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"S Javid R Sunak A Murrison B Afolami J Gullis S Bhatti N Richards V Crosbie T Clarke A Chalk R Walker W Quince L Trott C Skidmore J Glen R Walker F Buchan V Atkins j Churchill S Andrew C Coutinho D Johnston S Saxby" 27 Liam Fox & Gove have told him to quit  | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet!" When even the most ardent ones and the extremist are staying schtumm.. Wonder if the bleeding obvious outcome were witness to is sinking in.. | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet!" You mean other users? | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet! You mean other users?" The ones that normally defend Boris no matter what he does. | |||
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"add duncan baker to the list of reignations" I think there has just been another one too. Looks like it will be 30 by 4 o'clock. | |||
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"add duncan baker to the list of reignations I think there has just been another one too. Looks like it will be 30 by 4 o'clock. " We have just hit 30. | |||
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"add duncan baker to the list of reignations I think there has just been another one too. Looks like it will be 30 by 4 o'clock. We have just hit 30. " It's now a case of fuck trying to stick multiple fingers in the dyke, time to bail out.. He could be gone today at this rate.. | |||
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"add duncan baker to the list of reignations I think there has just been another one too. Looks like it will be 30 by 4 o'clock. We have just hit 30. It's now a case of fuck trying to stick multiple fingers in the dyke, time to bail out.. He could be gone today at this rate.." ... by the time the 10 o'clock news is broadcast on the television perhaps.  | |||
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"2 more have just gone ... craig williams and rachael mcclean " I'd included those in the 31. It will be 50 by 6 o'clock. Of that I have no doubt. | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet!" They are suddenly v quiet, aren't they? Seems even they have given up defending the indefensible. | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet! They are suddenly v quiet, aren't they? Seems even they have given up defending the indefensible." their wounds aren't going to lick themselves | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet! They are suddenly v quiet, aren't they? Seems even they have given up defending the indefensible. their wounds aren't going to lick themselves" Iam thinking of Mr Hay at this difficult time | |||
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"now it's being reported that the watershed has been reached due to tory whips having conveyed the news to No.10 that there are no more backbenchers prepared to fill the posts of those who have resigned." Ohhh interesting! | |||
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"now it's being reported that the watershed has been reached due to tory whips having conveyed the news to No.10 that there are no more backbenchers prepared to fill the posts of those who have resigned." Does this trigger anything. If the governing party cannot form a functional cabinet... can it remain in charge? Interesting to know what this means for everything | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet! They are suddenly v quiet, aren't they? Seems even they have given up defending the indefensible. their wounds aren't going to lick themselves Iam thinking of Mr Hay at this difficult time " his biggest difficulty is licking those wounds between his legs as his tail keeps getting in the way. | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet! They are suddenly v quiet, aren't they? Seems even they have given up defending the indefensible. their wounds aren't going to lick themselves Iam thinking of Mr Hay at this difficult time " He's possibly the 1 person on fab who would still come in + say something ridiculous in defence of Johnson. There is no bar too low for him. | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet! They are suddenly v quiet, aren't they? Seems even they have given up defending the indefensible. their wounds aren't going to lick themselves Iam thinking of Mr Hay at this difficult time " In the interests of fairness Costa is not in self inflicted absence . He is unable to comment right now. You all know I disagree with him a lot, but wanted to make it clear he’s not hiding. | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet! They are suddenly v quiet, aren't they? Seems even they have given up defending the indefensible. their wounds aren't going to lick themselves Iam thinking of Mr Hay at this difficult time In the interests of fairness Costa is not in self inflicted absence . He is unable to comment right now. You all know I disagree with him a lot, but wanted to make it clear he’s not hiding. " I hope he is well | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet! They are suddenly v quiet, aren't they? Seems even they have given up defending the indefensible. their wounds aren't going to lick themselves Iam thinking of Mr Hay at this difficult time He's possibly the 1 person on fab who would still come in + say something ridiculous in defence of Johnson. There is no bar too low for him." hi and thanks for the reply. you probably mean something else entirely. i prefer to do my own research and the stock market is something or other. luckily we have a government who have no integrity and despite what internet warriors say, cyber life is not like real life, where you wouldn't go up to somebody in a pub and say that. | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet! They are suddenly v quiet, aren't they? Seems even they have given up defending the indefensible. their wounds aren't going to lick themselves Iam thinking of Mr Hay at this difficult time In the interests of fairness Costa is not in self inflicted absence . He is unable to comment right now. You all know I disagree with him a lot, but wanted to make it clear he’s not hiding. I hope he is well "
Whilst I disagree on many things I hope he's ok..
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"The 1922 bunch are gonna meet + force him out v soon, aren't they?" They will try, he won’t resign though, we have another Trump, he will try absolutely anything to stay in office | |||
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"The 1922 bunch are gonna meet + force him out v soon, aren't they? They will try, he won’t resign though, we have another Trump, he will try absolutely anything to stay in office " He's given every sign he won't resign. That's why the 1922 lot are prob just gonna push him out the door at this rate. | |||
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"The 1922 bunch are gonna meet + force him out v soon, aren't they? They will try, he won’t resign though, we have another Trump, he will try absolutely anything to stay in office He's given every sign he won't resign. That's why the 1922 lot are prob just gonna push him out the door at this rate." Good, I don’t want him to leave with dignity because he hasn’t got any | |||
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"The 1922 bunch are gonna meet + force him out v soon, aren't they? They will try, he won’t resign though, we have another Trump, he will try absolutely anything to stay in office He's given every sign he won't resign. That's why the 1922 lot are prob just gonna push him out the door at this rate. Good, I don’t want him to leave with dignity because he hasn’t got any " I totally agree. | |||
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"Hope the bastard stays until Friday, least then I can have a proper drink "That reminds me: I need to get a good bottle of fizz in so I'm ready. | |||
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"Hope the bastard stays until Friday, least then I can have a proper drink
That reminds me: I need to get a good bottle of fizz in so I'm ready."We have 7 bottles, want a glass? | |||
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"Hope the bastard stays until Friday, least then I can have a proper drink
That reminds me: I need to get a good bottle of fizz in so I'm ready.
We have 7 bottles, want a glass? "Cheers | |||
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"Hope the bastard stays until Friday, least then I can have a proper drink "in 1990, the record label bosses took us all to the pub on the thursday that thatcher was pushed out. they didn't stop the party and get us back in the studio til the middle of the following week | |||
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"A group of cabinet ministers are about to tell the PM to resign, including the chief whip, the BBC understands. " I think he will be told by them, Leave now or we will trigger a vote. | |||
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"No.33 just confirmed… another PPS… mark fletcher So…I am beginning to think he may will try the general election nuclear option " Can he actually do that without his party agreeing to it? And even if he can, he can't be mad enough to think he could win an election in this climate. | |||
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"No.33 just confirmed… another PPS… mark fletcher So…I am beginning to think he may will try the general election nuclear option Can he actually do that without his party agreeing to it? And even if he can, he can't be mad enough to think he could win an election in this climate." According to parliaments website it seems he can... The Dissolution and Calling of Parliament Act 2022 revived the power of the monarch to dissolve Parliament, at the request of the Prime Minister of the day. Dunno if they are simplifying it or not though | |||
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"No.33 just confirmed… another PPS… mark fletcher So…I am beginning to think he may will try the general election nuclear option Can he actually do that without his party agreeing to it? And even if he can, he can't be mad enough to think he could win an election in this climate." He can, Thing is he is mad enough. He is about to be told to resign. I guarantee if he doesn't, We will be up to 80 resignations by this time tomorrow. I predicted last night if he hadn't gone or showing signs of going today the number would more than double and it has in fact tripled. | |||
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"No.33 just confirmed… another PPS… mark fletcher So…I am beginning to think he may will try the general election nuclear option Can he actually do that without his party agreeing to it? And even if he can, he can't be mad enough to think he could win an election in this climate." In theory any PM could call a snap election..it would just need him to go to the queen Anyway.. the liaison committee hearing does have “end of season finale “ vibes.. my god it’s brutal and brilliant | |||
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"No.33 just confirmed… another PPS… mark fletcher So…I am beginning to think he may will try the general election nuclear option Can he actually do that without his party agreeing to it? And even if he can, he can't be mad enough to think he could win an election in this climate. In theory any PM could call a snap election..it would just need him to go to the queen Anyway.. the liaison committee hearing does have “end of season finale “ vibes.. my god it’s brutal and brilliant " He is even denying some of the wording in one of the resignation letter even though anyone could read it. It's literally there in black-and-white and he's still denied it. | |||
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"No.33 just confirmed… another PPS… mark fletcher So…I am beginning to think he may will try the general election nuclear option Can he actually do that without his party agreeing to it? And even if he can, he can't be mad enough to think he could win an election in this climate. In theory any PM could call a snap election..it would just need him to go to the queen Anyway.. the liaison committee hearing does have “end of season finale “ vibes.. my god it’s brutal and brilliant He is even denying some of the wording in one of the resignation letter even though anyone could read it. It's literally there in black-and-white and he's still denied it. " He's a pathological liar. | |||
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"The slogans sound so sad and pathetic . " He is getting what he deserves before he goes, utter humiliation | |||
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"It's now 34! This is madness. " You know it’s mad when you quote a figure and 2 minutes later it’s out of date 35 now… this has beginning of the end vibe’s | |||
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"It's now 34! This is madness. You know it’s mad when you quote a figure and 2 minutes later it’s out of date 35 now… this has beginning of the end vibe’s " We have averaged 1 every 15 minutes since this thread started... (roughly) | |||
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"It's now 34! This is madness. You know it’s mad when you quote a figure and 2 minutes later it’s out of date 35 now… this has beginning of the end vibe’s " I was just watching a news reporter who said he actually has never seen anything like it and cannot keep up. | |||
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"The 1922 committee of Tory backbenchers has decided not to change the rules to allow a second confidence vote against Boris Johnson, the BBC has been told. It will instead hold an election on Monday to choose its new executive. Any rule changes would be discussed by the new executive. Aww it probably won't be over tonight then. An I was getting ready to put the fizz in the fridge." Maybe they have got wind of something and don’t need to change the rules. | |||
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"Well, if nothing else, he has succeeded in his desire to be a memorable PM. I might live long enough to see him become a GCSE exam question. Of course, he will earn a fortune when he does go. He's just got the awkward phase where he's technically homeless for a bit (I think Carrie still has her flat)." The fact he will end up rich does stick in the throat. But the priority now is to remove the guy who's always dragging this country lower. | |||
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"The 1922 committee of Tory backbenchers has decided not to change the rules to allow a second confidence vote against Boris Johnson, the BBC has been told. It will instead hold an election on Monday to choose its new executive. Any rule changes would be discussed by the new executive. Aww it probably won't be over tonight then. An I was getting ready to put the fizz in the fridge. Maybe they have got wind of something and don’t need to change the rules. " That was exactly by thought. They probably know they don't need to change the rules. | |||
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"The 1922 committee of Tory backbenchers has decided not to change the rules to allow a second confidence vote against Boris Johnson, the BBC has been told. It will instead hold an election on Monday to choose its new executive. Any rule changes would be discussed by the new executive. Aww it probably won't be over tonight then. An I was getting ready to put the fizz in the fridge. Maybe they have got wind of something and don’t need to change the rules. That was exactly by thought. They probably know they don't need to change the rules. " Actually what they might be doing is saying they have gotten a new mandate from a new committee executive to then change the rules…. I think he still goes tonight now.. don’t put the bubbly away just yet | |||
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"The 1922 committee of Tory backbenchers has decided not to change the rules to allow a second confidence vote against Boris Johnson, the BBC has been told. It will instead hold an election on Monday to choose its new executive. Any rule changes would be discussed by the new executive. Aww it probably won't be over tonight then. An I was getting ready to put the fizz in the fridge. Maybe they have got wind of something and don’t need to change the rules. " They are waiting until after the committee elections on Monday to decide on rule changes. | |||
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"Let’s have a general election ! " Yeah, let’s, won’t happen though, your boy is toast | |||
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"Let’s have a general election ! Yeah, let’s, won’t happen though, your boy is toast "You think everything changes for the better when a new leader is selected ? | |||
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"Let’s have a general election ! Yeah, let’s, won’t happen though, your boy is toast
You think everything changes for the better when a new leader is selected ?
Yep, because he is the worst we have ever seen,
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"Let’s have a general election ! Yeah, let’s, won’t happen though, your boy is toast
You think everything changes for the better when a new leader is selected ?
"A simple start whereby the rule of law, ministerial codes, integrity, honesty and decency actually mean something would be a start .. | |||
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"S Javid R Sunak A Murrison B Afolami J Gullis S Bhatti N Richards V Crosbie T Clarke A Chalk R Walker W Quince L Trott C Skidmore J Glen R Walker F Buchan V Atkins j Churchill S Andrew C Coutinho D Johnston S Saxby" People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . | |||
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"S Javid R Sunak A Murrison B Afolami J Gullis S Bhatti N Richards V Crosbie T Clarke A Chalk R Walker W Quince L Trott C Skidmore J Glen R Walker F Buchan V Atkins j Churchill S Andrew C Coutinho D Johnston S Saxby People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . " He's running out of people who want to fill the vacancies. I won't even say suitable people, because he ran out of them when he made Dorries a minister. | |||
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"S Javid R Sunak A Murrison B Afolami J Gullis S Bhatti N Richards V Crosbie T Clarke A Chalk R Walker W Quince L Trott C Skidmore J Glen R Walker F Buchan V Atkins j Churchill S Andrew C Coutinho D Johnston S Saxby People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . " Lol great entertainment value, just like bozo | |||
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"S Javid R Sunak A Murrison B Afolami J Gullis S Bhatti N Richards V Crosbie T Clarke A Chalk R Walker W Quince L Trott C Skidmore J Glen R Walker F Buchan V Atkins j Churchill S Andrew C Coutinho D Johnston S Saxby People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . " It is a huge problem however when people are being offered these jobs but won't take them which is what is currently happening. A Prime Minister that can't fill his cabinet Is a Prime Minister that can no longer stay. | |||
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"Apparently new chancellor, in the job less than 24 hours, has joined the group telling Johnson to quit. You just couldn't make this stuff up, if you tried it as the storyline for a political comedy the script would get rejected for being just too unbelievable." The other thing you couldn't make up is we are in a position where by this time tomorrow we could have no Prime Minister As he has dissolved Parliament and no leader of the opposition. This is ridiculous stuff. | |||
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"I presume it's now down to Johnson, Dorries, Truss and Mogg? Not even enough to form a 5-a-side kickabout team..." Apparently, only Dorries is left, probably because she’s put her letter in the bin thinking it’s a postbox. | |||
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"Sky news just reported Boris, will not resign. The man has got some nuts " Mail are also reporting that. His ego is such, I suspect he won't | |||
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . " You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
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"And what happens when he does go,who then??" Well obviously it will be Dominic Rabb until a leadership election | |||
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
And here endeth the lesson……"This is exactly his problem, he's already got 20 vacant positions. His position is untenable already but he's refusing to go with a shred of dignity | |||
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"Also I don't understand why he even wants to be PM anymore. He clearly doesn't care about the people in this country and just wanted to be PM for his own ego. He's done that now. He can now fuck off and live in a country mansion writing books about the ancient Greeks and get a gig writing a column for the Telegraph or the Sun, earn a small fortune and have as many mistresses and illegitimate children as he likes out of the media spotlight " He'll be bankrupt without this job. No one will be paying his massive backhanders, no chance he'll stay as a back bench MP, no onevwill touch him as a consultant (the ex PM gravy train) at best a column and after dinner speaking, nowhere near enough to fund his lifestyle or exes | |||
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"Also I don't understand why he even wants to be PM anymore. He clearly doesn't care about the people in this country and just wanted to be PM for his own ego. He's done that now. He can now fuck off and live in a country mansion writing books about the ancient Greeks and get a gig writing a column for the Telegraph or the Sun, earn a small fortune and have as many mistresses and illegitimate children as he likes out of the media spotlight He'll be bankrupt without this job. No one will be paying his massive backhanders, no chance he'll stay as a back bench MP, no onevwill touch him as a consultant (the ex PM gravy train) at best a column and after dinner speaking, nowhere near enough to fund his lifestyle or exes " He could go the Jeffrey Archer route and write some best selling novels | |||
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"Also I don't understand why he even wants to be PM anymore. He clearly doesn't care about the people in this country and just wanted to be PM for his own ego. He's done that now. He can now fuck off and live in a country mansion writing books about the ancient Greeks and get a gig writing a column for the Telegraph or the Sun, earn a small fortune and have as many mistresses and illegitimate children as he likes out of the media spotlight He'll be bankrupt without this job. No one will be paying his massive backhanders, no chance he'll stay as a back bench MP, no onevwill touch him as a consultant (the ex PM gravy train) at best a column and after dinner speaking, nowhere near enough to fund his lifestyle or exes He could go the Jeffrey Archer route and write some best selling novels " He's failed to deliver a book he was paid a huge advance for years ago | |||
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"Boris has fired Michael Gove " I didn’t see this coming.. I thought they would resign on mass.. I am guessing this is where Johnson will start taking his revenge | |||
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"Anyone seen the usual suspects in these threads? They are ominously quiet! They are suddenly v quiet, aren't they? Seems even they have given up defending the indefensible. their wounds aren't going to lick themselves Iam thinking of Mr Hay at this difficult time " I think Mr Hay was Boris. He will be too busy today. | |||
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"Boris has fired Michael Gove I didn’t see this coming.. I thought they would resign on mass.. I am guessing this is where Johnson will start taking his revenge " Well that has just cleared the levelling up department. No levelling up for the faceable. | |||
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"Boris has fired Michael Gove " Will he fire the others who told him to quit? That is the big question. | |||
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"Boris has fired Michael Gove " At least this will give Gove more time to dedicate to his real passion. Snorting enough cocaine to kill a pony | |||
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"Boris has fired Michael Gove " Non of is were expecting him to start sacking the ones that hadn't resigned He's lost it completely | |||
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"Boris has fired Michael Gove I didn’t see this coming.. I thought they would resign on mass.. I am guessing this is where Johnson will start taking his revenge " It could backfire, if they think they will be sacked by Boris then resignation at least gives them the opportunity to say why.. After being sacked it will be spun as sour grapes.. It's the death throes whatever way it goes.. Chief whip and home sec next? | |||
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"Reports of Nadine Dorries headbutting the treacherous ones who are dating to tell her hero what most of the country think are perhaps a rumour.. "Dorries telling Johnson that he can keep his cabinet going with a skeleton staff, but he'll have to drive a Mini Metro | |||
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"Boris has fired Michael Gove " Just when I thought it could not get anymore weird. I think he will struggle to replace all those that resigned let alone making it worse by sacking Gove. Maybe he wanted to get that in before the inevitable happens | |||
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"Reports of Nadine Dorries headbutting the treacherous ones who are dating to tell her hero what most of the country think are perhaps a rumour..
Dorries telling Johnson that he can keep his cabinet going with a skeleton staff, but he'll have to drive a Mini Metro
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"Boris has fired Michael Gove " He's sacking the ones that won't resign | |||
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"The man needs help and actually im starting to worry about him. He has said no cabinet minister has asked him to resign! We know this isn't true. " You're only starting to worry about him? He has been a stranger to the truth his entire life. A pathological liar, and completely disconnected from reality. | |||
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"He is pretty much the wolf of downing Street where he will not quit and will have to be forcibly removed from the job. " He thinks he's Donald trump lol Is he completely delusional and actually believes the shite that comes out of his mouth ? | |||
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" The scorpian has pinched the frog and both are drowning. But we elected a scorpian. Isn't it undemocratic to try and oust him because he acted in his nature ?" It's Tory MPs worried about their majorities and careers and self preservation that are trying to oust him, which is entirely in keeping with the nature of being a Tory | |||
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"When there's only Dorries left Johnson's going to take her to a cracking owl sanctuary." | |||
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"Oh you need to watch gammon news it is hilarious "Have they turned on him yet? I am waiting on boris to be confirmed to go first… then I am expecting the North Korean mourning music | |||
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"We knew he was a bumbling idiot when he was elected. I can't help but think we got what we asked for as a country. He keeps saying the country elected him but actually they didn't, We elect a party in this country and all the polls are clearly are saying the electorate doesn't want him anymore. " Damn right it’s not called the Boris Party. If he thinks he is bigger than the party then he is really deluded about his own self importance. A dry piece of dog shit would be a better PM than him. | |||
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" The scorpian has pinched the frog and both are drowning. But we elected a scorpian. Isn't it undemocratic to try and oust him because he acted in his nature ? It's Tory MPs worried about their majorities and careers and self preservation that are trying to oust him, which is entirely in keeping with the nature of being a Tory " Of course they are, they cannot do what they want if they are not in charge, this isn’t a Presidency, this a parliament system, and you need the numbers to rule. | |||
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"We knew he was a bumbling idiot when he was elected. I can't help but think we got what we asked for as a country. He keeps saying the country elected him but actually they didn't, We elect a party in this country and all the polls are clearly are saying the electorate doesn't want him anymore. Damn right it’s not called the Boris Party. If he thinks he is bigger than the party then he is really deluded about his own self importance. A dry piece of dog shit would be a better PM than him. " not defending him, but we elect a party. And the party elect him. And had the opportunity to oust him but (just about) backed him. I don't think he's right in staying, but I'm not sure we as an electorate should have the say here ... We know the party rules and so accept that he has the right to dig in. And we elected a party who's leader would, we could have guessed, both cause chaos and not fall on their sword. | |||
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"There is a scenario in which the 1922 could remove him as party leader but he could still remain pm!! Also if the 1922 don’t remove him I wonder if labour will call a no confidence vote " The latter won't happen, it's akin to one football team standing in their half as the opposition have a full on fist fight and offering the ref the possible resolution of a penalty shoot out as a way of sorting things.. Fuck it let them sort it, in this case the Tory party chose Boris fully knowing he was a liar with the morals and integrity of an alley cat whose only interest is his own ego and self advancement.. Own the mess and the outcomes.. | |||
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"Gazza's just been seen entering No.10 with a fishing rod and chicken " New Fisheries and Farming Minister then! | |||
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"The man needs help and actually im starting to worry about him. He has said no cabinet minister has asked him to resign! We know this isn't true. " I was thinking the same, Boris mental health must be pushed to his limits of sanity. Then again what is sanity in Boris head. | |||
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"There is a scenario in which the 1922 could remove him as party leader but he could still remain pm!! Also if the 1922 don’t remove him I wonder if labour will call a no confidence vote " Labour could easily call the confidence vote, maybe, just maybe, they are giving Boris and Tory party enough rope to hang themselves. When the next election arrives, hopefully the public will vote for a new party to enter number 10. | |||
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"We knew he was a bumbling idiot when he was elected. I can't help but think we got what we asked for as a country. He keeps saying the country elected him but actually they didn't, We elect a party in this country and all the polls are clearly are saying the electorate doesn't want him anymore. Damn right it’s not called the Boris Party. If he thinks he is bigger than the party then he is really deluded about his own self importance. A dry piece of dog shit would be a better PM than him. not defending him, but we elect a party. And the party elect him. And had the opportunity to oust him but (just about) backed him. I don't think he's right in staying, but I'm not sure we as an electorate should have the say here ... We know the party rules and so accept that he has the right to dig in. And we elected a party who's leader would, we could have guessed, both cause chaos and not fall on their sword. " I think there were many people who tried to stop him getting elected during his rise to power, so don’t bunch everyone together in one place. The slobs rise to power is more reminiscent of Hitler than Churchill. Everyday he still is in power, the country loses. I genuinely hope this brush with demagoguery will make us think about the people we elect to lead this country and be more interested in our democracy. | |||
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"There is a scenario in which the 1922 could remove him as party leader but he could still remain pm!! Also if the 1922 don’t remove him I wonder if labour will call a no confidence vote Labour could easily call the confidence vote, maybe, just maybe, they are giving Boris and Tory party enough rope to hang themselves. When the next election arrives, hopefully the public will vote for a new party to enter number 10." They could.. but I think that would be seen as opportunistic… let the tories try and do it first,and then if they don’t make them all go on record in a no confidence vote | |||
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
And here endeth the lesson……". Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals. The Boris haters are trying to present a folds version of reality | |||
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
And here endeth the lesson…… . Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals.
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
And here endeth the lesson…… . Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals.
The Boris haters are trying to present a folds version of reality "Is it all a dream pat, like in Dallas? | |||
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
And here endeth the lesson…… . Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals.
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Is it all a dream pat, like in Dallas?
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
And here endeth the lesson…… . Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals.
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Is it all a dream pat, like in Dallas?
This could be that last time we see this version of his profile , "A new one will arise, like a phenix albeit with slightly singed plumage cooing and singing the praises of the new leader.. | |||
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
And here endeth the lesson…… . Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals.
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
And here endeth the lesson…… . Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals.
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
And here endeth the lesson…… . Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals.
The Boris haters are trying to present a folds version of reality "Ummm, actually it’s the Johnson lovers, and they love the Johnson so much that they rub and suck on its cheesy juice. Remember Iraq and Comical Ali? All those lovers think nothing is wrong, they are winning, yet Baghdad was being shelled to shit, and the Allied forces were on outskirts of the city, that’s exactly the same thing which is happening right here, right now, Boris is in bunker, getting his minions spread false information. All around him his world is crumbling and those supporters are either too blind or too stupid see it also. | |||
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" . Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals. The Boris haters are trying to present a folds version of reality " Pat…. May I point you in the direction of the film “Titanic” and suggests you watch the last 30 minutes
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"There is a scenario in which the 1922 could remove him as party leader but he could still remain pm!! Also if the 1922 don’t remove him I wonder if labour will call a no confidence vote " I think they will and I think they will win. | |||
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"People resigning is hardly a problem. You simply appoint someone else. It may be to the advantage of everyone. The next appointees may be superior to the previous ones and gives those who resigned a chance to recharge their batteries. . We now have a very experienced self made businness man as Chencelllor of Exchequer and Steve Barclay as Health Minster . Who care about resignations. We are moving on to bigger and better things . You have to find people to replace them…. And the maths doesn’t add up… let’s try this slowly for pat!! 358mps… we know that 142 voted against him in the confidence vote… we know that another 45 have gone since then… That’s 190 ish… you need 150 ish to fill every position in a government…. And who is really going to want to join a government if the 1922 committee are going to change the rules People don’t join sinking ships!!!!
And here endeth the lesson…… . Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals.
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" . Who said that the ship is sinking. Boris is sailing it through stormy waters and will live to fight another day. Kier Starmer and Ed Davey would love to have the problems that Boris faces. Their problem is that their policies have been firmly rejected by the electorate. They are simply no runners. It will be onwards and upwards for Boris. He is hardly going to let his success be damaged by a few disgruntled individuals. The Boris haters are trying to present a folds version of reality Pat…. May I point you in the direction of the film “Titanic” and suggests you watch the last 30 minutes
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"Gazza's just been seen entering No.10 with a fishing rod and chicken New Fisheries and Farming Minister then! "... ... ... ... Happy fish | |||
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"With six more already this morning, we now don't have a functional government under Boris.. Chaos doesn't really cut it.." MPs are refusing these new jobs, absolutely hilarious ?? | |||
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"With six more already this morning, we now don't have a functional government under Boris.. Chaos doesn't really cut it.. MPs are refusing these new jobs, absolutely hilarious ?? " It's all getting very trumpian.. Wonder if Mogg and Dorries are with him sharpening the kitchen knives and charging up the soda syphons.. | |||
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"With six more already this morning, we now don't have a functional government under Boris.. Chaos doesn't really cut it.. MPs are refusing these new jobs, absolutely hilarious ?? It's all getting very trumpian.. Wonder if Mogg and Dorries are with him sharpening the kitchen knives and charging up the soda syphons.." Ha, Nads will have been up all night on the gin | |||
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