Suella Braverman

[Zippy]

That can equally apply to any one of them in the Commons. How many of them sat at the same table with Johnson and then stabbed him in the back,

Stabbed him in the back?

The cunt took the piss on an absolutely unprecedented scale. If anything he should be stabbed in the eyes.

That's as may be, but many of them were happy to take ministerial and Secretary of State appointments from him, same with the Shadow Cabinet, Corbyn was the flavour of the month when he was dishing out Shadow Cabinet jobs, now, whenever his name is mentioned, it never in a complimentary way.

Corbyn was never flavour of the month. Largely ostracised by his own party and the scum media were always after him. Your insistence that politicians are trustworthy, loyal and act with integrity is something I just can’t recognise.

Corbyn deserved everything he got.

The trouble with Corbyn was that he was built up to be some sort of master politician. So people waited for him to make a great speech or show some great leadership and they waited…….. and waited………. and waited. And are still waiting.

Yep. The reality which his weird fanbase never realised is that he was actually awful at politics. A backbench MP with little to no record of achievement in a 40 year career who'd be more at home standing on a street corner selling the Socialist Worker ranting about Israel.

[chelseachelsea]

That can equally apply to any one of them in the Commons. How many of them sat at the same table with Johnson and then stabbed him in the back,

Stabbed him in the back?

The cunt took the piss on an absolutely unprecedented scale. If anything he should be stabbed in the eyes.

That's as may be, but many of them were happy to take ministerial and Secretary of State appointments from him, same with the Shadow Cabinet, Corbyn was the flavour of the month when he was dishing out Shadow Cabinet jobs, now, whenever his name is mentioned, it never in a complimentary way.

Corbyn was never flavour of the month. Largely ostracised by his own party and the scum media were always after him. Your insistence that politicians are trustworthy, loyal and act with integrity is something I just can’t recognise.

Corbyn deserved everything he got.

The trouble with Corbyn was that he was built up to be some sort of master politician. So people waited for him to make a great speech or show some great leadership and they waited…….. and waited………. and waited. And are still waiting.

Yep. The reality which his weird fanbase never realised is that he was actually awful at politics. A backbench MP with little to no record of achievement in a 40 year career who'd be more at home standing on a street corner selling the Socialist Worker ranting about Israel.

He was and still is a cunt.

[lambrini]

I find it baffling why some oppose controlled immigration. It doesn't seem rational to me. Opposition parties and even some Tory MPs foolishly dismiss it as a "racist" idea, entirely overlooking the significant economic and societal issues that have occurred slowly but surely over the last 20 years or so. Now we're at a breaking point and it's too late.

Look at it this way: just as you wouldn't start a bath and leave the taps running, risking damage to your home, why take a similarly careless approach to a country? If this view is considered controversial, we are in dire straits, I'm afraid. Big yikes. Huge.

[subsub]

I find it baffling why some oppose controlled immigration. It doesn't seem rational to me. Opposition parties and even some Tory MPs foolishly dismiss it as a "racist" idea, entirely overlooking the significant economic and societal issues that have occurred slowly but surely over the last 20 years or so. Now we're at a breaking point and it's too late.

Look at it this way: just as you wouldn't start a bath and leave the taps running, risking damage to your home, why take a similarly careless approach to a country? If this view is considered controversial, we are in dire straits, I'm afraid. Big yikes. Huge.

Except that immigration is controlled.
And all this "we're at breaking point" is the kind of dangerous, xenophobic, shit-stirring stuff beloved of Farage.

[lambrini]

That can equally apply to any one of them in the Commons. How many of them sat at the same table with Johnson and then stabbed him in the back,

Stabbed him in the back?

The cunt took the piss on an absolutely unprecedented scale. If anything he should be stabbed in the eyes.

That's as may be, but many of them were happy to take ministerial and Secretary of State appointments from him, same with the Shadow Cabinet, Corbyn was the flavour of the month when he was dishing out Shadow Cabinet jobs, now, whenever his name is mentioned, it never in a complimentary way.

Corbyn was never flavour of the month. Largely ostracised by his own party and the scum media were always after him. Your insistence that politicians are trustworthy, loyal and act with integrity is something I just can’t recognise.

Corbyn deserved everything he got.

The trouble with Corbyn was that he was built up to be some sort of master politician. So people waited for him to make a great speech or show some great leadership and they waited…….. and waited………. and waited. And are still waiting.

Yep. The reality which his weird fanbase never realised is that he was actually awful at politics. A backbench MP with little to no record of achievement in a 40 year career who'd be more at home standing on a street corner selling the Socialist Worker ranting about Israel.

+1

He's never grown up, that's the problem. What's that old saying? "If you're twenty and you're not a socialist you don't have a heart, but if you’re thirty—or in our case, thirty five—and not a capitalist, you don’t have a brain." Something like that. Admittedly politics isn't black and white, but there's still a lot of truth in the quote. Old commies like Corbyn don't live in the real world. They've never truly grafted.

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

This is now a lame duck government that survives on soundbites and empty policy briefings.

Aka government