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Sunak faces Tory meltdown as deputy chairs back Rwanda bill rebellion
JonnyF replied to Amethyst's topic in World News
In that case we are in agreement that there is nothing wrong with cutting legal immigration if it has exceeded levels that government consider desirable. Excellent. -
Sunak faces Tory meltdown as deputy chairs back Rwanda bill rebellion
JonnyF replied to Amethyst's topic in World News
You were complaining that the goverment was aiming to reduce legal immigration. What is wrong with that if the government has decided we do not have the resources and infrastructure to support any more? Like I said, the UK is not a charity for bleeding hearts. -
Sunak faces Tory meltdown as deputy chairs back Rwanda bill rebellion
JonnyF replied to Amethyst's topic in World News
Observation? More like a biased, spiteful, vitriolic attack from someone so far to the left they couldn't see the centre ground using a NASA telescope. -
Sunak faces Tory meltdown as deputy chairs back Rwanda bill rebellion
JonnyF replied to Amethyst's topic in World News
Why should immigration numbers be unlimited? They should be matched to the demand of the country for immigrants. Immigrants with specific skills that the country needs should be prioritized. The UK is not a charity case to make lefties feel better about themsleves. -
Sunak faces Tory meltdown as deputy chairs back Rwanda bill rebellion
JonnyF replied to Amethyst's topic in World News
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To be honest, given the few that I have had the misfortune of talking to that is probably a blessing. Sit around poncing drinks, imagining all the female staff actually like them.
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Sunak faces Tory meltdown as deputy chairs back Rwanda bill rebellion
JonnyF replied to Amethyst's topic in World News
Why on earth are you mentioning Empire? Talk about Strawman. That's more like a StrawArmy. Still, if it makes you feel better about yourself to imagine everyone else thinks like that then you go for it Champ. Don't let reality get in the way of your jaded world view. -
Sunak faces Tory meltdown as deputy chairs back Rwanda bill rebellion
JonnyF replied to Amethyst's topic in World News
It would appear you have redefined Conservatism to suit your narrow and biased view of the world. -
Sunak faces Tory meltdown as deputy chairs back Rwanda bill rebellion
JonnyF replied to Amethyst's topic in World News
Hard right? Are you joking? They are practically a left wing government (with a few right of centre rebels) at this point. There needs to be a real Conservative option for voters. If they do not win, fair enough - that's Democracy. But to not even offer the voters a party with true Conservative values is an affront to Democracy. -
That's because they are monkeys. I had the misfortune of being introduced to one at a fairly new bar near the entrance to LK Metro at the weekend. An absolute tool. It's almost as if the interview process involves demonstrating that your arrogance is only matched by your lack of intelligence.
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The Official Manchester United Thread
JonnyF replied to Jonathan Fairfield's topic in Football forum
It was a strange choice to swap a great shot stopper like De Gea for a ball playing goalkeeper like Onana when you haven't got the defenders who can receive the ball and mount a phase of play. Especially when letting De Gea go for free and paying 48 Million for Onana. One of many strange decisions from Ten Hag. Like paying 86 million for Antony. -
Sunak faces Tory meltdown as deputy chairs back Rwanda bill rebellion
JonnyF replied to Amethyst's topic in World News
I'd agree - the Conservative party are far too weak under Sunak. They need a strong leader with real conservative values to lead them forward. If they have any sense they will remove Sunak and he can go join Labour or the Greens or someone who closer aligns with his lily livered nature. The Tories can then appoint a leader from the ERG, or maybe Farage. Or maybe the Tories can dissolve completely and the MP's with real conservative values can join Reform UK and the weak ones can form "Newer Labour" or "Break UK" alongside Blair, Abbott, Corbyn and all the other political leftist loons/failures. -
Sunak faces Tory meltdown as deputy chairs back Rwanda bill rebellion
JonnyF replied to Amethyst's topic in World News
Time for Sunak to go. The UK needs someone with true Conservative values to lead them, not some wishy washy fool who pretends to have them when it is convenient. There is no real Conservative option for people with moderately conservative values currently in the UK. The Tories have morphed into New Labour (minus the illegal warmongering obviously). Get Rees Mogg or Farage into the top spot ASAP or face defeat to the loony left at the next election. -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
It really kills me to be the one to break this to you but [drumroll] - 51% is a majority. It would apppear that it is not I who has the problem with arithmetic. -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
Ironic that you would complain about trolling while trolling. The Left - they are what they accuse you of being... -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
My record at predicting these things is outstanding. Yours? Not so much... -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
You meltdown after Trump wins may even exceed with your Brexit meltdown and your Tory landslide meltdown . -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
Surely the candidate with the most diehard followers wins the vote anyway. You appear to be clutching at straws. The Democrats are clearly worried. And they should be. -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
No - it doesn't have any bearing. My statement stands. A large proportion clearly do not hate Trump. 51% of them clearly like him. There is no evidence that the other 49% hate him. My statement is accurate, maybe you should re-read it. Biden on the other hand.... https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-continues-bleeding-support-key-voter-groups-dems-sound-alarm-2024-poll -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
I may have some bad news for you. https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-tops-opponents-biden-hits-new-low-approval/story?id=106335244 -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
So you'd be happy for Democrats not to vote then? Let's see how that works out for ya. -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
That's about the only thing he's ever got right. -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
There were 6 candidates. He was 16% of the people standing and still got 51% of the vote. More than all the others combined. He had well over double the nearest contender. Even the BBC acknowledged it was a landslide. Comprende? https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-us-canada-67973518 -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
You appear to have missed the point (again) which is of no surpise. Allow me to explain the obvious. The fact that Trump is so popular with Republican voters is a good sign for the Republicans chances of winning in November. You see, if a large proportion of them wanted to vote Republican but hated Trump they might be tempted to abstain or even worse, vote Democrat. If the majority of Republican voters think Trump is "Da Man" then there is very little chance they will abstain or vote Democrat. Comprende? -
Trump wins Iowa caucuses, cementing frontrunner status in 2024 race
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in World News
They'll probably juice him up again before assisting him onto the stage. Glowing like a cannister of Radon. They'll have to make his portaloo out of lead. This sheer scale of this win is just another example of how popular Trump is. Biden better start packing that suitcase, I hope he doesn't leave any of Hunter's dime bags in the white house.