Making the news today....

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

  On 24/10/2022 at 09:37, GarethM said:

They're reporting that Boris pulled out due to indigestion. But he's waiting on the side lines etc.

 

Granted that could be all journalist guff, but nothing surprise's me any more. At the same time we have zero credible opposition, other than flip flop between two party shambles. Anything is better than proportional representation and the total gridlock that seems to cause elsewhere around the world.

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You misheard it….

 

Ive entered correct text above….

[GarethM]

Maybe Boris has decided he'll put his name down for London mayor again instead of being PM ?.

[coppice cutter]

  On 24/10/2022 at 23:48, GarethM said:

Maybe Boris has decided he'll put his name down for London mayor again instead of being PM ?.

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More likely he's been paid off to keep his nose out, publicly at least.

 

Bet he didn't sell himself cheaply either

[Logdaft]

[GarethM]

Nicola has let that moustache grow a bit!.

[Johnsond]

Alberta premier exploring 'pardons' for COVID-19 related fines and arrests

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Premier Danielle Smith said she is receiving legal advice on how she can issue "pardons" to Albertans...

Something that should be done without delay here too. The care workers whom were dismissed due to lies and false statements regarding covid vaccine effectiveness should be reinstated immediately. Any politician, journalist  or civil servant etc  who backed and promoted such measures should be apologising at the same time. Not likely to ever happen due to the lunacy and the subsequent financial catastrophe it caused  being rather conveniently forgotten about and the fact that the covid zealots would have to face up and admit to what they already know. 

[Steve Bullman]

Congratulations Rasheed 

 

 

[Silverhooker]

Hope he makes a good fist of it, although former chancellors as PMs don't always do well, James Callahan and Gordon Brown as examples.

Can't be worse than the idiot we've just endured for what seems like a long 45 days !

[Johnsond]

  On 25/10/2022 at 10:38, Steve Bullman said:

Congratulations Rasheed 

 

 

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A doddering fool but a very dangerous one at that ( especially if you have young daughters). That half jog he tries at every attempt is utterly cringeworthy. 

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[Johnsond]

  On 25/10/2022 at 11:20, Silverhooker said:

Hope he makes a good fist of it, although former chancellors as PMs don't always do well, James Callahan and Gordon Brown as examples.

Can't be worse than the idiot we've just endured for what seems like a long 45 days !

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Well if he allows Hunt to cut defence spending in the current climate that should be a massive alarm bell in regards his fitness to hold the position.