Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread.

(14-10-2024 18:46 )Snooks Wrote:  ^ May as well have a party full of Bravermans and be done with it. I mean FFS .

I'm not sure they can plummet much lower . What an absolute rabble .

The depths of the Tory Party have probably been plumbed to near extinction levels already if there is an extinction level somewhere....

I miss Mad Nad,absolute bonkers but always makes you chuckle.Bring back Nad.

I'm sure the Press are misssing her blowjob stories too

Kemikaze Badenoidea has been elected leader of the Conservative Rabble (sorry I meant Party)

I doubt the Conservative nutcases have picked the lesser of two evils from those available. While I think the PMQ's will be lively, I get the feeling Sir Keir Starmer probably will find it far easier going up against Kamikaze.

To be honest, had the Conservative shad done it's utmost to ensure there was no trace of the last 14 years of Tory rule within its ranks, I would think the way they acted will stull dog them for quite a long time and will have to show it can be effective in Opposition whiich I think probably is likely not going to happen with Kamikaze at the helm

(15-10-2024 09:09 )Freeloaderthatsme Wrote:  I miss Mad Nad,absolute bonkers but always makes you chuckle.Bring back Nad.

Tbh I doubt there is Mad Nad 2 within the Conservatives.

Priti Patel - Shadow foreign secretary
Mel Stride - Shadow chancellor

Stop. My sides are completely and utterly splitting with laughter .

Farage has gone to the US again presumably to seek a Trade deal for his Clacton constituency - or is it to meet Google and ask their mapping team to show him where Claction is?

He was never going to do any work in Clacton. And yet they still voted for him.

Am I correct in thinking the farmers are having a protest to London on the 19th November.

If so how do they stand with bringing in their tractors into central London with the UZEL charges?