Cabinet reshuffle Feb 2020
Discussion
markyb_lcy said:
Condi said:
turbobloke said:
Far more to the point, it doesn't by any stretch mean he's right, as above it's more likely to mean he's bitter and twisted about the UK leaving the EU under Boris's bar stewardship, leading to the old pop's pop at Boris. Most undignified for a pensioner.
Not everything is about Brexit. Sometimes comments are apolitical, but simply an observation on the man. This series of posts refers to Heseltine, so brexit is squarely in the frame. Like many remoaners the man was/is obsessed. The media has accurately described him as "staunch remainer Michael Heseltine", "Michael Heseltine is a lifelong ardent europhile", "pro-EU Michael Heseltine". The fact that Boris's win got the UK out of the EU last month sticks in his craw without a doubt. The rest follows.
General remarks about apolitical this and that are...general. Heseltine was a pro-EU zealot. Those who point this out aren't 'brexiteers' just people who are aware of the nature of Heseltine.
turbobloke said:
markyb_lcy said:
Condi said:
turbobloke said:
Far more to the point, it doesn't by any stretch mean he's right, as above it's more likely to mean he's bitter and twisted about the UK leaving the EU under Boris's bar stewardship, leading to the old pop's pop at Boris. Most undignified for a pensioner.
Not everything is about Brexit. Sometimes comments are apolitical, but simply an observation on the man. This series of posts refers to Heseltine, so brexit is squarely in the frame. Like many remoaners the man was/is obsessed. The media has accurately described him as "staunch remainer Michael Heseltine", "Michael Heseltine is a lifelong ardent europhile", "pro-EU Michael Heseltine". The fact that Boris's win got the UK out of the EU last month sticks in his craw without a doubt. The rest follows.
General remarks about apolitical this and that are...general. Heseltine was a pro-EU zealot. Those who point this out aren't 'brexiteers' just people who are aware of the nature of Heseltine.
markyb_lcy said:
turbobloke said:
markyb_lcy said:
Condi said:
turbobloke said:
Far more to the point, it doesn't by any stretch mean he's right, as above it's more likely to mean he's bitter and twisted about the UK leaving the EU under Boris's bar stewardship, leading to the old pop's pop at Boris. Most undignified for a pensioner.
Not everything is about Brexit. Sometimes comments are apolitical, but simply an observation on the man. This series of posts refers to Heseltine, so brexit is squarely in the frame. Like many remoaners the man was/is obsessed. The media has accurately described him as "staunch remainer Michael Heseltine", "Michael Heseltine is a lifelong ardent europhile", "pro-EU Michael Heseltine". The fact that Boris's win got the UK out of the EU last month sticks in his craw without a doubt. The rest follows.
General remarks about apolitical this and that are...general. Heseltine was a pro-EU zealot. Those who point this out aren't 'brexiteers' just people who are aware of the nature of Heseltine.
turbobloke said:
markyb_lcy said:
turbobloke said:
markyb_lcy said:
Condi said:
turbobloke said:
Far more to the point, it doesn't by any stretch mean he's right, as above it's more likely to mean he's bitter and twisted about the UK leaving the EU under Boris's bar stewardship, leading to the old pop's pop at Boris. Most undignified for a pensioner.
Not everything is about Brexit. Sometimes comments are apolitical, but simply an observation on the man. This series of posts refers to Heseltine, so brexit is squarely in the frame. Like many remoaners the man was/is obsessed. The media has accurately described him as "staunch remainer Michael Heseltine", "Michael Heseltine is a lifelong ardent europhile", "pro-EU Michael Heseltine". The fact that Boris's win got the UK out of the EU last month sticks in his craw without a doubt. The rest follows.
General remarks about apolitical this and that are...general. Heseltine was a pro-EU zealot. Those who point this out aren't 'brexiteers' just people who are aware of the nature of Heseltine.
You’re the one who has attributed a generalised comment about the nature of Boris as a leader/individual as being about brexit just because the author has strong views on brexit.
So either you read Hesaltine’s mind, or you’re speculating. When I suggested you were speculating, you doubled down.
markyb_lcy said:
turbobloke said:
markyb_lcy said:
turbobloke said:
markyb_lcy said:
Condi said:
turbobloke said:
Far more to the point, it doesn't by any stretch mean he's right, as above it's more likely to mean he's bitter and twisted about the UK leaving the EU under Boris's bar stewardship, leading to the old pop's pop at Boris. Most undignified for a pensioner.
Not everything is about Brexit. Sometimes comments are apolitical, but simply an observation on the man. This series of posts refers to Heseltine, so brexit is squarely in the frame. Like many remoaners the man was/is obsessed. The media has accurately described him as "staunch remainer Michael Heseltine", "Michael Heseltine is a lifelong ardent europhile", "pro-EU Michael Heseltine". The fact that Boris's win got the UK out of the EU last month sticks in his craw without a doubt. The rest follows.
General remarks about apolitical this and that are...general. Heseltine was a pro-EU zealot. Those who point this out aren't 'brexiteers' just people who are aware of the nature of Heseltine.
You’re the one who has attributed a generalised comment about the nature of Boris as a leader/individual as being about brexit just because the author has strong views on brexit.
So either you read Hesaltine’s mind, or you’re speculating. When I suggested you were speculating, you doubled down.
Beak, wings, webbed feet, waddle, quack, EU flag, Heseltine the lame duck. He can't let it go, as per his ilk, and pops at Boris follow.
"The Tory peer and former deputy prime minister Lord Heseltine has accused Boris Johnson of trying to 'rub the noses of Remainers in their defeat' after the prime minister announced events to commemorate the UK’s departure from the EU this coming Friday at 11pm."
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/jan/25/h...
Heseltine won't be sending a Valentine card to Boris, we knew that long ago. He'd gladly send a mush of hoary old doggerel punctuated with vacuous inapplicable analogies. Heseltine seems to think Boris was PM when the Referendum Act went onto the statute books and that the EU is based on Norman Tebbit's personal philosophy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Hx_BxzAjxg
The general who led the troops into battle then abandoned them was David Cameron yet MH loves CMD. Heseltine is so obsessed with Boris and brexit he's been spouting like that ^ for years. Listening to the above interview drivel, post-general election, shows how deluded he was and is.
catweasle said:
Brooking10 said:
Poor old Hezza getting a tough time from emboldened members of this site has a certain irony to it
Someone should write a strongly worded letter to his secretary.returning knobjocky or mcstalker old post sniffer?
Sway said:
Brooking10 said:
Poor old Hezza getting a tough time from emboldened members of this site has a certain irony to it
He's not had anything to do with this place for ages has he? Nor did he for the first years either. Did he upset any creditors while he was here?
gooner1 said:
Ah, I get trev's meaning now.
Did he upset any creditors while he was here?
He (or rather, his company, Haymarket) owned the gaff.Did he upset any creditors while he was here?
There was a certain controversy relating to an Elise... Even a mention of it back in the day would lead to a ban!
For some, Haymarket's purchase was the end of the heady old days of Oxo, VBRJ, Rammage, etc.
Sway said:
Pretty much every public comment Heseltine has made in the last few years has been rooted in Brexit...
He's one of the most bile ridden people in the whole nation over it. Let's not forget quite how much integration with the EU defined his politics.
Now now, thats no way to talk about an elderly man who has served his country unflinchingly in public office! He's one of the most bile ridden people in the whole nation over it. Let's not forget quite how much integration with the EU defined his politics.
After all Swampy ,he is a TORY Grandee, show some deference, you Rude boy lol
citizensm1th said:
catweasle said:
Brooking10 said:
Poor old Hezza getting a tough time from emboldened members of this site has a certain irony to it
Someone should write a strongly worded letter to his secretary.returning knobjocky or mcstalker old post sniffer?
It was interesting to see who Sky had wheeled out to give commentary on this .. mainly EX MP’s
Grieve still has the ability to look like he’s about to explode .. how someone can have that much hate in them
He really needs to “ Calm down dear”
I was really hoping we’d heard the last of the windbag
I think Burley interviewing Grieve might be terminal for my TV
Grieve still has the ability to look like he’s about to explode .. how someone can have that much hate in them
He really needs to “ Calm down dear”
I was really hoping we’d heard the last of the windbag
I think Burley interviewing Grieve might be terminal for my TV
Brooking10 said:
citizensm1th said:
catweasle said:
Brooking10 said:
Poor old Hezza getting a tough time from emboldened members of this site has a certain irony to it
Someone should write a strongly worded letter to his secretary.returning knobjocky or mcstalker old post sniffer?
citizensm1th said:
Brooking10 said:
citizensm1th said:
catweasle said:
Brooking10 said:
Poor old Hezza getting a tough time from emboldened members of this site has a certain irony to it
Someone should write a strongly worded letter to his secretary.returning knobjocky or mcstalker old post sniffer?
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