[kreuzberger]

Also Gays, but that would have deflected any discussion of his point.

He mentioned Schofield, drag queens and the French. That's more than enough pederasty for a parody bigot.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Shaun Bailey still causing massive embarrassment, I see.

Actually, this may not have been a lie. He may genuinely have misremembered that he did the BBC interview in CCHQ. But the rest of it- "popped in to get some papers and stopped for a photo" is most likely bollocks. I suppose it comes down to what he thinks the cops can prove. If I were him, I'd be very worried that somebody not exactly over the moon that Bailey got a peerage may have been in touch with them already.

[Andy McDandy]

Ben Elton has come under fire for offering his personal opinion on Sunak, as a guest on the Kuenssberg show. One of the bigwigs at Conservative Home saying that the BBC is like a never ending Labour PPB, and you never get any tories on.

Elton was commenting on an interview Laura had just done with the PM...

[Yug]

UK government willing to let the business of government grind to a halt and the country slide further towards banana monarchy, minister says*

The government is prepared to block the pay rises that public sector review bodies recommend, a senior minister has confirmed, as unions threaten to strike over the issue.

The chief secretary to the Treasury, John Glen, said on Sunday that ministers might overrule the review bodies.

The Times reported on Saturday that ministers were likely to block some of the recommendations, under which teachers, police officers, prison officers and junior doctors would receive pay rises of 6% or more. That report prompted outrage among trade unions, which said such a move would have “profound consequences for future industrial relations”....

https://amp.theguardian.com/society/202 ... ister-says

Failed State status coming to a country near you.

The Tories are now certain that the party is over and are going to do as much damage as they can before they're forced to leave.



*I may have altered this headline slightly.

[Youngian]

Ben Elton has come under fire for offering his personal opinion on Sunak, as a guest on the Kuenssberg show. One of the bigwigs at Conservative Home saying that the BBC is like a never ending Labour PPB, and you never get any tories on.

Elton was commenting on an interview Laura had just done with the PM...

Sir,
My breakfast was ruined by a so called comedian….

[Dalem Lake]

Snowflake

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Tory prick.

[Youngian]

Jake Berry has a cunning plan to restore international confidence; blame the central bank head you hired. The new head would probably have to hike interest rates again due to sacking his predecessor causing a run on the Pound.

[Bones McCoy]

Johnsonite cocksucker.

[davidjay]

No morals, no scruples, no shame.

[kreuzberger]

This is quite shocking, and this cunt deserves* to be cut in an alley.

Yes, I know that Johnson opened up his party as a public latrine in 2019, but no one could have expected depravity on this level. Could they?

*I mean that. I chose my words carefully. No apology shall be forthcoming.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

I blunted a Stanley knife earlier - I could send it to you.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Claims to have been a teacher - PGCE in RE - but seems only to have taught in an English school in Rumania.


I've had conversation this evening with the head at the school where I am a governor. She is a very good teacher. She is racked with guilt because she has excluded a pupil (for persistent troublesome behaviour and running away) because he had a traumatic past. She knows the effects of exclusion. That's a teacher. I wonder if Cunty McCuntface would put the kids first?

[Malcolm Armsteen]

His future...

[satnav]

When the Tories and their friends in the media were keen to get schools open again during the Covid pandemic they kept claiming that their main concern was the mental health of young people who were stuck at home but what have these Tory MPs done to improve the mental health of young people since schools have re-opened? The likes of Brendan Clarke-Smith have been very busy stoking up the culture wars attacking the transgender community.

If the Tories really cared about the welfare of young people they would be investing in counsellors and mental health professionals to help young people rather than marginalising so many young people by demonising every young person who is unsure about their gender.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

If the Tories really cared about the welfare of young people

Hah!

[Crabcakes]

Funny how the mental (and physical) health of the parents of those kids who they wanted to send back to school, who they wanted to force back into offices and crowded commutes while covid was still rife, was never an issue.

In fact, the only genuine move to alleviate stress was the effort to appease inner city commercial landlords by getting workers back in offices.

[Watchman]

Another privatization success story that will end up being bailed out by the taxpayer, thanks to a complicit Ofwat and Tory economics

They've been pumping shit into our rivers, they've been rewarding themselves with huge bonuses, they've been consistently breaking the law... and they're 16 billion in debt and raising their prices by 40%..

They should be under investigation

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... r-collapse

[Tubby Isaacs]

The pumping shit is a bit unfair- sewage has always overflowed, everywhere. It's just that we measure it more than we used to, and are so much more aware of it. A few years ago, the big issue with the public was water being lost to leaks. Quite a bit's been done to improve things on that score, but as Jon Portes says, this is nuts and bolts stuff. The people running water companies have acted like they're risk taking entrepreneurs expanding market share, rather than some managers providing a fairly mundane service.

[Yug]

Sir Greg Knight, the MP for East Yorkshire, has announced he is not going to stand at the next election.

The 74-year-old has represented the Conservatives in the area since 2001.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-66037229