Sunak to make a statement outside #10 today at 5.30pm GMT

a reply to: AdultMaleHumanUK

There's 3 episodes on iPlayer so I'll binge watch them. I take it it's 4 part series then?
Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel
I've only watched it on live broadcast TV, the 3rd and last one is broadcast on Monday...I'm a bit biased with Sheen, he was a 5th former, when I was in 1st form at school, actually shared a stage with him in West Glamorgan Youth Theatre lol, so I'd love to think he was part of something of ATS type note!

a reply to: AdultMaleHumanUK

I'm not waiting till Monday! But I wont post a spoiler, so don't worry
St David's Day Rainbows to you from a Welsh woman
Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel
St David's day rainbows back at ya!🌈😁
...seriously though, it's uniquely filmed, and lots of artistic licence, but the anger of people really chilled me, because I could easily see similar being ignited in this crazy decade!🫣😱

Shame it wasn't announcing the immediate resignation and exile of himself, his cabinet and party and the abeyance of legislation enacted by the Tory majority parliament.

Oh well. A man can dream.

Just been thinking.... what if that man who was yelling something or another, was deliberately left to carry on for near much the whole of his 'statement', to make some sort of point? "See, it's even happening to me," kind of thing.
It was Sunak's face when the man started yelling that struck me..... quite literally a look of panic and "Why can't somebody shut that man up?"
Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel

That was my thoughts about the shouty ranty idiot too?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2
I listened on the radio and the shouty bloke was quiet-ish background noise, but still annoying!
Sniveling Sunak ended up being a nothing burger ramble though so sorry I bothered listening now!

9 minutes of pure Gold , George Galloway shows Sky news reporter he's no match for George Galloway


When it comes to mental chess Galloway is a Grand Master , it'll be nice to see him back in the House.

originally posted by: ARM19688
The king is abdicating in favour of William perhaps?

I'm not from England and they can do as they wish, but I would think people would rather have William then Charles. Charles and his cheating on Diana, and his wanting to be Camella's tampon is all I think about when I see pictures of him.

a reply to: AdultMaleHumanUK

Agreed!

a reply to: FlyersFan

Spot on. Apparently, he was with boot face the night before his wedding?

They're all a set of twats and none of them are actually prepared to do what is necessary to turn things around in this country.
None of them are prepared to do what is right for the ordinary, everyday British people and represent their best interest and wishes.

I could go on a rant, but what's the point....its not as if most here don't know that.

George Galloway?
I don't agree with a hell of a lot of what he says and thinks, but he's certainly a man of conviction and is prepared to stand by them.
I maybe don't like him but I do have more respect for him than I do most politicians.
And he does make me laugh sometimes.

a reply to: Freeborn

Apart from the cat thing, and saluting Saddam for his "indefatigable" stuff.

He's a left wing version of Tommy Robinson.

A bell end?

So, love him or hate him, he was democratically elected.

Suck it up Rishi.

Does he believe in democracy, or not?

Not, it would seem.

Sunak can see the writing on the wall, especially with Galloway winning Rochdale. Galloway has only got a following because of his radical comments, some true some just sensational. But he only got into Rochdale (forget about his native Scotland because they wont touch him) because he pandered, yes pandered to the Muslim voters which there are vast numbers in Rochdale. But this election should be a lesson to all those people saying "we are not going to vote", "our non voting is a protest" because he got in with a majority of about 40% of the 39% turnout of voters. So 61% didn't even vote. Now it's all about how Galloway goes about his mandate. It's alright shouting about a cease fire in Palestine but it's another kettle of fish if he's going to give in and pander to the Muslims in this country. THAT'S what Sunak was on about, but he still wont do anything about it and we all know the IT is coming.

a reply to: crayzeed

It’s inevitable this will soon become a Muslim majority country, the Muslim brotherhood stated years ago they will use our democracy against us. Once the boomers die off it’s game over. The politicians sold out long since, so what’s the point in voting? Who do you vote for exactly?

It won’t be to many years before we are a third world country, with non of the social security so many rely on. We will still have the rich and affluent areas, but the rest will resemble the slums of the third world, many places already do.

a reply to: Freeborn

Well, Galloway blocked me on twitter so he can't be all bad

Sunak though, what is the point of him?

Be careful out there with all those right wing terrorists that we are being warned about.

a reply to: AllisVibration
But that's the negativity of not voting. The apathy of not voting is down to the choices you have, but you do have a choice, good or bad. Think of it this way, if there were 1000 voters and only 1 person voted whoever he voted for would get in because the other 9999 didn't vote.
That was partly how Galloway got in, he only got about 39% of the people that voted. that was good enough, but when you do the figures 61% never voted so technically he won with, say to make it easy, 40% of 40% which is 16% of voters who voted. Now add in all the people that could have voted he would only have got 16% yet he still won.

a reply to: crayzeed

Maybe because Labour disowned it's candidate?