Tory shambles

[Rorschach]

Suella Braverman.
Home Secretary.
Boak

I'm surprised to find I'm actually disappointed. For some reason, I thought he'd do a bit better than that (could there possibly be a worse choice?) but I realise that was foolish of me. Sunak is just as big a cunt as the rest of them.

[Minnie the Minx]

With the absent EU trade India will be looking to seal deals with UK and I simply find it hard to believe that that won’t involve skills sharing and immigration from India.
Maybe Sunak will invite Indians here and then she can fly them back in the night on a big plane with ‘CUNT’ written on it

[The Prof]

India will be looking to seal deals with UK and I simply find it hard to believe that that won’t involve skills sharing and immigration from India.

The racist Brexiteers are going to love that!

I was reading something the other day that Starmer will win the next election and try and fail to make Brexit work. Come the 2030 Election (or sooner), the Tories will stand on a rejoin the EU platform. Stranger things have happened.

[Limpin' Jez McKenzie]

Suella Braverman.
Home Secretary.
Boak

I'm surprised to find I'm actually disappointed. For some reason, I thought he'd do a bit better than that (could there possibly be a worse choice?) but I realise that was foolish of me. Sunak is just as big a cunt as the rest of them.

He is absolutely wholeheartedly part of Johnson’s catastrophic administration, and the fact that he resigned second does not remedy that.

[Belle Lettre]

India will be looking to seal deals with UK and I simply find it hard to believe that that won’t involve skills sharing and immigration from India.

The racist Brexiteers are going to love that!

They're all off to join the Reform party I gather

[Limpin' Jez McKenzie]

The Home Secretary travels 19 miles in a Chinook helicopter to visit that refugee camp which the govt outsourced to drug dealers.
Add your comic justifications here.

[ChrisB]

The Home Secretary travels 19 miles in a Chinook helicopter to visit that refugee camp which the govt outsourced to drug dealers.
Add your comic justifications here.

Don't want to get into trouble here, but does anyone else think that our last two Home Secretaries (both Indian ladies) are completely OTT regarding immigration? Suella Braverman has said that seeing a flight take asylum seekers to Rwanda is her “dream” and “obsession”. , Pritti Patel agreed that if the new immigration laws had in place in the 1960's, her parents wouldn't have been allowed to reside in the UK., but their approach seems fanatical, almost racist.

[Darkness_Fish]

Almost racist?

Actual fascists in positions of power, its disgusting.

[Limpin' Jez McKenzie]

Well they really are whining today - as though it wasn't all their fault!

Strikes unfair at Christmas says Tory party chair Nadhim Zahawi
Strikes play into Putin's hands, he says.
He tells the unions to negotiate, while the Health secretary refuses to dicuss health service pay.

Yet more complete shambles.

We need a general election.

[Diamond Dog]

We need a general election.

Which is precisely why we aren't getting one.

[GoogaMooga]

Rishi Sunak is working on introducing a cashless society. If that happens here, life ain't worth living.

[Samoan]

Rishi Sunak is working on introducing a cashless society.

References ?

[GoogaMooga]

Rishi Sunak is working on introducing a cashless society.

References ?

It's part of The Great Reset masterplan. I don't have a particular link, I read stuff like that all the time.

[Rayge]

Rishi Sunak is working on introducing a cashless society.

References ?

It's part of The Great Reset masterplan. I don't have a particular link, I read stuff like that all the time.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's have a big hand for our new truth-telling conspiracy driveller, Googbo.

[GoogaMooga]

Unlike Jimbo, I am not trying to convince anybody, least of all here.

[Limpin' Jez McKenzie]

Rishi Sunak is working on introducing a cashless society. If that happens here, life ain't worth living.

Recent Tory policies are certainly leaving a lot of society without cash.

[Limpin' Jez McKenzie]

Suggestions abound that NHS workers could be banned from striking. Presumably they should be satisfied with a clap on Thursday nights.

Get ready to join the barricades.

Furthermore, I consider that we need a general election.

[ChrisB]

Stop moaning, the Tories are opening a coal mine in Whitehaven! We're going back in time! Scarlet fever! Diptheria ! Next week, rickets!

[Diamond Dog]

Suggestions abound that NHS workers could be banned from striking. Presumably they should be satisfied with a clap on Thursday nights.

Get ready to join the barricades.

Furthermore, I consider that we need a general election.

The question I always ask with the 'banned from striking' thing is... how is it enforced? If everyone goes out, they can't sack everyone, can they? They're not in a position where they can sack anyone, let alone everyone.

It's all empty threats. Or, if not, it is impotent and will fail spectacularly.

[Deebank]

Suggestions abound that NHS workers could be banned from striking. Presumably they should be satisfied with a clap on Thursday nights.

Get ready to join the barricades.

Furthermore, I consider that we need a general election.

The question I always ask with the 'banned from striking' thing is... how is it enforced? If everyone goes out, they can't sack everyone, can they? They're not in a position where they can sack anyone, let alone everyone.

It's all empty threats. Or, if not, it is impotent and will fail spectacularly.

I suppose the idea is that any striking nurse (for example) will be in breach of their new employment contract if this legislation were to be passed.

I see many problems upstream however... How do you get workers to sign these new contracts for one? The government would be creating a whole pile of potential flashpoints. Presumably these contracts would have to be negotiated with the unions to make them legal. It's a minefield but Sunak seems intent on picking a fight.

I think their strategy is one of waiting until perhaps someone dies as a result of industrial action (in their view of course) and thus public opinion (which is I think marginally in favour of the strikers as things stand) swinging against the strikers.