Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

You keep proving it don't you . You are deluded and unhealthily obsessed .

having seen david davis on tv this morning, i think he would make a good fist of the job
he presents and speaks well and also has some humour

that said, i had very high hopes of TM :-(

Nice to see this:

On London Bridge: Muslims hand out roses in solidarity with terror victims

the dup are a far more honest party than the liars in labour
they have values the labour party have none

that is indeed very good to see and let's hope that it expands into the future, rather as the press for peace in northern ireland eventually did

Interesting times!

David Davis I think would be a sensible candidate for tory leader. Interesting background and career.

Hammond if he had a bit more "charisma" would also be sensible.

Both consider what they are going to say before they open their mouths.

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The guy who appeals to me in Labour is Barry Gardiner. Very shrewd thoughtful guy.

But I wonder if Vince Cable will replace T Farron as a "temporary" lLib/Dem leader. Shrewd sensible and honest. (I think.)


We will see.

You are in demand Haystack , give us the lowdown .Pleasy .

Was that the misses Freda or the old codger .

Damn, there is a needle about again.

i can't determine how hard/far left barry gardiner is
he certainly supported corbyn in the vote to kick him out, but that is not condemnatory in itself

fred - please enlighten

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BG's cv on wiki makes interesting reading and he's certainly an intelligent guy who has even been in the real world of business (as well as public school)

however, even wiki does not clarify how far left he leans

La La loony tunes Fred ,what a plonker.

Having lots of trouble with my BT Email, as in:

"My BT email connection reminds me of a gorgeous naked girl rolling down a hill. Sometimes you see it, sometimes you don't."

Has somebody popped a psychedelic into your receiver?

Manuel,

BG is a moderate.

You and the tory riff raff have moved too far to the right.

The young revolt without knowing or caring what they are revolting about and in the main because the old rightly get up their noses - they blame the old for Brexit, they blame the old for them having to stump up and be taxed because they are suffering from dementia and filling up old peoples homes and being allowed to keep what they have saved, while the young are saddled with debt and unable to even buy a home, and also because of fininacial manipulation by the bankers/fund managers/wealthy/developers etc etc.

It is tripe to say they payed in for this life style all there lives and are ENTITLED to live way above the young/single who are taxed to the hilt.

May was right with the dementia tax but stupid for putting it in front of the public before she had secured an outright win. Lack of judgement without doubt but a women that could yet pull the bunny from the hat if those head hunting tories give her a chance.

thanks fred, for the first part at least
clearly some sense comes from a public school education from time to time :-)

I'd leave her there until the negotiations are done , to have another bout of finding a new leader will give Corbyn and the press a field day . Bore them to death , and if thing's don't go well then ditch May and blame her .

Just ditch her and find a better communicator.

Manuel,

That experience would be his only failing.

PS. "He was educated at the High School of Glasgow, Haileybury College and the University of St Andrews where he received an MA." before moving on.

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Clock,

You would prefer somebody who is dishonest about her intentions?

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If there is a cockup by the tories in Brexit negotiations and the degree of "austerity" increases, which I expect, the blame will be placed at the feet of Cameron, Fauxpage and the tories in general.

At the moment, I would think the last thing JC wishes for is to be PM.

I would encastle my queen.

And I don't mean Vicky.