What do we reckon then, will he stay?, or will he go?
In reply to Post #1
Who cares? They're all bent anyway
Who cares? They're all bent anyway
In reply to Post #2
Well I mean it's only the leader of the country, I'd imagine it's quite important
Well I mean it's only the leader of the country, I'd imagine it's quite important
In reply to Post #3
Swap one bent politican for another bent politican. The only difference will be the next one won't be so blatant as boris.
At least with bojo he doesn't hide the fact hes a bit of a numpty
Swap one bent politican for another bent politican. The only difference will be the next one won't be so blatant as boris.
At least with bojo he doesn't hide the fact hes a bit of a numpty
In reply to Post #4
Bent, or incompetent? There is quite a difference
Bent, or incompetent? There is quite a difference
In reply to Post #5
Bent and incompetent is probably the most accurate. it doesn't matter who is in charge, they all say one thing and do another, they all give with one hand and take back with the other, they all write cheques they can't cash, all while pretending to be thinking of the people's best interests when they are actually doing things for their own advantage
Bent and incompetent is probably the most accurate. it doesn't matter who is in charge, they all say one thing and do another, they all give with one hand and take back with the other, they all write cheques they can't cash, all while pretending to be thinking of the people's best interests when they are actually doing things for their own advantage
In reply to Post #6
That's sort how most governments work, one thing has to pay for another
That's sort how most governments work, one thing has to pay for another
In reply to Post #7
Lol. So you just pick your favourite corrupt person and vote for them then yeah? If "that's how government works" ,why on earth do you bother voting for any of them? Bunch of con artists, the lot of them
Lol. So you just pick your favourite corrupt person and vote for them then yeah? If "that's how government works" ,why on earth do you bother voting for any of them? Bunch of con artists, the lot of them
Unfortunately for us Johnson is both bent and incompetent
And has promoted rather poor MPs to cabinet to trynto cement his position.
Whatever happens I hope we can move back to boring professionals running the country. Not HIGNFY panellists and jungle contestants.
Everything just seems so dumbed down. Like Pantomime villains stirring up the masses.
And has promoted rather poor MPs to cabinet to trynto cement his position.
Whatever happens I hope we can move back to boring professionals running the country. Not HIGNFY panellists and jungle contestants.
Everything just seems so dumbed down. Like Pantomime villains stirring up the masses.
In reply to Post #9
Like Pantomime villains stirring up the masses
'Oh no they're not!'
Like Pantomime villains stirring up the masses
'Oh no they're not!'
In reply to Post #1
Regardless of the outcome of this vote the noose will be around his neck from now until he goes or wins another election. If they loose in the two bi-elections it will tighten again.
However ultimately those who vote to keep him in, are more than likely doing so for their own personal gain rather then the wishes of their constituents.... which ties nicely back into the bent and incompetent statement
Regardless of the outcome of this vote the noose will be around his neck from now until he goes or wins another election. If they loose in the two bi-elections it will tighten again.
However ultimately those who vote to keep him in, are more than likely doing so for their own personal gain rather then the wishes of their constituents.... which ties nicely back into the bent and incompetent statement
In reply to Post #9
Exactly. Imagine going to war with a former comedian as the nation's leader. That'd never work
Exactly. Imagine going to war with a former comedian as the nation's leader. That'd never work
In reply to Post #8
Did you read the last few words I wrote??
Did you read the last few words I wrote??
In reply to Post #12
2 minds about that one. He's very popular on the international front with his media savvy and Instagram etc. On the other side
Hes.in power 2 years and at war with Russia.
2 minds about that one. He's very popular on the international front with his media savvy and Instagram etc. On the other side
Hes.in power 2 years and at war with Russia.
In reply to Post #14
I'll be unpopular and agree that it's all a bit iffy
I'll be unpopular and agree that it's all a bit iffy
In reply to Post #14
With 73% of the vote, I'd say he's quite popular at home aswell
With 73% of the vote, I'd say he's quite popular at home aswell
In reply to Post #16
Johnson also got a massive majority.
TV wins.
Johnson also got a massive majority.
TV wins.
In reply to Post #17
'TV wins' ....
Not in noj's Borough....
Boris needs 180 votes. 160 tory mp's have cabinet 'jobs' . Can't see those turkeys voting for Christmas can you?
'TV wins' ....
Not in noj's Borough....
Boris needs 180 votes. 160 tory mp's have cabinet 'jobs' . Can't see those turkeys voting for Christmas can you?
Whoa, 148 voted against Boris
In reply to Post #1
Dead man walking now after that result. He'll have to go or call a GE.
Dead man walking now after that result. He'll have to go or call a GE.
In reply to Post #20
Thatcher and Theresa May both did the honourable thing and stepped down after similar 'wins'...
But Boris and the 'honourable thing' ... ? Well given every thing he's done and said so far....
Thatcher and Theresa May both did the honourable thing and stepped down after similar 'wins'...
But Boris and the 'honourable thing' ... ? Well given every thing he's done and said so far....
In reply to Post #21
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
In reply to Post #21
Agreed.
The issue though is now out of Johnson's hands in reality, like it was for those you mentioned.
Power and then influence are what the Tory backers expect for their millions of £££'s in donations and lobbying costs. You can't have one without the former being guaranteed. Johnson now is a risk for those powerful people/organisations.
Agreed.
The issue though is now out of Johnson's hands in reality, like it was for those you mentioned.
Power and then influence are what the Tory backers expect for their millions of £££'s in donations and lobbying costs. You can't have one without the former being guaranteed. Johnson now is a risk for those powerful people/organisations.
In reply to Post #5
Incompetently bent.
Incompetently bent.
In reply to Post #18
Yeah we don't let them in swimming or cycling races round here
Joking aside, did I or did I not warn you about the imminent ‘sportspeople'?
I'll not judge anyone for laughing at the time
Yeah we don't let them in swimming or cycling races round here
Joking aside, did I or did I not warn you about the imminent ‘sportspeople'?
I'll not judge anyone for laughing at the time
He's Teflon. He'll survive, whatever the cost to the Party or the Nation. Not only that, but he's a Tory version of Putin. Say no more!
Fun fact: 30 minutes before the results of the VONC vote yesterday, the government scrapped its plans for an HS2 link to the West Coast Main Line. Guess whose constituency it would have run through, and who was dead set against it?
Graham Brady, Chair of the 1922 committee.
Graham Brady, Chair of the 1922 committee.
In reply to Post #27
What a surprise...
I imagine there were a lot of promises made for the sake of saving his own skin...
What a surprise...
I imagine there were a lot of promises made for the sake of saving his own skin...
Dead man (Boris) or dead nation walking.
Take your pick
Call a GE now, Boris, if you are so sure that this country loves you.
Take your pick
Call a GE now, Boris, if you are so sure that this country loves you.
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