Boris at it again and the contest to replace the lying c***

[Kenny]

Always seem to forget their pact with Nige during the Brexit election

 

[leedswolf]

 

[Sniffer]

Watching Newsnight and someone just said something along the line of “ if you put a clown in a palace, the clown doesn’t become a king, the palace becomes a circus. We need to get rid of the oaf”

 

[The Saturday Boy]

Oh I’m sure, you’ll find support every where, I should have said it’s not overwhelming support which is a divide the tories are going to want to prise open.

I’ve no doubt if I was an RMT member I’d be fully behind the strikes too. But as an outsider I want to be supportive but am struggling - (hands up to any ignorance here) - Lynch’s points seem fair, but, we’re post pandemic, numbers are down, we’re all struggling, the economy is shot (etc etc etc) and it does seem reasonable to think there has to be compromise. Lynch doesn’t appear willing and wants his cake and eat it. No government can be seen to roll over if those are the circumstances (?) - there has to be compromise. Again, I apologise if there’s plenty of compromise already and it’s passed me by, but it’s a message that Lynch needs to get out there loud and clear to get/keep people onside.

Lynch is an effective trade union negotiator, he’s not going to go around telling the world his compromise position because that becomes the new bottom line. There will be something that he knows is probably going to resolve the dispute…if he goes public with that then the employer/government will try to push that down.

 

[EpsomWolf]

Lynch is an effective trade union negotiator, he’s not going to go around telling the world his compromise position because that becomes the new bottom line. There will be something that he knows is probably going to resolve the dispute…if he goes public with that then the employer/government will try to push that down.

Of course, but there’s a balance. He has to hold his position as a negotiator but present as being reasonable too. My view is he’s doing very well at the former, but not so good at the latter.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Our reluctant hero had plans drawn up for a £150k tree house at chequers for his son. Lord Brownlow was going to pay for said tree house.

Plans were abandoned after

a) fat Alex and Carrie Antoinette were told this was quite a bad look
b) it was briefed that the tree house payment might just possibly be a declarable donation
c) police explained the treehouse could be seen from the road and would need bullet proof glass at great extra expense.

Still, I’m sure those plans were drawn up for free and at no expense to the tax payer.

 

[The Saturday Boy]

Of course, but there’s a balance. He has to hold his position as a negotiator but present as being reasonable too. My view is he’s doing very well at the former, but not so good at the latter.

In the face of some very inane questioning, I think he comes across as very reasonable.

 

[Sniffer]

Our reluctant hero had plans drawn up for a £150k tree house at chequers for his son. Lord Brownlow was going to pay for said tree house.

Plans were abandoned after

a) fat Alex and Carrie Antoinette were told this was quite a bad look
b) it was briefed that the tree house payment might just possibly be a declarable donation
c) police explained the treehouse could be seen from the road and would need bullet proof glass at great extra expense.

Still, I’m sure those plans were drawn up for free and at no expense to the tax payer.

Was all this at the time that he claimed that he had no idea that Brownlow was funding his flat renovation?

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Sounds more recent actually. A second attempt at the same bollocks move.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

1) It isn't your house

2) The kid is 2. Fucking 2

3) Do you really think this is a good look when people can't afford to put food on the table

All questions that apparently do not concern Boris Johnson.

 

[WarwickWolf]

Was all this at the time that he claimed that he had no idea that Brownlow was funding his flat renovation?

No, but it was at the time that he said he needed four more members of staff at Chequers to look after/babysit him.

 

[lemonjelly]

Interesting that he seems to want to provide stuff for this kid, but refuses to even acknowledge the existence of some of his other kids!

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

You mean Carrie wants things for the kid, and she only does ridiculously overblown tasteless and expensive.

 

[AndyWolves]

Probably has a mate who builds treehouses, actually knowing this lot, he'd give the treehouse job to an accountancy firm.

 

[Keef]

And end up being years late and billions over budget

 

[Johnny75]

Probably has a mate who builds treehouses, actually knowing this lot, he'd give the treehouse job to an accountancy firm.

Sounds like a job for Dido Harding...

 

[Mel Evo]

Sounds like a job for Dido Harding...

Well, she’s been open that her life is for rent.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Fuck me. The cunt has openly said he is thinking about a third term and still being PM in 2030s.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

If I were him I'd be more concerned about living into the 2030s, he looks awful even by his own cellar dwelling standards.

He has no chance of winning another GE.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

He will go all Trumpian and try and get tactical voting outlawed so he can allege that is rigging an election. Anything for power.