Tories are still lying *******s

[Stairway 2 7]

Broken clock and all that

Jacob_Rees_Mogg
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The Prime Minister is right not to go to COP. The cost of living won’t be solved in Sharm el Sheikh where each hotel room for the conference is £2,000 a night

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For balance, my friend…The Prime Minister is WRONG not to go to COP. Global warming is the biggest crisis facing our planet and net zero creates many 1000s of jobs which is good for the economy. COP in Glasgow was most successful ever… but don’t expect media to report that

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Jacob_Rees_Mogg

Seems he is a liar ...

Rees-Mogg to Laura Kuenssberg on Sunday: “Boris Johnson will certainly stand.”

Rees-Mogg today: “His campaign started well but then ran out of steam. This was clear by Sunday morning, when my slumbers were disturbed by the great man himself prior to the Kuenssberg programme.”

https://twitter.com/KevinASchofield/...7R9tVEOiU4gYww

[McSwanky]

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Seems he is a liar ...

In other news, water is wet and Hearts still haven't won the League Cup...

[wookie70]

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A few weeks in the life of Douglas Ross.

https://twitter.com/marcuscarslaw1/s...92852205166593

Funny I was talking about that to my brother last night. Wish I knew about the link then. He is a political chameleon who will change any colour of blue for a tickle under the chin from Westminster

[wookie70]

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I am astounded by the people saying that it's ok to bring Braverman back into government because she used her private email deliberately as a political weapon against Truss.

FFS, that's much worse than her just being careless.

It would be a sacking for a low level Civil Servant and that would be one with less sensitive documents. It is perhaps worse than her evil twin being let off with bullying but as a Public Servant and Union rep it really grinds my gears what Ministers get away with and the toils that their employees face day to day

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It would be a sacking for a low level Civil Servant and that would be one with less sensitive documents. It is perhaps worse than her evil twin being let off with bullying but as a Public Servant and Union rep it really grinds my gears what Ministers get away with and the toils that their employees face day to day

Correct, especially since she acts as the very top of the home office, which includes civil servants and police officers etc who, as you allude too, who be sacked but probably criminally prosecuted for what she did.

It's shameful but they don't feel shame.

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[Bostonhibby]

Gary Glitter's lawyers will be all over this for defamation

https://twitter.com/TSting18/status/...6n3OZ1HAQ&s=08

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[OldEast]

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Funny I was talking about that to my brother last night. Wish I knew about the link then. He is a political chameleon who will change any colour of blue for a tickle under the chin from Westminster

Ruth the mooth was a party sycophant like wee Dougie but she got some people on board. Surely this wee idiot can only be driving folk away.

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Ruth the mooth was a party sycophant like wee Dougie but she got some people on board. Surely this wee idiot can only be driving folk away.

To be fair Tory supporters aren't much better.

[Ozyhibby]

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Funny I was talking about that to my brother last night. Wish I knew about the link then. He is a political chameleon who will change any colour of blue for a tickle under the chin from Westminster

And that’s what he wants for Scotland. Constantly seeking approval from London.


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[Hibernia&Alba]

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Absolutely this.

I've just finished a book called Irish, about the influx and subsequent influences of the Irish, both Catholic and protestant, into Glasgow.

A lot of stuff I didn't know. Edinburgh hibernian gets an honourable mention when it comes to formation of the Keltic by brother Walfrid.

Was it 'Clydeside: Red, Orange, Green' by Ian Mitchell, at all?

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There seems to be a consistent attempt to deny anyone is motivated to vote a particular way because of racism, when it’s clearly some peoples strong motivation, as it would be if your priority was the NHS, or the environment, or low taxes. I don’t know why anyone would deny something so evidently true. A consistent 20-25% of us, regardless of wider societal change, just don’t like the ****ing *****.

Or the Bl**dy Poles...


Hence the success of Brexit.

[Moulin Yarns]

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Was it 'Clydeside: Red, Orange, Green' by Ian Mitchell, at all?

The books title is Irish.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Irish-Remarkable-Saga-Nation-City/dp/1840188510/ref=asc_df_1840188510/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=310979544451&hvpos=&hvnetw= g&hvrand=16305403887140605608&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqm t=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=20342&hvta rgid=pla-563048627906&psc=1&th=1&psc=1

John Burrows is the author.

[Hibernia&Alba]

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The books title is Irish.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Irish-Remar...c=1&th=1&psc=1

John Burrows is the author.

Cheers, I might look it up. Sounds interesting.

[Glory Lurker]

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There seems to be a consistent attempt to deny anyone is motivated to vote a particular way because of racism, when it’s clearly some peoples strong motivation, as it would be if your priority was the NHS, or the environment, or low taxes. I don’t know why anyone would deny something so evidently true. A consistent 20-25% of us, regardless of wider societal change, just don’t like the ****ing *****.

Exactly. What did the red wall vote Tory for, after voting Leave?

[Bostonhibby]

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Exactly. What did the red wall vote Tory for, after voting Leave?

It's a toughie to answer, the levelling up illusion, the expectation that as the new breed of tory they might get their snout a bit nearer the trough?

That's worked out well.

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It's a toughie to answer, the levelling up illusion, the expectation that as the new breed of tory they might get their snout a bit nearer the trough?

That's worked out well.

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Still, I've more in common with them than I have a crofter on Lewis apparently, bless 'em.

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Still, I've more in common with them than I have a crofter on Lewis apparently, bless 'em.

I've got a relative from Lewis and I don't see the connection

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[Stairway 2 7]

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Still, I've more in common with them than I have a crofter on Lewis apparently, bless 'em.

What about all the Tory voters in Edinburgh, or a racist from Glasgow. Nationalism is a load of pish and dangerous. Good guys and pricks everywhere

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What about all the Tory voters in Edinburgh, or a racist from Glasgow. Nationalism is a load of pish and dangerous. Good guys and pricks everywhere

I'm referring to a trope that members of the Scottish branch of the Labour Party deployed all the time in the 60s to 90 to keep the Scottish working class vote on their side.

There's still a few of them at it!

[marinello59]

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Still, I've more in common with them than I have a crofter on Lewis apparently, bless 'em.

That doesn’t make sense at all even allowing for your follow up post.

[Glory Lurker]

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That doesn’t make sense at all even allowing for your follow up post.

I've got more in common with a [insert working class occupation here in a part of north England that voted for Brexit and then for Boris Johnson] than I have with someone living a different way of life in the heedrum hodrums.

That was a regular argument put at me by "internationalist " Labour folk back in the day.

[Hibernia&Alba]

Oh dear God

[Stairway 2 7]

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I've got more in common with a [insert working class occupation here in a part of north England that voted for Brexit and then for Boris Johnson] than I have with someone living a different way of life in the heedrum hodrums.

That was a regular argument put at me by "internationalist " Labour folk back in the day.

A third of Scots approve of the Rwanda policy, a quarter voted tory in the last election. Independence won't get rid of that. This othering of people is bad. I want Independence to get rid of the flawed corrupt Westminster system. I don't want it because Scots are better or doesn't have racists

[Stairway 2 7]

https://archive.ph/xKfgh

Another fawning Sunak piece in the times about how smart he is. It says he was instrumental and intelligent to stop the lockdown at Christmas that Scotland had. It turned out in hindsight that was correct.

It fails to ****** mention he apposed every lockdown including the first. If we followed him with that business only approach literally hundreds of thousands would be dead. He brought covid deniers to talk to cabinet. Thank god boris shaken by being hospitalised after shacking everyone's hands like a tit, apposed them and listened to Whitty and valance.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/4...down-vg5xbpsfx

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https://archive.ph/xKfgh

Another fawning Sunak piece in the times about how smart he is. It says he was instrumental and intelligent to stop the lockdown at Christmas that Scotland had. It turned out in hindsight that was correct.

It fails to ****** mention he apposed every lockdown including the first. If we followed him with that business only approach literally hundreds of thousands would be dead. He brought covid deniers to talk to cabinet. Thank god boris shaken by being hospitalised after shacking everyone's hands like a tit, apposed them and listened to Whitty and valance.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/4...down-vg5xbpsfx

It also fails to mention that Sunak was the journalist's best man

[Stairway 2 7]

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It also fails to mention that Sunak was the journalist's best man

Oooft just checked and your not joking, unreal that 😆

[Stairway 2 7]

https://mobile.twitter.com/SkyNews/s...18108003147777

@SkyNews
🗣️ 'It's a pity you don't pay them more'.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was challenged about pay for nurses during a visit to Croydon Hospital this morning.

Watch the moment

[147lothian]

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I just saw Dim Lizzy's farewell speech for the first time. She was in top form, quoting Seneca whilst not being able to pronounce his name

https://www.youtube/watch?v=alh7XJVxCAY

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It also fails to mention that Sunak was the journalist's best man

Important bit of context. Wow