If only his actions as London mayor gave us some clue as to what kind of politician he was and what kind of prime minister he'd be!The bloke is a bleeping menace to society.
If only his actions as London mayor gave us some clue as to what kind of politician he was and what kind of prime minister he'd be!The bloke is a bleeping menace to society.
That’s putting it politely.The bloke is a bleeping menace to society.
I've heard that the people in his (Sunak) constituency worship the ground he walks on.That’s putting it politely.
The fucker makes Berlusconi look like a bloody amateur.
I have to say Sunak’s decency, integrity and accountability in government is going marvellously so far.![]()
The best Berlusconi thing was that at one of his infamous parties the Czech ambassador was photographed "naked and obviously aroused" and had to resign as a result.The fucker makes Berlusconi look like a bloody amateur.
I always knew those Ferroro Roches were a gateway to sin.The best Berlusconi thing was that at one of his infamous parties the Czech ambassador was photographed "naked and obviously aroused" and had to resign as a result.
Sounds good and I'll check it out later.Watched Piers Moron interview Rosie Duffield last night ... excellent interview I must say. It's probably on Youtube ... Piers made a good point asking where Jess Phillips was in all of this abuse Rosie is receiving considering she is all about defending women against violence. The Labour Party are in a real mess over trans-rights vis-a-vis female rights.
Surely taking a strong stance on the trans rights issue would in itself be divisive.Sounds good and I'll check it out later.
I really don't get Labour's bs. I already thought Keir Starmer was pretty milquetoast, but when he couldn't say if a woman had a penis or not, I thought wow, he's got the strength and integrity of a wet paper towel.
A party that refuses to take strong stances on anything, because they've basically got the next election sewn up, has chose to take such a ridiculous divisive stance that shows they couldn't care less about women, or at least haven't thought things through properly.
They pretty much have, as far as I'm concerned, when they've refused to speak up about women's spaces, or the basic facts of women's biology. I'm not asking for anything absurd or hateful, that's not me and has never been me, but for God's sake, if the question 'do women have penises' is difficult to answer, you've taken a very clear stance - women's concerns and presence in our party are secondary to appeasing trans rights activists.Surely taking a strong stance on the trans rights issue would in itself be divisive.
It seems to me that while on the face of it a simple question, "do women have penises" and requiring a 'yes' or 'no' answer is actually an obvious and clumsy attempt at a 'gotcha journalism' (and as it was asked by Nick Ferrari it should be no surprise). One wonders what the next question would have been if Starmer had answered 'yes' or 'no'.They pretty much have, as far as I'm concerned, when they've refused to speak up about women's spaces, or the basic facts of women's biology. I'm not asking for anything absurd or hateful, that's not me and has never been me, but for God's sake, if the question 'do women have penises' is difficult to answer, you've taken a very clear stance - women's concerns and presence in our party are secondary to appeasing trans rights activists.
Not to be cliche but silence in many political issues is a choice. A choice that lets half of their voters know what little regard their issues are given.
I think in the case of Isla Bryson/Adam Graham it should be they committed the crime as a man so you stand trial as a man and go to jail as a man.It seems to me that while on the face of it a simple question, "do women have penises" and requiring a 'yes' or 'no' answer is actually an obvious and clumsy attempt at a 'gotcha journalism' (and as it was asked by Nick Ferrari it should be no surprise). One wonders what the next question would have been if Starmer had answered 'yes' or 'no'.
Is there a way of respecting both the rights of women and trans people? I don't know the answer. It's one of the very few issues that I find it impossible to take a definitive position upon. I very much believe in live and let live but also that people's rights should not be gained at the detriment of others.
I do agree that a blanket policy may not be the best thing in all cases.At the end of the day it's up to the courts and the prison service. And probably the Supreme Court in the end. I don't think a blanket policy for things like that makes any sense, tbh.
Ooh that rings a bellBe funny if it's Sunak. Be satisfying if it's Schapps. Be glorious if it's Rees-Smug.Speaking of which, did I read it right he's got a new show on GB News coming? Geezus, do these MPs want to be MPs or celebrities? duck sake ... ENOUGH. There is a saying in US politics: Washington is just Hollywood for ugly people ... I think it's getting that way here now.