Sunak seems a decent enough person; Truss is an absolute disaster. I suppose now the Truss/Field affair will be revised and exposed. Tweetie Pie (she does look like I Tort I Taw A Puddy Cat) is very nearly brain dead. If she does become PM I reckon she'll be even worse than May or Johnson. And God save us from charmless Starmer. Let's hope Labour finds a new leader though I dread Andy Burnham who is Blair Mark Two - all charisma; no ability.

“all charisma; no ability” — qualities that can get an artist(e) very far in the music biz!

Sunak would have us live under WEF terms.

Just one of her many Justice mistakes...

I don't think it matters -in any significant terms - which of the two wins; although yes Truss doesn't seem bright enough for the role. There is nothing politically between them, and the Tories will lose (have lost) the "red wall" that voted for Johnson. I predict new levels of apathy in the electorate...

I think you're right WYOT except Sunak seems half way decent and might just possibly be an adequate PM. For a start he'll stop sending sex offenders to gas chambers - oops, immigrants to Rwanda. It's hard to keep up.

JK2006 wrote:
Just one of her many Justice mistakes...

She will probably put cheesy chips on the map.

www.hitc.com/en-gb/2022/07/20/liz-truss-cheese-memes/?amp=1


Liz seems cluesless and seem clueless about the immigration, cost of living and seems to be another globalist. It's one big club and we are not in it.

JK2006 wrote:
I think you're right WYOT except Sunak seems half way decent and might just possibly be an adequate PM. For a start he'll stop sending sex offenders to gas chambers - oops, immigrants to Rwanda. It's hard to keep up.

Stop? I don't think anybody actually went to Rwanda, although I read somewhere that we paid for it anyway. It was just a lie.

Honey wrote:
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Stop? I don't think anybody actually went to Rwanda, although I read somewhere that we paid for it anyway. It was just a lie.

Yes but they thought it and said it and the majority agreed. We can't just rely on their ignorance (of laws) or organisational incompetence to avoid this; or gas Chambers. At some point a gifted or even genius politician may come along, as happened in the 1930s in Germany....

And ghastly Truss is dead keen on Rwanda and other places - to get the Tory racist vote.

Wyot wrote:
[quote]Honey wrote:
JK2006 wrote:


Stop? I don't think anybody actually went to Rwanda, although I read somewhere that we paid for it anyway. It was just a lie.

Yes but they thought it and said it and the majority agreed. We can't just rely on their ignorance (of laws) or organisational incompetence to avoid this; or gas Chambers. At some point a gifted or even genius politician may come along, as happened in the 1930s in Germany....

Maybe they were testing the waters?

Honey wrote:
JK2006 wrote:
I think you're right WYOT except Sunak seems half way decent and might just possibly be an adequate PM. For a start he'll stop sending sex offenders to gas chambers - oops, immigrants to Rwanda. It's hard to keep up.

Stop? I don't think anybody actually went to Rwanda, although I read somewhere that we paid for it anyway. It was just a lie.

It was no more than smoke and mirrors and way to look the government were doing something productive. The money we gave to Rwanda was no more than a foreign aid token.

No one believed the plan would work due to lawyers and ERCH. The media have stopped talking about it.

Should Boris have gone? I think he was a bad PM though better than May but felt it was Media Hype that killed him (all that stupid Partygate rubbish). Trouble was - and is - is there anybody better? I don't think so and at least he's amusing. He will come back (like his hero Churchill) when punters start thinking - which is worse? Someone who doers 35 MPH in a 30 MPH zone or someone who is useless in matters like Covid, Ukraine, Heatwaves and the plague of false allegations?
I suspect Boris was right in his instincts on Covid (it was NOT a killer plague but was a media hype). And got pushed into stupid lockdowns and Nightingales by the same advisors who got him ditched.

Honey wrote:
[quote]Wyot wrote:
[quote]Honey wrote:
[quote]JK2006 wrote:


Maybe they were testing the waters?

Yes maybe....chilling thought....

JK2006 wrote:
Should Boris have gone? I think he was a bad PM though better than May but felt it was Media Hype that killed him (all that stupid Partygate rubbish). Trouble was - and is - is there anybody better? I don't think so and at least he's amusing. He will come back (like his hero Churchill) when punters start thinking - which is worse? Someone who doers 35 MPH in a 30 MPH zone or someone who is useless in matters like Covid, Ukraine, Heatwaves and the plague of false allegations?
I suspect Boris was right in his instincts on Covid (it was NOT a killer plague but was a media hype). And got pushed into stupid lockdowns and Nightingales by the same advisors who got him ditched.

What's really disgraceful is how Cummings, a bitter ex-spad, has been indulged in his nasty acts of rank hypocrisy by a media that is happy to let it pass because it serves their purpose. There will come a Cummings for other parties and other governments, and they won't have a coherent means to complain. It's a scandal that even now he has such an impact.