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

[Bostonhibby]

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Jeez, this creep was education secretary, sort of.......

Am guessing properly constructed conversational English maybe isn't his first language?

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[Ozyhibby]

https://www.thenational.scot/news/23...vernment-role/

Sunak appoints a third peer to a ministerial post. And people still think this is a democracy.


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[Jones28]

People think all these things are ok.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2wO7yGdlGU

Young lad still living at home who wants to join the army thinks Sunak has his head screwed on.

We are sleepwalking.

[Kato]

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Sunak appoints a third peer to a ministerial post. And people still think this is a democracy.


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Show some respect. Where is your patriotism? He's the Earl of Mintos. All we need is the Duke of Toblerone, Baron Von Marsbar and Viscount Viscounts for us to really (checks notes) "deliver for the British people".

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[hibsbollah]

Mark Littlewood, the boss of the right wing think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs is one of Truss’s four nominations for the slightly shiny hat. I’ve actually met the guy about twenty years ago and did some work with him when he was an extremely pro European Lib Dem, now from what I’m reading he seems to be a rabid Europhobe and is clearly getting a peerage as a kickback for the work he did as a lobbyist and with the deep referendum analytics that showed the Leave campaigns their attack lines. Now parachuted in to play a role in our democratic process. Nominated by a PM who almost ****ed the country in less than 50 days and is widely regarded as a joke and a disgrace.

When you think deeply about this appointment and others, the only conclusion is that the way the British state works is so fundamentally corrupt that until this changes there is no prospect of genuine democracy in the pure sense of the word.

[grunt]

[Ozyhibby]

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Mark Littlewood, the boss of the right wing think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs is one of Truss’s four nominations for the slightly shiny hat. I’ve actually met the guy about twenty years ago and did some work with him when he was an extremely pro European Lib Dem, now from what I’m reading he seems to be a rabid Europhobe and is clearly getting a peerage as a kickback for the work he did as a lobbyist and with the deep referendum analytics that showed the Leave campaigns their attack lines. Now parachuted in to play a role in our democratic process. Nominated by a PM who almost ****ed the country in less than 50 days and is widely regarded as a joke and a disgrace.

When you think deeply about this appointment and others, the only conclusion is that the way the British state works is so fundamentally corrupt that until this changes there is no prospect of genuine democracy in the pure sense of the word.

Are you still against Indy?


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[Kato]

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Mark Littlewood, the boss of the right wing think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs is one of Truss’s four nominations for the slightly shiny hat. I’ve actually met the guy about twenty years ago and did some work with him when he was an extremely pro European Lib Dem, now from what I’m reading he seems to be a rabid Europhobe and is clearly getting a peerage as a kickback for the work he did as a lobbyist and with the deep referendum analytics that showed the Leave campaigns their attack lines. Now parachuted in to play a role in our democratic process. Nominated by a PM who almost ****ed the country in less than 50 days and is widely regarded as a joke and a disgrace.

When you think deeply about this appointment and others, the only conclusion is that the way the British state works is so fundamentally corrupt that until this changes there is no prospect of genuine democracy in the pure sense of the word.

It's a grift. Pure and simple. The dumbing down of sections of the populace bearing fruit.

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[hibsbollah]

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Are you still against Indy?


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I voted for independence in the referendum and would again.

[Ozyhibby]

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I voted for independence in the referendum and would again.

Cool, I wasn’t sure. Was a genuine question.


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[hibsbollah]

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Cool, I wasn’t sure. Was a genuine question.


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Yep, I supported Labour because im committed to wealth redistribution and a fairer society. I’m not really interested in what spatial geographic level these things are achieved, it’s a secondary issue and I’ll vote on the Independence question based on where we are culturally and politically at that moment in time I suppose.

I moved away from Scotland before there was a Scottish parliament, and returned in 2010, and when I got engaged in politics up here I found that many in Labour were focusing their guns on the Nats more than I thought prudent or logical. It had become more tribal in my absence. When I was engaged in politics in the early 90s in Scotland, the Tories were the common enemy. Maybe that’s why I feel as if the Labour Party and automatic devotion to unionism (in the national sense) isn’t an inevitable natural state.

[Hibrandenburg]

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https://www.thenational.scot/news/23...vernment-role/

Sunak appoints a third peer to a ministerial post. And people still think this is a democracy.


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To be fair the quality of elected MPs to choose from is pretty dismal.

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Just what is the point of Therese Coffey?

[Kato]

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Just what is the point of Therese Coffey?

To enable excess profit for private companies' shareholders.

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[Jones28]

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Just what is the point of Therese Coffey?

She makes other conservatives seem competent.

[cabbageandribs1875]

sickening, i mind that utter **** Rabb lying on the beach whilst this was on going kidding on his phone was off whilst human beings were desperate to escape the clutches of the Taliban, ******* should have been sacked immediately by that bare-faced lying **** Johnson

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#detestable

[hibsbollah]

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To enable excess profit for private companies' shareholders.

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You’ll find the Starmer thread further down.

[Bostonhibby]

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Just what is the point of Therese Coffey?

Useful addition at their many parties and likes a smokers evening?

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[Kato]

Watching Dominic Raab's pan getting redder by the second on GMTV as he's questioned. Not through embarrassment.

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[hibsbollah]

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Watching Dominic Raab's pan getting redder by the second on GMTV as he's questioned. Not through embarrassment.

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The throbbing vein in his forehead is concerning. It seems ready to burst out of his cranium at any moment.

[Kato]

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The throbbing vein in his forehead is concerning. It seems ready to burst out of his cranium at any moment.

I should screenshot the start compared to the end. Visible anger building up.

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[Ozyhibby]

https://twitter.com/janemerrick23/st...dxJXScFNwz8V4A

Sunak filling his pockets with our money.


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[Stairway 2 7]

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https://twitter.com/janemerrick23/st...dxJXScFNwz8V4A

Sunak filling his pockets with our money.


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Should be big news but we're so used to their profiteering

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I should screenshot the start compared to the end. Visible anger building up.

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Currently taking questions in the house. Total prick.

[hibsbollah]

Interesting PMQs. Rayner up first, stumbles on her delivery but came across as incisive if a bit nervous. Raab more assured in his delivery but the actual substance coming out of his mouth was ill conceived. Blaming the delay of rape cases making it to court merely on Covid looked particularly bad. Probably needs a lie down after his hammering in the tv studios earlier. It’s still weird seeing shriveled up little Jambo Ian Murray on the opposition front bench next to the grownups.

[Stairway 2 7]

Paul O'grady on the tories

https://mobile.twitter.com/shockproo...77624108261385

[cabbageandribs1875]

perfectly understandable an individual who donates to a far-right political party in Germany should also donate to a far-right political party in Britain

Tory private members’ club pockets £50k from alleged far-right German donor - Good Law Project

[Mibbes Aye]

This might be one worth keeping an eye on, to see what emerges

https://www.theguardian.com/society/...fits-sanctions

Early sense is that the U.K. government’s own research will say that benefit sanctions don’t work and usually made things worse.

Saying that, I’m sure research could establish that about most if not all of this UKG’s policies...

[Kato]

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This might be one worth keeping an eye on, to see what emerges

https://www.theguardian.com/society/...fits-sanctions

Early sense is that the U.K. government’s own research will say that benefit sanctions don’t work and usually made things worse.

Saying that, I’m sure research could establish that about most if not all of this UKG’s policies...

It's not working usually = double down. Then say they aren't communicating the message clearly enough or some other such gaslighting.

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It's not working usually = double down. Then say they aren't communicating the message clearly enough or some other such gaslighting.

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Tou will love this one then, from one of the loyal lieutenants in the Rishbunker. Seemingly the best way to stop migration is to behave just like a people-smuggling gang.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...robert-jenrick

I saw Jenrick on TV a few weeks ago. Whilst he looks perfectly affable, 99% of what he said was a cold soup of dog whistles, manufactured moral panics and croutons of loathsome bile.