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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. " Lol I will have ten quid with you that labour implodes first | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. Lol I will have ten quid with you that labour implodes first "The Tory split over Europe is gone, Labours problems are just around the corner, they’ve still got to sort out who runs the party, the centre left or the far left (or true socialism as some might say). Just my opinion & I could be wrong of course. | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. " You really are desperate aren't you. This is the second thread in 8 hours hoping the Conservatives will implode.  | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. " dont think u will see it happen.im no fan of any party but the one thing i see the torys are better at than the others is that no one is bigger than the party.they will chop boris at the time they choose to and move on. looking at labour they stilll look as split as they have ever been | |||
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"And I think it would be much better for democracy if labour did split, there’d be more chance of a decent opposition." But it’s not a decent opposition we need it’s an opposition who will challenge the government & hold them to account, no matter which party is in power. that’s what makes healthy politics. If you look at the last time labour had such a split it took years for them to get back to being electable. Just my opinion x | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. Lol I will have ten quid with you that labour implodes first " Depends of whether the Scots and Irish vote to leave the union. Scots first in my opinion; Irish soon after perhaps. Interestingly, lots of Brexiteers were telegraphing the demise / break of the EU - apparently by 2026. My money would be on the break of the U.K. as we know it before any break up of the EU. | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. " If you want a different Goverment, get a credible Opposition going, and then convince enough of the electorate to vote for you at the next GE. | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. Lol I will have ten quid with you that labour implodes first Depends of whether the Scots and Irish vote to leave the union. Scots first in my opinion; Irish soon after perhaps. Interestingly, lots of Brexiteers were telegraphing the demise / break of the EU - apparently by 2026. My money would be on the break of the U.K. as we know it before any break up of the EU. " Well we’re not going to give the Scots another vote, and when they start to see us powering ahead free of the yoke of Brussels they will want some of that and the SNP will die off. | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. Lol I will have ten quid with you that labour implodes first Depends of whether the Scots and Irish vote to leave the union. Scots first in my opinion; Irish soon after perhaps. Interestingly, lots of Brexiteers were telegraphing the demise / break of the EU - apparently by 2026. My money would be on the break of the U.K. as we know it before any break up of the EU. Well we’re not going to give the Scots another vote, and when they start to see us powering ahead free of the yoke of Brussels they will want some of that and the SNP will die off." When I was last up in Glasgow, back in late September I was surprised by how many Scottish are getting fed up with the SNP & especially Sturgeon. Yes the the SNP has 45% of the vote, but they still haven’t got above the 50% mark though they are mainly a one trick party since their beginning . If labour do get their act together & can make themselves credible in Scotland again then that changed the whole dynamic. If labour can’t regain seats in Scotland then they will always struggle to control Westminster. | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. Lol I will have ten quid with you that labour implodes first Depends of whether the Scots and Irish vote to leave the union. Scots first in my opinion; Irish soon after perhaps. Interestingly, lots of Brexiteers were telegraphing the demise / break of the EU - apparently by 2026. My money would be on the break of the U.K. as we know it before any break up of the EU. Well we’re not going to give the Scots another vote, and when they start to see us powering ahead free of the yoke of Brussels they will want some of that and the SNP will die off. When I was last up in Glasgow, back in late September I was surprised by how many Scottish are getting fed up with the SNP & especially Sturgeon. Yes the the SNP has 45% of the vote, but they still haven’t got above the 50% mark though they are mainly a one trick party since their beginning . If labour do get their act together & can make themselves credible in Scotland again then that changed the whole dynamic. If labour can’t regain seats in Scotland then they will always struggle to control Westminster. " Well we’ll see in May. The polls (which we know can be inaccurate) suggest a lot of support for SI - even if not the SNP. It’s also going to be difficult for Boris to refuse a referendum if the SNP do very well in May and support for it grows. Watch this space. | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. Lol I will have ten quid with you that labour implodes first " Half way there already. | |||
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"COVID is the new battle standard, not Scotland or Ireland. Local elections in May should be interesting. I don’t see Labour gaining anything (because they’re not an opposition in any way shape or form). Potential upsets from independent parties depending on where they field candidates. Despite the media and the governments push to make covid this unstoppable juggernaut that can only be stopped with economic shut down, there are a lot of people turning. Not just on the government but the NHS, PHE and the media. May will be the signal fire for what’s around the corner. I can’t bloody wait " | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. Lol I will have ten quid with you that labour implodes first Depends of whether the Scots and Irish vote to leave the union. Scots first in my opinion; Irish soon after perhaps. Interestingly, lots of Brexiteers were telegraphing the demise / break of the EU - apparently by 2026. My money would be on the break of the U.K. as we know it before any break up of the EU. Well we’re not going to give the Scots another vote, and when they start to see us powering ahead free of the yoke of Brussels they will want some of that and the SNP will die off. When I was last up in Glasgow, back in late September I was surprised by how many Scottish are getting fed up with the SNP & especially Sturgeon. Yes the the SNP has 45% of the vote, but they still haven’t got above the 50% mark though they are mainly a one trick party since their beginning . If labour do get their act together & can make themselves credible in Scotland again then that changed the whole dynamic. If labour can’t regain seats in Scotland then they will always struggle to control Westminster. Well we’ll see in May. The polls (which we know can be inaccurate) suggest a lot of support for SI - even if not the SNP. It’s also going to be difficult for Boris to refuse a referendum if the SNP do very well in May and support for it grows. Watch this space. " I expect at some point they will have another vote but doubt it will be before the next GE. When they do get to go again they really should have a credible financial plan as opposed to what happened last time | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. Lol I will have ten quid with you that labour implodes first " Lets make it more interesting then you have a bet  | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. You really are desperate aren't you. This is the second thread in 8 hours hoping the Conservatives will implode. "Enjoy tier 5, thats where conservatism leads you, ignorance which takes your freedom hahaha! | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. dont think u will see it happen.im no fan of any party but the one thing i see the torys are better at than the others is that no one is bigger than the party.they will chop boris at the time they choose to and move on. looking at labour they stilll look as split as they have ever been" You’d think it, but SKS has brought the hammer down on the elements, the man is consistent, and morally decent, unlike the cunts in the tory party. | |||
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"And I think it would be much better for democracy if labour did split, there’d be more chance of a decent opposition. But it’s not a decent opposition we need it’s an opposition who will challenge the government & hold them to account, no matter which party is in power. that’s what makes healthy politics. If you look at the last time labour had such a split it took years for them to get back to being electable. Just my opinion x " They got elected though! and SKS is the man to do it, The tories are finished, trampled underfoot by the anger of the mishandling of the country by these tory gobshites. | |||
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"Another big boris cock up is only a matter of time. There are clearly shenaginans going on behind and the scenes. Probally depend on how badly the next 12 months go. " Probably, more than a 90% certainty! The arsewipe lurches from disaster to disaster. | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party " Did it auto correct from boris ? | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. dont think u will see it happen.im no fan of any party but the one thing i see the torys are better at than the others is that no one is bigger than the party.they will chop boris at the time they choose to and move on. looking at labour they stilll look as split as they have ever been You’d think it, but SKS has brought the hammer down on the elements, the man is consistent, and morally decent, unlike the cunts in the tory party. " He’s a politician ffs & when in charged at the CPS failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile & stopped him being charged in 2009. Consistently sits on the fence, & I can’t wait to see him hammer Len McCluskey & the other union pay masters. | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. dont think u will see it happen.im no fan of any party but the one thing i see the torys are better at than the others is that no one is bigger than the party.they will chop boris at the time they choose to and move on. looking at labour they stilll look as split as they have ever been You’d think it, but SKS has brought the hammer down on the elements, the man is consistent, and morally decent, unlike the cunts in the tory party. He’s a politician ffs & when in charged at the CPS failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile & stopped him being charged in 2009. Consistently sits on the fence, & I can’t wait to see him hammer Len McCluskey & the other union pay masters. " Saville was nothing to do with starmer | |||
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"And I think it would be much better for democracy if labour did split, there’d be more chance of a decent opposition. But it’s not a decent opposition we need it’s an opposition who will challenge the government & hold them to account, no matter which party is in power. that’s what makes healthy politics. If you look at the last time labour had such a split it took years for them to get back to being electable. Just my opinion x They got elected though! and SKS is the man to do it, The tories are finished, trampled underfoot by the anger of the mishandling of the country by these tory gobshites. " 1983 called they want you back | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party " What utter bs, another new party?, pmsl, like the previous “new” parties all run by egomanical cunts with who tap into the “they took our jobs!” Mysogynists and thick bigots. Fuck that! | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. dont think u will see it happen.im no fan of any party but the one thing i see the torys are better at than the others is that no one is bigger than the party.they will chop boris at the time they choose to and move on. looking at labour they stilll look as split as they have ever been You’d think it, but SKS has brought the hammer down on the elements, the man is consistent, and morally decent, unlike the cunts in the tory party. He’s a politician ffs & when in charged at the CPS failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile & stopped him being charged in 2009. Consistently sits on the fence, & I can’t wait to see him hammer Len McCluskey & the other union pay masters. " The biggest load of horsehit ever! Was the xmas dinner a plate of it roasted with some yorkies? Heres from full fact, (though i doubt a fact is something foreign to you) “Mr Starmer was head of the CPS when the decision was made not to prosecute Savile but he was not the reviewing lawyer for the case. An official investigation commissioned later by Starmer criticised both prosecutors and police for their handling of the allegations.” So up middle finger! | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party What utter bs, another new party?, pmsl, like the previous “new” parties all run by egomanical cunts with who tap into the “they took our jobs!” Mysogynists and thick bigots. Fuck that!" Wasn't the Labour Party once a new party? | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. dont think u will see it happen.im no fan of any party but the one thing i see the torys are better at than the others is that no one is bigger than the party.they will chop boris at the time they choose to and move on. looking at labour they stilll look as split as they have ever been You’d think it, but SKS has brought the hammer down on the elements, the man is consistent, and morally decent, unlike the cunts in the tory party. He’s a politician ffs & when in charged at the CPS failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile & stopped him being charged in 2009. Consistently sits on the fence, & I can’t wait to see him hammer Len McCluskey & the other union pay masters. The biggest load of horsehit ever! Was the xmas dinner a plate of it roasted with some yorkies? Heres from full fact, (though i doubt a fact is something foreign to you) “Mr Starmer was head of the CPS when the decision was made not to prosecute Savile but he was not the reviewing lawyer for the case. An official investigation commissioned later by Starmer criticised both prosecutors and police for their handling of the allegations.” So up middle finger!" You mean he took a step to the side & let someone else take the bullet. It happened on his watch, he was in charge it’s his responsibility. Or do you think those at the top shouldn’t take responsibility? | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. dont think u will see it happen.im no fan of any party but the one thing i see the torys are better at than the others is that no one is bigger than the party.they will chop boris at the time they choose to and move on. looking at labour they stilll look as split as they have ever been You’d think it, but SKS has brought the hammer down on the elements, the man is consistent, and morally decent, unlike the cunts in the tory party. He’s a politician ffs & when in charged at the CPS failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile & stopped him being charged in 2009. Consistently sits on the fence, & I can’t wait to see him hammer Len McCluskey & the other union pay masters. The biggest load of horsehit ever! Was the xmas dinner a plate of it roasted with some yorkies? Heres from full fact, (though i doubt a fact is something foreign to you) “Mr Starmer was head of the CPS when the decision was made not to prosecute Savile but he was not the reviewing lawyer for the case. An official investigation commissioned later by Starmer criticised both prosecutors and police for their handling of the allegations.” So up middle finger! You mean he took a step to the side & let someone else take the bullet. It happened on his watch, he was in charge it’s his responsibility. Or do you think those at the top shouldn’t take responsibility? " No he didn’t, and how many years did anyone do anything about that sick fucker saville? It was practically an open secret the man was a sicko, you could look at the guy it was so obvious. Who else was responsible, SKS was not the reviewing lawyer, but if you are talking what ifs, he would have nailed saville to the wall for what he did. | |||
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"Well the only thing that was keeping tories together was this deal, hopefully they will all break ranks and destroy each other. Good times ahead for 2021. The joy of seeing them implode. dont think u will see it happen.im no fan of any party but the one thing i see the torys are better at than the others is that no one is bigger than the party.they will chop boris at the time they choose to and move on. looking at labour they stilll look as split as they have ever been You’d think it, but SKS has brought the hammer down on the elements, the man is consistent, and morally decent, unlike the cunts in the tory party. He’s a politician ffs & when in charged at the CPS failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile & stopped him being charged in 2009. Consistently sits on the fence, & I can’t wait to see him hammer Len McCluskey & the other union pay masters. The biggest load of horsehit ever! Was the xmas dinner a plate of it roasted with some yorkies? Heres from full fact, (though i doubt a fact is something foreign to you) “Mr Starmer was head of the CPS when the decision was made not to prosecute Savile but he was not the reviewing lawyer for the case. An official investigation commissioned later by Starmer criticised both prosecutors and police for their handling of the allegations.” So up middle finger! You mean he took a step to the side & let someone else take the bullet. It happened on his watch, he was in charge it’s his responsibility. Or do you think those at the top shouldn’t take responsibility? " It's been established he wasnt responsible. It's a standard daily mail gutter level smear | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party Did it auto correct from boris ?" Good one. Just another hollow argument that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Starmer is extremely sharp. I'm a lawyer and I can tell you categorically, you don't become Queen's Counsel, and DPP without being able to answer a serious question and formulate a decent, well supported arguments, on the hop, often in front of the most senior judges in the land. In short, you need superb analytical skills, just to survive. Give the man time. Personally, I think he's clearing the decks at the moment and there was a lot of mess to be sure. Once the noise of Brexit dies down a little and COVID clears up, we'll see what he's truly made of, in terms of opposition. One thing we do have evidence of, however, is BoJo's 'caught in the headlights' stare, when confronted by Starmer's forensic-like propensity for details. Take a look for yourself next time there's a PMQs. | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party Did it auto correct from boris ? Good one. Just another hollow argument that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Starmer is extremely sharp. I'm a lawyer and I can tell you categorically, you don't become Queen's Counsel, and DPP without being able to answer a serious question and formulate a decent, well supported arguments, on the hop, often in front of the most senior judges in the land. In short, you need superb analytical skills, just to survive. Give the man time. Personally, I think he's clearing the decks at the moment and there was a lot of mess to be sure. Once the noise of Brexit dies down a little and COVID clears up, we'll see what he's truly made of, in terms of opposition. One thing we do have evidence of, however, is BoJo's 'caught in the headlights' stare, when confronted by Starmer's forensic-like propensity for details. Take a look for yourself next time there's a PMQs. " I once got told of a chap called George Carman QC that his job is to get his client off by the means possible regardless of their guilt. As you & I both know it’s not just in innocent that walk free, he may not lie but that doesn’t mean he tells the truth. & SKS also has a media fault his eyes blink rapidly when he lies. | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party Did it auto correct from boris ? Good one. Just another hollow argument that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Starmer is extremely sharp. I'm a lawyer and I can tell you categorically, you don't become Queen's Counsel, and DPP without being able to answer a serious question and formulate a decent, well supported arguments, on the hop, often in front of the most senior judges in the land. In short, you need superb analytical skills, just to survive. Give the man time. Personally, I think he's clearing the decks at the moment and there was a lot of mess to be sure. Once the noise of Brexit dies down a little and COVID clears up, we'll see what he's truly made of, in terms of opposition. One thing we do have evidence of, however, is BoJo's 'caught in the headlights' stare, when confronted by Starmer's forensic-like propensity for details. Take a look for yourself next time there's a PMQs. I once got told of a chap called George Carman QC that his job is to get his client off by the means possible regardless of their guilt. As you & I both know it’s not just in innocent that walk free, he may not lie but that doesn’t mean he tells the truth. & SKS also has a media fault his eyes blink rapidly when he lies. " That's a nice anecdote but not really relevant! When and where did he tell you this out of interest | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party Did it auto correct from boris ? Good one. Just another hollow argument that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Starmer is extremely sharp. I'm a lawyer and I can tell you categorically, you don't become Queen's Counsel, and DPP without being able to answer a serious question and formulate a decent, well supported arguments, on the hop, often in front of the most senior judges in the land. In short, you need superb analytical skills, just to survive. Give the man time. Personally, I think he's clearing the decks at the moment and there was a lot of mess to be sure. Once the noise of Brexit dies down a little and COVID clears up, we'll see what he's truly made of, in terms of opposition. One thing we do have evidence of, however, is BoJo's 'caught in the headlights' stare, when confronted by Starmer's forensic-like propensity for details. Take a look for yourself next time there's a PMQs. I once got told of a chap called George Carman QC that his job is to get his client off by the means possible regardless of their guilt. As you & I both know it’s not just in innocent that walk free, he may not lie but that doesn’t mean he tells the truth. & SKS also has a media fault his eyes blink rapidly when he lies. That's a nice anecdote but not really relevant! When and where did he tell you this out of interest" I think it was 1988 or 87 in the bar at the crest hotel now holiday inn Preston. He was a regular there whilst working in the crown courts at Preston, does that help you cocker x | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party Did it auto correct from boris ? Good one. Just another hollow argument that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Starmer is extremely sharp. I'm a lawyer and I can tell you categorically, you don't become Queen's Counsel, and DPP without being able to answer a serious question and formulate a decent, well supported arguments, on the hop, often in front of the most senior judges in the land. In short, you need superb analytical skills, just to survive. Give the man time. Personally, I think he's clearing the decks at the moment and there was a lot of mess to be sure. Once the noise of Brexit dies down a little and COVID clears up, we'll see what he's truly made of, in terms of opposition. One thing we do have evidence of, however, is BoJo's 'caught in the headlights' stare, when confronted by Starmer's forensic-like propensity for details. Take a look for yourself next time there's a PMQs. I once got told of a chap called George Carman QC that his job is to get his client off by the means possible regardless of their guilt. As you & I both know it’s not just in innocent that walk free, he may not lie but that doesn’t mean he tells the truth. & SKS also has a media fault his eyes blink rapidly when he lies. That's a nice anecdote but not really relevant! When and where did he tell you this out of interest I think it was 1988 or 87 in the bar at the crest hotel now holiday inn Preston. He was a regular there whilst working in the crown courts at Preston, does that help you cocker x" Did you work there? | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party Did it auto correct from boris ? Good one. Just another hollow argument that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Starmer is extremely sharp. I'm a lawyer and I can tell you categorically, you don't become Queen's Counsel, and DPP without being able to answer a serious question and formulate a decent, well supported arguments, on the hop, often in front of the most senior judges in the land. In short, you need superb analytical skills, just to survive. Give the man time. Personally, I think he's clearing the decks at the moment and there was a lot of mess to be sure. Once the noise of Brexit dies down a little and COVID clears up, we'll see what he's truly made of, in terms of opposition. One thing we do have evidence of, however, is BoJo's 'caught in the headlights' stare, when confronted by Starmer's forensic-like propensity for details. Take a look for yourself next time there's a PMQs. I once got told of a chap called George Carman QC that his job is to get his client off by the means possible regardless of their guilt. As you & I both know it’s not just in innocent that walk free, he may not lie but that doesn’t mean he tells the truth. & SKS also has a media fault his eyes blink rapidly when he lies. That's a nice anecdote but not really relevant! When and where did he tell you this out of interest I think it was 1988 or 87 in the bar at the crest hotel now holiday inn Preston. He was a regular there whilst working in the crown courts at Preston, does that help you cocker x Did you work there? " No my father used it as his local, cause it stopped open longer than the pubs,I also got my ass kick by Steve David at pool,I broke he cleared the table lol | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party Did it auto correct from boris ? Good one. Just another hollow argument that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Starmer is extremely sharp. I'm a lawyer and I can tell you categorically, you don't become Queen's Counsel, and DPP without being able to answer a serious question and formulate a decent, well supported arguments, on the hop, often in front of the most senior judges in the land. In short, you need superb analytical skills, just to survive. Give the man time. Personally, I think he's clearing the decks at the moment and there was a lot of mess to be sure. Once the noise of Brexit dies down a little and COVID clears up, we'll see what he's truly made of, in terms of opposition. One thing we do have evidence of, however, is BoJo's 'caught in the headlights' stare, when confronted by Starmer's forensic-like propensity for details. Take a look for yourself next time there's a PMQs. I once got told of a chap called George Carman QC that his job is to get his client off by the means possible regardless of their guilt. As you & I both know it’s not just in innocent that walk free, he may not lie but that doesn’t mean he tells the truth. & SKS also has a media fault his eyes blink rapidly when he lies. That's a nice anecdote but not really relevant! When and where did he tell you this out of interest I think it was 1988 or 87 in the bar at the crest hotel now holiday inn Preston. He was a regular there whilst working in the crown courts at Preston, does that help you cocker x Did you work there? No my father used it as his local, cause it stopped open longer than the pubs,I also got my ass kick by Steve David at pool,I broke he cleared the table lol " Davis * | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party Did it auto correct from boris ? Good one. Just another hollow argument that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Starmer is extremely sharp. I'm a lawyer and I can tell you categorically, you don't become Queen's Counsel, and DPP without being able to answer a serious question and formulate a decent, well supported arguments, on the hop, often in front of the most senior judges in the land. In short, you need superb analytical skills, just to survive. Give the man time. Personally, I think he's clearing the decks at the moment and there was a lot of mess to be sure. Once the noise of Brexit dies down a little and COVID clears up, we'll see what he's truly made of, in terms of opposition. One thing we do have evidence of, however, is BoJo's 'caught in the headlights' stare, when confronted by Starmer's forensic-like propensity for details. Take a look for yourself next time there's a PMQs. I once got told of a chap called George Carman QC that his job is to get his client off by the means possible regardless of their guilt. As you & I both know it’s not just in innocent that walk free, he may not lie but that doesn’t mean he tells the truth. & SKS also has a media fault his eyes blink rapidly when he lies. That's a nice anecdote but not really relevant! When and where did he tell you this out of interest I think it was 1988 or 87 in the bar at the crest hotel now holiday inn Preston. He was a regular there whilst working in the crown courts at Preston, does that help you cocker x Did you work there? No my father used it as his local, cause it stopped open longer than the pubs,I also got my ass kick by Steve David at pool,I broke he cleared the table lol Davis *" Suppose it's near the Guild Hall too, Imagine Davis would beat most folk at pool. | |||
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"Starmer is an idiot who turns whichever way he thinks the wind is blowing, doesn't have a principled bone in his body and gets it wrong every time. Whenever he is asked a serious question that he's not prepared for he is like a rabbit caught in the headlights, clueless. It's about time the Labour Party was put out of its misery, its days are long gone and it's time for the formation of a new party Did it auto correct from boris ? Good one. Just another hollow argument that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Starmer is extremely sharp. I'm a lawyer and I can tell you categorically, you don't become Queen's Counsel, and DPP without being able to answer a serious question and formulate a decent, well supported arguments, on the hop, often in front of the most senior judges in the land. In short, you need superb analytical skills, just to survive. Give the man time. Personally, I think he's clearing the decks at the moment and there was a lot of mess to be sure. Once the noise of Brexit dies down a little and COVID clears up, we'll see what he's truly made of, in terms of opposition. One thing we do have evidence of, however, is BoJo's 'caught in the headlights' stare, when confronted by Starmer's forensic-like propensity for details. Take a look for yourself next time there's a PMQs. I once got told of a chap called George Carman QC that his job is to get his client off by the means possible regardless of their guilt. As you & I both know it’s not just in innocent that walk free, he may not lie but that doesn’t mean he tells the truth. & SKS also has a media fault his eyes blink rapidly when he lies. That's a nice anecdote but not really relevant! When and where did he tell you this out of interest I think it was 1988 or 87 in the bar at the crest hotel now holiday inn Preston. He was a regular there whilst working in the crown courts at Preston, does that help you cocker x Did you work there? No my father used it as his local, cause it stopped open longer than the pubs,I also got my ass kick by Steve David at pool,I broke he cleared the table lol Davis * Suppose it's near the Guild Hall too, Imagine Davis would beat most folk at pool." then yes, maybe not now. There will be some young kid out there you know how it is lol | |||
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