ChatterBank1 min ago
Who Will Be The New P M?
I think it's looking like curtains for the PM, so who do you think the Tories will go for?
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YMB, How can that be fair? How can the past few years possibly be compared to any other period of government that jno may have experienced in this country? It's unprecedente d.
12:09 Wed 06th Jul 2022
// Gromit - 10:41 Wed 18th Feb 2009
Turkey are no where near joining the EU. A realistic timetable is 20 - 30 years. The French are against their membership. //
That was my opinion based on the known facts at the time. And it turned out to be 100% right.
7 years later it was disappointing to hear Mordaunt repeating the lie that Turkey would soon be a member.
Turkey are no where near joining the EU. A realistic timetable is 20 - 30 years. The French are against their membership. //
That was my opinion based on the known facts at the time. And it turned out to be 100% right.
7 years later it was disappointing to hear Mordaunt repeating the lie that Turkey would soon be a member.
don't even think that, Tilly. I'd prefer Wolf's candidate, if he's still around
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Until it happens and all the hats are thrown in its impossible to say.
TGL herself was an outsider remember.
What I would say IMHO none of those who are left in the cabinet today should be PM. We need a breath of fresh air and most in that cabinet are in well above their capabilities and only there because they are Yes men.
TGL herself was an outsider remember.
What I would say IMHO none of those who are left in the cabinet today should be PM. We need a breath of fresh air and most in that cabinet are in well above their capabilities and only there because they are Yes men.
I don't hate all Tories, ymb, though the party does attract more than its fair share of lickspittles and incompetents. I respected Major for his struggle against them (though not so much for the Currie connection), and Cameron was a mostly competent and unifying leader. But with Johnson the rot starts at the very top, as you would probably agree. The country has never been governed so badly in my decades here.
it doesn't matter whether it's unprecedented or not - all governments face their own challenges, whether it's terrorism, wars, housing crashes, inflation or whatever. All that counts is whether the government deals with them well or not. This one has failed on most counts, and is led by a man without trustworthiness or integrity (as his ministers are currently pointing out).