Re: the "return" of Tory sleaze : Thu Jul 07, 2022 8:03 pm  

chissitt wrote:

I'm good thanks squire, must say also it's another shabby attempt by your good self at winding me up, stick to clocks it's much simpler for you, oh and by the way, you've missed an apostrophe from the word he's if that helps, you couldn't make it up having to educate somebody from the grammar police

Haha. You try to point out a spelling mistake of mine when your post is littered with spelling mistakes and grammar mistakes even my 8 year old could point out? Ok!

Anyway, my point was, you’ve defended him even when he was partying when peoples loved ones were dying so assumed you must be absolutely devastated now he’s gone? Maybe take solace in your fish tank if it gets too much for you m8

Re: the "return" of Tory sleaze : Thu Jul 07, 2022 9:40 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

Indeed, he tried playing fast and loose but, couldn't keep the plates spinning and then crash, crash, crash, everything is now broken.

Mind you, I'm delighted that he's gone (well, going).

No way should he stat as interim PM though.

This wasn't personality or policy, it was because of trust and integrity and that isn't going to change in the next few weeks.

I see your MP was not too happy with those happy at the end of de Pfeffel.

Re: the "return" of Tory sleaze : Fri Jul 08, 2022 6:39 am  

TheWarringtonWolve69 wrote:

Haha. You try to point out a spelling mistake of mine when your post is littered with spelling mistakes and grammar mistakes even my 8 year old could point out? Ok!

Anyway, my point was, you’ve defended him even when he was partying when peoples loved ones were dying so assumed you must be absolutely devastated now he’s gone? Maybe take solace in your fish tank if it gets too much for you m8

Sounds like your 8 year old wrote this post for you Haha and unlike you I'm not a member of the grammar police.
You don't have a point but you never have, this only started when once again you thought you'd have a pop, and as for defending him just show me where, shouldn't be too difficult with your education and the spare time you seem to have, I'd be just as devastated losing you off here as I would when he's gone if that helps, by the way I've 3 fish tanks squire, 2 tropical and 1 marine, I'd have thought that a person with your perceived intelligence would know that you can't keep tropical and marine in the same tank, btw when I say marine just to be clear I don't mean cod and haddock, now that Boris is on his way out there should be some discussions on here that's if you can find anybody to defend him, that should give you plenty of opportunity for you to make some mischief instead of trying to draw in little minnows like me, see what I did there squire now just sod off.

Re: the "return" of Tory sleaze : Fri Jul 08, 2022 7:56 am  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

I see your MP was not too happy with those happy at the end of de Pfeffel.

Let's hope she's gone at the next GE too.
If she can't see that we are better off without a dishonest self serving leader, perhaps her judgment is mickey poor too ?

What really irks with all this is that, all of the ministers that resigned could have got rid a few weeks ago but, bottled it.
Did he (BJ) actually get worse in those few weeks or, did they, bottle it too ?

You do wonder if he will pull some kind of stunt to try and cling on. Maybe, he'll put himself forward for the leadership contest. Rees Mogg, Dorries and Jenkins would back him so, he'd only need another few to make the starting line ?

[Durham Giant]

Re: the "return" of Tory sleaze : Fri Jul 08, 2022 8:00 am  

So all those ministers who have resigned get severance pay of at least £16 k.
Michelle Donelan spends two days as education secretary and gets £16k. ( she has said she will give this to charity)

All those new ministers who Boris has now appointed will get £16k when they leave in two months when a new PM is appointed.

Nice little earner to help them pay their £3k + fuel bills in October wh’en 10 million people drop into fuel poverty

Re: the "return" of Tory sleaze : Fri Jul 08, 2022 2:31 pm  

If you want a good watch look at the led by donkeys/line of duty video it’s sums de Pfeffel’s legacy perfectly.

Re: the "return" of Tory sleaze : Fri Jul 08, 2022 9:28 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

If you want a good watch look at the led by donkeys/line of duty video it’s sums de Pfeffel’s legacy perfectly.

Or watch Jonathon Pie’s latest video

Re: the "return" of Tory sleaze : Fri Jul 08, 2022 10:21 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

Let's hope she's gone at the next GE too.
If she can't see that we are better off without a dishonest self serving leader, perhaps her judgment is mickey poor too ?

What really irks with all this is that, all of the ministers that resigned could have got rid a few weeks ago but, bottled it.
Did he (BJ) actually get worse in those few weeks or, did they, bottle it too ?

You do wonder if he will pull some kind of stunt to try and cling on. Maybe, he'll put himself forward for the leadership contest. Rees Mogg, Dorries and Jenkins would back him so, he'd only need another few to make the starting line ?

Your MP is now a Junior minister in the education department. It would appear she is a classy lady who can count to one, I am not sure how she lost the other four digits when confronting the crowd outside Number 10.

Re: the "return" of Tory sleaze : Sun Jul 10, 2022 6:55 am  

Durham Giant wrote:

So all those ministers who have resigned get severance pay of at least £16 k.
Michelle Donelan spends two days as education secretary and gets £16k. ( she has said she will give this to charity)

All those new ministers who Boris has now appointed will get £16k when they leave in two months when a new PM is appointed.

Nice little earner to help them pay their £3k + fuel bills in October wh’en 10 million people drop into fuel poverty

They also get a ministerial pension too!!

Re: the "return" of Tory sleaze : Sun Jul 10, 2022 6:50 pm  

I wonder if the floodgates will open on the various scandals covered up by de Pfeffel and his enablers. We have two already the first the usual with regards women and the second despite constantly criticising Corbyn and his refusal to blame Russia for Salisbury he was meeting a Russian agent alone whilst Foreign Secretary. He also made the same agent’s son a member of the House of Lords.