What is that "mate" of mine Sadiq Khan trying to achieve ?

 

You lost you demented little cretin, get over it and concentrate on your job you terrorist sympathiser.

6 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

Just to confirm what I said earlier. 😊

Its Andrew Neil though I’m sure some will disagree.😉

 

For those without X

BBC: "Is today's speech an admission of your popularity failure, and Nigel Farage is soaring?"
Sky News: "Are you running scared of Reform?"

LBC: "Why are you holding a press conference about Nigel Farage four years from an election?"

GB News: "Are you panicking? Is Farage rent-free in your head?"

ITV: "Do you view Nigel Farage as your main opponent?"

I posted the right wing Guardian question earlier. 

Just now, BobyBrno said:

For those without X

BBC: "Is today's speech an admission of your popularity failure, and Nigel Farage is soaring?"
Sky News: "Are you running scared of Reform?"

LBC: "Why are you holding a press conference about Nigel Farage four years from an election?"

GB News: "Are you panicking? Is Farage rent-free in your head?"

ITV: "Do you view Nigel Farage as your main opponent?"

I posted the right wing Guardian question earlier. 

And his responses?

6 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

I’ve been to Cyprus. It’s not the back of beyond. They have technology like we do. Look up your own stats. 

I’ve been busy to be honest. First time I’ve come on here for a few days and read much.

I’ll have a look if I can be arsed but I suspect I know the answer

4 minutes ago, Cheese said:

And his responses?

For balance, I'm sure he'll post them shortly

13 minutes ago, Cheese said:

And his responses?

You tell us. You watched the whole thing remember.

Edited May 29, 20251 yr by BobyBrno

8 minutes ago, Sweep said:

For balance, I'm sure he'll post them shortly

Cheese will tell us all soon.👍

12 minutes ago, Spider said:

I’ve been busy to be honest. First time I’ve come on here for a few days and read much.

I’ll have a look if I can be arsed but I suspect I know the answer

Not sure what the question was but good luck👍

35 minutes ago, Cheese said:

She was on Laura Kuenssberg on Sunday morning. She's not in the news because she spoke sense.

😊

 

 

5 hours ago, BobyBrno said:

Im agnostic but respectful of all religions. 
Im counting the number of insults you can come out with. The night is still young.😉

'Hypocrite'. From that fucker. The ultimate irony.

2 hours ago, Zico said:

Tell you who you don't hear about any more 

Angela Raynor 

Given all the criticism she used to get before labour won, now they are actually in power and facing lots of criticism I thought she'd be getting it from all angles

The penny has dropped on how thick she is. Being kept far from the limelight.

2 hours ago, Cheese said:

She was on Laura Kuenssberg on Sunday morning. She's not in the news because she's too sinister & slaggy for a family audience.

 

2 hours ago, BobyBrno said:

For those without X

BBC: "Is today's speech an admission of your popularity failure, and Nigel Farage is soaring?"
Sky News: "Are you running scared of Reform?"

LBC: "Why are you holding a press conference about Nigel Farage four years from an election?"

GB News: "Are you panicking? Is Farage rent-free in your head?"

ITV: "Do you view Nigel Farage as your main opponent?"

I posted the right wing Guardian question earlier. 

Julie is nailed on for Chancellor. 
 

21 (I think)

6 hours ago, mickbrown said:

Julie is nailed on for Chancellor. 
 

21 (I think)

Lee Anderson, Equalities.

Ann Widdecombe, Culture.

13 hours ago, BobyBrno said:

Cheese will tell us all soon.👍

You posted the questions he was asked. 🤷‍♂️ Did you not bother listening to the answers?

 

3 minutes ago, wanderer1984 said:

 

I'd be hugely surprised if that was the actual outcome of the next GE. 

Do we know what question was being asked? 

I genuinely worry for the future of the country if that's in any way an accurate reflection. 

Imagine wanking over a Darren Grimes tweet for the next 4 years.

13 minutes ago, kent_white said:

I'd be hugely surprised if that was the actual outcome of the next GE. 

Do we know what question was being asked? 

I genuinely worry for the future of the country if that's in any way an accurate reflection. 

It’s based loosely, on this poll. Where the seat projection comes from, I’m not sure. 

Edited May 30, 20251 yr by BobyBrno

22 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Imagine wanking over a Darren Grimes tweet for the next 4 years.

A tweet from Crafty Wank himself.

At the minute the Tories are dead as a political force with the majority of the right leaning voters seemingly going to Reform.

Labour has to decide between courting those who've swung to Reform or winning back those who've swung to Lib Dem/Greens/PC/SNP. Don't envy Starmer in his cause.

21 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

It’s based loosely, on this poll. Where the seat projection comes from, I’m not sure. 

Like I said. I'd be absolutely amazed if that result was the same on polling day. But it does seem like Reform have a groundswell of support - even if they are really only a single issue party. 

That's democracy for you I guess!

7 minutes ago, frank_spencer said:

A tweet from Crafty Wank himself.

At the minute the Tories are dead as a political force with the majority of the right leaning voters seemingly going to Reform.

Labour has to decide between courting those who've swung to Reform or winning back those who've swung to Lib Dem/Greens/PC/SNP. Don't envy Starmer in his cause.

I’m guessing you posted this without looking at the poll above. Labour 21% -1 Tories 2 behind up 3% If you think the Tories are dead, Labour are having the last rites read over them. Don’t shoot the messenger. 

45 minutes ago, frank_spencer said:

A tweet from Crafty Wank himself.

At the minute the Tories are dead as a political force with the majority of the right leaning voters seemingly going to Reform.

Labour has to decide between courting those who've swung to Reform or winning back those who've swung to Lib Dem/Greens/PC/SNP. Don't envy Starmer in his cause.

4 years is a long time in politics.

49 minutes ago, frank_spencer said:

A tweet from Crafty Wank himself.

At the minute the Tories are dead as a political force with the majority of the right leaning voters seemingly going to Reform.

Labour has to decide between courting those who've swung to Reform or winning back those who've swung to Lib Dem/Greens/PC/SNP. Don't envy Starmer in his cause.

I think the current tactic is to portray Farage as the defacto opposition and present the next election as a contest between the Labour Party and the far right in the hope it persuades as many LD/Green/PC/SNP voters as possible

18 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I think the current tactic is to portray Farage as the defacto opposition and present the next election as a contest between the Labour Party and the far right in the hope it persuades as many LD/Green/PC/SNP voters as possible

Not sure Labour can win another election on 'better option than the other guys' they've pissed off just as many people on the left as on the right. The Labour stance on Gaza, trans rights and disability benefit cuts especially.

1 minute ago, frank_spencer said:

Not sure Labour can win another election on 'better option than the other guys' they've pissed off just as many people on the left as on the right. The Labour stance on Gaza, trans rights and disability benefit cuts especially.

I'd say things like their stance on Gaza and trans rights is really only vote swayers for those of a Corbyn hue and it's such a small percentage of the electorate rather than holding the middle ground, which they should do. Reform, whilst possibly showing a move away from two party politics is still more of an issue for the Conservatives who are sort of performing a Reformlite routine which speaks to no one.