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Carth 06-10-2021 00:57

Re: Conservative Conference
 
He's probably only talking about Central London ;)

Maggy 06-10-2021 09:17

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36096022)
It's got nothing to do with Boris, just news people trying to stir shit . . . again.

They could have also asked the Pope, Lewis Hamilton, Paul O'Grady, Ant & Dec, or that strange Judge Judy for their opinions. . .

However Boris is the one in charge.So the buck stops with him.

Carth 06-10-2021 10:13

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36096040)
However Boris is the one in charge.So the buck stops with him.

Having not seen the news item alluded to by the twitter post Andrew read (sheeesh), I was assuming (presuming, guessing) that the 'big cervix' question' was in relation to the cervix comment made by K. Starmer last week sometime.

The only reason I see as to why a news program would question Boris on this, is to get a juicy news worthy reply with which to carry on the ridiculous (IMO) transgender crap that started it.

I honestly fail to see how the 'buck stops with Boris' here?

Maggy 06-10-2021 10:42

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36096043)
Having not seen the news item alluded to by the twitter post Andrew read (sheeesh), I was assuming (presuming, guessing) that the 'big cervix' question' was in relation to the cervix comment made by K. Starmer last week sometime.

The only reason I see as to why a news program would question Boris on this, is to get a juicy news worthy reply with which to carry on the ridiculous (IMO) transgender crap that started it.

I honestly fail to see how the 'buck stops with Boris' here?

Actually my reply is more to do with the fact he NEVER actually answers any questions.Just waffles and blusters and always manages to pass the buck.After any interviews these days I'm no wiser as to what he's actually saying. What does build back better actually mean?

jfman 06-10-2021 10:44

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Yes; when the Tories have been in power 29 years out the last 42 it’s an interesting concept that they’re unaccountable for the decades of economic failure they not profess to plan to fix.

Essentially we are government by focus groups/PR.

1andrew1 06-10-2021 10:48

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36096043)
Having not seen the news item alluded to by the twitter post Andrew read (sheeesh),

jfman posted about it, I've not seen that Tweet.

TheDaddy 06-10-2021 10:51

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36096046)
Actually my reply is more to do with the fact he NEVER actually answers any questions.Just waffles and blusters and always manages to pass the buck.After any interviews these days I'm no wiser as to what he's actually saying. What does build back better actually mean?

What does any of it actually mean, level up, build back better, get brexit done, catchy little phrases done to grab the publics attention with little to no substance behind them other than looking good in headlines, probably got it from make America great or Tory Blairs "now is nor the time for soundbites but I can feel the hand of history on our shoulders" classic

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36096047)
Yes; when the Tories have been in power 29 years out the last 42 it’s an interesting concept that they’re unaccountable for the decades of economic failure they not profess to plan to fix.

Essentially we are government by focus groups/PR.

Their great con is convincing people to vote against their best interests, they only get away with it because we allow them to

jfman 06-10-2021 10:52

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36096048)
jfman posted about it, I've not seen that Tweet.

I wasn’t sure who should be more offended ;)

Carth 06-10-2021 11:13

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36096046)
Actually my reply is more to do with the fact he NEVER actually answers any questions.Just waffles and blusters and always manages to pass the buck.After any interviews these days I'm no wiser as to what he's actually saying. What does build back better actually mean?

For what it's worth, in this day and age anyone giving a straight answer to a question is opening themselves up to a further barrage of questions, many from those who like to give the knife a little twist on the way in.

Build Back Better, I would hope, possibly means we become less reliant on other countries for our needs & requirements. How we do that is anyones guess . .


Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36096048)
jfman posted about it, I've not seen that Tweet.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36096051)
I wasn’t sure who should be more offended ;)

apologies to both :)

1andrew1 06-10-2021 11:23

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36096046)
Actually my reply is more to do with the fact he NEVER actually answers any questions.Just waffles and blusters and always manages to pass the buck.After any interviews these days I'm no wiser as to what he's actually saying. What does build back better actually mean?

To some, it's down-sizing lower margin activities like farming and moving to higher-value ones like chip design. To others it's onshoring manufacturing. To others, it's sharing wealth more equally in the future.

So, all things to all people and the next election's in the bag!

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An amusing piece. :)

Lidl Tories vs Waitrose Tories: which shop best represents the Conservative soul?
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...cid=entnewsntp

papa smurf 06-10-2021 11:31

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36096053)
To some, it's down-sizing lower margin activities like farming and moving to higher-value ones like chip design. To others it's onshoring manufacturing. To others, it's sharing wealth more equally in the future.

So, all things to all people and the next election's in the bag!

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An amusing piece. :)

Lidl Tories vs Waitrose Tories: which shop best represents the Conservative soul?
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...cid=entnewsntp



How do you design a new chip without first farming the potatoes :shrug:

Maggy 06-10-2021 11:52

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36096052)
For what it's worth, in this day and age anyone giving a straight answer to a question is opening themselves up to a further barrage of questions, many from those who like to give the knife a little twist on the way in.

Build Back Better, I would hope, possibly means we become less reliant on other countries for our needs & requirements. How we do that is anyones guess . .






apologies to both :)

If you can't give a straight answer to a straight question then surely you are opening yourself up to being seen as shifty and unreliable.

Carth 06-10-2021 11:58

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36096062)
If you can't give a straight answer to a straight question then surely you are opening yourself up to being seen as shifty and unreliable.

Definition of a Politician right there :D

Sephiroth 06-10-2021 12:06

Re: Conservative Conference
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36096053)
To some, it's down-sizing lower margin activities like farming and moving to higher-value ones like chip design. To others it's onshoring manufacturing. To others, it's sharing wealth more equally in the future.

So, all things to all people and the next election's in the bag!

---------- Post added at 11:23 ---------- Previous post was at 11:18 ----------

An amusing piece. :)

Lidl Tories vs Waitrose Tories: which shop best represents the Conservative soul?
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...cid=entnewsntp

What about our resident ASDA Tory?

jfman 06-10-2021 12:07

Re: Conservative Conference
 
New Tory economic model. I can’t wait to see the plans outlined in detail and how the deviate from the 1980s when they last introduced one!


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