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After his star turn on economics at the National Conservative Conference, Danny Kruger is back on familiar territory.

As someone BTL says, intersectionality is basically venn diagrams.

Fucker and fuckee, Danny. Not complicated.

Danny’s right, down with this sort of thing and get back to basics. Nationalise the means of production and execute the bourgeoisie.

Youngian wrote: ↑Thu Jun 29, 2023 11:04 am

Crabcakes wrote: ↑Thu Jun 29, 2023 10:43 am He's demonstrably an absolute and utter coward, and only ever plays if he knows the odds are already stacked in his favour.

Funny that as Rory Stewart recalls at 13m onwards how Johnson hauled him over the coals for not leading from the front (for telling ambassadors to dump the Global Britain shit in Africa for obvious reasons). Bozo told Stewart you got to lead like a lion like he used when captaining the rugger team.
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/t ... 0618520099

You will be gobsmacked - gobsmacked I say - to learn that while there is plenty of documented evidence Johnson did play rugby for Balliol College, there is no evidence he was captain.

Youngian wrote: ↑Thu Jun 29, 2023 11:48 am Danny’s right, down with this sort of thing and get back to basics. Nationalise the means of production and execute the bourgeoisie.

I have no issue with this.

Conservative Home here hosting Andrew Green who, it would seem, doesn't regard the Tory leader and Prime Minister as properly British.

As I've had it explained to me, if cat has a bed made from a box which contained bars if soap, and has kittens in that bed made from a box, the kittens are still kittens - not bars of soap.

That is the intellectual level of their argument.

Fucking morons.

Green singles out people most likely to identify as British (rather than English).

Why does Khan fear Susan Hall?

If I were him, I'd be very happy if they stuck up a nimby opponent of improving air quality who supported Trump and Brexit. What I'd fear is an Andy Street candidate.

What on earth is a "parliamentary spokesman for Twickenham"? An MP, you'd maybe think, except that the MP for Twickenham is the Lib Dem, Munira Wilson, not this chap.

I haven't heard of a single person that Hall's put up as a supporter.

Mr Hulley isn't even a London Councillor, he represents Virginia Water in Surrey. His Register of Interests entry makes no mention of any role in Twickenham.

https://mycouncil.surreycc.gov.uk/mgUse ... x?UID=3359

I wonder if then he's the Tory candidate in the next election? Given that Tim Farron won Twickenham after a campaign mostly notable for philosophising on the sinfulness of gay sex, the chances of Mr Hulley being "parliamentary spokesman" for Twickenham is pretty remote. Just the 14,000 majority to overturn.

Think it means he watches the 6 Nations every March.

Meanwhile I've spent a good chunk of today looking for a meme of Will Ferrell as Marshal Willenholly from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, to caption "Susans! The most dangerous animal in the world!".

Susan is trying to do without a second name. It would admittedly spoil the alliteration of "Safer with Susan", but does that outweigh the "Susan Who?" problem?

Maybe she's one of these.

This just screams "electable in London", doesn't it?

Youngian wrote: ↑Thu Jun 29, 2023 1:27 pm Green singles out people most likely to identify as British (rather than English).

I do that. Born in England with Irish (both flavours), Welsh and Scottish heritage - I'm the most British person I know! What does Andrew Green want to do about me?

We had her number in 1970...

Odds on Littlejohn copying the dubbing of her as Susie Who, and doing a skit about her scrambling for a helicopter as GIs storm the stage? Or Marina Hyde?

Thanks Mr Crabcakes, put it so much better than me

Is ‘don’t break the law’ a controversial view?