Boris Johnson- Prime Minister (Vol. 7)
Discussion
Murph7355 said:
sim72 said:
Unknown_User said:
Mr Bercow suggested today’s Conservative party as “reactionary, populist, nationalistic and sometimes even xenophobic”.
The "sometimes even" was very generous of him as well!The report should be relatively easy to find.
Red 4 said:
IIRC a recent report concluded that The Conservative Party had probems with racism, especially towards those of an Islamic faith.
The report should be relatively easy to find.
The specific problems the report identified was inconsistent handling of complaints. They did not suggest that the party as a whole was 'racist' or suffered from Islamaphobia, or that it was an endemic problem.The report should be relatively easy to find.
But you knew that...
Tuna said:
Red 4 said:
IIRC a recent report concluded that The Conservative Party had probems with racism, especially towards those of an Islamic faith.
The report should be relatively easy to find.
The specific problems the report identified was inconsistent handling of complaints. They did not suggest that the party as a whole was 'racist' or suffered from Islamaphobia, or that it was an endemic problem.The report should be relatively easy to find.
But you knew that...
Tuna said:
Red 4 said:
IIRC a recent report concluded that The Conservative Party had probems with racism, especially towards those of an Islamic faith.
The report should be relatively easy to find.
The specific problems the report identified was inconsistent handling of complaints. They did not suggest that the party as a whole was 'racist' or suffered from Islamaphobia, or that it was an endemic problem.The report should be relatively easy to find.
But you knew that...
I didn't say the party as a whole was racist or that it is an endemic problem.
I'm not sure why you've added those points to your reply.
APontus said:
What's Boris going to do with Hancock?
He either has to keep him in position and condone the little s
t, or fire him and be a hypocrite.
Tough choice.
Hancock’s gone now IMO. He either has to keep him in position and condone the little s
t, or fire him and be a hypocrite. Tough choice.
Otherwise it will be ‘one rule for one’ allegations, this was all going on during the pandemic, I think that alone, shall we say ‘lack of social distancing’ will be enough for him to fall on his sword….
APontus said:
What's Boris going to do with Hancock?
He either has to keep him in position and condone the little st, or fire him and be a hypocrite.
Tough choice.
Yes he's in a tricky spot when it comes to shagging the staff and people you've given jobs/money to.He either has to keep him in position and condone the little s
t, or fire him and be a hypocrite. Tough choice.
Think we'll see Hancock jump (maybe with a hand on his back) rather than Boris publicly push him.
Or maybe we'll just see the usual tactic and they'll bluster through and pretend nothing happened that matters.
Red 4 said:
Murph7355 said:
sim72 said:
Unknown_User said:
Mr Bercow suggested today’s Conservative party as “reactionary, populist, nationalistic and sometimes even xenophobic”.
The "sometimes even" was very generous of him as well!The report should be relatively easy to find.
( the reports are very easy to find)
Conservative party, xenophobic.
Labour party, nothing to see here, move along.
poo at Paul's said:
APontus said:
What's Boris going to do with Hancock?
He either has to keep him in position and condone the little st, or fire him and be a hypocrite.
Tough choice.
Hancock’s gone now IMO. He either has to keep him in position and condone the little s
t, or fire him and be a hypocrite. Tough choice.
Otherwise it will be ‘one rule for one’ allegations, this was all going on during the pandemic, I think that alone, shall we say ‘lack of social distancing’ will be enough for him to fall on his sword….
IroningMan said:
I wonder what our resident Johnson champions think he should do about Hancock?
Presumably they'll wait until he's done something, and then tell us that whatever it was is the right thing.
Presumably they'll wait until he's done something, and then tell us that whatever it was is the right thing.
And not Boris’s fault in any way for appointing him in the first place or not getting rid of him earlier.
I really don't see why we are discussing Matt Hancock. This is the Boris thread.
I really don't see how the health secretary he appointed, then called useless, then said he was going to sack, then left in post, then presided over many disastrous episodes in handling the pandemic, then broke the ministerial code, then left in post, then broke the ministerial code again, then left in post and then was found to have broken the social distancing rules he made up whilst having an affair with an employee........ (and breath) has anything to do with the PM.
Having affairs with women you pay for services rendered is just one the many sacrifices ministers (and mayors) make for their constituents.
Lets not forget Jeremy Corbyn had an affair with Diane Abbot and she can't do maths, although she can probably read numbers off a piece of paper.
etc..
I really don't see how the health secretary he appointed, then called useless, then said he was going to sack, then left in post, then presided over many disastrous episodes in handling the pandemic, then broke the ministerial code, then left in post, then broke the ministerial code again, then left in post and then was found to have broken the social distancing rules he made up whilst having an affair with an employee........ (and breath) has anything to do with the PM.
Having affairs with women you pay for services rendered is just one the many sacrifices ministers (and mayors) make for their constituents.
Lets not forget Jeremy Corbyn had an affair with Diane Abbot and she can't do maths, although she can probably read numbers off a piece of paper.
etc..
robemcdonald said:
I really don't see why we are discussing Matt Hancock. This is the Boris thread.
I really don't see how the health secretary he appointed, then called useless, then said he was going to sack, then left in post, then presided over many disastrous episodes in handling the pandemic, then broke the ministerial code, then left in post, then broke the ministerial code again, then left in post and then was found to have broken the social distancing rules he made up whilst having an affair with an employee........ (and breath) has anything to do with the PM.
Having affairs with women you pay for services rendered is just one the many sacrifices ministers (and mayors) make for their constituents.
Lets not forget Jeremy Corbyn had an affair with Diane Abbot and she can't do maths, although she can probably read numbers off a piece of paper.
etc..
I think you're being a bit harsh. And you haven't even bothered to mention the fact that Gordon Brown sold all our gold...!!!I really don't see how the health secretary he appointed, then called useless, then said he was going to sack, then left in post, then presided over many disastrous episodes in handling the pandemic, then broke the ministerial code, then left in post, then broke the ministerial code again, then left in post and then was found to have broken the social distancing rules he made up whilst having an affair with an employee........ (and breath) has anything to do with the PM.
Having affairs with women you pay for services rendered is just one the many sacrifices ministers (and mayors) make for their constituents.
Lets not forget Jeremy Corbyn had an affair with Diane Abbot and she can't do maths, although she can probably read numbers off a piece of paper.
etc..
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