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Dave42 18-01-2022 21:34
Re: All those No.10 lockdown parties
 
Senior Conservative backbencher tells me tonight they are confident of getting to 54 letters tomorrow to try and oust the PM.

“Up the revolution!” they tell me.

No 10 / whips subjecting them to “threats and blackmail” but has only angered MPs further, they say.

https://twitter.com/PaulBrandITV/sta...50603997597702

be bye bye Johnson soon the worst PM in our country ever

1andrew1 18-01-2022 21:36
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He hasn’t said that. What he said about not being told it was against the rules was in answer to the allegation that he was told just that.

You have changed his denial into a separate assertion.
This might help you to understand the situation.
https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...5&d=1642541745

Dave42 18-01-2022 21:39
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36110175)
This might help you to understand the situation.
https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...5&d=1642541745
OB will still try defend the undefendable Johnson thinking we are all so stupid by saying i dont know rules i made

1andrew1 18-01-2022 22:06
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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36110176)
OB will still try defend the undefendable Johnson thinking we are all so stupid by saying i dont know rules i made
Indeed.

Watching the Beth Rigby interview made for uncomfortable viewing. In terms of a bad interview, it was only beaten by Prince Andrew's.

Dave42 18-01-2022 22:07
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36110178)
Indeed.

Watching the Beth Rigby interview made for uncomfortable viewing. In terms of a bad interview, it was only beaten by Prince Andrew's.
exactly Andrew

Mr K 18-01-2022 22:08
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My letter has gone in, but don't know if it counts??:confused:

Anyway, whatever your politics the country is better off without Big Dog living it large at our expense. Let him take that wallpaper as a keepsake.

Dave42 18-01-2022 22:18
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One senior Tory has messaged me to say they are hearing there might be a statement from Sir Graham Brady first thing tomorrow morning and that the PM has been told tonight.
Not confirmed - but there’s a sense of real movement tonight.
#DowningStreetParties

https://twitter.com/STVKathryn/statu...62077478342656
the momentum against Johnson seems to be gathering very quickly

Mod edit (Chris): Please don’t forget to put quote tags around content you’re … welll … quoting. It gets quite confusing otherwise.

1andrew1 18-01-2022 22:22
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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36110180)
My letter has gone in, but don't know if it counts??:confused:

Anyway, whatever your politics the country is better off without Big Dog living it large at our expense. Let him take that wallpaper as a keepsake.
If K stands for Kawczynski, Knight, Kruger or Kwarteng then it's possibly not wasted.

jfman 18-01-2022 23:20
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It’d be a great laugh if Johnson actually won the vote of no confidence (assuming there is one). I genuinely hope he does. The public will see through the charade the process is anyway and there will be no bounce in the polls the issue of “next leader” just trundles along until the next farce.

If we are stuck with the Tories until 2024 then a civil war while led by a buffoon at least provides entertainment value and (assuming Labour can’t win in Scotland) a better chance of a working majority for Starmer.

He’s terminal. The only question is whether to put him out his misery or not.

1andrew1 19-01-2022 08:09
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It's embarrassing to be British at the moment. We should be at the heart of the West putting the pressure on Russia over Ukraine. Instead, we're being ridiculed by Ghana who called out the campaign to save Johnson as "Operation Deadmeat".

The sooner the Big Dog is put down the better. I'm certainly looking forward to PMQs.

Chris 19-01-2022 11:48
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36110205)
It's embarrassing to be British at the moment. We should be at the heart of the West putting the pressure on Russia over Ukraine. Instead, we're being ridiculed by Ghana who called out the campaign to save Johnson as "Operation Deadmeat".

The sooner the Big Dog is put down the better. I'm certainly looking forward to PMQs.
Actually we are involved in Ukraine, far more deeply than many realise. It’s not an either/or situation - government goes on even when the prime minister is a numpty.

https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/brit...ns-to-ukraine/

Dave42 19-01-2022 11:55
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Bury South MP Christian Wakeford has this morning defected from the Conservatives to Labour.

https://news.sky.com/story/tory-mp-d...rship-12519919

1andrew1 19-01-2022 11:58
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Terrible timing for Johnson.
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Tory MP defects to Labour party

Christian Wakeford, the MP for Bury South, has defected to the Labour Party this afternoon, Sir Keir Starmer has confirmed.

In a statement, the Labour leader said: "I would like to welcome Christian Wakeford to the Labour Party. He has always put the people of Bury South first.

"As Christian said, the policies of the Conservative government are doing nothing to help the people of Bury South and indeed are only making the struggles they face on a daily basis worse.

"People across Britain faces a cost of living crisis but this incompetent Tory government is asleep at the wheel, distracted by a chaos of its own making. Meanwhile families, businesses and pensioners are suffering from the Conservative failure to tackle rising food, fuel and energy prices.

"Labour are the only ones who have put forward a plan to help people through the Tory cost of living crisis.
https://news.sky.com/story/boris-joh...armer-12514080

papa smurf 19-01-2022 12:13
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Sir wet flannel is making a right Horlicks of PMQ's.

mrmistoffelees 19-01-2022 12:16
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36110236)
Sir wet flannel is making a right Horlicks of PMQ's.

I think you should consider driving to Barnard Castle.


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