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16-06-2020, 17:25 #1Members
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Just how awful is this government? June 2020 edition
Boris Bannon the buffoon has attracted swift condemnations from three out of the past four PMs (what's all the dither and delay about, Theresa May?) for his playing-to-the-gallery decision to merge DfID with the FO. Is this the low point? They couldn't plummet further, could they? Those two questions will have to await an answer but, for the moment, a slightly different question is posed in the poll, and an option has been offered just so we can be inclusive to the sycophants.
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I hope there is an option for What's the point? They won with a big majority in December so you are stuck with them.
People who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do.16-06-2020, 17:36 #3Members
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Agree poor by Conservative standards but still better than the option at the time that being communist Corbyn .
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I assume this merger of these two departments is akin to Trumps use of foreign aid as a tool to ensure somthing is gained in return if that's the case it's despicable foreign aid should be freely given and unconditionally
This smells of Cummings as we start our drive towards becoming a satellite of Trumps world
Foreign aid should not be a political tool which is why it was always independent of the Foreign office16-06-2020, 17:38 #5Harry Wilson's Tackle
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Owned by......Marcus Rashford.
But how soon before some goon mentions Corbyn?
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the question i have is why does it matter much, in or out of the FO has its been over the decades, does the same thing?
The English know how to make the best of things. Their so-called muddling through is simply skill at dealing with the inevitable.16-06-2020, 17:55 #7Members
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Too slow, Harry, too slow.
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But how soon before some goon mentions Corbyn?16-06-2020, 17:57 #8Members
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If you genuinely think Corbyn was/ is a communist then you clearly know nothing about politics. Originally Posted by Live by the sea
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"Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today"16-06-2020, 17:59 #9Harry Wilson's Tackle
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Agreed. One of the great ironies of the Brexit tantrums and narratives is that Boris is (at heart) a remainer and Jezza (at heart) is a brexiteer. Just another destabilising point in the mad world we have existed in since Brexit/Trump/CV19. Originally Posted by midnight_rendezvous
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