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

a reply to: Encia22

Canny beat a bit of the old AC-DC

The count is now 37 MP doing the off.

Edit: 38!

a reply to: andy06shake

If he doesn't resign, then his whole cabinet will.

I've found some replacements for them if he wants to do a reshuffle.





He can thank me via PayPal tomorrow.

I need to clarify a few things with the points some of you made about my post.
I have only ever voted twice in my whole life. Why? Even at a young age I could see the system was broke not just in and of itself, but also the corruption.
Starmer. I am very well aware of Saville's connections to Royalty and particularly the Conservative party. My sole objection to Starmer is that he still claims when head of the CPS he knew nothing of separate submissions of evidence by TWO separate police forces. It is just my opinion, but when one file crosses the CPS desks for evaluation, and the POI is a celebrity with royal and parliamentary connections, I'm pretty damned sure that would go past my desk or at the very least I would be told about it..... let alone two from two separate forces.
By the way, the two times I did vote was for the Liberals when Kennedy was in charge.
My view, this is a WEF take over, no doubt about it in my mind, and Boris ain't playing.
Will he survive? Most likely not. Does he have a window? Maybe if things escalate (which they probably will) regarding the Ukraine before the autumn. But what do I know....

Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: Encia22

Mrs Piggy looks like Boris type methinks.

originally posted by: Hecate666
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.

I have to agree.... sadly.
Rainbows
Jane

Assad Must Go Curse...

a reply to: angelchemuel

Computer just spazzed out and replied "Piggy" for no good reason, dont know what happened there, it was not my intension Jane.

My bad.

a reply to: andy06shake

Somewhat, but more like Michael Fabricant MP

"Infamy! Infamy! They've all got it in for me!"

Oh, I forgot the Dominic Raab part..... NOT a member of WEF. In fact he has nada barring his name like a place holder on their website!
So I'm sticking to my guns about him, he's the quiet man and is probably the only one that sees both sides and what is going on. Not saying he wants promotion from Deputy to PM, but he's certainly NOT a WEF puppet like Javid or Sunak.
He's also Cambridge not Oxford graduate unlike pretty much the rest of the Bullingdon club.

Raab attended Dr Challoner's Grammar School, Amersham and spent a brief period as a volunteer on Kibbutz Sarid before studying law at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, where he had a room on the same corridor as future Channel 4 News presenter Cathy Newman.Raab spent his time at Oxford "doing a lot of karate" and captained the university karate team, and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Jurisprudence. He then pursued further studies at Jesus College, Cambridge, where he won the Clive Parry Prize for International Law, and took a Master of Laws degree.

Bit more qualified than Starmer I would think.
Anyway, I'm off to teach now
Rainbows
Jane

Looks like it will be over tonight , Cabinet ministers are in No10 with Boris , Wine O'clock one last time.

a reply to: gortex

Apparently, he's seeing them one by one, so they can't gang up on him.

For him to stay on he needs to replace the key ministers who've already resigned and those that will do later tonight if he doesn't put his head on the chopping block.

But, according to something I posted earlier, the whips can't get backbenchers to candidate themselves for those positions... no one wants those jobs, not even the cleaning staff.

Without ministers, it's a ship without sails... gov must be dissolved. Also, I'm reading he doesn't want to call a snap election because the Queen would have to be involved, either to dissolve Parliament or to throw BJ out and get the majority of ministers left to organise a leader race, and he doesn't want to put her in an awkward and embarrassing position.

It is possible that we may have a general election called very soon, some Tory's were about to jump ship to go over to Starmer's side anyway so they will probably just switch party's in order to keep there Parliamentary positions since at the moment the Tory's look set to get a real bashing.

But anything is possible through both fair mean's and foul.

And like I say what this government has done will damage the country for decades to come, whomever gets in after them will then be blamed for the crisis that they have to tackle and it's a case of rinse and repeat.

You know I am not always anti 'Conservative party', I actually believe that John Major was a good prime minister even if I get some flack for that but his fault was selling off the railways, seems that since Thatcher every Tory leader that gets in has to sell something off and what a bunch of morons for selling off the post office, now my mail keeps going to the wrong address.

(Of course Blair being a False Labour or so called New Labour is also guilty of this, he more or less privatized higher education which used to be free and turned tuition funding into loan's that shackle students with debt as well as of course privatising the NHS through the back door with those utterly ridiculous NHS Trusts that put profit before patient wellbeing AND the utterly ridiculous country destroying DEVOLUTION, I mean we are a tiny bloody island the only thing Devolution ever did was make a bunch of NEW crook's and give already corrupt councils the ability to pay there leaders whatever they wanted, and it certainly did not do anything for our nation, taking roads out of the Transport departments hand's and making councils responsible for them I have never seen so many bloody potholes in my life and they damage your car so you pay council tax AND for the repairs that the council's leaving the roads to wrack and ruin cause to your car).

(Sorry about the rant there BUT I mean Tory's and NEW Labour what is the bloody difference they are both peas in a pod and only differ on there accent's).

a reply to: gortex

wine o clock, bit of pig play and bum pinching then a good old sing song from the MPs



to which Boris will grab the mic and drop his fire



See ya later BJ its been.......weird, strange and all kinds of Fkd, onto the next buffoon

a reply to: UpThenDown

I had to chuckle at his name PINCHER and he was of course the unfortunately named Chief Whip (A party member responsible for keeping other members in line in the party and if they do not comply with the party line they can then have the Whip removed which is like being ostracised by the party or even kicked out of it though not quite as severe as the latter since it can be removed then given back at a later date and is often done so as punishment for a period of time) and yes he liked to touch and possible PINCH men, now a working class bloke would possibly have planted him right there and then but all those public school boy's, well it goes with the territory I suppose.

a reply to: UpThenDown

And when this all done and dusted he still has to face up to Carrie and the rumours surrounding his Canadian hairdresser.😉

Wispers from Westminster say he aint going anywhere ... King of the World limps on

a reply to: gortex

You know what I would not be at all surprised, he is tenacious give him that but is starting to look like Nero fiddling as Rome burn's.

a reply to: LABTECH767

Yep, it looks like Patel and Zahawi have done a U-turn and will not resign.

Even if he can do without all those Personal Private Secretaries, I don't see how he's going to fill all the other important vacancies.

I give him until the end of the week. By Monday, the 1922 Committee will change the rules (they didn't do today) and run a second no confidence vote.

a reply to: LABTECH767

.... he is tenacious.....

Tenacious?
I'd suggest that arrogant, egotistical and full of his own self-importance would describe him better.