Rishi Sunak - Chancellor and Sajid Javid - Health Sec. Synchronised Resignations

a reply to: Encia22

The current decade is suffering because of the Tory policy's and there poor (Common sense you secure your own nation first) response to the international crisis, the next generation will suffer even more because of there blasted incompetence, selling off our top secret nationally important assets to the likes of US hedge fund's while we have a hedge fund board member (supposedly dormant while in government) sitting in Boris own cabinet.

This governments lagged affects will cause suffering to the British people for more than a decade to come no matter whom get's into power next.

And of course the downward spiral all began with the appropriately nicknamed ConDem coalition (during which the Tory's ruled the roost and had there own way meaning it was really a Tory Government in all but name).

But while I do not want to hate BJ, he is the daftest prime minister we have ever had (and that is worrying you need level headed intelligent people in charge not men whom have a history of putting there foot and there mouth in it).

Ahh, I feel kind of sorry for him despite my despising of the modern Tory's, I am at heart old Labour so even Labour falls short for me these days with the likes of another but slightly LESS idiotic character in charge of that party currently.

If the Tory's really want rid of him and IF the Queen was well enough which I don't think she is a group of them once enough were against BJ - COULD ask her to remove him without a party vote, she simply as to say he no longer has her confidence and could either call a general election or tell the Tory's to elect a new leader within there own rank's once this was done, But it would be extremely inappropriate to ask her to get involved at this stage and her current withdrawal from pubic duty's down to health so I hope that does not happen and he see's reason and resigns though a General Election would be difficult for the Tory's to win at this time, oddly while I hate the idea it would be tactically fruitful for the Tory's, they get to blame the next labour government for the problems the Current Tory's have sown for the future then get the sheeple to vote them back in and trash it all again.

a reply to: Encia22

Alex Chalk,solicitor general has just resigned.
By the morning it will be like a dam bursting,then at midday its prime ministers question time!

Will Boris still be PM at midday I wonder?
Its looking mighty shaky.

originally posted by: angelchemuel
Rishi Sunak is a member of WEF
WEF

Sajid Javid is a member of WEF
WEF

Boris? Well, as Mayor back in 2013 he said this...

London Mayor Boris Johnson has described the World Economic Forum as a "a constellation of egos involved in orgies of adulation".

Link to BBC
Then there was this in January 2020....

Boris Johnson has banned his Cabinet from attending Davos, telling them they should be focused on delivering for the people of the UK.

ITV link
Also, on WEF site, the last entry for Boris was when he was Mayor, as opposed to both Shunak and Javid are up to date.
WEF link

I am in no way defending Boris, but there are things in the background that make you go hmmmmm.....
Rainbows
Jane

So just maybe as this has not been aired on OUR TV enough and none of our reporters have ever given this to the Public he is actually NOT a bad guy at all, thanks for that Angel it makes me think I need to re-asses the guy even if I do not agree with some of his policy's, I am open to having my opinion changed but it is probably too late now.

But on a personality basis I prefer him to the current Labour Leader Starmer, still Starmer does actually have a brain and is a fully trained Barrister so at least on legal matters will probably be far better, that said his branch of Labour the so called New Labour are also known as Tory light so it will probably not feel any different in the country if an election is called and if he somehow wins it.

originally posted by: angelchemuel
Rishi Sunak is a member of WEF
WEF

Sajid Javid is a member of WEF
WEF

Boris? Well, as Mayor back in 2013 he said this...

London Mayor Boris Johnson has described the World Economic Forum as a "a constellation of egos involved in orgies of adulation".

Link to BBC
Then there was this in January 2020....

Boris Johnson has banned his Cabinet from attending Davos, telling them they should be focused on delivering for the people of the UK.

ITV link
Also, on WEF site, the last entry for Boris was when he was Mayor, as opposed to both Shunak and Javid are up to date.
WEF link

I am in no way defending Boris, but there are things in the background that make you go hmmmmm.....
Rainbows
Jane

I’ve consulted with my spirit guide, Brad, who has confirmed that Jane would find a conspiracy inside her own shadow.

Bless you, dear.

a reply to: LABTECH767

Thing is,you really don't get to the higher levels of politics in the developed world unless you have been groomed/vetted by the dark hand of the WEF-it takes years,loads of special courses and training to be moulded into a suitable candidate.
Only those totally on board for the entire 4th industrial revolution idea as outlined by Schwabb are greenlit for leadership.

Ever wonder why there are no morally decent people at the top?
Its because those people are filtered out as they do not align with the borg agenda.

a reply to: Silcone Synapse

Oh that is all too true, so many of the Prime Ministers of the Tory Party have for example been members of the Bullingdon club and that society which grew out of the Hellfire Club of the 1700's as did the Skulls over the US by all account's, think of the Skulls as the US branch of the Hellfire club.

They got up to some pretty sordid and even downright evil things according to legend those old aristocrats of the 1700's whom attended the debauchery and open devil worship of the hellfire club in there meetings and sometimes in the caves named after them, sex with unwilling servant girls was one feature apparently but back then they could pretty much do whatever they wanted though they were infamous for bringing in lots of prostitutes for the most part, no wonder syphilis was so rife among the aristocracy back then.

Today's Bullingdom club is perhaps NOT quite as evil but it is still NOT a good institution and members are infamous for trashing pub's, club's and having vile initiation ceremony's such as burning a £50 (fifty pound - British currency) note under a tramp's (poor person living homeless) nose in order to show disdain for the poor.

originally posted by: BarbaraTheEnlightened1

originally posted by: angelchemuel
Rishi Sunak is a member of WEF
WEF

Sajid Javid is a member of WEF
WEF

Boris? Well, as Mayor back in 2013 he said this...

London Mayor Boris Johnson has described the World Economic Forum as a "a constellation of egos involved in orgies of adulation".

Link to BBC
Then there was this in January 2020....

Boris Johnson has banned his Cabinet from attending Davos, telling them they should be focused on delivering for the people of the UK.

ITV link
Also, on WEF site, the last entry for Boris was when he was Mayor, as opposed to both Shunak and Javid are up to date.
WEF link

I am in no way defending Boris, but there are things in the background that make you go hmmmmm.....
Rainbows
Jane

I’ve consulted with my spirit guide, Brad, who has confirmed that Jane would find a conspiracy inside her own shadow.

Bless you, dear.

Is it ethical to use mentally challenged spirits as guides?

It is no coincidence that those in leadership who are against WEF agendas are finding themselves in the political crosshairs and it is in no way against their philosophy for a few lower members to fall on their swords to further the goals.

Johnson being competent is really beside the point as I struggle to find a single competent leader in the West currently.

Will anybody be terribly surprised when an open WEF puppet is next installed under astroturfed populist support?

originally posted by: BarbaraTheEnlightened1

originally posted by: angelchemuel
Rishi Sunak is a member of WEF
WEF

Sajid Javid is a member of WEF
WEF

Boris? Well, as Mayor back in 2013 he said this...

London Mayor Boris Johnson has described the World Economic Forum as a "a constellation of egos involved in orgies of adulation".

Link to BBC
Then there was this in January 2020....

Boris Johnson has banned his Cabinet from attending Davos, telling them they should be focused on delivering for the people of the UK.

ITV link
Also, on WEF site, the last entry for Boris was when he was Mayor, as opposed to both Shunak and Javid are up to date.
WEF link

I am in no way defending Boris, but there are things in the background that make you go hmmmmm.....
Rainbows
Jane

I’ve consulted with my spirit guide, Brad, who has confirmed that Jane would find a conspiracy inside her own shadow.

Bless you, dear.

Where's the conspiracy in her post?
Those two 'cultural enrichers' are full paid up members of WEF.
Sunak wrote all the cheques that trebled the UK debt during the WEF,WHO and Billy Goat Gates' fake pandemic.
Savid Jabbid implemented the mandatory poison injection for care home staff and the NHS.
The NHS got out of it but care home staff weren't so lucky and thousands lost their jobs due to not wanting to join in the experimental mrna jab fest.
All to be replaced with primary school level educated sub Saharan Africans.Jab free for them though.
WEF running world government's is very real,all from the horses mouth,Doctor evil Klaus Scwabb.

originally posted by: Encia22
a reply to: Freeborn

LOL! She'll probably resign as his wife.

The rumour is she already has and moved out.
He seemingly,got his....wait for it- hairdresser pregnant.
The MSM are suspiciously quiet about it.
Wait and see though,it'll be true.

a reply to: LABTECH767
Neither Kier Starmer or his party will ever get my vote while he is in charge for one reason only.... Jimmy Saville.
Regardless of him being a Barrister, there is an equal but far better qualified Barrister to challenge him, the Tory 'Quiet Man' and Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab.
Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: glen200376
Thank you
Rainbows
Jane

originally posted by: angelchemuel
a reply to: LABTECH767
Neither Kier Starmer or his party will ever get my vote while he is in charge for one reason only.... Jimmy Saville.
Regardless of him being a Barrister, there is an equal but far better qualified Barrister to challenge him, the Tory 'Quiet Man' and Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab.
Rainbows
Jane

No fan of Starmer but let's keep it realistic.

Starmer was a QC and head of the CPS.

Rabb was one step up from tea boy in the legal profession.

a reply to: angelchemuel

Let's not forget that beast Jimmy Savile was a rather enthusiastic Tory angelchemuel.

Who was close friends with some of the very top Police and Tory ministers of the time including Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

These are the same people who seemingly lose pedophile dossiers at the drop of a hat aka one Tracy May.

Kier Starmer might be a thud and as unelectable as any other Labour candidate but i don't think he is on par with that mob quite yet considering employing beasts that like to touch people and look at tractor porn seems to be right up Boris avenue.

So we now have an Iraqi born chemical engineering degree holder as Chancellor of the Exchequer , I'm sure we're in safe hands.


Sajid Javid is due to make a statement to the House after PMQ's , possibly to twist the knife.

Sajid Javid will make a statement to the House of Commons following Prime Minister's Questions this afternoon.

Mr Javid quit as health secretary last night, kicking off a series of resignations from senior and junior Conservative ministers.

The ex-minister will set out the reasons behind his departure in what could be a damaging statement for Boris Johnson.

Those with long memories in Westminster recall Geoffrey Howe's devastating resignation statement in 1990 which helped topple Margaret Thatche

There's no way Johnson can survive this and if he should call an election to try and save his skin he and his party would lose.

Election aggregator shows Labour would win most seats
There's been talk that a general election could be called by Boris Johnson to get a new mandate from the country.

An aggregator of polling by Britain Elects shows that, should a vote be held today, Labour would be the largest party - albeit without a majority.

Sir Keir Starmer's party is predicted to get 306 seats to the Conservatives' 245.

It also predicts that Boris Johnson would lose his seat, as would Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab and senior backbencher Iain Duncan Smith and Theresa Villiers.
news.sky.com...

The big girl has finished singing and gone home , Johnson should do the same for the sake of the country.

Mr Zahawi rejected reports he threatened to resign if he was not given the chancellor's post in the forced reshuffle, telling Kay Burley: "No, I didn't threaten to resign at all.

"This is a team game, and you play for the team, and you deliver for the team."

And the chancellor insisted he believed the prime minister had integrity, saying his boss was "determined to deliver for this country."
news.sky.com...

Yeah , I'm sure our country is in safe hands.

Johnson has integrity ?



Conservative Party vice chair Bim Afolami resigns live on TV

a reply to: gortex

Apparently Children's minister Will Quince has also put in his papers and done the off.

www.lbc.co.uk...

Its like rats abandoning a sinking ship by the looks of things now.

a reply to: andy06shake

Not happy about being lied to it seems.

With great sadness and regret, I have this morning tendered my resignation to the Prime Minister after I accepted and repeated assurances on Monday to the media which have now been found to be inaccurate.

I wish my successor well - it is the best job in government.
twitter.com...

originally posted by: glen200376

originally posted by: BarbaraTheEnlightened1

originally posted by: angelchemuel
Rishi Sunak is a member of WEF
WEF

Sajid Javid is a member of WEF
WEF

Boris? Well, as Mayor back in 2013 he said this...

London Mayor Boris Johnson has described the World Economic Forum as a "a constellation of egos involved in orgies of adulation".

Link to BBC
Then there was this in January 2020....

Boris Johnson has banned his Cabinet from attending Davos, telling them they should be focused on delivering for the people of the UK.

ITV link
Also, on WEF site, the last entry for Boris was when he was Mayor, as opposed to both Shunak and Javid are up to date.
WEF link

I am in no way defending Boris, but there are things in the background that make you go hmmmmm.....
Rainbows
Jane

I’ve consulted with my spirit guide, Brad, who has confirmed that Jane would find a conspiracy inside her own shadow.

Bless you, dear.

Where's the conspiracy in her post?
Those two 'cultural enrichers' are full paid up members of WEF.
Sunak wrote all the cheques that trebled the UK debt during the WEF,WHO and Billy Goat Gates' fake pandemic.
Savid Jabbid implemented the mandatory poison injection for care home staff and the NHS.
The NHS got out of it but care home staff weren't so lucky and thousands lost their jobs due to not wanting to join in the experimental mrna jab fest.
All to be replaced with primary school level educated sub Saharan Africans.Jab free for them though.
WEF running world government's is very real,all from the horses mouth,Doctor evil Klaus Scwabb.

Yup, not an ounce of conspiracy in your post though...

a reply to: Encia22

It seems that two New world order goons have walked. Half the Tories don't like globalization, so this could get interesting.

a reply to: anonentity

Its more than two now anonentity and chances are a few more Tory dominos are yet to fall.

At this point in time it's better the devil you know with boris for me.
A leader you have dirt and whi wants to stay is more likely to listen to the people.
The uk seems to be a better place to be than many other western countries.
I don't want to be part of the commie eu and I don't want to wear masks or have the jab. It's fine at the moment.

If bozo goes, we will get a wef minion turning ot all around, like they did in other places incl. The usa.

Not a fan of boris but he's better than any wef goon.