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"Tory Khan what a name such dedication to the party. Maybe Parish just wanted to plough his fields how was he to know? Wakefield is up in the air for me I do not know it’ll be close is my prediction Tiverton and Honiton will likely stay Con its one of their safe seats" If Tiverton goes yellow that'd be the real shocker for the Tories. | |||
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"Tory Party Chairman resigns after disastrous results, stating Someone has to take responsibility and It cannot be Business as usual. Are the wheels finally coming off the Johnson circus wagon." Wheels came off long time ago - telling lies is just a day to day occurrence and it’s getting worse. They’ll just state any figures as fact with no or little evidence to substantiate | |||
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"Its the best news to wake up to this morning, voted Tory but so glad they have lost these two elections. Just have no time for Boris Johnson and all of his cabinet. Just a total waste of time. " I totally respect this post. Been saying on these forums for ages now that the Johnson led Government are not really Tories. It needs more Tory voters to wake up to this fact. The party they support has been taken over by a far right cabal that used Brexit and the threat of UKIP as a Trojan Horse. The Government (the executive) are a bunch of opportunistic disaster capitalist thieves who have used a (inter)national crisis to steal YOUR money in broad daylight. The more traditional Conservative voters who wake up to this and send them a message the better. Over 70% of Tory backbenchers tried. The Commander in Slob is still there eroding our democracy and destroying the reputation of the UK on the World stage. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things " Have you seen the man?,his whole brand relies on him not ignoring “the doubters and haters”. How would he turn up the power? | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things " If only you had told Oliver Dowden that..   | |||
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" Wakefield is up in the air for me I do not know it’ll be close is my prediction Tiverton and Honiton will likely stay Con its one of their safe seats" | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things " Oh dear your trolling used to at least be more sophisticated than this. It’s a shame that you seem to be running out of ideas and are forced to regurgitate the same thing over and over. You used to be quite amusing Mr Hay. Come on you can do better right? | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things " Oh and I just spotted your pun... “Bye election” Very good. Subtle but good 
Hopefully we soon get the “Bye Bye election” but that will no doubt follow some cash injection into the next area subject to a “Buy election”! | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things Oh dear your trolling used to at least be more sophisticated than this. It’s a shame that you seem to be running out of ideas and are forced to regurgitate the same thing over and over. You used to be quite amusing Mr Hay. Come on you can do better right?"the Chairman of the 1922 Committee has said this morning that they are looking to change the rules about the vote of confidence in the PM. You can be sure of two things: 1) Johnson, Like May before him, will not survive. 2) The poster above will delete his profile, come out with a new one that will be totally supportive of the new Conservative Leader and dismissive of Johnson. As happened when May was booted. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things Oh dear your trolling used to at least be more sophisticated than this. It’s a shame that you seem to be running out of ideas and are forced to regurgitate the same thing over and over. You used to be quite amusing Mr Hay. Come on you can do better right?
the Chairman of the 1922 Committee has said this morning that they are looking to change the rules about the vote of confidence in the PM.
You can be sure of two things:
1) Johnson, Like May before him, will not survive.
2) The poster above will delete his profile, come out with a new one that will be totally supportive of the new Conservative Leader and dismissive of Johnson. As happened when May was booted.
"I said weeks ago, that Conservative MPs had gone too early. The only thing saving BJ, is a lack of a natural successor. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things " Hahahahahahaha | |||
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"(Apparently, no majority this big has ever been overturned at a by-election until now.)" What voters have finally done is smartened up and voted tactically… in Tiverton, what was the point of voting labour… so if you want to both send a message and defeat the Tory.. then you voted Lib Dem 
I wish there was almost an implicit agreement between opposition parties to stand aside in two party races… but they will never do it at national levels… saying that I would not discourage it at local levels if everyone agreed | |||
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"Lib-dems quietly going about their business, leaving all the shouty stuff to Con and Lab. Seems to be getting results." .............Yes and as usual will go absolutely now where. | |||
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"I think Boris is doing an excellent job, get Brexit done and all that. He should lead the tories into the next election, they definitely won't get totally thrashed and ruin their credibility for years. Keep up the good work Boris. "  | |||
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"2.5yrs of utter shite Government further ripping the country apart and stealing our money to pay themselves, family, friends and cronies and for what...to Get Brexit Done...and it ain’t even done yet! So what exactly has been achieved? Yes yes the pandemic that provided the perfect smokescreen and distraction from their utter incompetence and corruption." The pandemic provided further opportunity for incompetence and corruption | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things " I'm in agreement with the Russian bot. People who vote for Johnson, by and large don't give a shit about how he treats British people, and are completely apathetic. We are no closer to being rid of them. It's just another false hope. | |||
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"Its the best news to wake up to this morning, voted Tory but so glad they have lost these two elections. Just have no time for Boris Johnson and all of his cabinet. Just a total waste of time. I totally respect this post. Been saying on these forums for ages now that the Johnson led Government are not really Tories. It needs more Tory voters to wake up to this fact. The party they support has been taken over by a far right cabal that used Brexit and the threat of UKIP as a Trojan Horse. The Government (the executive) are a bunch of opportunistic disaster capitalist thieves who have used a (inter)national crisis to steal YOUR money in broad daylight. The more traditional Conservative voters who wake up to this and send them a message the better. Over 70% of Tory backbenchers tried. The Commander in Slob is still there eroding our democracy and destroying the reputation of the UK on the World stage." Apart from in Ukraine | |||
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"(Apparently, no majority this big has ever been overturned at a by-election until now.) What voters have finally done is smartened up and voted tactically… in Tiverton, what was the point of voting labour… so if you want to both send a message and defeat the Tory.. then you voted Lib Dem
I wish there was almost an implicit agreement between opposition parties to stand aside in two party races… but they will never do it at national levels… saying that I would not discourage it at local levels if everyone agreed "Exactly that, it seems by the numbers labour didnt try in Tiverton (it looks like they even lost their deposit) and the libs didnt try in Wakefield its all well and good for them to have some unwritten pact in by elections but that wont happen in a GE. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things " A bye BoJo election  | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things A bye BoJo election "Don't be so sure, just see what the Tories on here post. They'll remain loyal no matter how blatantly self serving the current government is. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things A bye BoJo election
Don't be so sure, just see what the Tories on here post. They'll remain loyal no matter how blatantly self serving the current government is. "Afraid you're right, well, at least enough of them will. It was a little disturbing to see how many still voted tory in these by-elections. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things I'm in agreement with the Russian bot. People who vote for Johnson, by and large don't give a shit about how he treats British people, and are completely apathetic. We are no closer to being rid of them. It's just another false hope." A Russian bot, I was thinking we had Boris himself on here. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things A bye BoJo election
Don't be so sure, just see what the Tories on here post. They'll remain loyal no matter how blatantly self serving the current government is. "Just a play on words not knowing whether the poster meant bye  | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things A bye BoJo election
Don't be so sure, just see what the Tories on here post. They'll remain loyal no matter how blatantly self serving the current government is.
Just a play on words not knowing whether the poster meant bye "As for BoJo, pleeeeeeease someone prove to me he's not made of teflon. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things A bye BoJo election
Don't be so sure, just see what the Tories on here post. They'll remain loyal no matter how blatantly self serving the current government is.
Afraid you're right, well, at least enough of them will. It was a little disturbing to see how many still voted tory in these by-elections."Could be that as much as they dislike the current activity and leadership of the Conservative party, they dislike the alternatives even more? | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things A bye BoJo election
Don't be so sure, just see what the Tories on here post. They'll remain loyal no matter how blatantly self serving the current government is.
Afraid you're right, well, at least enough of them will. It was a little disturbing to see how many still voted tory in these by-elections.
Could be that as much as they dislike the current activity and leadership of the Conservative party, they dislike the alternatives even more? "Many/most people are quite tribalist (just look on here for example) and follow their tribe rather than actually lifting up the covers on the proposed policies and actually understanding the real impact on them and their loved ones. Quite why anyone earning less than six figures votes Tory will be one of life’s mysteries. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things A bye BoJo election
Don't be so sure, just see what the Tories on here post. They'll remain loyal no matter how blatantly self serving the current government is.
Afraid you're right, well, at least enough of them will. It was a little disturbing to see how many still voted tory in these by-elections.
Could be that as much as they dislike the current activity and leadership of the Conservative party, they dislike the alternatives even more? "Not sure how people could be convinced that any government could be more self serving and could be any worse for Britain than these lot. But sure. | |||
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"Didn't go well for them but I don't think it will change much but if any of the other parties get them selfs sorted it might bit of a bloody nose im afraid." It'll never be allowed to happen. The Tories are dug in like an Alabama tick. | |||
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"Didn't go well for them but I don't think it will change much but if any of the other parties get them selfs sorted it might bit of a bloody nose im afraid. It'll never be allowed to happen. The Tories are dug in like an Alabama tick." you mean any panties getting themselves sorted will never happen ? | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things A bye BoJo election
Don't be so sure, just see what the Tories on here post. They'll remain loyal no matter how blatantly self serving the current government is.
Afraid you're right, well, at least enough of them will. It was a little disturbing to see how many still voted tory in these by-elections.
Could be that as much as they dislike the current activity and leadership of the Conservative party, they dislike the alternatives even more?
Not sure how people could be convinced that any government could be more self serving and could be any worse for Britain than these lot. But sure."For once, I can’t disagree. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things A bye BoJo election
Don't be so sure, just see what the Tories on here post. They'll remain loyal no matter how blatantly self serving the current government is.
Afraid you're right, well, at least enough of them will. It was a little disturbing to see how many still voted tory in these by-elections.
Could be that as much as they dislike the current activity and leadership of the Conservative party, they dislike the alternatives even more?
Not sure how people could be convinced that any government could be more self serving and could be any worse for Britain than these lot. But sure.
For once, I can’t disagree."The planets aligned. | |||
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"Didn't go well for them but I don't think it will change much but if any of the other parties get them selfs sorted it might bit of a bloody nose im afraid. It'll never be allowed to happen. The Tories are dug in like an Alabama tick.you mean any panties getting themselves sorted will never happen ?" Excellent typo. Always sort the panties. But no, I mean it's irrelevant what the other parties do. Let's be real, none of them are great, still better that the Tories obviously (except UKIP/Reclaim/BNP which are the same or even worse). But nothing the Tories do will shake their loyal voters. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things A bye BoJo election
Don't be so sure, just see what the Tories on here post. They'll remain loyal no matter how blatantly self serving the current government is.
Afraid you're right, well, at least enough of them will. It was a little disturbing to see how many still voted tory in these by-elections.
Could be that as much as they dislike the current activity and leadership of the Conservative party, they dislike the alternatives even more?
Not sure how people could be convinced that any government could be more self serving and could be any worse for Britain than these lot. But sure.
For once, I can’t disagree.
The planets aligned. "Indeed 5 planets will align today till Sunday in order of their placement to the sun #stargazer | |||
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"Didn't go well for them but I don't think it will change much but if any of the other parties get them selfs sorted it might bit of a bloody nose im afraid. It'll never be allowed to happen. The Tories are dug in like an Alabama tick.you mean any panties getting themselves sorted will never happen ? Excellent typo. Always sort the panties. But no, I mean it's irrelevant what the other parties do. Let's be real, none of them are great, still better that the Tories obviously (except UKIP/Reclaim/BNP which are the same or even worse). But nothing the Tories do will shake their loyal voters. " pmsllll we’ll ya know me by now I’m useless at spelling lol but I do agree it’s so sad when we don’t have a strong opposition iv always said labour are screwed with starmer how as it come to this tho I thought labour would motor ahead once corbyn was gone shows what I know lol | |||
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"Didn't go well for them but I don't think it will change much but if any of the other parties get them selfs sorted it might bit of a bloody nose im afraid. It'll never be allowed to happen. The Tories are dug in like an Alabama tick.you mean any panties getting themselves sorted will never happen ? Excellent typo. Always sort the panties. But no, I mean it's irrelevant what the other parties do. Let's be real, none of them are great, still better that the Tories obviously (except UKIP/Reclaim/BNP which are the same or even worse). But nothing the Tories do will shake their loyal voters. pmsllll we’ll ya know me by now I’m useless at spelling lol but I do agree it’s so sad when we don’t have a strong opposition iv always said labour are screwed with starmer how as it come to this tho I thought labour would motor ahead once corbyn was gone shows what I know lol" imo, the country is still split by brexit. A remainer leader will be treated with suspicion. "Does he think he's better than us?". Especially a less working class remainer. | |||
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"Which way will Wakefield and Tiverton & Honiton go? Brief reminder: In Wakefield, Tory Khan stepped down after being convicted of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy. In Tiverton & Honiton, Parish stepped down after admitting watching porn on his phone in the Commons. Hilariously, he then claimed he'd been looking for tractors but ended up on porn by mistake. As you do. " I do remember (in the fairly early days of widespread internet access) looking for information about the JPEG image compression algorithm, in my role as a computer programmer working on early video storage systems. Typing "jpeg" into yahoo on internet explorer v1 (before the days of google dominance). And being rather surprised at the stuff popping up in the search results! None of it relating to the image compression algorithm... | |||
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"Its the best news to wake up to this morning, voted Tory but so glad they have lost these two elections. Just have no time for Boris Johnson and all of his cabinet. Just a total waste of time. I totally respect this post. Been saying on these forums for ages now that the Johnson led Government are not really Tories. It needs more Tory voters to wake up to this fact. The party they support has been taken over by a far right cabal that used Brexit and the threat of UKIP as a Trojan Horse. The Government (the executive) are a bunch of opportunistic disaster capitalist thieves who have used a (inter)national crisis to steal YOUR money in broad daylight. The more traditional Conservative voters who wake up to this and send them a message the better. Over 70% of Tory backbenchers tried. The Commander in Slob is still there eroding our democracy and destroying the reputation of the UK on the World stage. Apart from in Ukraine "Yes, it's extraordinary that the man who accepts money from russian oligarchs and places family members of KGB agents into the House of Lords, is so eager to insert himself into the planning of the Ukraine president. It would obviously be a scurrilous lie to suggest that he might come back from these meetings and accidentally give away classified information while drinking with his buddies from Moscow... | |||
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"Its the best news to wake up to this morning, voted Tory but so glad they have lost these two elections. Just have no time for Boris Johnson and all of his cabinet. Just a total waste of time. I totally respect this post. Been saying on these forums for ages now that the Johnson led Government are not really Tories. It needs more Tory voters to wake up to this fact. The party they support has been taken over by a far right cabal that used Brexit and the threat of UKIP as a Trojan Horse. The Government (the executive) are a bunch of opportunistic disaster capitalist thieves who have used a (inter)national crisis to steal YOUR money in broad daylight. The more traditional Conservative voters who wake up to this and send them a message the better. Over 70% of Tory backbenchers tried. The Commander in Slob is still there eroding our democracy and destroying the reputation of the UK on the World stage. Apart from in Ukraine
Yes, it's extraordinary that the man who accepts money from russian oligarchs and places family members of KGB agents into the House of Lords, is so eager to insert himself into the planning of the Ukraine president. It would obviously be a scurrilous lie to suggest that he might come back from these meetings and accidentally give away classified information while drinking with his buddies from Moscow..."Wow….what a fantastic thought….he’s such a duplicitous fuck I could believe absolutely this | |||
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"Its the best news to wake up to this morning, voted Tory but so glad they have lost these two elections. Just have no time for Boris Johnson and all of his cabinet. Just a total waste of time. I totally respect this post. Been saying on these forums for ages now that the Johnson led Government are not really Tories. It needs more Tory voters to wake up to this fact. The party they support has been taken over by a far right cabal that used Brexit and the threat of UKIP as a Trojan Horse. The Government (the executive) are a bunch of opportunistic disaster capitalist thieves who have used a (inter)national crisis to steal YOUR money in broad daylight. The more traditional Conservative voters who wake up to this and send them a message the better. Over 70% of Tory backbenchers tried. The Commander in Slob is still there eroding our democracy and destroying the reputation of the UK on the World stage. Apart from in Ukraine
Yes, it's extraordinary that the man who accepts money from russian oligarchs and places family members of KGB agents into the House of Lords, is so eager to insert himself into the planning of the Ukraine president. It would obviously be a scurrilous lie to suggest that he might come back from these meetings and accidentally give away classified information while drinking with his buddies from Moscow...
Wow….what a fantastic thought….he’s such a duplicitous fuck I could believe absolutely this "I'm not suggesting that he's knowingly working against Ukraine. However it is fact that his political career and lifestyle has been supported by a number of people that do have close russian connections, without whose aid he undoubtedly would never have reached his current position. I do not believe in any way that Johnson talks to the Kremlin via a secret radio, giving information and receiving orders. But I'm certain that he has zero regard for the concepts of state secrets, has no concern for the security of the country, and is more than eager to blab about anything that makes himself seem more important when he is partying with his "friends". He doesn't block investigation of Russian connections because he is afraid of being discovered as a "spy", he does it for the petty reason of not wanting to be revealed as a liar and parasite. He doesn't fill his cabinet with fifth columnists reporting to Putin with the intention of turning the UK into a soviet satellite, instead he fills it with the incompetent and arselicking in order to look good by comparison. If Johnson's rise to his current position was not backed by Russia, and is not shored up by continuing interference, then Putin must be unable to believe the sheer luck of a major NATO nation unaidedly putting the very worst person in charge of itself. | |||
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"Its the best news to wake up to this morning, voted Tory but so glad they have lost these two elections. Just have no time for Boris Johnson and all of his cabinet. Just a total waste of time. I totally respect this post. Been saying on these forums for ages now that the Johnson led Government are not really Tories. It needs more Tory voters to wake up to this fact. The party they support has been taken over by a far right cabal that used Brexit and the threat of UKIP as a Trojan Horse. The Government (the executive) are a bunch of opportunistic disaster capitalist thieves who have used a (inter)national crisis to steal YOUR money in broad daylight. The more traditional Conservative voters who wake up to this and send them a message the better. Over 70% of Tory backbenchers tried. The Commander in Slob is still there eroding our democracy and destroying the reputation of the UK on the World stage. Apart from in Ukraine
Yes, it's extraordinary that the man who accepts money from russian oligarchs and places family members of KGB agents into the House of Lords, is so eager to insert himself into the planning of the Ukraine president. It would obviously be a scurrilous lie to suggest that he might come back from these meetings and accidentally give away classified information while drinking with his buddies from Moscow...
Wow….what a fantastic thought….he’s such a duplicitous fuck I could believe absolutely this
I'm not suggesting that he's knowingly working against Ukraine. However it is fact that his political career and lifestyle has been supported by a number of people that do have close russian connections, without whose aid he undoubtedly would never have reached his current position.
I do not believe in any way that Johnson talks to the Kremlin via a secret radio, giving information and receiving orders. But I'm certain that he has zero regard for the concepts of state secrets, has no concern for the security of the country, and is more than eager to blab about anything that makes himself seem more important when he is partying with his "friends".
He doesn't block investigation of Russian connections because he is afraid of being discovered as a "spy", he does it for the petty reason of not wanting to be revealed as a liar and parasite. He doesn't fill his cabinet with fifth columnists reporting to Putin with the intention of turning the UK into a soviet satellite, instead he fills it with the incompetent and arselicking in order to look good by comparison.
If Johnson's rise to his current position was not backed by Russia, and is not shored up by continuing interference, then Putin must be unable to believe the sheer luck of a major NATO nation unaidedly putting the very worst person in charge of itself."It’s intersting how sanctions were delayed for so many of London’s resident oligarchs enabling them to move cash and assets into other countries including yachts. One super yacht has been caught in Gibraltar and is now about to be auctioned at highest bid no reserve to pay JP Morgan’s loan back before it can be released. The rumour is that a company owned by the original owner will buy it back at a discount. Everyone else will be too nervous in case he’s a mate of Putin. Why did we give them so long? Do we warn drug importers weeks in advance that we are seizing their drugs? Administration issues? | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things I'm in agreement with the Russian bot. People who vote for Johnson, by and large don't give a shit about how he treats British people, and are completely apathetic. We are no closer to being rid of them. It's just another false hope." Are you not heartened by this result? It seems I am not alone in not voting Tory while Boris is in charge. I know it's just a by election and may change but I think the Tory voters have sent a warning to Boris that they are happy to either not vote or switch to the lib dems. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things I'm in agreement with the Russian bot. People who vote for Johnson, by and large don't give a shit about how he treats British people, and are completely apathetic. We are no closer to being rid of them. It's just another false hope. Are you not heartened by this result? It seems I am not alone in not voting Tory while Boris is in charge. I know it's just a by election and may change but I think the Tory voters have sent a warning to Boris that they are happy to either not vote or switch to the lib dems." The same thing has happened plenty of times, horrendous Tory scandal followed by a by-election defeat for them. People start to get hopeful that we might finally get some positive change, but at the next election people go back to the same old same old. Plus I'm skeptical that A, there are better senior Tories to take over should Boris F Off, or B, that Labour would bring about much positive change should they bel elected. I assume they'd be less self servicing, and slightly less pandering to big corporations. But thats such a low fucking bar IMHO. While the system allows the parties to be funded through donations, as they are now, I can't see any improvement TBH. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things I'm in agreement with the Russian bot. People who vote for Johnson, by and large don't give a shit about how he treats British people, and are completely apathetic. We are no closer to being rid of them. It's just another false hope. Are you not heartened by this result? It seems I am not alone in not voting Tory while Boris is in charge. I know it's just a by election and may change but I think the Tory voters have sent a warning to Boris that they are happy to either not vote or switch to the lib dems. The same thing has happened plenty of times, horrendous Tory scandal followed by a by-election defeat for them. People start to get hopeful that we might finally get some positive change, but at the next election people go back to the same old same old. Plus I'm skeptical that A, there are better senior Tories to take over should Boris F Off, or B, that Labour would bring about much positive change should they bel elected. I assume they'd be less self servicing, and slightly less pandering to big corporations. But thats such a low fucking bar IMHO. While the system allows the parties to be funded through donations, as they are now, I can't see any improvement TBH." Well your definitely not a glass half full kind of guy. I think you should socialise with BJ supporters. They will show you how every cloud has a silver lining. | |||
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"However it is not bye election results that matter. The only result of relevance is that in a general election where every voter has to think carefully about the impact of their vote Boris just needs to ignore the doubters and haters , just turn up the power and steer the ship threw stormy waters . He still has a 75 seat majority. A few hiccups on the way will not destroy things I'm in agreement with the Russian bot. People who vote for Johnson, by and large don't give a shit about how he treats British people, and are completely apathetic. We are no closer to being rid of them. It's just another false hope. Are you not heartened by this result? It seems I am not alone in not voting Tory while Boris is in charge. I know it's just a by election and may change but I think the Tory voters have sent a warning to Boris that they are happy to either not vote or switch to the lib dems. The same thing has happened plenty of times, horrendous Tory scandal followed by a by-election defeat for them. People start to get hopeful that we might finally get some positive change, but at the next election people go back to the same old same old. Plus I'm skeptical that A, there are better senior Tories to take over should Boris F Off, or B, that Labour would bring about much positive change should they bel elected. I assume they'd be less self servicing, and slightly less pandering to big corporations. But thats such a low fucking bar IMHO. While the system allows the parties to be funded through donations, as they are now, I can't see any improvement TBH. Well your definitely not a glass half full kind of guy. I think you should socialise with BJ supporters. They will show you how every cloud has a silver lining. " Ha no thanks. Hanging out with people who support Boris sounds like the worst night out ever. | |||
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