Is he the Mexican Prime Minister?
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Perhaps you don't remember Chilcot? There were no secrets kept from the enquiry. Luckily trans and his fellow conspiracy theory nutjobs have an endless supply of bullshizzle to keep them from the truth.
Who’s a conspiracy believer apart from you who thinks every one is a conspiracist believer
Certain papers are never made public untill years after the event
Tis a fact
So you can peddle yer bull shizle else where
And no I do not believe Blair is a war criminal and tbh I don’t really care if he is or was ???
You nut job
II corrected your post for you - that view is a fact.You are also one of the people who helped make things worse. What you said was not Sunak under any circumstances. The thing that seems to have escaped some peoples brains is that here we are, all that EU money not going out anymore but then finding we have a chancellor that raised taxation to higher levels than we have had in the past. You and your like decided to ignore that and not even wonder why even though a number of the various services are running in crisis and that they have pledges to meet.
Some foreign commentators have come up with a nice word for what Truss was proposing. Have your cake and eat it politics. It isn't on and can't work. She gets elected on the basis of an idea that simply wont work. Penny also makes exactly the same noises. Not the only other one as well.
Now Boris is coming back. The enquiry might suddenly get finished. The bloke is seriously damaged goods. Truss has just joined him. Get the next one wrong and the same will happen again.
I wont say a thing about the obvious hook the politicians saw in Brexit. It's rather obvious. I wont say anything about the penalties either. Even some Tory are aware of them. The border aspects an N Ireland are a one sided red hering down to the lazy farts that can't be bothered to export from here to there now. Not the other way round.
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Appallingly low standards shown by his supporters, both public and MP.
Such short memories. He was ousted for a reason. Should never be allowed near no 10 under any curcumstances.
Looks like we may have to go through another car crash ! But setting off looking for 1 is unbelievable.
Backed by all party leaders at the time.
Hasn't proroguing been done by pm's in the past...
John major done it so he didn't have to answer cash for questions
And Clement Attlee so he could force through nationalisation of industry
Reading the decision by the supreme court declaring BJ's prorogue advise as unlawful because it stopped parliaments ability to scrutinise by definition Clement Attlee's proroguing should also have been declared unlawful as it was used to precisely do what the supreme court said it couldn't.
Only difference between what bojo done and Clement is that bojo was taken to court over it.
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Was he in the wrong then, or not ?
Lets not get into whataboutery, just the bit that is current and relevant to now
My point was that was it really worse than what had been done previously.... likely not.
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And that is whataboutery
2 wrongs dont make it right
I can't see Boris getting back in.
I want dishi rishi he should have got it in the 1st place, no idea what the conservative party was thinking getting truss in. Rishi predicted these events in the leadership contest,.I bet he's sat there all smug saying told you so.
I've lost all faith in the conservative party, there all supposed to be grown ups but instead there acting like kids. My 5 year old and his mates have better teamwork and leadership skills than this government.
I think Sunak would be harder for Labour to beat than Johnson.
Sunak would represent a serious politician and potentially a strong leader in a difficult period.
Im not sure Johnson would be suitable for a period of recession and hardship. Shallow boosterism won’t cut it.
Sunak would represent a serious politician and potentially a strong leader in a difficult period.
Im not sure Johnson would be suitable for a period of recession and hardship. Shallow boosterism won’t cut it.
Johnson garnered an 80 seat majority over Labour and you say Sunak would be harder to beat than Johnson, that's an extraordinary statement Notch. As for Johnson's suitability in a recession and hardship, he tended to be sympathetic in that respect and was often 'reigned in' by Sunak who was all for full on austerity.
Much of Johnson's leadership was under a war footing, Brexit, Covid and the Ukraine war leading to the cost of living crisis, he handled it well.
If only he hadn't had that glass of wine and slice of birthday cake.
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