact that's probably why they haven't got rid of him yet until the most damaging parts of Brexit have hit home. But Tory MPs are increasingly worried that BJ is becoming more of a liability every day. There won't be a GE for a few years now, but I suspect Labour will form an alliance (perhaps an informal one) with the Lib Dems in order to take as many seats as possible away from the Cons. I think Starmer realises a coalition with the SNP is a non-starter that would put a lot of people off.
 
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I think we've done the corbyn is a clown thing to death Ristac, it seems most of us wishy washly snowflake, cancel culture, BLM loving, liberal, lefty, woketards largely agree that the guy was an unelectable nightmare.

We recognise the choice was a dilemma. The point is whether - when he subsequently treats the public he's meant to serve with disdain - and gets collared lying about it to try and save his own skin, should he survive? It's a pretty sorry state of affairs when no-one seems to give a sh*t about truth and integrity any more. Presumably you're ok with Tony Blair lying about Iraq? Got the job done, getting rid of the murderous nutter Sadam didn't it? Bigger things to worry about than sexing up a report here or ther?
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Big problem is, as unelectable as Corbyn was, it was his shadow cabinet that was a problem also. Captain hindsight has kept quite a few of them on board.
 
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milkyboy said:
I think we've done the corbyn is a clown thing to death Ristac, it seems most of us wishy washly snowflake, cancel culture, BLM loving, liberal, lefty, woketards largely agree that the guy was an unelectable nightmare.

We recognise the choice was a dilemma. The point is whether - when he subsequently treats the public he's meant to serve with disdain - and gets collared lying about it to try and save his own skin, should he survive? It's a pretty sorry state of affairs when no-one seems to give a sh*t about truth and integrity any more. Presumably you're ok with Tony Blair lying about Iraq? Got the job done, getting rid of the murderous nutter Sadam didn't it? Bigger things to worry about than sexing up a report here or ther?
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tbf the roasting of BJ has and is being and doing to death.<ok>
 
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Boris sold us Brexit (quite right in my view) the last thing we need at the moment is a replacement who will just blame everything on Boris and thereby taking responsibility for nothing. As Ristac say’s who gives a fk about about him having a drink in his back garden
Ps just completed negotiations with Virgin media for new contract, they wanted 73% increase
We settled on no increase, well to be truthfull an increase of 20p per month
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energy prices,come on Boris you can do it just tell Rishi to pull his finger out
 
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milkyboy said:
I'd say most politicians have core beliefs and values... or at least start out with them until power corrupts. You might not agree with their beliefs, but they have them.You know what they stand for. I'd also agree they are slippery as hell and will be economical with the truth and evasive whenever it suits, but they generally have some beliefs that got them into politics in the first place.

Boris doesn't. He just wanted to be prime minister. He doesn't have any values or any morals of any sort. He headed up the leave campaign because it gave him exposure not because he believed in Brexit. He's a patholigical liar, proven time and time again.

The British public had a dilemma - choose between an affable oaf who seemed like he might provide some cabaret.. or a scary humourless tool in Corbyn, who had a set of beliefs but not ones very palatable to most of us.

They chose the oaf.

What they've found is that whilst your mate who lights his own farts and makes up some good stories about the girls he hasn't actually slept with, might be good value on a night out, he's not ideal to run the country. You reap what you sow. No one should be disappointed, he's delivered what was in the brochure for anyone who read the small print.

He's got away with his shenanigans until now. You can blag and bullshit your way past the british public, but you can't insult them. And they now feel insulted. The wrath of the great unwashed is being unleashed.
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The Labour party let the country down by giving the country that choice.
 
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ristac said:
Has he not delivered the end result though? Brexit to which he was also willing to go in with no deal and play hardball and the vaccination roll out with the country returning to a more normal world than the rest of Europe. He can lie 24hrs a day for all I care as long as the long term goal gets met. He lied about garden parties, like I said it just doesn’t bother me.

Main stream media and the likes of Beth Rigby hate him so they’ll pile it on. I visit around 30 homes a day speaking to people, I guarantee you there are nowhere near the amount upset with him enough to want him out. MSM are not reporting a true reflection of public opinion.

Energy price rises in April are scaring people ****less, if he fixes that issue nobody but the far left will give a toss about garden parties. Once a few more realise an election runs the risk of an SNP coalition I’d expect Boris or his replacement will once again romp home
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Got to disagree with you not being bothered about his parties mate, this is the man who put severe restrictions on the proles telling them how bad this virus was, he and all the rest of the elites obviously didn't believe the bullshit, he was spouting, wasn't he supposed to be recovering from covid around that time? He can't have been all that scared eh?
Hes a lying fat bastard who should be sacked or resign immediately because, his 'cure' to this virus will eventually kill more people than the virus did, then, he and his cohorts Whitty valance van tam, ferguson and the rest of the clowns at Sage should be jailed for what they have done to this country and its peoples .
 
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ristac said:
Would you have rather had Boris in charge during the pandemic or Corbyn?
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To turn that around, would Corbyn have been any worse at manging Covid? I very much doubt it and expect he'd have made a better job of it. He probably wouldn't have decided to not take it seriously and say "I'm going to carry on shaking hands" promplty catch Covid, and then be out of action for ages with no-one nominated to make Covid decisions in his absence. Could Boris have done better? Abso-fecking-lutely.
 
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BJ now won't be seen much in public for the next week as someone close to him has conveniently tested positive for covid. I'm surprised they didn't come up with that one yesterday before PMQs.
 
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OLOF said:
Got to disagree with you not being bothered about his parties mate, this is the man who put severe restrictions on the proles telling them how bad this virus was, he and all the rest of the elites obviously didn't believe the bullshit, he was spouting, wasn't he supposed to be recovering from covid around that time? He can't have been all that scared eh?
Hes a lying fat bastard who should be sacked or resign immediately because, his 'cure' to this virus will eventually kill more people than the virus did, then, he and his cohorts Whitty valance van tam, ferguson and the rest of the clowns at Sage should be jailed for what they have done to this country and its peoples .
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Ooooooh, my finger was hovering over the "Like" button there OLOF. So close.
 
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