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On this occasion, and as is usually the case, I won't be reading the very late entry onto this thread from the king of the tory propagandists who has finally deigned to grace us with his wormy presence :facepalm:.

Whatever prompts people to not imitate the grand old Duke of York on this occasion is a testament to a vestige of insight, and I salute it. It also bodes well that in the wider world there is almost nothing but condemnation. John Major has just windmilled in on radio 5. :eek: Let's hope this...

Anyone can stand for election (as long as they stump up the deposit, which is small beer). Anyone can form a club with shared views and organise candidates nationwide. They can call it a 'party' if they wish. And the electorate do the voting This is not a career where remuneration is based...

Glad you had a bit of time on your hands yesterday :wink:

Sorry to quote myself but it seems that apart from one small detail (he's gone now rather than in the New Year) I may well have hit the nail on the head with that bit of (what was actually intended as) satire. Am I Dom Cummings in disguise? ???

This is what I think is happening. She (and possibly others) have been told that to hang out Owen to dry, now, will damage the revovery from Covid and the readjustments after Brexit. "We will get Owen out in a less damaging way, perhaps by encouraging him to select to spend more time with his...

Indeed. Labour has moved on, thankfully. I am still expecting, though, that one of the usual suspects will post 'whatabout Jeremy Corbyn?' on this thread soon. I think the appropriate reply is 'notabout Jeremy Corbyn'. FFS.

Yes. Corruption. There is incompetence there too. There was the award of 13.8 million to a ferry company that owned no ships, with the final bill in the tens of millions. I won't post a link because this is in the recent past, and I don't wish to gift the JCFG gang an excuse to pile into this...

In this country we would end up with a permanent tory-led coalition, and the same old sleaze. In this country, with PR, what would happen is the number of people voting would drop (many Brits are capricious and vote only if they imagine their vote will directly lead to change) fuelling the sense...

Legitimate and fully vetted expenses. Let me remind you about John Stonehouse. Sorry, I can't keep this up for long. I start to feel dirty. :lolol: :thumbsup:

Now now. Let's not talk this great country down. Under Corbyn labour, bank rolled by their union masters, there would only be one loser - Great Britain. And it is great and we should not allow distractions to stop us from making it great, er, again. Come on. How does anyone expect a busy and...

They will wait till there are a couple of hundred posts, most of us have said our bit, and the stragglers and latecomers are discussing peripheral issues, perhaps revisiting the 'tory scum' trope, and then they will POUNCE, with whataboutery. As usual :shrug:

That's very kind of you :lolol: :thumbsup:

No. There are some. The 'tory scum' trope is not appropriate and is part of the reason labour STILL don't have enough support to dislodge this crime gang. Floating voters win elections and suggesting that anyone who has voted in the past for the tories is, by definition, not decent is what...

Unfair. It is the current crop and the creeping lie factory, invented by 'Call Me Dave' (the pig ****er) and his Bullingdon chums. Dilletantes, chancers and trustafarians, playing at politics because they can. Decent tories need to get shot of them, pronto, and drain the swamp. And the...

Yep. JCFG will be along to explain why this is the right course of action, to us, bleeding heart lefties, soon, I'm sure.

Indeed. And the tin hat bleat that 'all politicians are the same' does only one thing - it encourages them. The sad thing is this shower not only hope to get away with this, they know they will.