Tory Cunt Leadership Race.

[Bruce Spanner]

6 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

I thought that ages ago, but too much shit stuck to him too, which you can't help but think came from Cummings. 

Fuck only knows, they lie that often and frequently they don’t knows what’s happening anymore.

 

Anyhows it comes from Dorries so it’s most likely batshit ranting.

 

‘NO RISHI PICKINGS: The front runner is, er, nowhere to be seen — which is causing rivals to wonder what’s up. “Rishi seems to be in hiding and actively avoiding doing a serious interview — is he running scared?” wondered one wag from another camp. Team Rishi insisted he would be out and about soon, however. Supporter Robert Jenrick is batting for him on the broadcast round right now. Sunak’s name does feature in a rather bonkers Mail splash in which Nadine Dorries accuses him of being in cahoots with Dominic Cummings.’

 

From politico.

 

In all likelihood it’s just trying to associate him with the Conservative Party’s personal bogeyman.

[Arniepie]

Caller to 5 live from Nottingham is backing liz truss has she had to deal with the fallout from brexit,as if it were nothing to do with then and they didn't have 3 years to prepare,she got the lady out of prison in Iran and has got a trade deal going with texas 

 

Superb.

[Creator Supreme]

13 minutes ago, Arniepie said:

trade deal going with texas

Are we importing inbred gun nuts?

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Vote for me and I will give every other candidate (and Johnson) a Cabinet post.

 

And then...

 

 

[Baltar]

What a complete shower that lot are. Bet even the Tory members that have to vote for one of these tossers are dreading it. Reckon Sunak will do it. He'll bribe members to vote for him with his business connections and father-in-laws billions.

[Colonel Bumcunt]

3 hours ago, Harry's Lad said:

He's backtracked on that claiming he was talking about a 20% reduction in the civil service headcount.

Yeah, yeah. It doesn't FEEL like the problem is in the civil service numbers.  Just a hunch, but I think 12 years of cutting it seems to have resulted in passports taking months to be processed.  Cutting it further will, well, to a layman like me, probably make the problem worse.  You fucking malteser idiot. 

[Moctezuma]

God this is tedious, a bunch of kleptocrats broadcasting their crap (health and economy threatening) ideas to the public for weeks on end, with very little challenge from our pliant media.

 

Oh and no one gets a say in it apart from a tiny point of a percentage of the population.

[Harry's Lad]

33 minutes ago, Colonel Bumcunt said:

Yeah, yeah. It doesn't FEEL like the problem is in the civil service numbers.  Just a hunch, but I think 12 years of cutting it seems to have resulted in passports taking months to be processed.  Cutting it further will, well, to a layman like me, probably make the problem worse.  You fucking malteser idiot. 

I don't think it matters which one of them gets in, they're all of the same mindset which is why I said earlier in the thread that I couldn't care less which one of them gets voted in.

 

Things are going to be fucking dire for a long time even if there's a general election and Labour win, but it'll be a lot longer and a damn sight worse under the Tories whoever leads them.

 

 

[Vincent Vega]

[Anubis]

Gutted that Mark Francoise was trending, but sadly he’s not entering the contest, just saying he’s part of the ERG panel grilling the candidates.

[Anubis]

Sky News saying Patel is taking soundings and may join the race.

[Bruce Spanner]

Steve Baker letting slip that Rees-Mogg might genuinely stand.

 

Dunning-Kruger a go-go!

[Bjornebye]

Apparently hunt has promised to make McVey deputy pm…… we’re fucked 

[magicrat]

6 hours ago, sir roger said:

I get the feeling some are only declaring so they can do backdoor deals with more likely candidates for cabinet places in return for switching their support.

You are correct Sir

[Anubis]

 

 

[Moctezuma]

Have any of them managed to get the newspaper editors on board, who will in turn direct the 100,000 rabid auld reactionaries, various donors, newspaper columists and 300 odd MPs who decide on these things?

[Bjornebye]

3 minutes ago, Moctezuma said:

Have any of them managed to get the newspaper editors on board, who will in turn direct the 100,000 rabid auld reactionaries, various donors, newspaper columists and 300 odd MPs who decide on these things?

The mail seems to be favouring Truss. 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

 

[Bruce Spanner]

 

#thatsmycunt

 

[Anubis]

 

 

[Moctezuma]

15 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

The mail seems to be favouring Truss. 

Grim

[Colonel Bumcunt]

26 minutes ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

 

Is there? 

I don't know any, but what's your experience of these able-bodied shirkers? 

[littletedwest]

Always makes me laugh that shit. I've never known anyone to leave work to go on benefits, "new job then?" "Nah going on the dole mate"

[magicrat]

Just waiting for this fruitcake to throw his hat in the ring.  I rate his chances very highly

 

A Conservative MP who crashed his car and fled the scene has been found guilty of failing to stop, failing to report an accident and leaving the vehicle in a dangerous position.

Jamie Wallis was disqualified from driving for six months and fined £2,500.

 

Wallis, who announced he was transgender in March, told a court in Cardiff that he ran off after smashing into a telegraph pole in his Mercedes. He said he was wearing women’s clothes and was frightened that a group of local people who came to help him were going to assault, kidnap or kill him.

The Conservative MP for Bridgend in south Wales said the last time he had been wearing women’s clothes he had been raped at his London flat and had post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

He said that after he got his father to pick him up after the crash and take him home, he took medication for anxiety and fell asleep without phoning the police.

Wallis denied the charges but the senior district judge Tan Ikram, sitting at Cardiff magistrates court, said he had not found Wallis credible.

 

[sir roger]

Tan is a tough crowd, seemed very plausible to me.