Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Supposedly a Cabinet reshuffle tomorrow.
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[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...
- Thread starter TomandJerry
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portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,207
Boris back? Like the lingering smell he is?!
A great chance to get rid of Raab, but Rishi will need balls, big balls, you understand, no?
I think that he is scared of big Dom.
um bongo molongo
Well-known member
That’ll fix it.
Hiding in shame is exactly what she should be doing.
Machiavelli
Well-known member
Even then the left wing economic establishment will come for her.
“I think these deckchairs need to be differently positioned”
- Edward Smith, captain of the RMS Titanic
It does feel that way. I'm already retired and only have a British passport
. It seems this is the latest step to appease the extreme Brexiteers in the party?? Shirley business is damaged enough by Brexit (to focus on only one aspect of this...). Nothing much the population can do in the short term, but I hope there's sufficient expose in some of the press for people to remember at the next election.I shall waste 20 minutes of my day writing to my MP (Gray, Nth Wiltshire) about it, and await his patronising reply supporting the party line.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,942
Very much the same. My daughter is applying to extend her visa in Australia and much as I would love her to come back, as a Father I really can't put put together any case for her to. Myself and Mrs Wz have a couple of very elderly relatives we are responsible for, but if they're not here, I can't see anything keeping us in the UK. I really never thought I would feel this way about the country where I was born and bought up.It does feel that way. I'm already retired and only have a British passport
I shall waste 20 minutes of my day writing to my MP (Gray, Nth Wiltshire) about it, and await his patronising reply supporting the party line.
It's come to the point for me where a British passport may well be my biggest problem, though not insurmountable
- Aug 24, 2020
- 5,373
Edit - wrong thread.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Worse than Leeds or Watford.
Richard Sharp: BBC chairman denies arranging loan for Boris Johnson
Richard Sharp is grilled by MPs about his involvement in discussions about a loan for Boris Johnson.
www.bbc.co.uk
Chairman of BBC says he never gave Johnson financial advice.
Despite the giving of such advice being mentioned in a Cabinet Office memo.
You can never tell who is telling the truth anymore......
Marty McFly
Seagulls Over Canada
I was backpacking in Australia when the coalition took charge in the UK. Vowed I wouldn't live permanently in the UK until the Tories lost control of the government. Haven't been back for more than 9 months at a time since (maybe about 2 years cumulative). Was fortunate to have someone sponsor me to remain in Canada, mind you. Without tempting fate, can't see myself ever living in the UK again.Very much the same. My daughter is applying to extend her visa in Australia and much as I would love her to come back, as a Father I really can't put put together any case for her to. Myself and Mrs Wz have a couple of very elderly relatives we are responsible for, but if they're not here, I can't see anything keeping us in the UK. I really never thought I would feel this way about the country where I was born and bought up.
It's come to the point for me where a British passport may well be my biggest problem, though not insurmountable
Nobby Cybergoat
Well-known member
- Jul 19, 2021
- 7,084
This shower will be booted out in a couple of years. Though the damage they've inflicted will take 10 years or more to repair.
KZNSeagull
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Career over if he is fibbing, particularly to a HoC Committee.Richard Sharp: BBC chairman denies arranging loan for Boris Johnson
Richard Sharp is grilled by MPs about his involvement in discussions about a loan for Boris Johnson.www.bbc.co.uk
Chairman of BBC says he never gave Johnson financial advice.
Despite the giving of such advice being mentioned in a Cabinet Office memo.
You can never tell who is telling the truth anymore......
nicko31
Well-known member
I dread this with my own kids in a few years, these days its a richer country than the UK with better prospects and higher wages.Very much the same. My daughter is applying to extend her visa in Australia and much as I would love her to come back, as a Father I really can't put put together any case for her to. Myself and Mrs Wz have a couple of very elderly relatives we are responsible for, but if they're not here, I can't see anything keeping us in the UK. I really never thought I would feel this way about the country where I was born and bought up.
It's come to the point for me where a British passport may well be my biggest problem, though not insurmountable
Truss brags about her trade deal with AU/NZ but they are going to absolutely raid our country of skills. Nurses and doctors are leaving in their droves already and they won't return.
The Tories know its hard to recover from their place in the polls, so they in scorched earth mode consumed with ideology with their main objective being to make it as hard as possible for Labour to rebuild the country.
nicko31
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Can he go back now from what he already said?
KZNSeagull
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He can try. Won't do him any good though.