BREXIT (13 Viewers)

[magicbastarder]

his damage control is being spun by the guardian as the death knell for truss, basically.
he may as well have just encased her in carbonite.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Won’t happen but imagine…

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[ernesto]

Won’t happen but imagine…

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Won't make a difference until they get rid of posh boy starmer

 

[seanc]

Preferential voting. That is what is needed.

 

[nuke terrorist]

Sky's Beth Rigby on the day in Westminster

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Rigby is a rarity in a desert of Nick Robinsons and Laura Keunssbergs. She asks proper questions, she doesn't want to be matey with politicians and goes for the jugular when she hears bullshit.
She reminds me a bit of Tim Marshall's reporting on the Middle East in the 2000's for Sky News i.e. Rigby is unusual in that she simply tries to do her job properly.

the youtube comments are almost completely damning.
a lot of people mention mortgages and interest rates and some have calculated how worse off they are now.

 

[pete]

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[magicbastarder]

I'd say Sunak is bulling. He'd have thought the PM job was his but hunt must now be a string favourite?

 

[ann post]

can has sentence

 

[chris d]

Poor Liz should never have been allowed to get this far.

Shat on by Tories. Shovelled up by Labour.

 

[flashback]

Preferential voting. That is what is needed.

Yeah, it is.
FPTP voting favours a two party system. The beneficiaries of a two party system are those two parties. Meaning it's in Labour and the Tories' (Republican/Dem's) interest to maintain this current system, meaning it's not getting changed any time soon I guess.

I get the feeling Tories/Reps are on the whole are a more coherent bloc. (Although now the Tories are displaying their factions, this is about to get whipped back into line.)

The only hope would be that Labour tends to be a kind of constellation of left wingers, neolibs, centerists, center right, etc. At the slightest opportunity these factions will be at each other's throats and pulling themselves apart from the inside, nulling out some of the single party benefits. So Labour could kinda sabotage itself (and more importantly The Tories) from having total control indefinitely.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

the anger from your man is palpable

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[Unicron]

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I thought one of the reasons to stick with Boris was that he had the stones to stand up to Putin. I certainly remember Johnson "supporting Ukraine" was on the last reasons he used to try to hang on to power.

Now the only person able to do it is Truss.

Funny how the only person Putin will be concerned about is whoever happens to be leading the Tory party that week.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

he's going to nuke the uk just to shut her up, and i welcome it. go for the shires

 

[magicbastarder]

at least truss has proven she can drive a tank.

 

[pete]

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I thought one of the reasons to stick with Boris was that he had the stones to stand up to Putin. I certainly remember Johnson "supporting Ukraine" was on the last reasons he used to try to hang on to power.

Now the only person able to do it is Truss.

Funny how the only person Putin will be concerned about is whoever happens to be leading the Tory party that week.

That’s satire surely.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

That’s satire surely.

no but dan hodges is a loony so i wouldn't pay much attention

 

[ernesto]

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I thought one of the reasons to stick with Boris was that he had the stones to stand up to Putin. I certainly remember Johnson "supporting Ukraine" was on the last reasons he used to try to hang on to power.

Now the only person able to do it is Truss.

Funny how the only person Putin will be concerned about is whoever happens to be leading the Tory party that week.

Bojo was just better at playing dumb.
i think Truss IS dumb so maybe its more obvious?

 

[Unicron]

Braverman out as Home Secretary.

LOL

 

[magicbastarder]

Yeah, I wasn't aware she'd done anything to piss off truss?

 

[Unicron]

Yeah, I wasn't aware she'd done anything to piss off truss?

If you cross the tofu eating guardian readin wokeratti there's no coming back

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