Boris

[neilo]

A good orator , he cant string a sentence together , are you watching the same person ?

He achieves what he sets out to do with his speeches, which is to stir folk up and to divert from what he doesn’t want to discuss. I agree that what he says normally lacks substance, but he is good at bluff and bluster.

Do I think he is a statesman or leadership material? Not in any way at all, but he does give lively speeches (when he remembers his notes and doesn’t veer off to talking about purple pigs).

 

[will l]

 

[will l]

 

[will l]

 

[pgk]

A good orator , he cant string a sentence together , are you watching the same person ?

Ah but err bah but but err wot err but err do err but but you err err bah cake mean?

 

[Hilly]

Ah but err bah but but err wot err but err do err but but you err err bah cake mean?

Egg eggs eggs actly, he can’t even dress correctly or comb his hair . Folk confuse eccentric for intelligence

 

[Werzle]

Sick to death of the boris witch hunt , politicians keep harping on that the public are sick of it too buts it them that keep stirring it up because they know boris can keep the tories in power for years to come.

Some pretty awful people back stabbing boris with tip off's, leaks and pictures who you couldnt trust an inch. Vile shallow types.

The answer boris gave to the pollution of the river wye today was pathetic and doesnt sit well when there is millions of pounds being lost while house building is being held up and pollution harming a great river. I wonder if he would think the water was nectar if a glass was given to him to drink and week with the s.hits to follow.

Press have hyped up the stories but it doesnt help the country when we are trying to get over what we have all been through. Pound to a penny they have broken lockdown rules worse than any other group of people.

 

[Henarar]

All this and yet he led the conservatives to a big win in the last GE, don't say much for the opposition does it.
On the main topic of the day one lot sat on the fence and tuther a bunch of ignoramuses, as @Hilly said just need someone decent to come on, they would p1ss the job

 

[Hilly]

All this and yet he led the conservatives to a big win in the last GE, don't say much for the opposition does it.
On the main topic of the day one lot sat on the fence and tuther a bunch of ignoramuses, as @Hilly said just need someone decent to come on, they would p1ss the job

Opposition ? Their is none !

 

[Still Farming]

Opposition ? Their is none !

Too busy boozing or shagging each other most likely.

 

[Mr Jones]

Central Asia suffering major blackouts now.

 

[Hilly]

Too busy boozing or shagging each other most likely.

I’d bet on it .

 

[robs1]

Too busy boozing or shagging each other most likely.

Well done I've just got a picture in my mind of corbyn and abbott doing the dirty, going to give me nightmares

 

[lloyd]

Looks like Boris will be starring in animal rescue
later this week.

 

[neilo]

Sick to death of the boris witch hunt , politicians keep harping on that the public are sick of it too buts it them that keep stirring it up because they know boris can keep the tories in power for years to come.

Some pretty awful people back stabbing boris with tip off's, leaks and pictures who you couldnt trust an inch. Vile shallow types.

The answer boris gave to the pollution of the river wye today was pathetic and doesnt sit well when there is millions of pounds being lost while house building is being held up and pollution harming a great river. I wonder if he would think the water was nectar if a glass was given to him to drink and week with the s.hits to follow.

Press have hyped up the stories but it doesnt help the country when we are trying to get over what we have all been through. Pound to a penny they have broken lockdown rules worse than any other group of people.

Whilst I agree that the press are like a pack of hounds chasing down a wounded fox, if the Tories want any hope of remaining in power after the next GE, let alone ‘years to come’, then they need to distance themselves from the bumbling clown quickly.
The public, rightly or wrongly, have clearly passed judgement already. Opinion polls are showing more than 60% saying they think Boris isn’t fit to be PM. Even given the inaccuracy of opinion polls, that is still a pretty damning proportion.
All those Conservative MPs with small majorities are already toast and they know it. That leaves us, again, with a hung Parliament, with government held together with weak coalitions & co-operation agreements.

 

[Still Farming]

Well done I've just got a picture in my mind of corbyn and abbott doing the dirty, going to give me nightmares

Is that why they have gone quiet possibly?

 

[neilo]

Is that why they have gone quiet possibly?

Maybe they've gone quiet because they have listened to the electorate, and realised that very few want to hear from them?

Nah, I suspect they are biding their time, having back room plotting meetings and awaiting the revolution.

 

[Werzle]

Whilst I agree that the press are like a pack of hounds chasing down a wounded fox, if the Tories want any hope of remaining in power after the next GE, let alone ‘years to come’, then they need to distance themselves from the bumbling clown quickly.
The public, rightly or wrongly, have clearly passed judgement already. Opinion polls are showing more than 60% saying they think Boris should isn’t fit to be PM. Even given the inaccuracy of opinion polls, that is still a pretty damning proportion.
All those Conservative MPs with small majorities are already toast and they know it. That leaves us, again, with a hung Parliament, with government held together with weak coalitions & co-operation agreements.

I think they have more chance of losing the next election without boris tbh. If boris survives the next ten days then i think he decides his own future at a time of his choosing, he seemed pretty chipper today.

 

[neilo]

I think they have more chance of losing the next election without boris tbh. If boris survives the next ten days then i think he decides his own future at a time of his choosing, he seemed pretty chipper today.

At PMQs he was doing what he does best, bluff and bluster. As usual, everything was already organised so that his 'loyal' MPs asked questions about what a wonder he was, to make sure there was little room for dissenters from the opposite benches. It was just a pantomime, as always.

 

[JP1]