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

[Deutsch Wolf]

So aye, after saying that No Deal was a one in a million chance, the fat cunt now reckons we need to prepare for it. Although he calls it "the Australia solution". Well they don't have a deal, so it's no deal then, isn't it Tubbs.

 

[visage]

I've asked this question to various Brexiters and never got an answer.

If no deal Brexit is so benign, and desirable even, why have the government spent 4 years desperately trying to avoid it?

 

[BillyDee]

And why have the Australians (who, as said don't have a deal) spent the last couple of years trying to get a deal with the EU?

 

[Wolvensam]

But I thought a Brexit deal was oven ready? Did Boris lie to us?

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

He just assumed he could bluster the EU into folding when they held four aces. Shame that daft twat has gone all in with about 9 high.

 

[Wilf Wolf]

Absolute genius protecting the fishing industry at the expense of industries such as car manufacturing. What could possibly go wrong adding 10% to car exports?

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Well I for one am astonished that Boris Johnson lied about having an affair with Jennifer Arcuri.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Lies drip off the fucking cunt.

 

[Derby Wolf]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1318206583411793932

In the 2020 is relentless part 4850153749 we are all Theresa May.

 

[Jolemai]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1318525199940308992

 

[Kenny]

So, in his latest round of blame someone else, he has stood in the HoP today and said

"The current Mayor of London Sadiq Khan had effectively bankrupted Transport for London before coronavirus even hit.”

Sadiq Khan's response

"The PM has lied to the House of Commons. Before Covid I was fixing his mess at TfL- reducing the deficit by 71% since 2016. Covid-19 is the sole cause of TfL’s challenges. The PM wants to increase fares, the C-Charge & taxes - & end free travel for children and older Londoners"


Boris telling lies in the House of Commons? Surely not (again)

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

He said a version of the same thing three or four times. He doesn't care though, as he's a terrible shit of a man.

 

[machin05]

Terrible shit

 

[Kenny]

So the Tory response to try and help some kids not actually starve is met with a "“Children have gone hungry for years” by MP Paul Scully

Seems fair enough to me. "Your Mum and Grandma starved, so you have to do so as well"

 

[Keef]

They also got sent down mines and up chimneys and into workhouses good job we have none of those anymore, though I wouldn't bet against workhouses making a return as a Tory policy

 

[Tony Towner]

They've now pivoted to...but Labour. Claiming that Rashford's food poverty was under a Labour Government.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

They also got sent down mines and up chimneys and into workhouses good job we have none of those anymore, though I wouldn't bet against workhouses making a return as a Tory policy

You joke, but under Gideon and IDS's reign of terror, they actually introduced workfare programmes for the unemployed that had them grafting away effectively for free (and hence unable to spare any time to find a real job).

And Amazon ain't far off either, no matter what their shit adverts might say.

 

[Kenny]

They've now pivoted to...but Labour. Claiming that Rashford's food poverty was under a Labour Government.

Thank god they are finally here to clean up the mess Labour have made in the last 10 years

 

[Kenny]

And Amazon ain't far off either, no matter what their shit adverts might say.

People only work there for Donna's cakes tbh

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

So the Tory response to try and help some kids not actually starve is met with a "“Children have gone hungry for years” by MP Paul Scully

Seems fair enough to me. "Your Mum and Grandma starved, so you have to do so as well"

What i don't understand is how this plays out from a political point of view, i've seen people saying Starmer isn't voting against the torture and Spycops bill because he is playing a long game, but what is the political angle on voting against this bill by the Tories?

* It isn't expensive (relatively, it's 20mill a week)
* it's temporary (for half term, Christmas and Easter holidays)
* voting against it makes them look like cruel cunts who don't give a fuck, especially when you scratch the surface of how much money has been so willingly spent over the last few months on other things (eat out to help out, track and trace etc)

I've seen the arguments for a better, different long term solution - fine, well vote this in and come up with that over the next few months, you have an overwhelming majority so do that, use this as a temporary measure.

Also 2 weeks ago Boris was congratulating Rashford on his MBE, now his government are calling him a virtue signaller!? What is that about!?