[Twosugars]

He is the swamp

Brexit MPs in cahoots with disaster capitalist vultures waiting to get fat on brexit

[Scarlett.]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Will this be him only..being caretaker for the brexit thing? Or having power to do other stuff too? As basically, I really do not want to crash out, but I also really really do not want Corbyn having any kind of power as..well some of his views and things he has said he will do terrify me to be quite honest. I agree with a LOT of his policies, no austerity and such. But others..nope nope nope. So that possibly would be lose lose for me, and a very difficult decision in my head!

His majority would be made up from the other parties, basically, he wouldn't really have any power outside of what needs to be done, would be impossible for him to make a power grab

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Dia.

His majority would be made up from the other parties, basically, he wouldn't really have any power outside of what needs to be done, would be impossible for him to make a power grab

Great point.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Dia.

His majority would be made up from the other parties, basically, he wouldn't really have any power outside of what needs to be done, would be impossible for him to make a power grab

Dead right.
Well said.

I tried explaining this earlier, you put it more easy on the eyes to read than me however.

[arista]

[Scarlett.]

Originally Posted by arista

God I hate newspaper 'comedy'

[arista]

Young Boris Johnson.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

The civil servant in charge of Brexit implementation has quit.

Matthew Coats’s departure in the next few weeks is a blow to the government’s no-deal planning as he was also in charge of delivering frictionless borders.

What choice do you have but to resign, when saddled with an impossible task?

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Dia.

God I hate newspaper 'comedy'

Boomer humour in general is terrible, juvenile and completely unfunny to all but the simplest of minds.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

What choice do you have but to resign, when saddled with an impossible task?

Part of me (the same part that enjoys watching horror movies) wants to see no deal brexit mess followed by an ignominious fall of this government, disgraced forever.
But then I think of the damage and check myself

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Part of me (the same part that enjoys watching horror movies) wants to see no deal brexit mess followed by an ignominious fall of this government, disgraced forever.
But then I think of the damage and check myself

Honestly if this was happening before I'd had kids I'd have been selfishly enjoying every minute of the train crash. I have anarchist tendencies at heart . But with kids (and especially having a child with a disability) it's... ... ... significantly less entertaining.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Honestly if this was happening before I'd had kids I'd have been selfishly enjoying every minute of the train crash. I have anarchist tendencies at heart . But with kids (and especially having a child with a disability) it's... ... ... significantly less entertaining.

Exactly.
That all puts a whole new perspective on the issue.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Boomer humour in general is terrible, juvenile and completely unfunny to all but the simplest of minds.

Er it's political satire , I thought you would appreciate it..

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Er it's political satire , I thought you would appreciate it..

Tbf these are rather weak examples.

The first one is plain wrong and perverse as it is bojo who is doing procedural tricks like prorogation and who knows what next

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Tbf these are rather weak examples.

The first one is plain wrong and perverse as it is bojo who is doing procedural tricks like prorogation and who knows what next

Yeah ...That's from the torygraph what did you expect

[arista]

Much Larger

Spoiler:

[arista]

[arista]

[Ammi]

...have all of the upgrades on the existing hospitals, he promised...been completed now, then...?...has that £850 million been provided...focusing on upgrading existing hospitals would to me, seem more the thing...as new builds would take up so much of a budget that is needed in equipment and improvement etc...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...have all of the upgrades on the existing hospitals, he promised...been completed now, then...?...has that £850 million been provided...focusing on upgrading existing hospitals would to me, seem more the thing...as new builds would take up so much of a budget that is needed in equipment and improvement etc...

No as UK builders are Slow

But The PM is now talking about 40 NEW hospitals
over 10 years

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

No as UK builders are Slow

But The PM is now talking about 40 NEW hospitals

..his already promised upgrades didn’t involve builders, they were upgrades to equipment and facilities being offered atm...

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

No as UK builders are Slow

But The PM is now talking about 40 NEW hospitals
over 10 years

...yeah the long term 10 year plans are the best because they don’t have to be delivered in his time in office...he’s promised the upgrades £850 million, I believe ....and those can be delivered now...so that should be his focus first if he’s genuinely dedicated to investing in the NHS...

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

No as UK builders are Slow

But The PM is now talking about 40 NEW hospitals
over 10 years

...let’s hear it for the EU builders, they’re probably a bit quicker...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...yeah the long term 10 year plans are the best because they don’t have to be delivered in his time in office...he’s promised the upgrades £850 million, I believe ....and those can be delivered now...so that should be his focus first if he’s genuinely dedicated to investing in the NHS...

I hate 10 year projection
as at this time we are stuck in every
5 Years fixed Parliament Election

And Labour ALSO use 10 Year Projection Plans,

[arista]

Sophie Ridge is Live
inside the Manchester Conference right now
talking to Health Secretary Matt Hancock.

8:30AM -9:30AM

Meanwhile Marr BBC1HD starts at 9PAM Live from Nearby BBC Salford.

Best to Record Both.


So far its 6 New Hospitals. Confirmed

Matt is talking about PFI debts of New Labour. Bugger Ups