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odders 02-02-2022 07:23

Who would you let run the country?
 
This isn't about colours or aligning to a party. Its who out there in those 570+ parliamentary seats. If there's a vgood front bencher through the last 2years of nonsense its....


Brother Rishi

Im sure there's some good backbenchers who continually support their community. But who's got the balls to stepup make this country proud again.

monkey hanger 02-02-2022 09:26

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
have always wondered why backbenchers from both sides of the house always remain there even when popular in their constituancies but others always seem earmarked for success.

Margaret Pilkington 02-02-2022 09:53

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
Nope I cannot see anyone who I could nominate to run the country.

Not only that, changing leaders right now is not the best idea……there is a lot of stuff that needs dealing with, but I cannot see anyone who has the cojones or the brains to do it.
(Yes, these career politicians are all well educated, but that does not mean they have brains or skills to do the sorting)

What I do know is that Keir Starmer and his crew would definitely be out of the running.
The stock in trade of politicians is lies, obfuscations and skulduggery…….oh yes and a thick skin.
If you do not have those then you will go nowhere in politics

monkey hanger 02-02-2022 10:59

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
the unfornunate thing is that the country has come to a stage where its become more like a presidential election. people vote for one leader or another and not the policies they stand for.

cashman 02-02-2022 13:42

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
saw a video Starmer made yesterday he says another election should say yes or no to Remain In Brexit, a great example of how he loves DEMOCRACY, i dont think. so that to me is a great example of what could happen if we change leader, whon you know damn well there are remoaners on every side of politics. if anyone who voted leave is that thick i would be stunned.

monkey hanger 03-02-2022 09:58

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
democracy is great when politicians get there own way. it always makes me wonder how much those remainers have lost in their back pockets when the vote went against them.

cashman 03-02-2022 10:09

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
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Originally Posted by monkey hanger (Post 1263380)
democracy is great when politicians get there own way. it always makes me wonder how much those remainers have lost in their back pockets when the vote went against them.

thats the only thing the anti democratic gets care about,

Bob Dobson 03-02-2022 10:48

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
People cannot see that Keir Starmer is a sick man - he's got bellyache.

cashman 03-02-2022 10:49

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
anyone who let jimmy saville off has more than bellyache imho.

Mark2009 12-04-2022 18:41

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
Not somebody who doesn't know what his own rules. I knew I couldn't have a party. Got to ask, what other rules don't he know. We shouldn't be stuck with somebody because nobody else is suitable.

cashman 12-04-2022 19:33

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
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Originally Posted by Mark2009 (Post 1265936)
Not somebody who doesn't know what his own rules. I knew I couldn't have a party. Got to ask, what other rules don't he know. We shouldn't be stuck with somebody because nobody else is suitable.

perhaps someone says the same about you mark?

dotti34 13-04-2022 05:18

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
We have a Federal election coming up in May over here and I received a funny this morning which just about sums up what I think of politicians.

‘Circuses are struggling to find new clowns as top prospects continue to go into politics’.

Margaret Pilkington 13-04-2022 10:32

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
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Originally Posted by Mark2009 (Post 1265936)
Not somebody who doesn't know what his own rules. I knew I couldn't have a party. Got to ask, what other rules don't he know. We shouldn't be stuck with somebody because nobody else is suitable.

The thing is the rule makers did not believe the rules were aimed at them.
There were others too who broke the rules and this was much earlier in the pandemic….when things were less clear about the virus and before the jabs got doled out.
Neil Ferguson was one who broke the rules for a bit of leg over with his paramour.
Dominic Cummings……the Hancock guy…..who was at one time minister for health.
And please do not try to tell me that there were none of those in the Labour Party slinging mud who were whiter than white…because I do not buy it.
There were lots of ordinary people too who either broke or stretched the rules to breaking point.
You may tell me that these were not running the country….NO….they weren’ t but you can only occupy the high ground if you are faultless.

The problem was caused by lockdown fatigue….and a series of rules that were made just so that it looked like something was being done.

You have to also remember that many of these people involved in this situation would be part of a working bubble….meeting in their day to day work…..and wasn’t it said that alcohol killed this virus?

The media have yet again whipped up a feeding frenzy….and the folk of this country who enjoy ‘outrage by proxy’ are getting high on the effects.

DaveinGermany 13-04-2022 14:25

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1265945)
…..and wasn’t it said that alcohol killed this virus?


Best bit of advice they came up with if you ask me, so I therefore doubled my intake & I was fine, no covid for me! :D

taddy 13-04-2022 16:12

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
[QUOTE=DaveinGermany;1265952]Best bit of advice they came up with if you ask me, so I therefore doubled my intake & I was fine, no covid for me!

I thought of something very simular (BUT) if I doubled my daily dose of hobgoblin then I would probably be unable to stand up for a day or two but then again (why not), you only get one opportunity in life.(hic, hic)

Mark2009 13-04-2022 18:43

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
The ministerial code says that mp s should be truthful at all times in the house and should correct untrue information as soon as possible. The PM unfortunately is the one who decides how it should be dealt with when this happens.

cashman 13-04-2022 18:52

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
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Originally Posted by Mark2009 (Post 1265960)
The ministerial code says that mp s should be truthful at all times in the house and should correct untrue information as soon as possible. The PM unfortunately is the one who decides how it should be dealt with when this happens.

if you think any party tells the truth in the house you are dafter than i thought. a few do the rest do not. especially Starmer and i was a member for over 20 yrs of the Labour.

Margaret Pilkington 13-04-2022 19:41

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark2009 (Post 1265960)
The ministerial code says that mp s should be truthful at all times in the house and should correct untrue information as soon as possible. The PM unfortunately is the one who decides how it should be dealt with when this happens.

Anyone who believes MP’s follow the ‘being truthful at all times’ has to be deluded.
Most of the people who are in Parliament were elected on a tissue of lies…..most of those who become MP’s got there because they and their party have made promises that they have no idea how to(or intention) of keeping.
Now I live in the real world, and maybe I am a cynical baggage, but I would be shocked if I felt MP’s were telling me truthfully what was going on in Parliament.

Margaret Pilkington 13-04-2022 19:50

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
And if by chance The PM and the Chancellor resigned…..who can you see who has the small round things to take over?
The Horizon is bereft of political talent…yes there are those who have ambition, but no credentials to take over….especially with the current world situation.
I am not hopeful of that changing any time soon.
The whole ‘party gate’ situation has been blown out of all proportion.
Over hyped by the main stream media….they love to whip up outrage.

It has become emotional, (folk keep talking about their relatives funerals, people dying alone…..would the resignation of these politicians change that…or ameliorate the effects…because I was one of those who attended a very minimal funeral for my mother…..but that cannot be changed)but you cannot let emotions over-ride common sense.

I am just saying it how I see it.
I do not ask or expect you to share my views.

cashman 14-04-2022 06:28

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
i agree entirely.

Margaret Pilkington 14-04-2022 07:24

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
Thank you Cashy….I am glad I am not in a club with just one member ….Me!

Margaret Pilkington 14-04-2022 07:26

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
I think the ministerial code and MP’s is like the Highway Code is to BMW drivers…….OK for the plebs but not for the elites like them.

Less 14-04-2022 09:53

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
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Who would you let run the country?
Well, I've been able to vote for over 50 years and looking back at the sad and often diabolical Governments I have both intentionally & unintentionally helped into power with my little X, I think the answer is obvious, I and the rest of the voters, would let anybody run the country except for someone that is competent to do the job.
:thankya:

maxthecollie 14-04-2022 10:34

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
We haven't even got a ruling party fit to run our local council, with an EX MP stirring things up

DaveinGermany 14-04-2022 14:02

Re: Who would you let run the country?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark2009 (Post 1265960)
The ministerial code says that mp s should be truthful at all times in the house and should correct untrue information as soon as possible.


Aye well, what something says & actually how people react are often 2 very different things my friend.


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