Liz fucking Truss then.....

[Pete]

On 05/10/2024 at 08:54, sir roger said:

They would both be right mucky pups.

One can only hope!

[Bjornebye]

I’ve done a 180. If I was pissed and she lay it on me I’d shag her. More just to do it than any sort of enjoyment but I would. Hate fuck kind of thing. And I want this brought up in the house. 
 

Don’t judge me, loads of you cunts would have a go on Therese Coffey and you fucking well know it! 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

4 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

I’ve done a 180. If I was pissed and she lay it on me I’d shag her. More just to do it than any sort of enjoyment but I would. Hate fuck kind of thing. And I want this brought up in the house. 
 

Don’t judge me, loads of you cunts would have a go on Therese Coffey and you fucking well know it! 

You fantasise about her smelling your knobcheese and saying...

[Bjornebye]

5 minutes ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

You fantasise about her smelling your knobcheese and saying...

 Before I pork her 

[Section_31]

If you slept with Truss it'd be statutory rape as she's not sentient enough to grant consent.

 

You'd have to go to court and the prosecution would point to her getting dizzy looking at the courtroom fan and say "ladies and gentlemen, I rest my case."

[Barrington Womble]

7 hours ago, Section_31 said:

What a time to be alive.

 

Vladimir Putin was so close to using nuclear weapons in October 2022 that Liz Truss spent the dying days of her premiership preparing for the potential fallout, an updated version of her biography has claimed.

The former prime minister reportedly spent her last days in office studying weather maps and preparing for cases of radiation poisoning in the UK amid US intelligence a strike was imminent.

It's quite amazing how she forgot this from the original cut of the book. Life story

1. Pretend to go to a tough comp 

2. Go to uni and join CND

3. Join the lib dems

4. Become a Tory

5. Become an MP. 

6. Bang kwasi. 

7. Get pictures taken looking like Thatcher. 

8. Become PM

9. Crash the economy

10. Get sacked as PM before the lettuce died. 

11. The end. 

 

1 year later after no book sales. 

 

Sorry, I need to squeeze in chapter 9a, planning session for nuclear war. 

[Jack the Sipper]

58 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

It's quite amazing how she forgot this from the original cut of the book. Life story

1. Pretend to go to a tough comp 

2. Go to uni and join CND

3. Join the lib dems

4. Become a Tory

5. Become an MP. 

6. Bang kwasi. 

7. Get pictures taken looking like Thatcher. 

8. Become PM

9. Crash the economy

10. Get sacked as PM before the lettuce died. 

11. The end. 

 

1 year later after no book sales. 

 

Sorry, I need to squeeze in chapter 9a, planning session for nuclear war. 

3a. Supported the abolition of the monarchy

3b. Supported the legalisation of cannabis

[johnsusername]

On 12/11/2024 at 15:50, Jack the Sipper said:

I'd love a foursome with Truss, Dorries, and McVey. Not that I'm overly excited by any of them, but I reckon I could hold my own, and I'd be dining out on it for years.  

 

Coffey would be the fluffer.

 

 

 

One of my first ever PR assignments was with McVey, she was gorgeous. This was about 2000 maybe 2001. And, I hate to say, she was really nice. Reckon she got radicalised somewhere along the way. I ended up on a table with her at some dinner about 2005 and she was a right sour cunt. 

[Bobby Hundreds]

Damn Right Mcvey in her prime was hot, she just seems to have rotted from the inside out.

[Section_31]

Liz Truss has claimed that Britain needs its own version of Donald Trump, as the Tory former prime minister called for a right-wing “revolution” of the kind many are bracing for in the United States.

Speaking at a New Delhi summit, Britain’s shortest-lived prime minister – who has increasingly adopted the language of the US conspiratorial right since leaving office in October 2022 – maintained that she has no regrets about her 49 days in office or her notorious mini-Budget.

[Jairzinho]

She needs to fall out of a window.

[lifetime fan]

57 minutes ago, Jairzinho said:

She needs to fall out of a window.

She’d need to work out how to open it first. 

[skend04]

1 hour ago, Jairzinho said:

She needs to fall out of a window.

 

I'm just waiting for the assisted dying bill to be passed. 

[Section_31]

It's amazing how the western world has genuinely been brought to its knees by grifters. The vast, vast majority of "journalists", former celebrities and political figures who spout endless shit don't believe a word of it, but just peddle it because it sells.

 

Brexit, Trump x 2, the rise of reform, all part of the "buy me a coffee" mindset of the grifterbum industrial complex.

[lifetime fan]

13 minutes ago, skend04 said:

 

I'm just waiting for the assisted dying bill to be passed. 

I don’t think bludgeoning the cunt to death with a pickaxe handle would be classed as ‘assisted dying’ mate. 

[Pete]

2 hours ago, Section_31 said:

Liz Truss has claimed that Britain needs its own version of Donald Trump, as the Tory former prime minister called for a right-wing “revolution” of the kind many are bracing for in the United States.

Speaking at a New Delhi summit, Britain’s shortest-lived prime minister – who has increasingly adopted the language of the US conspiratorial right since leaving office in October 2022 – maintained that she has no regrets about her 49 days in office or her notorious mini-Budget.

Had him He fucked up and is no more.  Stupid bitch.

[skend04]

18 minutes ago, lifetime fan said:

I don’t think bludgeoning the cunt to death with a pickaxe handle would be classed as ‘assisted dying’ mate. 

 

I'm hoping the courts are a bit more lenient than that.

[TheHowieLama]

2 hours ago, lifetime fan said:

She’d need to work out how to open it first. 

 

"Windows are for licking my good man."

[Section_31]

What an absolute sewer her twitter feed is, including attacks on Jess Philips.

 

https://x.com/trussliz?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^author

[Kevin D]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/01/09/truss-starmer-cease-and-desist-letter-crashed-economy-claim/
 

Liz Truss has sent a cease and desist letter to Sir Keir Starmer demanding that he stops claiming she crashed the economy, it can be revealed.

 

In the letter, a copy of which has been seen by The Telegraph, lawyers acting on behalf of the former prime minister argue the statement is “false and defamatory”.

The lawyers even suggest that the assertions from Sir Keir before the July general election contributed towards Ms Truss losing her battle to be re-elected as the MP for South West Norfolk.

 

At the core of the row are the weeks after Ms Truss’s so-called mini-Budget in September 2022, when financial markets reacted negatively to its major tax cuts funded by borrowing.

 

The legal letter argues that the financial movements did not amount to an economic crash, since there was no fall in economic output or rise in unemployment – the usual signifiers of such an event.

 

To back up their claim, Ms Truss’s lawyers cite a report from Andrew Lilico, a fellow of the Institute of Economic Affairs, a Right-leaning think tank.

Mr Lilico explains his findings on a new episode of Planet Normal, the podcast from Telegraph columnists Allison Pearson and Liam Halligan, released on Thursday.

He calls the claim “manifestly false”, saying: “There wasn’t any crash in the economy. The economy actually grew faster in the period immediately following the mini-Budget.

 

The row comes as current borrowing costs spiral, potentially wiping out the so-called fiscal headroom available to Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, after her tax-raising Budget in October.

 

Ms Reeves is expected to recommit to her fiscal rules aimed at reducing borrowing in the coming weeks and will stress spending squeezes, not fresh tax rises, will be the focus.

The pound has plunged to a nine-month low, while the yield on 10-year gilts – a measure of the Government’s borrowing costs – climbed to 4.8 per cent, its highest level since 2008.

Meanwhile, a quarterly survey by the Confederation of British Industry suggested that profits in financial services will fall in the coming months at their fastest rate since the depths of the financial crisis.

 

Leading Labour figures including Sir Keir used Ms Truss’s seven-week record in office to attack the Tories’ economic credibility during the election campaign.

The letter from Ms Truss’s lawyers opens by saying: “We are writing in relation to statements you have made publicly in respect of our client which have caused and will likely continue to cause serious harm to her reputation.

 

“Of particular concern are the false and defamatory public statements you made about our client in the lead-up to the UK general election from late May 2024, at a time when you knew or ought to have known that those statements were false and the statements were likely to materially impact public opinion of our client whilst she was standing as the parliamentary candidate for the Conservative Party in South West Norfolk.”

The letter makes reference to how Sir Keir claimed on numerous occasions during the election campaign in June that “Liz Truss crashed the economy”.

The letter ends: “The statements are defamatory and are causing continuing damage to our client’s reputation.

 

“Accordingly, our client requests that you immediately cease and desist from repeating the defamatory statements at any point, from causing them to be repeated or from otherwise re-publishing the defamatory statements or any part of them.

 

“We sincerely hope that this matter can now be resolved and that you will refrain from causing any further damage to our client.”

The core of Ms Truss’s argument is that the movements in the gilt and currency markets did not lead to economic output falling and therefore it cannot be claimed she “crashed the economy”.

 

The letter also points the finger of blame at the Bank of England and its handling of so-called “liability-driven investment” or LDI from pension funds, which left the companies unusually sensitive to movements in interest rates for gilts.

 

The letter claims: “Those rate movements were caused by the Bank of England, and in particular by its poor handling of the LDI crisis, and its regulatory failures.”

 

Mr Lilico says on Planet Normal: “It’s not as though the economy was expected to go really fast and Liz Truss made it go a little bit slower than was expected.

 

“The thing that happened immediately following the mini-Budget was that the economy performed well. So it’s just preposterous to claim that she crashed the economy. Exactly the opposite happened. The economy did better than had been expected.”

 

No 10 was approached for comment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Arniepie]

1 hour ago, Kevin D said:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/01/09/truss-starmer-cease-and-desist-letter-crashed-economy-claim/
 

 

Liz Truss has sent a cease and desist letter to Sir Keir Starmer demanding that he stops claiming she crashed the economy, it can be revealed.

 

In the letter, a copy of which has been seen by The Telegraph, lawyers acting on behalf of the former prime minister argue the statement is “false and defamatory”.

 

The lawyers even suggest that the assertions from Sir Keir before the July general election contributed towards Ms Truss losing her battle to be re-elected as the MP for South West Norfolk.

 

At the core of the row are the weeks after Ms Truss’s so-called mini-Budget in September 2022, when financial markets reacted negatively to its major tax cuts funded by borrowing.

 

The legal letter argues that the financial movements did not amount to an economic crash, since there was no fall in economic output or rise in unemployment – the usual signifiers of such an event.

 

To back up their claim, Ms Truss’s lawyers cite a report from Andrew Lilico, a fellow of the Institute of Economic Affairs, a Right-leaning think tank.

Mr Lilico explains his findings on a new episode of Planet Normal, the podcast from Telegraph columnists Allison Pearson and Liam Halligan, released on Thursday.

 

He calls the claim “manifestly false”, saying: “There wasn’t any crash in the economy. The economy actually grew faster in the period immediately following the mini-Budget.

 

The row comes as current borrowing costs spiral, potentially wiping out the so-called fiscal headroom available to Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, after her tax-raising Budget in October.

 

Ms Reeves is expected to recommit to her fiscal rules aimed at reducing borrowing in the coming weeks and will stress spending squeezes, not fresh tax rises, will be the focus.

The pound has plunged to a nine-month low, while the yield on 10-year gilts – a measure of the Government’s borrowing costs – climbed to 4.8 per cent, its highest level since 2008.

 

Meanwhile, a quarterly survey by the Confederation of British Industry suggested that profits in financial services will fall in the coming months at their fastest rate since the depths of the financial crisis.

 

Leading Labour figures including Sir Keir used Ms Truss’s seven-week record in office to attack the Tories’ economic credibility during the election campaign.

 

The letter from Ms Truss’s lawyers opens by saying: “We are writing in relation to statements you have made publicly in respect of our client which have caused and will likely continue to cause serious harm to her reputation.

 

“Of particular concern are the false and defamatory public statements you made about our client in the lead-up to the UK general election from late May 2024, at a time when you knew or ought to have known that those statements were false and the statements were likely to materially impact public opinion of our client whilst she was standing as the parliamentary candidate for the Conservative Party in South West Norfolk.”

 

The letter makes reference to how Sir Keir claimed on numerous occasions during the election campaign in June that “Liz Truss crashed the economy”.

The letter ends: “The statements are defamatory and are causing continuing damage to our client’s reputation.

 

“Accordingly, our client requests that you immediately cease and desist from repeating the defamatory statements at any point, from causing them to be repeated or from otherwise re-publishing the defamatory statements or any part of them.

 

“We sincerely hope that this matter can now be resolved and that you will refrain from causing any further damage to our client.”

 

The core of Ms Truss’s argument is that the movements in the gilt and currency markets did not lead to economic output falling and therefore it cannot be claimed she “crashed the economy”.

 

The letter also points the finger of blame at the Bank of England and its handling of so-called “liability-driven investment” or LDI from pension funds, which left the companies unusually sensitive to movements in interest rates for gilts.

 

The letter claims: “Those rate movements were caused by the Bank of England, and in particular by its poor handling of the LDI crisis, and its regulatory failures.”

 

Mr Lilico says on Planet Normal: “It’s not as though the economy was expected to go really fast and Liz Truss made it go a little bit slower than was expected.

 

“The thing that happened immediately following the mini-Budget was that the economy performed well. So it’s just preposterous to claim that she crashed the economy. Exactly the opposite happened. The economy did better than had been expected.”

 

No 10 was approached for comment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

what a time to be alive

[skend04]

Isn't she another who wants more free speech?

[Babb'sBurstNad]

Bollocks, thought this was the Liz Hurley therad.

 

Ah well, may as finish while I'm here.

[littletedwest]

10 minutes ago, skend04 said:

Isn't she another who wants more free speech?

All these right wingers like more free speech but not if it's about them.

[Section_31]

Huge if true.