skybluetony176
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Do you never read back what you’re typing? I know you’re having a difficult day but just read it back before post. You’re sounding like an hysterical child.
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Alan Dugdales Moustache
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I thought the press questions were weak. He hardly answered any and no one came back at him.
Saying goodby to work colleagues didn't necessitate alcohol. A simple observation none of them put to him .
skybluetony176
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Boris lad snapping at the little lady. The veil slipped
news.sky.com
Beth Rigby tells Boris Johnson: 'Three in five Britons think you should'
Boris Johnson has faced the media for the first time since the Sue Gray report revealed drinking, fighting and karaoke took place at Downing Street during lockdown.
Terry Gibson's perm
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Boris lad snapping at the little lady. The veil slipped
Beth Rigby tells Boris Johnson: 'Three in five Britons think you should'
Boris Johnson has faced the media for the first time since the Sue Gray report revealed drinking, fighting and karaoke took place at Downing Street during lockdown.
Hopefully starting to see the majority of sensible people don’t want him and many never did. The usual waffle going on about a war we really don’t need to be trying to take a front row seat in and an increase in the cost of living his government has helped create.
skybluetony176
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Douglas Ross setting himself up to be disappointed. He seems to be the only person in the country that doesn’t realise that Boris won’t resign until he’ll freezes over
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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He seems to think the country can't cope without the karaoke greasy hog in charge of our war in Ukraine.
Bugsy
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Otis
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The way he talks you would think Russia has invaded the UK.
skybluetony176
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The war in Ukraine is such a red herring. Parliament is speaking with one voice on Ukraine and it echoes public opinion. The idea that Boris is the only one holding support for Ukraine together is just bollocks. It’s also pretty low to use the war in Ukraine as some sort of human shield to save his own back.
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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Robert Peston has just said this on the ITV news
" It's without doubt that Boris Johnson lied but the question is did he do it consciously"
No it isn't. Besides, that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
" It's without doubt that Boris Johnson lied but the question is did he do it consciously"
No it isn't. Besides, that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
skybluetony176
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Wait.. what? Boris Johnson is a liar! Wait until his ex wives, mistresses and ex girlfriend’s he cheated on find out. They’re going to be livid. Still, at least he’s a good father. Unless you’re that illegitimate kid he has nothing to do with and denied the existence of for most of its life. Or one of the kids that’s disowned him.Robert Peston has just said this on the ITV news
" It's without doubt that Boris Johnson lied but the question is did he do it consciously"
No it isn't. Besides, that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
skybluetony176
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The sycophants are trying to say Boris has to stay because he’s delivering his manifesto. Except freezing NI, freezing income tax, protecting the triple lock, taking back control of our borders, not putting a border in the Irish Sea between NI and the rest of the UK.
SBAndy
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That’s as far as he got. Ignored the “raine” bit at the end of it. Lazy twat.
fatso
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I'm suprised he didn't chin the c**t from Sky, that's Sky who have recently hiked their prices in the middle of a cost of living crisis despite making shit loads of profit!Boris lad snapping at the little lady. The veil slipped
Beth Rigby tells Boris Johnson: 'Three in five Britons think you should'
Boris Johnson has faced the media for the first time since the Sue Gray report revealed drinking, fighting and karaoke took place at Downing Street during lockdown.
People in glass houses ......
Otis
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Yes, but you don't need Sky, but do need food and do need to be able to heat your house.
Not the same thing at all.
skybluetony176
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fatso
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I think your missing my point there Otis,
Sky can't control the price of food or heating. They can however control the price of their product which hundreds of thousands of people are currently under contract with.
If they want to take the moral high ground why not reduce prices or better still allow people who are struggling to cancel their conracts.
It isn’t and it’s kind of irrelevant as Rigby isn’t Sky and has nothing to do with their pricing decisions
However most people who have sky will be tied into contracts so will have to suffer price increases or break contract.
Edit - Fatso beat me to it.
Let’s be honest there’s a lot of profiteering going on. Bailey was right to warn about risks of wage price spiral (although communicated it poorly) but he also should’ve said big business also needs to suck it up and try to swallow some of the inflation to help avoid this
Otis
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Exactly that. Rigby isn't Sky.
If we are annoyed with Tesco, do we have a go at the girl on the tills?
The comment was that he should chin her (the c**t)
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Does this mean Tories will now expand their cliche beyond the unemployed bathing in the delights of Sky...?
Boris Johnson can do a lot more to ease the cost of living crisis than Beth Rigby can.
David O'Day
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wonder if the folks trotted out to attack a windfall tax are feeling used and stupid?
looks 2 big policy wins for Labour today
looks 2 big policy wins for Labour today
They're already saying that Labour's plan for a windfall tax wouldn't work, but the Conservative's version is wonderful.
Imagine putting in place a policy to help the worst off in society not because you want to, or because you feel like helping those in need, but because you need to cover for the Prime Minister's law breaking.
shmmeee
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How much power do you think Beth Rigby has in setting Sky prices?
And I seriously doubt many struggling families are springing for Sky. Most I know don’t even have a TV licence.
David O'Day
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Also everyone who said Partygate didn't matter was wrong as it's finally got the tories to take some action to help the people of this country with the cost of living crisis. Even if it is just to deflect from for it.
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stupot07
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There were no parties, blah blah blah
Sorry, We can't talk about it, we need to wait for Sue Gray report
(Met decided to investigate)
Sorry, We can't talk about it until the met investigation is completed
(Met investigation completed)
Sorry, We can't talk about it, we need to wait for Sue Gray report
(Sue Gray report released)
Time to move on.
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Sorry, We can't talk about it, we need to wait for Sue Gray report
(Met decided to investigate)
Sorry, We can't talk about it until the met investigation is completed
(Met investigation completed)
Sorry, We can't talk about it, we need to wait for Sue Gray report
(Sue Gray report released)
Time to move on.
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skybluetony176
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What our country has been reduced to. Can’t say we wasn’t warned
Rory Stewart is right, we can’t have a government not focussed on the significant issues we as a country are facing…and that’s what the Tory MPs should be considering. I personally think Johnson should try to put this to bed himself (as he wont resign) and call a confidence vote…I won’t hold my breath though
They were always going to take more action. Sunak had said he wanted to know what the energy cap might rise to in Oct first. The timing of the announcement is embarrassingly transparent though !
skybluetony176
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He definitely won’t resign, I think he’s too coward to call a confidence vote. I don’t think he’s confident he could win one.
Otis
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His ego is too big too. He plays by his own rules.
David O'Day
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Lads it's not a windfall tax it's a "A temporary targeted energy profits levy"