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We might as well just have the 1922 Committee decide who’ll be our Prime Minister for the rest of time now, that’s pretty much what happens anyway. 

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"Could you imagine me becoming the Prime Minister of Pakistan or Saudi Arabia? No. Eighty five per cent of England are white English people and they want a Prime Minister who reflects that. I can’t just go to India and be the Prime Ministerthere can I?"
- some racist guy who called into LBC yesterday claiming Rishi didn’t “love Britain enough to be PM.”

oh lordy lord. I’m glad I left the UK.

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18 minutes ago, Ozanne said:

We might as well just have the 1922 Committee decide who’ll be our Prime Minister for the rest of time now, that’s pretty much what happens anyway. 

yeah, they set the rules so spaffer couldn't win, and ensured that sunak would.

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9 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

Hope Sunak is going to bin some of that stupid shit he was saying over the summer to win over tory members.

That’s what he’s really like. 

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1 hour ago, Justiceforcedave said:

"Could you imagine me becoming the Prime Minister of Pakistan or Saudi Arabia? No. Eighty five per cent of England are white English people and they want a Prime Minister who reflects that. I can’t just go to India and be the Prime Ministerthere can I?"
- some racist guy who called into LBC yesterday claiming Rishi didn’t “love Britain enough to be PM.”

oh lordy lord. I’m glad I left the UK.

Deeply depressing. We are well overdue a non-white PM, though, even if he is a Tory c**t so, the racists will just have to stop being such snowflakes about it.

Where did you move out of interest? Leaving looks more and more appealing to me.

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29 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

 

guy hands is not a worthwhile economic sage, he wasn't smart enough to know that EMI  was economically-fucked.

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47 minutes ago, Neil said:

guy hands is not a worthwhile economic sage, he wasn't smart enough to know that EMI  was economically-fucked.

I know nothing about him except he is a financer/investor bloke....but these people always make mistakesm along the way, it's all about taking a punt,  risk etc. Anyway...he's just saying brexit has fucked us...and maybe he's right on that one...

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1 hour ago, Justiceforcedave said:

"Could you imagine me becoming the Prime Minister of Pakistan or Saudi Arabia? No. Eighty five per cent of England are white English people and they want a Prime Minister who reflects that. I can’t just go to India and be the Prime Ministerthere can I?"
 

Do they realise what colonialism was@

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3 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

I know nothing about him except he is a financer/investor bloke....but these people always make mistakesm along the way, it's all about taking a punt,  risk etc. Anyway...he's just saying brexit has fucked us...and maybe he's right on that one...

he fucked his reputation and his investment fund when he bought EMI.

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Just now, pink_triangle said:

The members should share the blame for voting to crash our economy to keep Sunak out, they in my view have lost the right to have a say.

they just had to pick a better pm than johnson, and they picked truss. this time they just have to pick someone better than truss.

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52 minutes ago, Justiceforcedave said:

Portugal! 🙂

Sounds like a nice choice... 

In the list of countries which are easy to move to https://wherecani.live/blog/view/easiest-countries-to-move-to/

Also listed as one of the safer places to live (although some of you obviously have danger as your middle name) 

https://wherecani.live/blog/view/safest-places-to-live/

 

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12 minutes ago, clarkete said:

Sounds like a nice choice... 

In the list of countries which are easy to move to https://wherecani.live/blog/view/easiest-countries-to-move-to/

Also listed as one of the safer places to live (although some of you obviously have danger as your middle name) 

https://wherecani.live/blog/view/safest-places-to-live/

 

Are we forgetting the wildfires and water crisis?

Had a mate who went over there in the summer, absolutely loved it and ended up spending more time looking at estate agents rather than on the beach. Came back and was evangelical about it, sounded lovely: easy to get a cheap place with land off grid, but water is a big issue.

Not enough political popcorn drama for me, I'd clearly be bored.

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