One more thing:
Why are we're still hearing ad nauseum about the EU's (supposed) 'intransigence' five years down the facking line?
Stripping the emotional rhetoric away, what good does complaining do, and what good does persisting with your comprehensively failed strategy do?
If you've decided to try to break out of a room you're trapped in by punching your way through a brick wall, and you do it until your hands are bloody stumps and still nothing has moved, then do you a) keep complaining at the wall whilst you continue to batter away in pain and tears, or b) maybe button it and try to think of another strategy less likely to deliver you further inevitable and unnecessary pain.
"Have they (collectively) actually realised that they've diarrhoeic-herd-of-elephants-shat the bed"
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Who do you think you are kidding Mr.... (U3126)
posted 2 minutes ago
"Have they (collectively) actually realised that they've diarrhoeic-herd-of-elephants-shat the bed"
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I mean, it's one of the most spectacular political bed-shattings of all time.
It's not far behind The Intolerable Acts and Diocletian splitting the Roman Empire in two.
Ben Bradley getting a tonking on politics live
comment by Ignacio Varga (U11781)
posted 16 minutes ago
Ben Bradley getting a tonking on politics live
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The whole debate in regard to Rwanda is incredibly toxic. Ben Bradley blaming the lawyers representing refugees as the main problem
Camilla Tominey being allowed to funnel the discussion to "rapists and murderers being protected by lefty lawyers" is criminal
comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 11 minutes ago
Camilla Tominey being allowed to funnel the discussion to "rapists and murderers being protected by lefty lawyers" is criminal
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The narrative of "illegal immigration" also.
Keir Starmer kicks off his Queen’s Speech response by congratulating Boris Johnson on another first: “He’s the first resident of Downing Street to be a constituent of a Labour council.”
So much horse twaddle from the blonde nonce
Who had:
“It’s because this government got the big calls right that we have the fastst growth in the G7."
on the Boris Bingo?
Is that even true anymore? I thought we were lagging behind now?
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 3 minutes ago
Is that even true anymore? I thought we were lagging behind now?
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When has truth mattered to Boris?
Johnson lists some ways in which the government has already helped households with living costs, including £9.1bn to assist with energy bills, and a council tax rebate worth £150.
But, he says, “however great our compassion and our ingenuity, we cannot simply spend our way out of this problem”.
He says we need to “grow our way out of it, by creating hundreds of thousands of new high wage, high skilled jobs all across the country”.
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They genuinely seem to think £150 is actually going to make a meaningful difference don't they?
In a crisis that will almost certainly worsen next winter.
"we got the big calls right"
Apart from it being a lie its basically a tacit admission they've facked up and are a bit shiiiit
"Yeah we partied during lockdown and lost billions to fraudsters but we got the big calls right" 🤪
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 9 minutes ago
Is that even true anymore? I thought we were lagging behind now?
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Boris Johnson asserts the UK will once again have "the fastest economic growth in the G7" by 2024.
N.B. The Bank of England has just forecast UK GDP growth for that calendar year (2024) of just 0.35%
https://twitter.com/benchu_/status/1524034908267720705?s=21&t=TIXOGdTk6xWIlrZ_Mq5v9w
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 3 minutes ago
Is that even true anymore? I thought we were lagging behind now?
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When has truth mattered to Boris?
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Yeah it grew the most in 2021 accorfing to a FT article I just read. But is projected to be the lowest growth in 2023.
The unsaid (by Boris) part of it growing most in 2021 is because it fell the furthest in 2020
comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 3 minutes ago
The unsaid (by Boris) part of it growing most in 2021 is because it fell the furthest in 2020
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Yeah, but that wasn't Boris' fault. We've all been reliably informed on here is was the lefts fault for promoting lockdowns.
What we make of Macron saying "don't humiliate Russia"?
Putin and his child rapists belong in the Hague pal
comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 17 minutes ago
What we make of Macron saying "don't humiliate Russia"?
Putin and his child rapists belong in the Hague pal
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I believe French companies have been instrumental in modernising the former Soviet armed forces.
Explain this
https://twitter.com/FiorellaIsabelM/status/1523901221903417344
Vardy is now being asked whether she respects other people's privacy. She says she does.
The court is now hearing quotes from an interview she once gave about having seex with Peter Andre: "Peter's hung like a small chipolata... the smallest trouser equipment I've ever seen."
Ffssss
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posted on 10/5/22
One more thing:
Why are we're still hearing ad nauseum about the EU's (supposed) 'intransigence' five years down the facking line?
Stripping the emotional rhetoric away, what good does complaining do, and what good does persisting with your comprehensively failed strategy do?
If you've decided to try to break out of a room you're trapped in by punching your way through a brick wall, and you do it until your hands are bloody stumps and still nothing has moved, then do you a) keep complaining at the wall whilst you continue to batter away in pain and tears, or b) maybe button it and try to think of another strategy less likely to deliver you further inevitable and unnecessary pain.
posted on 10/5/22
"Have they (collectively) actually realised that they've diarrhoeic-herd-of-elephants-shat the bed"
posted on 10/5/22
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Who do you think you are kidding Mr.... (U3126)
posted 2 minutes ago
"Have they (collectively) actually realised that they've diarrhoeic-herd-of-elephants-shat the bed"
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I mean, it's one of the most spectacular political bed-shattings of all time.
It's not far behind The Intolerable Acts and Diocletian splitting the Roman Empire in two.
posted on 10/5/22
Ben Bradley getting a tonking on politics live
posted on 10/5/22
comment by Ignacio Varga (U11781)
posted 16 minutes ago
Ben Bradley getting a tonking on politics live
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The whole debate in regard to Rwanda is incredibly toxic. Ben Bradley blaming the lawyers representing refugees as the main problem
posted on 10/5/22
Camilla Tominey being allowed to funnel the discussion to "rapists and murderers being protected by lefty lawyers" is criminal
posted on 10/5/22
comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 11 minutes ago
Camilla Tominey being allowed to funnel the discussion to "rapists and murderers being protected by lefty lawyers" is criminal
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The narrative of "illegal immigration" also.
posted on 10/5/22
Keir Starmer kicks off his Queen’s Speech response by congratulating Boris Johnson on another first: “He’s the first resident of Downing Street to be a constituent of a Labour council.”
posted on 10/5/22
posted on 10/5/22
So much horse twaddle from the blonde nonce
posted on 10/5/22
Who had:
“It’s because this government got the big calls right that we have the fastst growth in the G7."
on the Boris Bingo?
posted on 10/5/22
Is that even true anymore? I thought we were lagging behind now?
posted on 10/5/22
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 3 minutes ago
Is that even true anymore? I thought we were lagging behind now?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
When has truth mattered to Boris?
posted on 10/5/22
Johnson lists some ways in which the government has already helped households with living costs, including £9.1bn to assist with energy bills, and a council tax rebate worth £150.
But, he says, “however great our compassion and our ingenuity, we cannot simply spend our way out of this problem”.
He says we need to “grow our way out of it, by creating hundreds of thousands of new high wage, high skilled jobs all across the country”.
----------
They genuinely seem to think £150 is actually going to make a meaningful difference don't they?
In a crisis that will almost certainly worsen next winter.
posted on 10/5/22
"we got the big calls right"
Apart from it being a lie its basically a tacit admission they've facked up and are a bit shiiiit
"Yeah we partied during lockdown and lost billions to fraudsters but we got the big calls right" 🤪
posted on 10/5/22
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 9 minutes ago
Is that even true anymore? I thought we were lagging behind now?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Boris Johnson asserts the UK will once again have "the fastest economic growth in the G7" by 2024.
N.B. The Bank of England has just forecast UK GDP growth for that calendar year (2024) of just 0.35%
https://twitter.com/benchu_/status/1524034908267720705?s=21&t=TIXOGdTk6xWIlrZ_Mq5v9w
posted on 10/5/22
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 3 minutes ago
Is that even true anymore? I thought we were lagging behind now?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
When has truth mattered to Boris?
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Yeah it grew the most in 2021 accorfing to a FT article I just read. But is projected to be the lowest growth in 2023.
posted on 10/5/22
The unsaid (by Boris) part of it growing most in 2021 is because it fell the furthest in 2020
posted on 10/5/22
comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 3 minutes ago
The unsaid (by Boris) part of it growing most in 2021 is because it fell the furthest in 2020
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Yeah, but that wasn't Boris' fault. We've all been reliably informed on here is was the lefts fault for promoting lockdowns.
posted on 10/5/22
What we make of Macron saying "don't humiliate Russia"?
Putin and his child rapists belong in the Hague pal
posted on 10/5/22
comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 17 minutes ago
What we make of Macron saying "don't humiliate Russia"?
Putin and his child rapists belong in the Hague pal
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I believe French companies have been instrumental in modernising the former Soviet armed forces.
posted on 10/5/22
😮
posted on 10/5/22
Explain this
https://twitter.com/FiorellaIsabelM/status/1523901221903417344
posted on 10/5/22
Explain raping kids
posted on 10/5/22
Vardy is now being asked whether she respects other people's privacy. She says she does.
The court is now hearing quotes from an interview she once gave about having seex with Peter Andre: "Peter's hung like a small chipolata... the smallest trouser equipment I've ever seen."
Ffssss
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