3 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

No as PM he should do whatever he wants to get things done for the good of the people in the country. 

Sorry still unclear.

 

Are you saying that the UK PM should be held responsible and accountable for their actions or not? If not, does this apply to all PMs or is Johnson some special case?  

1 minute ago, Thingamabob said:

Calm down. They're just two low turnout by-elections. Nothing to get excited about.

Yeah, a 24,000 majority becoming a 6,000 deficit is nothing to worry about. 
 

LOL

32 minutes ago, RayC said:

Sorry still unclear.

 

Are you saying that the UK PM should be held responsible and accountable for their actions or not? If not, does this apply to all PMs or is Johnson some special case?  

You are obviously a Boris haters and if my post was unclear then we have nothing more to say.

 

My family in Uk are OK thanks.

 

6 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

The co-chair of the Conservative party resigned his post in the cabinet and many others within the party are yet again calling on him to go. Pressure is being put upon the . 1922 committee to change its rules and allow another no confidence vote. 
 

Now johnson may, and I do mean may, have support from his close colleagues; indeed he may well survive all this but his support has, and is continuing to be, seriously eroded within Parliament and the country. 

He was interviewed on BBC's Today program this morning saying the by-elections were bad for the Tories ,but as most political pundits said, that is the way of by-elections for a siting government ,but that West country result was not good for the government .

He said that he is still doing a good job ???and he will not go. saying what the government have done etc,ect.

But if the 1922 committee can not change the rules he could be they for another year ,but as history shows Thatcher,Major,and May ,all survived a vote of no confidence ,and all fell on  their swords after 6 months.

He could save the day by reducing taxes, especially vat or the tax rate ,but with the national  debt after Covid, and a prediction that the UK will have the slowest growth rate of any G7 countries next year ,with interest rates going up and inflation, can he afford to,he is almost caught between a rock and a hard place .

And if he did go would move in to No 10 and do the job. 

1 hour ago, Kwasaki said:

You are obviously a Boris haters and if my post was unclear then we have nothing more to say.

 

My family in Uk are OK thanks.

 

Your post definitely was unclear and it's probably best for you not to say anymore. 

He's finished, the Tory blue wall MPs' knees will be knocking.

If the voters of Tiverton and Honiton, one of the safest Tory seats in the country, can reject the party under Johnson with such vehemence, what will their future in much more marginal seats be?

And who to replace him in these catastrophic times with inflation and the crippling effects of Brexit rendering the UK the sick man of Europe?

The Cabinet possesses only weasels, toeing the hard-line anti EU rhetoric nonsense demanded by Johnson's backers.

The Conservative heartland despise Johnson and the northern working class of the Red Wall are realising the Tories take care of the CEOs pay packets much more than the working class' struggle against the cost of living increases

 

 

38 minutes ago, bannork said:

The Conservative heartland despise Johnson and the northern working class of the Red Wall are realising the Tories take care of the CEOs pay packets much more than the working class' struggle against the cost of living increases

The jungle drums must be sending the wrong message to uncountry Thailand. They need to lay off the MSM message because it does not portray the true feeling of the UK people, only the metro centric liberals. 
The only people who despise Boris are the left. Conservative heartland and Northern working class still understand the Labour despises them and will never vote labour again. 

4 minutes ago, Loiner said:

The jungle drums must be sending the wrong message to uncountry Thailand. They need to lay off the MSM message because it does not portray the true feeling of the UK people, only the metro centric liberals. 
The only people who despise Boris are the left. Conservative heartland and Northern working class still understand the Labour despises them and will never vote labour again. 

Tell that to the voters of Blue Wall Tiverton &  Honiton  and the Red Wall voters of Wakefield. Has it not yet sunk in what happened in those elections? Or do you believe that these 2 constituencies are populated by "metro centric liberals"?

11 minutes ago, Loiner said:

The jungle drums must be sending the wrong message to uncountry Thailand. They need to lay off the MSM message because it does not portray the true feeling of the UK people, only the metro centric liberals. 
The only people who despise Boris are the left. Conservative heartland and Northern working class still understand the Labour despises them and will never vote labour again. 

You think Tiverton and Haniton is not the epitome of conservative heartland, an area that voted tory for the best part of a century. 
 

 

Oh and by the way, Wakefield is in the North…fairly working class area as well. 

 

johnson is reeling, he may survive for the present but he is a busted flush. 

 

6 minutes ago, Loiner said:

The jungle drums must be sending the wrong message to uncountry Thailand. They need to lay off the MSM message because it does not portray the true feeling of the UK people, only the metro centric liberals. 
The only people who despise Boris are the left. Conservative heartland and Northern working class still understand the Labour despises them and will never vote labour again. 

Living and thriving in upcountry Thailand. 

Pontificating about a UK you have no desire to live in.

Then why not just take your freebies and leave the rest of us to get on with it?

4 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

You are obviously a Boris haters and if my post was unclear then we have nothing more to say.

Spoken like a true Boris apologist.

 

4 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

My family in Uk are OK thanks.

 

I'm pleased that your UK family are ok. My family (all in UK) are also well (but cheesed off with the government). 

Johnson will have to be dragged kicking and screaming from Downing street. We may even see armed police being needed to remove him.

15 minutes ago, Maybole said:

Johnson will have to be dragged kicking and screaming from Downing street. We may even see armed police being needed to remove him.

I’d watch that. 

9 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

No as PM he should do whatever he wants to get things done for the good of the people in the country. 

He's a Prime Minister, not a President. The parliament does whatever it wants.

1 hour ago, baboon said:

Living and thriving in upcountry Thailand. 

Pontificating about a UK you have no desire to live in.

Then why not just take your freebies and leave the rest of us to get on with it?

You obviously have no idea of who or where I am. 
You also obviously have no idea of the feeling in UK and gain your misinformation from these boards of misanthropes thousands of miles away. 

2 hours ago, placeholder said:

Tell that to the voters of Blue Wall Tiverton &  Honiton  and the Red Wall voters of Wakefield.

2 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

You think Tiverton and Haniton is not the epitome of conservative heartland, 
 

Oh and by the way, Wakefield is in the North…fairly working class area as well

 

Mid term by-election blues. When it comes to a real election the Lib-Lab pact plotters will be out on their backsides. 

7 hours ago, RayC said:

Spoken like a true Boris apologist.

 

I'm pleased that your UK family are ok. My family (all in UK) are also well (but cheesed off with the government). 

My family are cheesed off with all Govt's but glad the UK was not in the EU when the pandemic hit thanks to Boris. 

There cheesed off with the two faced witch hunting media too. 

Just now, Kwasaki said:

My family are cheesed off with all Govt's but glad the UK was not in the EU when the pandemic hit thanks to Boris. 

There cheesed off with the two faced witch hunting media too. 

The problems that the UK face are the problems that the World face .

Nothing really to do with internal Politics

4 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

My family are cheesed off with all Govt's but glad the UK was not in the EU when the pandemic hit thanks to Boris. 

There cheesed off with the two faced witch hunting media too. 

And they were glad why?

7 hours ago, Loiner said:

Mid term by-election blues. When it comes to a real election the Lib-Lab pact plotters will be out on their backsides. 

Yeah, right…

 

As to “plotting”, it is normal for political parties to develop their own strategies to win power.
 

You do understand that is how politics works don’t you? 
 

Though johnson and his cabinet do seem to be doing most of the work for them at present. 

1 hour ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

The problems that the UK face are the problems that the World face .

Nothing really to do with internal Politics

Brexit, intentionally raising trade barriers with your biggest trading partner to result in a 4% drop in GDP, was a uniquely British endeavour. 

3 minutes ago, bannork said:

Brexit, intentionally raising trade barriers with your biggest trading partner to result in a 4% drop in GDP, was a uniquely British endeavour. 

Thats history , lets stay on topic 

4 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

Thats history , lets stay on topic 

Oh yes just like the "easiest deal in history" ????

Deflection.

It's cogent to the unpopularity of Bojo, along with many other things, forming part of the peril he faces.

On 6/25/2022 at 4:22 AM, Chomper Higgot said:

He’ll not resign, which is good news for opposition parties.

Who is this “opposition” you speak of?

 

Surely not Labour, led by Sir Keir, the woke, fake “working class hero” who doesn’t know what a woman is and is completely devoid of personality? ????
 

There is no opposition sadly. 

3 minutes ago, pkrv said:

Oh yes just like the "easiest deal in history" ????

Deflection.

It's cogent to the unpopularity of Bojo, along with many other things, forming part of the peril he faces.

Do stay on topic .

Its 2022 , not 2017

15 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

Thats history , lets stay on topic 

The linked article that this thread is dealing with mentions brexit, so it is on topic to refer to it.

14 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

Yeah, a 24,000 majority becoming a 6,000 deficit is nothing to worry about. 
 

LOL

Correct, if it were a general election it would be a different matter, not for who empties the dust bins.....????

2 minutes ago, transam said:

Correct, if it were a general election it would be a different matter, not for who empties the dust bins.....????

LOL, not that old chestnut-keep telling yourself that...nearly a century tory...24, 000 majority becomes 6,000 deficit,,, tick tock, tick tock...

1 minute ago, Bluespunk said:

LOL, not that old chestnut-keep telling yourself that...nearly a century tory...24, 000 majority becomes 6,000 deficit,,, tick tock, tick tock...

You obviously forget the past, comrade.....????

4 minutes ago, transam said:

You obviously forget the past, comrade.....????

Nope...tick tock, tick tock...

 

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/jun/25/boris-johnsons-aspiration-to-serve-for-a-third-term-delusional