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skybluetony176
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That about sums it up
They don’t make Tories like they used to.
They don’t make Tories like they used to.
Grendel
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skybluetony176
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Grendel
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Did you vote for William "save the pound" Hague Tony?
The reason they didn't know what they were doing with Brexit is because they don't have a guy in the party who didn't actually kill a dog?
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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I've no problem with energy being its own department - it's incredibly important just on its own - as is Business.
But at the same time I feel like Sunak is creating jobs for people to keep them sweet.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Also see that once again it has been up to the bastion of democracy the HoL to stop legislation that would pretty much ban protests.
Grendel
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The reason they didn't know what they were doing with Brexit is because they don't have a guy in the party who didn't actually kill a dog?
Hesiltine is an odious wanker and it’s more a reference to the fact Tony voted for the party when Haig and Howard were party leaders - never mind
Brighton Sky Blue
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He just worked harder than everyone else
Boris Johnson nears £5m in earnings since leaving office
It comes after the former PM's latest declaration of a £2.5m advance payment for speaking events.
www.bbc.co.uk
He just worked harder than everyone else
Boris Johnson nears £5m in earnings since leaving office
It comes after the former PM's latest declaration of a £2.5m advance payment for speaking events.www.bbc.co.uk
Certainly sorted out his money worries
Terry Gibson's perm
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He just worked harder than everyone else
Boris Johnson nears £5m in earnings since leaving office
It comes after the former PM's latest declaration of a £2.5m advance payment for speaking events.www.bbc.co.uk
Honestly who pays for this crap what could he possibly talk about of any interest.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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People like Boris can get through money with no problem at all. Especially as I imagine he has a lot of alimony and child-maintenance to pay.
He'll probably be broke again soon enough.
fernandopartridge
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Tony happy being out as a traditional Tory at least, good for you Tone, take pride
Brighton Sky Blue
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Someone like him should never have had money worries in the first place.
David O'Day
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Boris will be well jell now Zelensky has a new mate in Sunak 
skybluetony176
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Actually I didn’t.
skybluetony176
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Could have been worse. I could have voted for Boris like you in 2016.Tony happy being out as a traditional Tory at least, good for you Tone, take pride
Grendel
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Do you want Hezzas big whopper chopper Tony
Grendel
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skybluetony176
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Back to the homoerotic fantasies again. You do understand that I’m not homophonic so when you resort to your attempts at homophobic insults I’m not insulted. Speaks volumes about you though you sad little man.
skybluetony176
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Okay. For the record my voting record at GE’s is as follows.
Major
Major
Blair
Kennedy
Cameron
Cameron
2016 a path that wasn’t a de facto vote for Boris
Corbyn
Corbyn
Grendel
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it’s a newspaper headline from the 80’s? as for sad little men with homosexual postings..
I hope...
I understand it well enough to understand that when a manager is sacked in the championship and drops a league to rebuild his career it makes him a league one standard manager. When/if he gains enough success to either win promotion up to the championship or does enough to turn the eye of a...
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Grendel
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Im a bit puzzled here tony as you said you voted for Blair in his first election so that’s 1997 isn’t it?
Oh Jeremy Corbyn
Only the parliamentary members get a vote not party members. Last time I looked party members got a vote to choose between the 2 contestants who polled highest in ballot of MP's. But Leadsom dropped out leaving only May in the hat, so no vote was needed.
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fernandopartridge
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Cameron was the PM then friend and I'd voted Labour at the last election
Grendel
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tony was still in his Bullingdon Club years then
stupot07
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Yes his legal representation against the public inquiry is being funded by the public purse.He just worked harder than everyone else
Boris Johnson nears £5m in earnings since leaving office
It comes after the former PM's latest declaration of a £2.5m advance payment for speaking events.www.bbc.co.uk
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Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Quite simple. He doesn't.
He wants to be an MP for the power and prestige. To be in the top job(s). He's not in it to listen to constituent's complaints or sit on the backbenchs. So if that's what it involves he can't be arsed with it.
David O'Day
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we should open a sweepstake on when 30p lee gets sacked
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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How much is the stake going to be
skybluetony176
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skybluetony176
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If anyone was ever wondering what the living definition of a cult is
clint van damme
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Why are we the only G7 country thats economy hasn't returned to pre pandemic levels?
Why does no one ask these cunts when they trot out this bullshit?