General UK politics VIII - The Last Tory

[Andy_Ross]

How long will this one last?

 

[Jack by the hedge]

Expelled from the Tory party for Islamophobia once, shame on you.
Expelled from the Tory party for Islamophobia twice, have you considered Reform?

 

[P.J. Denyer]

Aaaaaand Farage has sacked him.

The interview I heard Farage said he was 'no longer a spokesman for the party' but declined to elaborate further.

 

[Andy_Ross]

Fresh concerns have been raised about the performance of former Olympic boxer Luke Campbell in his role as the Mayor for Hull and East Yorkshire

A £1m fund set up by a Reform UK mayor to boost community projects has awarded cash to his son’s football team.

Reform Mayor set up £1m charity fund…then donated to his son's football team

Fresh concerns have been raised about the performance of former Olympic boxer Luke Campbell in his role as the Mayor for Hull and East Yorkshire

inews.co.uk

 

[Gulliver Foyle]

They've had Polish ones that I've seen for a few years.

They've had Irish signs for absolute yonks

in Ireland

 

[Andy_Ross]

when did the Monarch ever do an 'Easter message'?

Gammons as expected reacting badly to the traitor Muslim king.

GB News
@GBNEWS
BREAKING: Buckingham Palace confirms King Charles will NOT issue Easter message this year

Link for those that can stomach the comments

 

[Carrot Flower King]

when did the Monarch ever do an 'Easter message'?

Gammons as expected reacting badly to the traitor Muslim king.

GB News
@GBNEWS
BREAKING: Buckingham Palace confirms King Charles will NOT issue Easter message this year

Link for those that can stomach the comments

Given that Chucky was in St Asaph's for the Maundy Thursday handouts, if he was to do an Easter address it should be in Welsh anyway.

Although the gammons will likely object to these handouts, assuming they are aware of this venerable tradition. And one wonders how they would react if Chucky did the foot washing which is part of other Maundy Thursday rites...

 

[Andy_Ross]

Journalist, "Will you apologise to Grenfell victims over Simon Dudley's comments?"

Farage, "I'll apologise for everything in the past couple of hundred years, absolutely"

"This is modern journalism isn't it. Apologise. Apologise. Apologise"

"I don't think I can say anything more than that. What more can I say?"

Video in link

 

[Norman Alexander]

Journalist, "Will you apologise to Grenfell victims over Simon Dudley's comments?"

Farage, "I'll apologise for everything in the past couple of hundred years, absolutely"

"This is modern journalism isn't it. Apologise. Apologise. Apologise"

"I don't think I can say anything more than that. What more can I say?"

Video in link

Yeah, Nige, you and your lot are a VERY sorry bunch of turds.

 

[Andy_Ross]

Apparently British citizens are calling upon King Charles to abdicate and there's a huge backlash over his refusal to broadcast an Easter message this year.

 

[Carrot Flower King]

Northumberland Reform councillor's defunct companies owed millions to creditors

Blyth businessman Barry Elliott's firms criticised over care home fees and unfair dismissal.

www.bbc.co.uk

Well, well, turns out Barry Elliott (per previous posts by me and Andy), Reform councillor for Blyth, is even more dodgy than so far revealed, being one of those serial "put the company into administration to avoid debts" twunts.

Oh yes, so many good business people in Reform...

 

[Andy_Ross]

“I barely know him! I barely know him!”

It's revealing that Farage says Simon Dudley was sacked because he "lacked media skills to not say something that trips you up".
Rather than he actually thinks something hideously objectionable about the Grenfell victims.

Also sacking a man he met “for two minutes”, shouldn’t elicit a response this ratty and thin-skinned under some fairly straightforward questioning.

How would he react to scrutiny of something serious going badly because of his decisions leading a Reform Government, like the economy or a war?

Video in link

 

[P.J. Denyer]

“I barely know him! I barely know him!”

It's revealing that Farage says Simon Dudley was sacked because he "lacked media skills to not say something that trips you up".
Rather than he actually thinks something hideously objectionable about the Grenfell victims.

Also sacking a man he met “for two minutes”, shouldn’t elicit a response this ratty and thin-skinned under some fairly straightforward questioning.

How would he react to scrutiny of something serious going badly because of his decisions leading a Reform Government, like the economy or a war?

Video in link

And he claims that Tice runs the party.. Yeah right, he 'just' owns it.

 

[Andy_Ross]

England should be a Christian country

Well, why not go to church?

Church is too woke and left

Repeat

 

[Mojo]

And he claims that Tice runs the party.. Yeah right, he 'just' owns it.

It seems that he doesn't any more: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgdlv56y2wo

But:

Under the constitution, only three members of the party's board would be elected, with the remainder made up of the leader and chairman and other members chosen by the leader.

Asked why the board was not made up solely of elected members, Farage told GB News that the party he previously led, UKIP, had a fully elected National Executive Commission and it "became completely and utterly and totally ungovernable".

They wouldn’t do what they were told?

 

[P.J. Denyer]

It seems that he doesn't any more: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgdlv56y2wo

But:

They wouldn’t do what they were told?

However, he said the party's constitution was "flawed" and puts Farage's leadership "in a virtually unassailable position".

Under Reform's new constitution, which was agreed at the party's conference in September, members can remove their leader in a no-confidence vote, triggered if 50% of them write to the chairman requesting one.

Seems pretty secure, who believes 50% of Reform Ltd 'members' can write?

 

[Andy_Ross]

An actual example to go with my earlier post

Fr Paul
@revpaulwhite
If people are desperate for an Easter message please pop into your local church and you will hear one from an actual priest.

Some of the Comments

Local church? The one with the rainbow flags outside?

Yes. I agree. The Head of the Church of England a piece of ◊◊◊◊. Go visit a real Church.

Make a similar comment about Ramadan, Eid and the mass displays of praying in public.
Go on, I dare you

What will you preach the gospel or Marxist Lents trans gender trash ?

 

[LDE1976]

It's almost like all those people who only ever attend church for weddings and funerals envisage Christianity as the best flawed means of realising their prejudices.

 

[Andy_Ross]

Lots of posts today shouting about the Passion Play in Trafalgar Square. All the crowds there watching show that Christianity is winning against the Muslim invaders and it sends a message to Khan that his time is finished.

They forget that it's the council under Khan that started the annual event about a decade ago.

Also, I thought mass religious events at Trafalgar Square shouldn't be allowed

Not today's show, its wet and overcast

 

[jimbob]

But they are brown! And forrin! So how can they be equals?

And quite a few stay and work in shortage industries. Lots of my colleagues initially came to the UK for their doctorates, or their undergraduate degrees and then doctorates.
And they contribute a lot both in taxes and also keeping employers viable.

Even worse, many become British citizens.