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[Doug Tait]

The most ironic thing about the whole farce is that even though his position was untenable, and he's made the resignation speech, he's still buggering on as PM. 

[eggsarascal]

2 hours ago, Doug Tait said:

The most ironic thing about the whole farce is that even though his position was untenable, and he's made the resignation speech, he's still buggering on as PM. 

This is indeed ironic.

 

 

[Doug Tait]

8 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

This is indeed ironic.

 

 

That's probably where he got the idea!

[openspaceman]

5 hours ago, Doug Tait said:

The most ironic thing about the whole farce is that even though his position was untenable, and he's made the resignation speech, he's still buggering on as PM. 

Not really, he probably still has dues to pay to his lords and masters, it will be interesting to see what his final fling will be. John Major hung in long enough to overrule planning considerations for a factory to be built on greenbelt land for his parting shot.

[eggsarascal]

12 minutes ago, openspaceman said:

Not really, he probably still has dues to pay to his lords and masters, it will be interesting to see what his final fling will be. John Major hung in long enough to overrule planning considerations for a factory to be built on greenbelt land for his parting shot.

Was this to do with the building of a factory near his house in Stukley, Cambridgeshire?

[openspaceman]

22 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

Was this to do with the building of a factory near his house in Stukley, Cambridgeshire?

No this was giving permission for one near me.

[eggsarascal]

Who do these two clowns think they are kidding - Truss campaigned tirelessly to remain.

 

Nadine Dorries and Jacob Rees-Mogg back Liz Truss for Conservative leadership

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The lines are beginning to be drawn in the the Tory leadership contest, with others revealing who they will support in the...

 

[Johnsond]

Telford scandal: Over 1,000 girls abused and raped by Asian gangs while police looked the other way

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Plus, survivor Samantha Smith waives her anonymity to speak to The Telegraph about her years of...

How many more examples of this which,  more than likely is in reality just the tip of the iceberg are we yet to see. Multi cultural Britain at its best. 

Edited July 13, 2022 by Johnsond

[Mark J]

 

[Macpherson]

4 hours ago, Mark J said:

 

Yep, DDN has to be one of the more reliable sources of information in these changing times, I'm generally not remotely political until the feckers threaten my way of life and I suspect that over the last couple of years that's exactly what's being enabled by the rapid gains in technology from who knows where.

 

As far as our would be ' Leaders ' are concerned and in light of the WEF's Klaus  Schwab's conceited, smug and revealing vid of a while ago claiming to have infiltrated governments around the world.. quoting Turdeau's Canada with owning more than half of the cabinet for instance..

..just how many of our would be changeling politicians are also  graduates of the WEF's ' Young world leader programme ' and are in our parliament at this minute deliberately creating diversionary chaos by design.  ?

 

Everything's become Global so rapidly that the petty politics of GB and most other places are trivial at best.. and as they're getting kind of synced up with other crap like BBC/Sky news, popular tv, the papers, advertising and all the pish folk seem to fall for..

 

As a captive audience in this Petrie dish globe we inhabit, we're long past tech being used to essentially doom / groom us influenced  by greed, possibly designed illness and stupidity.

 

Anyway this is only my angry response to what I see happening now, others may disagree... but that's fine with me👍