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Line6 HXFX wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 1:15 pm I remember when Esther Mcvey announced she was giving up morning tele and was going to become a Tory MP.
Her companion on the couch asker her "what don't; you think there are enough unemployed people".

She also insisted everyone in social housing should start businesses out of them, and use them as office, inferring everyone was lazy not to do so. Insisting they lacked ambition and aspiration.

She was adamant about this for months.

Around 2% of social housing tenants can start a business out of their Social Housing and council house.. as doing so would go against practically everyones tenancy agreement. Think your social housing provider cannot recategorise their social housing as business addresses, as it would really fuck them up and out of various tax benefits.
I think you have used the wrong login, that was actually coherent.
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Could be an interesting shitfight in the coming weeks
Suella Braverman has just posted on X her letter to the PM following her sacking in the reshuffle yesterday. In it she says she only agreed to back him for the leadership last autumn, after Liz Truss resigned, after he agreed to conditions that were put down in writing, which included cutting legal migration, not watering down key pieces of Brexit legislation and publishing statutory guidance to schools to protect biological sex.
Braverman says Sunak has gone back on all these promises.
And she accuses him of opting for “wishful thinking as a comfort blanket to avoid having to make hard choices”.
These claims are incendiary. On his first day as PM Sunak promised “integrity, professionalism and accountability”. She claims to have evidence that blows this apart.
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Suella can't have anything to say about professionalism, seeing her recent language.
Neither can she comment on integrity, accepting her post and 'supporting' Sunak the way she did.


Looking at the Tory letter, interesting to note that they defend 'free speech', but only when people agree with their 'common sense' opinions.... :bimbo:
Over the hills and far away........
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salanya wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:00 pm Suella can't have anything to say about professionalism, seeing her recent language.
Neither can she comment on integrity, accepting her post and 'supporting' Sunak the way she did.


Looking at the Tory letter, interesting to note that they defend 'free speech', but only when people agree with their 'common sense' opinions.... :bimbo:
Quite!
I think there is alsoa page missing as I have seen 3 pages elsewhere but can't link them
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Grassroots Conservatives think that Braverman was the key to winning the election? Stranger things have happened, I suppose.

That horse becoming Pope.
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SaintK wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:04 pm
salanya wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:00 pm Suella can't have anything to say about professionalism, seeing her recent language.
Neither can she comment on integrity, accepting her post and 'supporting' Sunak the way she did.


Looking at the Tory letter, interesting to note that they defend 'free speech', but only when people agree with their 'common sense' opinions.... :bimbo:
Quite!
I think there is alsoa page missing as I have seen 3 pages elsewhere but can't link them
The missing 2nd page. Things are starting to get more juicy...
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Hal Jordan wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:06 pm Grassroots Conservatives think that Braverman was the key to winning the election? Stranger things have happened, I suppose.

That horse becoming Pope.
Utter insanity
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salanya wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:00 pm Suella can't have anything to say about professionalism, seeing her recent language.
Neither can she comment on integrity, accepting her post and 'supporting' Sunak the way she did.


Looking at the Tory letter, interesting to note that they defend 'free speech', but only when people agree with their 'common sense' opinions.... :bimbo:
Well, she ought not have anything to say, but we can be certain she will. Unless Sunak has something up his sleeve to force the evil witch to stay dead now that the bell has gone 'ding dong'.

That New Conservatives letter may as well have been written by activists it's so delusional. Recognising chronic wage stagnation and regional inequality, then swearing the post-2016 Tory policy was aimed at doing anything to address it :crazy:
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As someone pointed out in the replies, she's been sacked twice as HS now by the two weakest Prime Minsters in living memory. Now she's using unprofessional language in the stage whisper, sorry, letter of resignation in order to launch her next move.

If that doesn't prove her complete unsuitability for high office, I don't know what does.
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sturginho wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:13 pm
Hal Jordan wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:06 pm Grassroots Conservatives think that Braverman was the key to winning the election? Stranger things have happened, I suppose.

That horse becoming Pope.
Utter insanity
She is both mad and deluded! However this is a rallying call to her right wing nutter MP mates and a call out to Tice, Farage etc for the next GE. To write this letter is just a measure of her anger and indeed spite about being rolled over by the Head Boy who has now brought in Dodgy Dave as air cover. This is going to get very juicy indeed, popcorn and G&T at the ready!

Meanwhile, as the Tories get into a playground brawl, the country is in perilous state, economy is flat lining, winter is going to kill the old and the infirm, levels of deprivation and child poverty are growing, the NHS will struggle to keep its head above water, there is even more shit in the sea and rivers, mortgage arrears and defaults are going up, Brexit is becoming an even bigger pile of shite, Border checks and tariffs on goods coming from EU are to be implemented soon, etc. At least we have Dodgy 'cut the Green Crap' Dave and his trusted finance Chinese mates to keep the UK foreign policy on an even keel whilst the world temperatures exceed the 1.5 degree limit and we have our hottest year on record! It is all going swimmingly - thank fuck we had 13 years of austerity otherwise things might have got really bad!
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Oh look...
Campaigners have raised concerns over a potential conflict of interest for the new UK environment secretary, Steve Barclay, whose wife is a senior executive at Anglian Water.

This summer, Anglian Water pleaded guilty to allowing millions of litres of untreated sewage to overflow from a water recycling centre in Essex. It was fined £2.65m, the largest penalty imposed for environmental offences in the east of England region.
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I’ve just read the whole letter. The women would be putting people in re-education camps if she didn’t like their opinions.
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tabascoboy wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:38 pm Oh look...
Campaigners have raised concerns over a potential conflict of interest for the new UK environment secretary, Steve Barclay, whose wife is a senior executive at Anglian Water.

This summer, Anglian Water pleaded guilty to allowing millions of litres of untreated sewage to overflow from a water recycling centre in Essex. It was fined £2.65m, the largest penalty imposed for environmental offences in the east of England region.
Given our new Health Secretary is married to a sugar exec. we might need to put Putin’s niece in as Defence Secretary.
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That's not a resignation letter is a stab not in the back but directly from the from to the jugular.
A rallying cry to the right of the Tory Party to revolt.
Tinged with no self awareness and narcissistic bombastic fervour.

I like it a lot. It's certainly not bland.
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dpedin wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:31 pm
sturginho wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:13 pm
Hal Jordan wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:06 pm Grassroots Conservatives think that Braverman was the key to winning the election? Stranger things have happened, I suppose.

That horse becoming Pope.
Utter insanity
She is both mad and deluded! However this is a rallying call to her right wing nutter MP mates and a call out to Tice, Farage etc for the next GE. To write this letter is just a measure of her anger and indeed spite about being rolled over by the Head Boy who has now brought in Dodgy Dave as air cover. This is going to get very juicy indeed, popcorn and G&T at the ready!

Meanwhile, as the Tories get into a playground brawl, the country is in perilous state, economy is flat lining, winter is going to kill the old and the infirm, levels of deprivation and child poverty are growing, the NHS will struggle to keep its head above water, there is even more shit in the sea and rivers, mortgage arrears and defaults are going up, Brexit is becoming an even bigger pile of shite, Border checks and tariffs on goods coming from EU are to be implemented soon, etc. At least we have Dodgy 'cut the Green Crap' Dave and his trusted finance Chinese mates to keep the UK foreign policy on an even keel whilst the world temperatures exceed the 1.5 degree limit and we have our hottest year on record! It is all going swimmingly - thank fuck we had 13 years of austerity otherwise things might have got really bad!
To an extent I consider the Tories indulging in yet another round of party over country infighting not such a bad thing. While they're all focused on bad-mouthing each other and jockeying for position they're not putting as much effort or focus into legislating and making the country even worse.
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Good on her. He’s a cowardly weak tool.
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Ymx wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 7:06 pm Good on her. He’s a cowardly weak tool.
I applaud her battle cry and her ballsy attitude.Chemi won't be happy.
Getting ready for the leadership run off after the GE loss.
Open warfare is now declared
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Ymx wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 7:06 pm Good on her. He’s a cowardly weak tool.
Yeah, not nearly enough black uniforms and jackboots in Suella’s opinion.
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sturginho wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:13 pm
Hal Jordan wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:06 pm Grassroots Conservatives think that Braverman was the key to winning the election? Stranger things have happened, I suppose.

That horse becoming Pope.
Utter insanity
To be fair, it was quite a good pope.
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sefton wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:41 pm I’ve just read the whole letter. The women would be putting people in re-education camps if she didn’t like their opinions.
It absolutely beggars belief that there are sections of this country that think she is doing the right thing and that she is the best person for Britain.

It’s such a depressing and soul destroying thing to look at politics and the policies this now overtly crooked country is trying to enact.
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ScarfaceClaw wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 7:53 pm
sefton wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:41 pm I’ve just read the whole letter. The women would be putting people in re-education camps if she didn’t like their opinions.
It absolutely beggars belief that there are sections of this country that think she is doing the right thing and that she is the best person for Britain.

It’s such a depressing and soul destroying thing to look at politics and the policies this now overtly crooked country is trying to enact.
Indeed. 10 years ago Braverman would have been scorned like we did Marie Le Pen and her policies. These days she’s mainstream. Broken Britain.
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Sandstorm wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 8:03 pm
ScarfaceClaw wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 7:53 pm
sefton wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:41 pm I’ve just read the whole letter. The women would be putting people in re-education camps if she didn’t like their opinions.
It absolutely beggars belief that there are sections of this country that think she is doing the right thing and that she is the best person for Britain.

It’s such a depressing and soul destroying thing to look at politics and the policies this now overtly crooked country is trying to enact.
Indeed. 10 years ago Braverman would have been scorned like we did Marie Le Pen and her policies. These days she’s mainstream. Broken Britain.


I remember there was controversy when Nick Griffin, the leader of the BNP went on Question Time (2009 says Google). He got absolutely battered and shown for what he was. Braverman doesn't seem so far from Griffin, though Griffin would probably hate her and think she should "go home". which is a bit ironic really.
I don't think for one minute that Braverman would face the same on QT now as Griffin did then, though she absolutely should, the media run a lot of the scaremongering, it would be wise something for them to do such a volte face

I don't want to think that these are mainstream views in Britain, yeah there has been rise in populism, scaremongering, scapegoating and fingers pointed in the direction of minorities to take attention away from the corruption and ineptitude displayed by those in power for the last 13 and a bit years, but I think most people hold similar values now to those they held ten, twenty, thirty years ago.
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Sandstorm wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 7:40 pm
Ymx wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 7:06 pm Good on her. He’s a cowardly weak tool.
Yeah, not nearly enough black uniforms and jackboots in Suella’s opinion.
"He lied about letting me drown people' isn't quite the knife in the back she might believe it to be.
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Hal Jordan wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 9:15 pm
Sandstorm wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 7:40 pm
Ymx wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 7:06 pm Good on her. He’s a cowardly weak tool.
Yeah, not nearly enough black uniforms and jackboots in Suella’s opinion.
"He lied about letting me drown people' isn't quite the knife in the back she might believe it to be.
:lol:
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sockwithaticket wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:25 pm
salanya wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:00 pm Suella can't have anything to say about professionalism, seeing her recent language.
Neither can she comment on integrity, accepting her post and 'supporting' Sunak the way she did.


Looking at the Tory letter, interesting to note that they defend 'free speech', but only when people agree with their 'common sense' opinions.... :bimbo:
Well, she ought not have anything to say, but we can be certain she will. Unless Sunak has something up his sleeve to force the evil witch to stay dead now that the bell has gone 'ding dong'.

That New Conservatives letter may as well have been written by activists it's so delusional. Recognising chronic wage stagnation and regional inequality, then swearing the post-2016 Tory policy was aimed at doing anything to address it :crazy:
He does, but he's too gutless/ball less to do it, but he can just withdraw the whip, & then use her incitement to riot to force a recall petition, which might happen, but in any case, she isn't the Tory candidate at the next election.

And all the time he's looking at the all the other MPs who think they can piss & moan about his leadership, & still be candidates at the GE.
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Fuck me! You'd hope any government would be acting and managing with common sense without having to appoint another right wing nutter in a made up cabinet position
The prime minister asked me to join his government to help bring about the common sense changes the country needs. Given the scale of the challenges we face, it is incumbent on all of us to do what we can, and I will roll up my sleeves and do my best for the government and the country.
But this was far from an easy decision for me to make as it means relinquishing my role on GB News – in particular presenting a show I love with Phil [Davies]. I don’t think it is a coincidence that when the prime minister looked for a champion for common sense he selected someone from GB News – the home of common sense.
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Thérèse Coffey said she “nearly died” due to the stress of being a government minister.

Speaking to BBC Radio Suffolk, the former environment secretary said she was admitted to hospital after “working [herself] into the ground”.

Coffey, 51, who had been widely tipped to be in line to be sacked by Rishi Sunak during his cabinet reshuffle, resigned from her role on Monday.

“Nearly five years ago I got so ill, I nearly, dare I say it, died,” she said. “I was in hospital for a month with some of the stresses that happen with ministerial life.
Sure it wasn't anything to do with being an obese smoker who quite often seems to have a drink in her hand?

Besides that, it's a little difficult to credit the idea that the person who seemingly had zero grasp of her brief regardless of role was doing much work, let alone enough to be ground down.
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Rwanda ruling not looking positve, watching the ruling now, its not making for good listening for gruppenfuhrer Braverman
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Supreme court concludes Rwanda policy unlawful because of risks to asylum seekers being sent there
Reed says, given this evidence, the court of appeal concluded that there were good grounds for thinking asylum seekers going to Rwanda were at risk.

He says the supreme court is unanimously of the view that the court of appeal was right.
Bloody lefty lawyers!!!
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Sun, Daily Heil et al client media to brand the judges enemies of the UK in 3.2.1....
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SaintK wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:19 am
Supreme court concludes Rwanda policy unlawful because of risks to asylum seekers being sent there
Reed says, given this evidence, the court of appeal concluded that there were good grounds for thinking asylum seekers going to Rwanda were at risk.

He says the supreme court is unanimously of the view that the court of appeal was right.
Bloody lefty lawyers!!!
No great surprise there!
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Simian wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:24 am
SaintK wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:19 am
Supreme court concludes Rwanda policy unlawful because of risks to asylum seekers being sent there
Reed says, given this evidence, the court of appeal concluded that there were good grounds for thinking asylum seekers going to Rwanda were at risk.

He says the supreme court is unanimously of the view that the court of appeal was right.
Bloody lefty lawyers!!!
No great surprise there!
Yet again another of Bumblecunts cunning plans turns out to be an completely impossible clusterfuck ..... who could have anticipated that :roll:
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fishfoodie wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:33 am
Simian wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:24 am
SaintK wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:19 am
Bloody lefty lawyers!!!
No great surprise there!
Yet again another of Bumblecunts cunning plans turns out to be an completely impossible clusterfuck ..... who could have anticipated that :roll:
Tempted to say the whole Rwanda issue has just been one big dead cat! The legal opinion was pretty firm on this and I am positive that ministers would have received the same legal advice from their civil service lawyers. However they decided to go ahead as a 'wedge issue' and something to hang their coat on for the get out of ECHR etc issues they really want to pursue. I have no doubt lefty lawyers, woke EU, get out of ECHR, enemies of the people, etc will be all over the right wing media in next few days.
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Sandstorm wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 8:03 pm
ScarfaceClaw wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 7:53 pm
sefton wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:41 pm I’ve just read the whole letter. The women would be putting people in re-education camps if she didn’t like their opinions.
It absolutely beggars belief that there are sections of this country that think she is doing the right thing and that she is the best person for Britain.

It’s such a depressing and soul destroying thing to look at politics and the policies this now overtly crooked country is trying to enact.
Indeed. 10 years ago Braverman would have been scorned like we did Marie Le Pen and her policies. These days she’s mainstream. Broken Britain.
It's not really confined to the UK though is it. Populist, right wing politicians are gaining traction just about everywhere. Whilst they are dangerous pricks, people are in for a shock if they are going to ignore the reasons it is happening.
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dpedin wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:58 am
fishfoodie wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:33 am
Simian wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:24 am

No great surprise there!
Yet again another of Bumblecunts cunning plans turns out to be an completely impossible clusterfuck ..... who could have anticipated that :roll:
Tempted to say the whole Rwanda issue has just been one big dead cat! The legal opinion was pretty firm on this and I am positive that ministers would have received the same legal advice from their civil service lawyers. However they decided to go ahead as a 'wedge issue' and something to hang their coat on for the get out of ECHR etc issues they really want to pursue. I have no doubt lefty lawyers, woke EU, get out of ECHR, enemies of the people, etc will be all over the right wing media in next few days.

The Torygraph already has "Who are these judges?" column naming , and presumably in their own minds, shaming them.

The New Conservatives group, which Braverman is meeting with this morning has as its first manifesto wish, "Replace Labour's European rights and equalities laws
with a new British framework for rights and freedoms."

It was fucking Churchill who was the driving force behind setting up the ECHR, the idiotic, lying bastards that they are, anyone who gets taken in, yet again, is a complete fool.
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Tichtheid wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 11:13 am
dpedin wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:58 am
fishfoodie wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:33 am

Yet again another of Bumblecunts cunning plans turns out to be an completely impossible clusterfuck ..... who could have anticipated that :roll:
Tempted to say the whole Rwanda issue has just been one big dead cat! The legal opinion was pretty firm on this and I am positive that ministers would have received the same legal advice from their civil service lawyers. However they decided to go ahead as a 'wedge issue' and something to hang their coat on for the get out of ECHR etc issues they really want to pursue. I have no doubt lefty lawyers, woke EU, get out of ECHR, enemies of the people, etc will be all over the right wing media in next few days.

The Torygraph already has "Who are these judges?" column naming , and presumably in their own minds, shaming them.

The New Conservatives group, which Braverman is meeting with this morning has as its first manifesto wish, "Replace Labour's European rights and equalities laws
with a new British framework for rights and freedoms."

It was fucking Churchill who was the driving force behind setting up the ECHR, the idiotic, lying bastards that they are, anyone who gets taken in, yet again, is a complete fool.
All opposition have to start pushing really hard for a GE now.
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ASMO wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 10:17 am Rwanda ruling not looking positve, watching the ruling now, its not making for good listening for gruppenfuhrer Braverman
So Long, And Thanks For All The Fash.
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