notaclue
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Johnson now resorting to blackmail https://twitter.com/BethRigby/status/1484105255210082306
There is a part of me that wishes Angela Rayner was still lobbing the (verbal) grenades at Boris at PMQs - I think she has got over her "scum" outburst to develop into quite an impressive parliamentary performer. Starmer tries his best but I didn't see him exciting the masses on the benches behind him quite like Rayner (IMHO) would have done.
Johnson now resorting to blackmail https://twitter.com/BethRigby/status/1484105255210082306
Johnson now resorting to blackmail https://twitter.com/BethRigby/status/1484105255210082306
An interesting thought. And he has form, proroguing Parliament was a similar tactic.I wonder how many actual rebel MPs there are, because if there are no more than, say, 30, then I wonder if Johnson is considering withdrawing the whip, just as he did over Brexit.
I hope he does fight it. The longer this shitshow goes on, the more the public gets to see of the Tories' dirty laundry.
FFS Mogg on C4 news " the pm is such a big figure that he doesn't need sympathy from his humble servants"
Britain Trump https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politic...on-wont-quit-rebels-force-no-confidence-vote/
He'll probably resort to calling Steve Bannon to arrange a repeat of Capitol attack on the Houses of Parliament.
Johnson now resorting to blackmail https://twitter.com/BethRigby/status/1484105255210082306
I would say none of the above. The remit for her inquiry was deliberately narrowed to exclude any possibility of it being used to oust Johnson, which is why he keeps banging on about the result being so important.Will Sue Gray be:
a) Bought off (probably with a nice 7-figure PPE contract in return for a box of Kleenex tissues)
b) A stooge and lacky
c) Threatened and blackmailed
I would guess a combination of all three.
I hope he does fight it. The longer this shitshow goes on, the more the public gets to see of the Tories' dirty laundry.
Can't 'like' that post, but I fear you have a very good point.Can’t help but be reminded of the broadly similar sentiments expressed back when Brexit was going horribly wrong. And also that the result in the end was Brexit being rammed through even harder than anyone feared/dared hope, and the party regenerating into a much more virulent form.
Can’t help also, therefore, feeling a bit more pessimistic about the current situation.
Mogg is a living fossil from an era when manual workers were viewed with suspicion for their latent fecklessness and immorality, where the principal downside of industrialisation was realising you were now surrounded by hoards of masterless men and that the law had to be applied differently to those from servantless households.
In Boris, Jacob saw much to be admired.
Has he ever worn clothes that fit him?
Mogg is a living fossil from an era when manual workers were viewed with suspicion for their latent fecklessness and immorality, where the principal downside of industrialisation was realising you were now surrounded by hoards of masterless men and that the law had to be applied differently to those from servantless households.
In Boris, Jacob saw much to be admired.
An interesting thought. And he has form, proroguing Parliament was a similar tactic.