Heseltine Sacked
Discussion
rs1952 said:
With Brexit, those who oppose it are called remainers, remoaners, remainiacs, traitors, unpatriotic, enemies of the people and now, with your post, we have “heretics” I wonder if the population would endorse the reintroduction of burning at the stake for those that voted remain – once the party machine has rounded us all up.
Now you're talking...glad you've seen the light at last.rs1952 said:
With Brexit, those who oppose it are called remainers, remoaners, remainiacs, traitors, unpatriotic, enemies of the people and now, with your post, we have “heretics” I wonder if the population would endorse the reintroduction of burning at the stake for those that voted remain – once the party machine has rounded us all up. It’s not all that far from where we are already – death threats and one MP murdered by a Brexit nutter.
Do you have any alternative view to that or are all 17.1 million in that group I ask because I don't feel that fits with me
Oh dear.
“Tory party suspends Michael Heseltine for backing Lib Dems”
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/may/20/t...
“Tory party suspends Michael Heseltine for backing Lib Dems”
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/may/20/t...
Ayahuasca said:
He is not yesterday’s man, he is last century’s man. Pompous and entitled.
He was a guest speaker at some function I was at years ago - he was clearly pissed as a lord and slurred his way through a speech about brilliant he was.
He will not be missed.
Still probably has more b@lls and backbone than your good self and most of the current Tory front bench combined.He was a guest speaker at some function I was at years ago - he was clearly pissed as a lord and slurred his way through a speech about brilliant he was.
He will not be missed.
markjmd said:
Ayahuasca said:
He is not yesterday’s man, he is last century’s man. Pompous and entitled.
He was a guest speaker at some function I was at years ago - he was clearly pissed as a lord and slurred his way through a speech about brilliant he was.
He will not be missed.
Still probably has more b@lls and backbone than your good self and most of the current Tory front bench combined.He was a guest speaker at some function I was at years ago - he was clearly pissed as a lord and slurred his way through a speech about brilliant he was.
He will not be missed.
Seems like an embittered old t
t who's never got over the fact he didn't get the top job after he stabbed Thatcher in the back, he's had a grudge against the Tory party from that day to this, he's no loss.Norfolkit said:
markjmd said:
Ayahuasca said:
He is not yesterday’s man, he is last century’s man. Pompous and entitled.
He was a guest speaker at some function I was at years ago - he was clearly pissed as a lord and slurred his way through a speech about brilliant he was.
He will not be missed.
Still probably has more b@lls and backbone than your good self and most of the current Tory front bench combined.He was a guest speaker at some function I was at years ago - he was clearly pissed as a lord and slurred his way through a speech about brilliant he was.
He will not be missed.
Seems like an embittered old t
t who's never got over the fact he didn't get the top job after he stabbed Thatcher in the back, he's had a grudge against the Tory party from that day to this, he's no loss.https://www.telegraph.co.uk/tv/2019/05/20/thatcher...
He’s like K Clarke is some ways. Formed opinions very early and has never evolved them. He and Clarke are literally stuck in the 50s and 60s.
Heseltine marked himself out for the premiership. That’s been done lots of times. If someone makes it (Disraeli) then it’s worth paying attention to them.
If they don’t? Grandeloquent gasbag.
My dad met him a number of times as he was a relatively senior civil servant. He was impressed. But it was quite clear he was continually on the make.
gooner1 said:
ATG said:
Quite right. When blokes like Heseltine feel they can no longer support the party it is clearly a good thing. Seriously???
To those thinking along these lines, please fk off to the Brexit party.
They probably have, in their droves. To those thinking along these lines, please f
k off to the Brexit party.
four out of five according to most sources...PositronicRay said:
I'd like to see the end of the party whip and have free votes.
With our form of rule I can see why it's there in the HoC, even if I don't agree with it really. But it definitely has no place in the HoL. Heseltine is so principled he had to have the whip taken off him... Just like people like Soubry are so principled that they won't stand for re-election on their new ticket. Aholes the lot of them.
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