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Samanfur wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 9:33 am So either Party Marty's for the high jump, or Number Ten'll try and brazen it out

The latter. Rules are for the Great Unwashed.

Heard some robot on Radio 4 this morning say, in that particular 'common sense and fatigue' tone these morons have to hand at any moment, 'look, the public have had enough, it's time to move on'. About 4 times.

There's an element of truth in the first statement, of course. Doesn't mean this weasling and the entire context that permits and supports it is in any sense acceptable or admirable. They're absolutely nothing.

Was it the same prick on C4 News last night who managed to admit he’d still vote for a law breaking prime minister?

I'm sure the public in Leeds had had enough of women being killed by the time they collared Sutcliffe.

James O'Brien giving the pork haystack all 3 barrels this morning.

Statement timed for after PMQs. BBC suspecting that Uriah Heap is going to try his "ever so 'umble" act again.

Probably before swaggering into the 1922 Committee tonight like he's just won the lottery.

Boiler wrote: ↑Tue May 24, 2022 4:42 pm

Crabcakes wrote: ↑Tue May 24, 2022 4:13 pm Johnson confirmed to bemeeting the 1922 committee tomorrow. Post Panorama, post PMQs and probably post Sue Grey publication.

I think big dog is about to be put down.

Nah, more table banging. You'll see.

I doubt the 1922 committee has the kind of power to drag Ol Yeller into the backyard.

The Tory party is forever changed.
The power now lies with various three-letter thinktank-aligned research groups.

Bones McCoy wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 11:25 am

Boiler wrote: ↑Tue May 24, 2022 4:42 pm

Crabcakes wrote: ↑Tue May 24, 2022 4:13 pm Johnson confirmed to bemeeting the 1922 committee tomorrow. Post Panorama, post PMQs and probably post Sue Grey publication.

I think big dog is about to be put down.

Nah, more table banging. You'll see.

I doubt the 1922 committee has the kind of power to drag Ol Yeller into the backyard.

The Tory party is forever changed.
The power now lies with carious three-letter thinktank-aligned research groups.

Another learned fellow with a similar observation.

Errors of judgement...profound apologies... lessons learned... must never happen again...

Right, let's move on.

The pork haystack is very nettled at PMQs and Starmer hasn't even asked about Sue Gray yet.

I doubt this is the end of it. I expect more leaked photos, more junior staff thrown under more buses, and more parties.

It’s also telling that they treated the security staff, janitors and cleaners like shit. It’s just the Bullingdon club in a different setting, and he clearly, obviously couldn’t give the slightest toss about the rules or about anyone he deems beneath him. He just wanted to be mr fun boss, and took on suck-ups and arseholes very much in his own depraved image.

He actually just referred to "Vladimir Corbyn".

Wow.

EDIT: shame Starmer never referred to the pork haystack as Boris Yeltsin.

He's got nothing but insults and pre-prepared one-liners. Shameful performance.

Shameful as well from that useless prick Hoyle trying to crack jokes above all the din rather than enforcing parliamentary standards and procedures such as not referring to other members directly by name.

Response to Gray is even more shameful. 'Move on'.

Cunt.

Nigredo wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 12:26 pm Shameful as well from that useless prick Hoyle trying to crack jokes above all the din rather than enforcing parliamentary standards and procedures such as not referring to other members directly by name.

All he wants to do is follow Daddy into the Lords.

Meanwhile;

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-l ... 8#comments


I can't look at Johnson now without imagining a hollow-point bullet exiting his skull.

"Sir Beer Korma"

FFS.

Sad thing is you just know the brain-damaged part of the electorate will vote him back in again in 2024.