We're all doomed, doomed, I tell you.
Should Boris return?
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We're all doomed, doomed, I tell you.
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I predict he'll be second in the top 2 to Richy Sunak. Richy will see the racist Tory writing on the wall, do a deal with Bozza and step aside. The racist blue rinsers don't want, 'one of them' in charge.
Mordaunt has got very few votes, so that says Johnson and Sunak are likely to be he final 2.
Johnson is a winner in a any race with the Tory members
if it does happen it will make for Tory fighting for 2 more years -Johnson only has about 70 MPs that support him
2 more years of populism and lies during a serious financial crisis when what we actually need is serious politics
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Unfortunately 44 days is not long enough to erase the memories of his strange leadership.
Can you imagine the chaos if boris became pm again and had to resign again in December when the inquiry is completed?
We are the laughing stock of the world
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What about er, er, ooh, pass.
How does that affect you on your fork lift truck.?
Well if we are a laughing stock then we have no credibility and like the last time we had no credibility the quality and quantity of jobs collapsed as a consequence of no inward investment in the economy...who invests in a banana republic ?......so he will be parking that forklift up for quite a wee while.
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I know the strict definition but in reality we are governed by all the MPs as well as the civil service, big businesses, "The Markets", the media, organised crime, islam, America, China, the EU and many other undesirables whom we didn't vote for.
The politicians elected in good faith by the ordinary voter have relatively little power. Donald Trump, whatever you think of him, was elected by ordinary voters to do certain things, but was frustrated in his every act by unelected interests.
The sheeple remember nothing and rewriting history is big business.
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"Johnson’s backers argue that he can unite the party, conveniently forgetting that half his cabinet resigned in July, believing he was unfit to govern.
He also supported Truss for leader"
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"But if he stands and makes the final two, he is likely to win among Tory members who are once again being given the deciding vote.
This is truly astonishing. The UK was given Truss as prime minister by just over 80,000 people who were wholly unrepresentative even of Conservative voters."
He also supported Truss for leader"
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"But if he stands and makes the final two, he is likely to win among Tory members who are once again being given the deciding vote.
This is truly astonishing. The UK was given Truss as prime minister by just over 80,000 people who were wholly unrepresentative even of Conservative voters."
Andy is incorrect but lives in a tangled world of fantasy and ignorance.
Yep. 48% of them are idiots……..
The number of remaining Brexers is less than that now.
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