Theresa May

[55palfers]

TLandCruiser said:

Theresa May takes stand against Saudi regime by not wearing headscarf - ignoring Foreign Office advice - The Telegraph
https://apple.news/AWxl3DWU8Qa-m_EHYpeqlWA

I like May, she seems like she has bigger balls than Cameron.

I was heartened to read that too.

[mickytruelove]

The whole "easter" thing is alot of cr@p. Cadburys are a private company and they could call it "happy chocolate ovoid shape day" if they want. Sooner we get rid of religeon the sooner we get rid of this crap excuse for news.

I put the Pope in the same basket as radical muslims. All need sectioned under the mental health act. Thats just me opinion though

[Taffer]

TLandCruiser said:

Theresa May takes stand against Saudi regime by not wearing headscarf - ignoring Foreign Office advice - The Telegraph
https://apple.news/AWxl3DWU8Qa-m_EHYpeqlWA

I like May, she seems like she has bigger balls than Cameron.

Hardly making a stand or setting a precedent; she's not the first female politician to go without a headscarf. If May had balls, she'd stop selling arms to the regime and hold them to account for their human rights abuses, rather than deflecting attention by wittering on about chocolate eggs.

[Europa1]

mickytruelove said:

The whole "easter" thing is alot of cr@p. Cadburys are a private company and they could call it "happy chocolate ovoid shape day" if they want. Sooner we get rid of religeon the sooner we get rid of this crap excuse for news.

I put the Pope in the same basket as radical muslims. All need sectioned under the mental health act. Thats just me opinion though

I have to say I'm struggling to see what the CofE is getting so exercised about - I'm struggling to remember where chocolate eggs featured in the crucifixion.

[Smollet]

mickytruelove said:

The whole "easter" thing is alot of cr@p. Cadburys are a private company and they could call it "happy chocolate ovoid shape day" if they want. Sooner we get rid of religeon the sooner we get rid of this crap excuse for news.

I put the Pope in the same basket as radical muslims. All need sectioned under the mental health act. Thats just me opinion though

Whilst I agree with the sentiment trying to ban something that has been ingrained in to many may prove a little tricky. Perhaps we could start with the tooth fairy and go from there. Actually the tooth fairy might be harder to get rid of as I do remember benefitting from him many moons ago. Religious deities seem to be less forthcoming.

[Einion Yrth]

Smollet said:

. Actually the tooth fairy might be harder to get rid of as I do remember benefitting from him many moons ago. Religious deities seem to be less forthcoming.

Him? Him!? The tooth fairy's not male you heretic.

Burn the heretic, burn him!

[Smollet]

Einion Yrth said:

Smollet said:

. Actually the tooth fairy might be harder to get rid of as I do remember benefitting from him many moons ago. Religious deities seem to be less forthcoming.

Him? Him!? The tooth fairy's not male you heretic.

Burn the heretic, burn him!

Oi. The tooth fairy looked very much like my dad so sod off

[anonymous-user]

Smollet said:

Einion Yrth said:

Smollet said:

. Actually the tooth fairy might be harder to get rid of as I do remember benefitting from him many moons ago. Religious deities seem to be less forthcoming.

Him? Him!? The tooth fairy's not male you heretic.

Burn the heretic, burn him!

Oi. The tooth fairy looked very much like my dad so sod off

That wasn't the tooth fairy, that was your dad trying to nick your money. Everyone knows if you are not asleep, the tooth fairy wont visit, that's why you can never see her!!!

[mickytruelove]

how dare you assume the gender of the tooth fairy. 'it' Could be one of the 37 gender options now listed on tinder. Not implying the tooth fairy is on tinder.

[rscott]

This Tooth Fairy?


(Yes, that is Dwayne Johnson...)

[B'stard Child]

rscott said:

This Tooth Fairy?


(Yes, that is Dwayne Johnson...)

Damn if techiedave sees that we will have a problem

[anonymous-user]

I actually think we are witnessing the birth of one of the strongest P.M's we have had for a long long time, our Mutti if you like, but sane

Edited by anonymous-user on Wednesday 19th April 23:14

[PurpleMoonlight]

Has she made a decision she has stuck to yet?

[MarshPhantom]

The Lady is for turning, if that's what the Mail thinks I should do.

[DMN]

MarshPhantom said:

The Lady is for turning, if that's what the Mail thinks I should do.

In fairness to her, she actually broke the habbit of a life time yesterday by briefly criticising the Daily Mail, once. A criticism she failed to repeat at PMQ's however.

[crankedup]

el stovey said:

don4l said:

I have a suspicion that as time passes you will come to like her.


She publicly declared herself as a Remainer, but then she appointed Liam Fox, David Davis and Ian Duncan-Smith to her cabinet. It would appear that she was probably a Leaver all along.

I love all the brexiters on here claiming her as one of their own. She was completely against Brexit. There's no doubt about that at all.

I voted to leave and I'm under no illusion about her. She doesn't want to leave the EU. I'm not even convinced she's going to lead us to Brexit with any real conviction.

Her political aspirations and history will be judged upon this one major event, Brexit. An awesome responsibility in her hands. My confidence and expectation of a good brexit deal under her leadership is high, cannot see any other as well equipped in undertaking the task.

[mccrackenj]

At least she's said she'll not participate in those daft US-style pre-election TV debates. Good for her.

Naturally she's now being criticised for not honouring that long-established tradition. Must be, what, all of 2 general elections we've had them for so far?

[RichB]

mccrackenj said:

At least she's said she'll not participate in those daft US-style pre-election TV debates. Good for her.

Naturally she's now being criticised for not honouring that long-established tradition. Must be, what, all of 2 general elections we've had them for so far?

I assume that's said tongue in cheek? As you say it's yet another Americanism that's only recently been adopted here by the TV companies.

[mccrackenj]

RichB said:

mccrackenj said:

At least she's said she'll not participate in those daft US-style pre-election TV debates. Good for her.

Naturally she's now being criticised for not honouring that long-established tradition. Must be, what, all of 2 general elections we've had them for so far?

I assume that's said tongue in cheek? As you say it's yet another Americanism that's only recently been adopted here by the TV companies.

Tongue in cheek? The debates are a ghastly imported piece of tripe which further plays to the 'presidentialism' of our politics, and as such have no place in our political system. She's right to refuse to play ball.

[RichB]

mccrackenj said:

RichB said:

mccrackenj said:

At least she's said she'll not participate in those daft US-style pre-election TV debates. Good for her.

Naturally she's now being criticised for not honouring that long-established tradition. Must be, what, all of 2 general elections we've had them for so far?

I assume that's said tongue in cheek? As you say it's yet another Americanism that's only recently been adopted here by the TV companies.

Tongue in cheek? The debates are a ghastly imported piece of tripe which further plays to the 'presidentialism' of our politics, and as such have no place in our political system. She's right to refuse to play ball.

I agree. I thought the bit that was tongue in cheek was when you said "long established" ...