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"Starting at the beginning:- Standing in the pouring rain announcing a GE to a backdrop track of Things Can Only Get Better." Day 2: Launching the campaign at the Titanic Quarter in Belfast, promoting a question about sinking ships, and forgetting his predecessor was also finished off by an iceberg (lettuce) | |||
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"Starting at the beginning:- Standing in the pouring rain announcing a GE to a backdrop track of Things Can Only Get Better. Day 2: Launching the campaign at the Titanic Quarter in Belfast, promoting a question about sinking ships, and forgetting his predecessor was also finished off by an iceberg (lettuce)" Day 3: Officially releasing a photograph of Rishi standing under an EXIT sign whilst briefing journalists on an aeroplane. | |||
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"Starting at the beginning:- Standing in the pouring rain announcing a GE to a backdrop track of Things Can Only Get Better. Day 2: Launching the campaign at the Titanic Quarter in Belfast, promoting a question about sinking ships, and forgetting his predecessor was also finished off by an iceberg (lettuce) Day 3: Officially releasing a photograph of Rishi standing under an EXIT sign whilst briefing journalists on an aeroplane." Day 4: Michael Gove's announcement that he is quitting is headline's on most papers. Gove fears he won't win his seat. A very well known Tory. The timing couldn't have been worse for Sunak. | |||
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"Sunaks photoshoot at a petrol station during the fuel price rises, in a borrowed Kia Rio, then interviewed on BBC claiming he drives a Vw golf, when he actually has four luxury cars including a Range rover https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/millionaire-rishi-sunak-actually-owns-26578755.amp" Yeah but, no but couldn't afford Sky innit.. | |||
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"Deserting D Day veterans at 80th anniversary commemorative event tops the list. " That's his own 'The Queen sat alone' moment, utterly damning.. | |||
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"Yeah but, no but couldn't afford Sky innit.." I had forgotten that one | |||
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"Sunak is toast, Gove saying the betting scandal is as bad as partygate is damning and probably just reflecting the chatter in the hierarchy of the party after the election.. " He stated that? What a twat. Partygate was unforgivable and unforgettable. The betting won't be remembered in a couple of years time. | |||
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"Sunak interviewed ‘ I have no friends’ " FTFY | |||
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"Sunak is toast, Gove saying the betting scandal is as bad as partygate is damning and probably just reflecting the chatter in the hierarchy of the party after the election.. He stated that? What a twat. Partygate was unforgivable and unforgettable. The betting won't be remembered in a couple of years time." He did yes.. Could be deflecting or projecting the mood in the party.. | |||
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"Sunak is toast, Gove saying the betting scandal is as bad as partygate is damning and probably just reflecting the chatter in the hierarchy of the party after the election.. He stated that? What a twat. Partygate was unforgivable and unforgettable. The betting won't be remembered in a couple of years time." The betting scandal may be remembered if there are prosecutions that arise from it. | |||
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"Sunaks photoshoot at a petrol station during the fuel price rises, in a borrowed Kia Rio, then interviewed on BBC claiming he drives a Vw golf, when he actually has four luxury cars including a Range rover https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/millionaire-rishi-sunak-actually-owns-26578755.amp Yeah but, no but couldn't afford Sky innit.." To be fair to Sunak (yeah I know) he was talking about when he was a kid and his patents could not afford Sky. TBH I am not surprised! Have you seen the fees for Winchester College? | |||
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"Sunaks photoshoot at a petrol station during the fuel price rises, in a borrowed Kia Rio, then interviewed on BBC claiming he drives a Vw golf, when he actually has four luxury cars including a Range rover https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/millionaire-rishi-sunak-actually-owns-26578755.amp Yeah but, no but couldn't afford Sky innit.. To be fair to Sunak (yeah I know) he was talking about when he was a kid and his patents could not afford Sky. TBH I am not surprised! Have you seen the fees for Winchester College?" Mucho expensive? | |||
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"Sunaks photoshoot at a petrol station during the fuel price rises, in a borrowed Kia Rio, then interviewed on BBC claiming he drives a Vw golf, when he actually has four luxury cars including a Range rover https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/millionaire-rishi-sunak-actually-owns-26578755.amp Yeah but, no but couldn't afford Sky innit.. To be fair to Sunak (yeah I know) he was talking about when he was a kid and his patents could not afford Sky. TBH I am not surprised! Have you seen the fees for Winchester College? Mucho expensive? " Don’t know what it was back then but… For 2023/24, the fee is £49,152 per annum (£16,384 per term) for boarding pupils and £36,369 per annum (£12,123 per term) for day pupils. | |||
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"Sunaks photoshoot at a petrol station during the fuel price rises, in a borrowed Kia Rio, then interviewed on BBC claiming he drives a Vw golf, when he actually has four luxury cars including a Range rover https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/millionaire-rishi-sunak-actually-owns-26578755.amp Yeah but, no but couldn't afford Sky innit.. To be fair to Sunak (yeah I know) he was talking about when he was a kid and his patents could not afford Sky. TBH I am not surprised! Have you seen the fees for Winchester College? Mucho expensive? Don’t know what it was back then but… For 2023/24, the fee is £49,152 per annum (£16,384 per term) for boarding pupils and £36,369 per annum (£12,123 per term) for day pupils." Well beyond the reach of many.. | |||
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"Sunak interviewed ‘ I have no working class friends’ " To be fair, that is probably accurate. Still SKS father was a tool maker so man of the people at the helm come July 5th | |||
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"Sunaks photoshoot at a petrol station during the fuel price rises, in a borrowed Kia Rio, then interviewed on BBC claiming he drives a Vw golf, when he actually has four luxury cars including a Range rover https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/millionaire-rishi-sunak-actually-owns-26578755.amp Yeah but, no but couldn't afford Sky innit.. To be fair to Sunak (yeah I know) he was talking about when he was a kid and his patents could not afford Sky. TBH I am not surprised! Have you seen the fees for Winchester College? Mucho expensive? Don’t know what it was back then but… For 2023/24, the fee is £49,152 per annum (£16,384 per term) for boarding pupils and £36,369 per annum (£12,123 per term) for day pupils. Well beyond the reach of many.." Is that with or without VAT? | |||
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"Sunaks photoshoot at a petrol station during the fuel price rises, in a borrowed Kia Rio, then interviewed on BBC claiming he drives a Vw golf, when he actually has four luxury cars including a Range rover https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/millionaire-rishi-sunak-actually-owns-26578755.amp Yeah but, no but couldn't afford Sky innit.. To be fair to Sunak (yeah I know) he was talking about when he was a kid and his patents could not afford Sky. TBH I am not surprised! Have you seen the fees for Winchester College? Mucho expensive? Don’t know what it was back then but… For 2023/24, the fee is £49,152 per annum (£16,384 per term) for boarding pupils and £36,369 per annum (£12,123 per term) for day pupils. Well beyond the reach of many.. Is that with or without VAT?" Without. Current fees. It is also a good example of how there is a huge difference between private schools and really elite private schools. Average fees are £15k a year. Still way beyond the means of most people BUT those with extra talented kids can get scholarships and low(er) income families can be offered bursaries. The point is that the Sunaks went to one of the most elite higher end schools so trying to claim his family were not wealthy is a nonsense. | |||
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"Sunaks photoshoot at a petrol station during the fuel price rises, in a borrowed Kia Rio, then interviewed on BBC claiming he drives a Vw golf, when he actually has four luxury cars including a Range rover https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/millionaire-rishi-sunak-actually-owns-26578755.amp Yeah but, no but couldn't afford Sky innit.. To be fair to Sunak (yeah I know) he was talking about when he was a kid and his patents could not afford Sky. TBH I am not surprised! Have you seen the fees for Winchester College? Mucho expensive? Don’t know what it was back then but… For 2023/24, the fee is £49,152 per annum (£16,384 per term) for boarding pupils and £36,369 per annum (£12,123 per term) for day pupils. Well beyond the reach of many.. Is that with or without VAT? Without. Current fees. It is also a good example of how there is a huge difference between private schools and really elite private schools. Average fees are £15k a year. Still way beyond the means of most people BUT those with extra talented kids can get scholarships and low(er) income families can be offered bursaries. The point is that the Sunaks went to one of the most elite higher end schools so trying to claim his family were not wealthy is a nonsense. " Sunak with wife’s wealth is £4bn 20,492 times more than the average Briton (£191,000) | |||
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"First of all your only allowed 175 comments so there's not enough space Secondly, do you want gaffes as in genuine error's, or do you want the corruption included " 140 comments left to fill £19bn emergency Bank of England market bailout for Liz Truss budget. | |||
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"First of all your only allowed 175 comments so there's not enough space Secondly, do you want gaffes as in genuine error's, or do you want the corruption included 140 comments left to fill £19bn emergency Bank of England market bailout for Liz Truss budget. " Just interested in the election campaign, haven't got long enough to list every cock up they have ever made  | |||
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"Sunak is toast, Gove saying the betting scandal is as bad as partygate is damning and probably just reflecting the chatter in the hierarchy of the party after the election.. He stated that? What a twat. Partygate was unforgivable and unforgettable. The betting won't be remembered in a couple of years time." I think he might have meant the fallout and viewing optics of Bet-fail will be as bad for the party as Partgate was. Party gate roused the fury of people who had stuck to the rules etc. So objectively the actions of Bet-fail are nowhere as bad (limited to a few people, illegal but ultimately no harm done to the man on the street), however the optics are dire that once again the Torys are self serving. Also Sunaks total failure to get on top of it and either suspend or sanction those he can will be seen as the final nail in the coffin. | |||
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"Sunak is toast, Gove saying the betting scandal is as bad as partygate is damning and probably just reflecting the chatter in the hierarchy of the party after the election.. He stated that? What a twat. Partygate was unforgivable and unforgettable. The betting won't be remembered in a couple of years time. I think he might have meant the fallout and viewing optics of Bet-fail will be as bad for the party as Partgate was. Party gate roused the fury of people who had stuck to the rules etc. So objectively the actions of Bet-fail are nowhere as bad (limited to a few people, illegal but ultimately no harm done to the man on the street), however the optics are dire that once again the Torys are self serving. Also Sunaks total failure to get on top of it and either suspend or sanction those he can will be seen as the final nail in the coffin." The point about the betting scandal is not the size of the bets, but that this was ultra-priviledged information at the heart of government. Ministers have to be trusted with matters of top secret importance that affect national security and global finance. This scandal has proved that not only do the individuals concerned have no understanding of the concept of confidentiality, but also that the prime minister has little regard for the principles of integrity which should be the very foundation of government. Over the last 14 years the conservative party has demonstrated over and over again that they are institutionally corrupt, that they just do not understand the basic concept of honesty, and that they are incapable of preserving the security of details of state matters. We have to assume that if this lot had been in charge during WW2, instead of the plans for D-day being one of the most guarded secrets of the war, they would have been down at the bookies with the information. The current conservative party should be totally dismantled, and all those involved in the corruption and criminality during their entire period of government be barred for life from holding any public office. | |||
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"Sunak is toast, Gove saying the betting scandal is as bad as partygate is damning and probably just reflecting the chatter in the hierarchy of the party after the election.. He stated that? What a twat. Partygate was unforgivable and unforgettable. The betting won't be remembered in a couple of years time. I think he might have meant the fallout and viewing optics of Bet-fail will be as bad for the party as Partgate was. Party gate roused the fury of people who had stuck to the rules etc. So objectively the actions of Bet-fail are nowhere as bad (limited to a few people, illegal but ultimately no harm done to the man on the street), however the optics are dire that once again the Torys are self serving. Also Sunaks total failure to get on top of it and either suspend or sanction those he can will be seen as the final nail in the coffin. The point about the betting scandal is not the size of the bets, but that this was ultra-priviledged information at the heart of government. Ministers have to be trusted with matters of top secret importance that affect national security and global finance. This scandal has proved that not only do the individuals concerned have no understanding of the concept of confidentiality, but also that the prime minister has little regard for the principles of integrity which should be the very foundation of government. Over the last 14 years the conservative party has demonstrated over and over again that they are institutionally corrupt, that they just do not understand the basic concept of honesty, and that they are incapable of preserving the security of details of state matters. We have to assume that if this lot had been in charge during WW2, instead of the plans for D-day being one of the most guarded secrets of the war, they would have been down at the bookies with the information. The current conservative party should be totally dismantled, and all those involved in the corruption and criminality during their entire period of government be barred for life from holding any public office. " Are you assuming this has never happened before, I would suggest to do so would lead to egg on the face. | |||
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