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[Gemmill 44931]

 

 

Steve Baker the first Tory to break cover.

 

 

[Gemmill 44931]

 

 

 

[Gemmill 44931]

8 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

 

 

Steve Baker the first Tory to break cover.

 

 

 

BTW the article is the usual unreadable drivel from Baker, so I definitely wouldn't bother reading beyond the tweet. 

[Gemmill 44931]

 

 

Another one.. 

 

 

 

[PaddockLad 17283]

Johnson is fucked without him

 

 

[Gemmill 44931]

 

 

Number 3...

 

 

[Rayvin 5223]

I still can't believe almost the entire cabinet lined up behind him in unison yesterday.

 

The Mirror and the Guardian have done very well with this. Cummings will be some scalp to take. Leaves Johnson entirely off kilter against the EU as well. As much as he'll still be there in the PM's ear I'm sure, he's not going to be able to wield the same level of control without a physical presence. He's on boards and committees all over the place.

[ewerk 30630]

2 minutes ago, Rayvin said:

I still can't believe almost the entire cabinet lined up behind him in unison yesterday.

Really?

[wykikitoon 20198]

22 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

 

 

Number 3...

 

 

For a Tory, I like Collins.  He's the one who could see the BS of 'marginal gains' in Sky and BC

[Tom 14011]

He is the cabinet  

[ewerk 30630]

I nearly feel sorry for Grant Shapps having to come on national TV to defend this cunt.

[Rayvin 5223]

21 minutes ago, ewerk said:

Really?

 

I mean it's the Tories, you'd think they'd smell blood in the water on this one. They're ruthless when it comes to people threatening "the party".

 

It really does seem that they've all bought into Cummings.

[ewerk 30630]

 Apparently Cummings was concerned yesterday  about photographers outside his house not being 2m apart.

[ewerk 30630]

1 minute ago, Rayvin said:

 

I mean it's the Tories, you'd think they'd smell blood in the water on this one. They're ruthless when it comes to people threatening "the party".

 

It really does seem that they've all bought into Cummings.

They’re shit scared of him. 
 

But just generally look at the amount of fuck ups over the past few years that would normally have been resigning matters that have been swept under the carpet.

[ewerk 30630]

Shapps: ‘we’ve never told people where to reside’.

Yes you fucking have, it’s one of the few things they’ve been totally clear about.

[Alex 35095]

1 hour ago, Gemmill said:

 

BTW the article is the usual unreadable drivel from Baker, so I definitely wouldn't bother reading beyond the tweet. 

I read up to where he used ‘Boris’ three times in the space of five words in the same sentence 

[Dr Gloom 21940]

14 minutes ago, ewerk said:

I nearly feel sorry for Grant Shapps having to come on national TV to defend this cunt.

Spewing out exactly the same lines that Ridge tore to shreds moments earlier. What a car crash

[wykikitoon 20198]

13 minutes ago, ewerk said:

 Apparently Cummings was concerned yesterday  about photographers outside his house not being 2m apart.

There's a video somewhere of him shouting at them

[Tom 14011]

Starmer is going to absolutely crucify these at PMQs  

[Alex 35095]

40 minutes ago, Rayvin said:

I still can't believe almost the entire cabinet lined up behind him in unison yesterday.

 

The Mirror and the Guardian have done very well with this. Cummings will be some scalp to take. Leaves Johnson entirely off kilter against the EU as well. As much as he'll still be there in the PM's ear I'm sure, he's not going to be able to wield the same level of control without a physical presence. He's on boards and committees all over the place.

Well they all lined up behind him because he’s the one who makes the appointments.  His big problem is something like this was always likely to happen because of the way he operates. And because of the way he operates he’s made as many enemies in the Tory party as well, everywhere else. They’re already starting to come out of the woodwork now there’s a sniff of blood. He’s such a massive cunt, even by their standards 

[Sonatine 11393]

[wykikitoon 20198]

[Gemmill 44931]

Ridge thanking Shapps for the "job tips" was fucking great. 

[Howmanheyman 33267]

 

[Tom 14011]