Boris - The Prime Minister

[Graculus]

You probably think that's a killer post.

You're as shit at guessing what I think as you are at quoting. No shock mind.

 

[dogmeat]

You're as shit at guessing what I think

Your posts are a fair representation of what you think, Last Word Guy.

 

[Truxx]

Both.
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Oooo goody

 

[FourZeroCharlie]

You're as shit at guessing what I think as you are at quoting. No shock mind.

Almost 30 hours for you to come up with that 'reply'.

I'm sure you'll understand if I don't take note of the content?

 

[wetsmonkey]

How many of Bozo’s 80 seat majority voted against him tonight? Less than a year and it all looks quite shambolic.

 

[exbluejob]

How many of Bozo’s 80 seat majority voted against him tonight? Less than a year and it all looks quite shambolic.

291 votes to 78, seems pretty decisive. I wonder what it would have been if SirKneelalot had made a decision one way or the other?

 

[wetsmonkey]

291 votes to 78, seems pretty decisive. I wonder what it would have been if SirKneelalot had made a decision one way or the other?

It’s the significance of 55 (just seen) Tory MPs rebelling against Bozo. Not great, once they get the taste of disloyalty.

 

[exbluejob]

It’s the significance of 55 (just seen) Tory MPs rebelling against Bozo. Not great, once they get the taste of disloyalty.

Boris Ggggrrrr!!!!

 

[Helm]

It’s the insignificance of 55 (just seen) Tory MPs rebelling against Bozo. Not great, once they get the taste of disloyalty. Grrrr

There we go

 

[wetsmonkey]

Boris Ggggrrrr!!!!

55 x Bozo Ggggrrrrs by the look of it.

 

[Wightsparker]

55 x Bozo Ggggrrrrs by the look of it.

And, er, who won the vote?

 

[exbluejob]

And, er, who won the vote?

291 votes to 78 is a difficult one. Perhaps, like magic grandad, they won morally.

 

[LeoRoverman]

How many of Bozo’s 80 seat majority voted against him tonight? Less than a year and it all looks quite shambolic.

Especially since Labour took the cowardly way out, but then that’s to be expected. The only way we get proper democracy is with the blues....

 

[Graculus]

Your posts are a fair representation of what you think, Last Word Guy.

What did I tell you about selfies?

 

[Graculus]

Almost 30 hours for you to come up with that 'reply'.

Some of us work for a living Clouseau.

I'm sure you'll understand if I don't take note of the content?

Still haven't mastered quoting yet?

 

[Wee Hawken]

Not great, once they get the taste of disloyalty.

I'm not there's much they can teach him on that subject

 

[Auld-Yin]

I'm not there's much they can teach him on that subject

Boris Grrr.

 

[Themanwho]

How many of Bozo’s 80 seat majority voted against him tonight? Less than a year and it all looks quite shambolic.

You should apply for a job on BBC R4, they've just spent the last hour explaining how winning the vote was actually a massive defeat, as opposed to what it actually was: you know, the government winning the contentious vote by a huge margin (thanks to the spineless opposition), even though a significant number of their own side voted against the matter at hand.

What effect does this not-defeat have? Erm, not much. It might make the Govt be somewhat more fulsome in its explanations, then again it might not.

But hey, let's not let reality get in the way of a good Prime Ministerial-based growlathon, eh?

 

[Auld-Yin]

BBC this morning, in their usual fashion, were reporting the approval of the vaccine for covid, repeatedly telling us the UK are the first country to approve a vaccine. Did you get that, the first country to approve a vaccine, repeat as nauseum.

Fair enough, it is news, but one of the reporters had to mention that this was good news for Boris, even though 10 former Cabinet members voted agin his new Tier proposals, which passed handsomely as Labour once again wimped out.

Why am I posting this here rather than the informative BBC is crap, sorry biased thread? Well my point is about the 10 former Cabinet members. I doubt they really voted against the government out of sympathy with their constituents but rather are lining themselves up for jobs when Boris leaves No10. They are showing the Party that they are ready to step in to Boris's shoes, even if they don't fit.

Scheming venal barstewards, using one of the most vital issues this country has faced in many a year to line themselves up at the trough! IMHO!

ETA:. @Themanwho is obviously of a similar mind but quicker than me!

 

[Wee Hawken]

lining themselves up for jobs when Boris leaves No10. They are showing the Party that they are ready to step in to Boris's shoes, even if they don't fit.

How lucky that our worthy PM of great integrity has never adopted tactics of this sort