Liz fucking Truss then.....

[Section_31]

Just now, Barrington Womble said:

Who the fuck is Jake berry? I'd never heard of him till a couple of weeks ago and now he seems like the mouthpiece for all things truss.

He used to be the northern powerhouse bloke.

[Gnasher]

2 minutes ago, Section_31 said:

He used to be the northern powerhouse bloke.

He's from Liverpool.

[Gnasher]

They're filling their pockets before the police arrive,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Gnasher]

Civil war already.

 

 

Johnson's brand of loyalty was to stab both David Cameron and Thersa May in the back and let Allegra Stratton resign in tears even though he knew she had not attended any lockdown parties whilst he had attended several.

 

 

[Barrington Womble]

26 minutes ago, Section_31 said:

He used to be the northern powerhouse bloke.

I've genuinely never heard of him before. Every time I see him quoted, I imagine him with a Matt berry "toast of London" voice. 

4 minutes ago, Gnasher said:

Civil war already.

 

 

Johnson's brand of loyalty was to stab both David Cameron and Thersa May in the back and let Allegra Stratton resign in tears even though he knew she had not attended any lockdown parties whilst he had attended several.

 

 

All Nadine is arsed about is they all know kwarteng is there to be the brains of the operation. He's their man. She's their lightening rod. Not the other way round. 

[Gnasher]

 

 

 

 

[Fugitive]

I’ve heard people saying there would be another leadership contest if she goes but surely that would trigger a GE. How could there not be if another leader went?

 

[Barrington Womble]

1 minute ago, Fugitive said:

I’ve heard people saying there would be another leadership contest if she goes but surely that would trigger a GE. How could there not be if another leader went?

 

They're saying the vote on the mini-budget is a confidence issues aren't they? If that's the case, wouldn't that automatically trigger a GE if they lose? 

[Gnasher]

9 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

They're saying the vote on the mini-budget is a confidence issues aren't they? If that's the case, wouldn't that automatically trigger a GE if they lose? 

If it was a budget it would, as its technically not a budget then no. That's according to the father of the house Roger Gayle. 

 

However if this doesn't go through Kwarteng's toast and Truss will be on a cliff edge 

 

Civil war;

 

 

 

[Barrington Womble]

16 minutes ago, Gnasher said:

If it was a budget it would, as its technically not a budget then no. That's according to the father of the house Roger Gayle. 

 

However if this doesn't go through Kwarteng's toast and Truss will be on a cliff edge 

 

Civil war;

 

 

 

Is it not a question of if the government says it's a confidence matter, then it is then? I know a proper budget is (as you can't run the country without a budget), but I thought once they said this was a confidence matter, they kind of brought it on themselves? 

[Gnasher]

8 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

Is it not a question of if the government says it's a confidence matter, then it is then? I know a proper budget is (as you can't run the country without a budget), but I thought once they said this was a confidence matter, they kind of brought it on themselves? 

Possibly. Their is also this to consider.. apparently Gove's at a side meeting now spitting feathers about the warning over the whip. John Majors former press secretary has warned Truss could end up the Tories last ever prime minister. It sounds like they are spooked. The Truss speech is 10.30 Wednesday. She needs a biggie otherwise this could all go downhill for her quickly.

 

 

 

 

[Barrington Womble]

20 minutes ago, Gnasher said:

Possibly. Their is also this to consider.. apparently Gove's at a side meeting now spitting feathers about the warning over the whip. John Majors former press secretary has warned Truss could end up the Tories last ever prime minister. It sounds like they are spooked. The Truss speech is 10.30 Wednesday. She needs a biggie otherwise this could all go downhill for her quickly.

 

 

 

 

It would be remarkable to get to a no confidence situation with an 80 seat majority. 

[Bobby Hundreds]

When push comes to shove the tories will unite and put the party first. They are the mafia a group of psychopaths who come together for their own greater good. Sure they will stab each other in the back, cheat and con each other but when their backs are against the wall they put the firm first. They will do and say anything to remain at the trough, syphon taxpayers money away and hand out eye-watering contracts to other made guys or associates.

[Section_31]

The whole movement needs ripping out, like Billy's spine in Predator.

[Section_31]

Watching some of their conference and the party just has the stench of death about it.

[Fugitive]

[Gnasher]

31 minutes ago, Bobby Hundreds said:

When push comes to shove the tories will unite and put the party first. They are the mafia a group of psychopaths who come together for their own greater good. Sure they will stab each other in the back, cheat and con each other but when their backs are against the wall they put the firm first. They will do and say anything to remain at the trough, syphon taxpayers money away and hand out eye-watering contracts to other made guys or associates.

I'd normally agree but with Truss it does feel different.

 

Most of her own mps know shes nowhere near cut out for the job.  She pissed off Scotland/France and Wales in the hustings with stupid unnecessary digs. Now she's been made PM she's caused mayhem with the Bank of England, and pissed off the ORB, plus she's cost the country a fortune. Today she's threatening her own MPs whilst simultaneously having a public fight with the new king of England. The president of the USA has leaked info that he thinks she's an idiot and she's absolutely destroyed the Conservatives standing in the polls within a fortnight.

 

She's been more disastrous than her worst critics could ever have imagined, and this is her honeymoon period. I can't see the Tories putting up with much more of her tbh. 

[Bobby Hundreds]

6 minutes ago, Gnasher said:

I'd normally agree but with Truss it does feel different.

 

Most of her own mps know shes nowhere near cut out for the job.  She pissed off Scotland/France and Wales in the hustings with stupid unnecessary digs. Now she's been made PM she's caused mayhem with the Bank of England, and pissed off the ORB, plus she's cost the country a fortune. Today she's threatening her own MPs whilst simultaneously having a public fight with the new king of England. The president of the USA has leaked info that he thinks she's an idiot and she's absolutely destroyed the Conservatives standing in the polls within a fortnight.

 

She's been more disastrous than her worst critics could ever have imagined, and this is her honeymoon period. I can't see the Tories putting up with much more of her tbh. 

Oh they might do a hit on her but not if it causes a general election I just can't see it.

[Gnasher]

The head of the young Tories winning hearts and minds across the Midlands....

 

 

 

whisper it, but he had a point.

[Gnasher]

2 minutes ago, Bobby Hundreds said:

Oh they might do a hit on her but not if it causes a general election I just can't see it.

Yeah they're the masters of self preservation.

[Anubis]

The Cabinet

Truss’ advisers

The ERG 

The Tufton Street Group

Hedge funders who shorted the pound

 

We need to Order 66 these fuckers.

[Gnasher]

3 hours ago, Section_31 said:

He used to be the northern powerhouse bloke.

He's having his arse handed to him by Andrew Neil on Channel 4 now.

[Gnasher]

 

 

[Section_31]

Some northern Tory member at the conference on the radio when asked about Trussonomics genuinely said "the EU don't seem to like it so it must be good."

[johnsusername]

4 hours ago, Bobby Hundreds said:

Jake Berry: "People know that when their bills arrive, they can either cut their consumption or they can get a higher salary, higher wages, go out there and get that new job."

 

Why are scouse Tories the worst of them. Seriously everybody in the country go out and get that new high paid job. All those vacancies that are left can..... err...

It's bizarre isn't it. Imagine growing up and living around here and thinking, "I've got to join the Conservatives."

 

Definitely mental problems.