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I have been an admirer of THP, but as I mentioned a few days ago, in a big significant general election like this I believe that people will go tribal, labour will lose seats to the Lib Dems, but despite the cock ups, failures, deceit, incompetence, the only game in town for realistic people is the Conservatives.

Meanwhile, Labour think that borrowing 600 billion pounds from loan sharks to randomly splurge at attention getting topics to woo their addled supporters is a winner. How on earth can 27.2% of the electorate think that is a good thing, the mind boggles.

https://www.thebrexitparty.org/the-brex ... andidates/

Can’t find any HoC ex-interns nor SPADs nor pollyticks/economics/sociology graduates in amongst this lot and I understand TBP candidates have been chosen because they’re real people who’ve had real jobs and acquired some maturity and gravitas.

So the task of repopulating the swamp and converting it into a thriving healthy pond is now up to the great unwashed ignorant electorate out there. Remember, it’s our last chance before we’re dragged off the the EUSSR Gulag to sink without trace and certainly without hope.

Worth remembering that TBP isn't going to get 10 seconds of airtime if the MSM can avoid it, though they will get a lot of negative comments. Also, nobody I know who voted Brexit has ever been asked for their views in an opinion poll (I asked them) - not statistically valid, but interesting.

The Tories need to be careful of what happened after they won the 1992 election, when it seemed to go to their heads and things went steadily downhill until they were crushed in 1997. They all need a course in how to engage brain before opening mouth to try to avoid the soundbite incidents (although that's probably true across all parties) and especially need to not act like entitled, smug gits who are in it for personal gain.

Things were already going downhill by 1992. I'll always remember the Spitting Image sketch just after, with Major and the Cabinet bemoaning that they'd quietly screwed up the economy for the incoming Labour government.....except they f#cked up and won themselves.

Yes, it was already on the way down in 1992, which is why it was a surprise that they won. Mind you, given that Kinnock was still Labour leader at that point, people probably didn't want him in charge. Smith would probably have succeeded where Kinnock could not.

Pity about John Smith. With him still around, Blair, Brown and Corbyn would still be arguing the toss in wine bars, pubs and coffee bars respectively, rather than f#cking up the country like they did/wish to.

Beautiful autumn oop north with the trees in fantastic colours between showers when sun shines.

Talking of fantasy, anyone from Kew Botanical Gardens able to explain the sudden thriving of the mythical Money Trees, both being cultivated by the main pair of dreaming gardening teams going about mumbling and muttering about their next harvest?

Just watched the history of Britain's nuclear bombs. Atlee went ahead off his own bat didn't tell Parliament until 2 years after the event.

Pontius Navigator wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 07, 2019 7:29 pm

Just watched the history of Britain's nuclear bombs. Atlee went ahead off his own bat didn't tell Parliament until 2 years after the event.

As atonement for Stafford Cripps selling RR Derwent's to Stalin?

Barking, the Labour Money Tree is fertilised by higher taxes* and the Conservative Money Tree is fertilised by higher borrowing.

* Higher taxes on the wealthy, defined by Corbyn & Co as anyone with more than a fiver in their back pocket.

Can’t find any HoC ex-interns nor SPADs nor pollyticks/economics/sociology graduates in amongst this lot and I understand TBP candidates have been chosen because they’re real people who’ve had real jobs and acquired some maturity and gravitas.

Isn’t a Rees-Mogg one of their candidates, which kind of blows that argument out of the water

Woody, unless JR-M has ‘crossed the floor’ or gone in via the back passage I think you’ll find he’s still a fully paid-up member of the Conservative & Unionist Party.

My posting referred to the TBP candidates as opposed to the recent crop of the (now) ex-MPs some of whom are even now polishing the turds they call CVs.

Could be a lot of ‘fertiliser’ on the open market up until the 12th and then we’ll smell the malodorous cloud as all the “promises” evaporate?!

I suspect Woody is 'surmising' about Annunziata?

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Fri Nov 08, 2019 10:00 am

I suspect Woody is 'surmising' about Annunziata?

That’s the one

Here’s her work experience

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After leaving school in 1997, she decided against going to a university and instead tried a series of different jobs, in journalism, investment banking, publishing, public relations, and stockbroking.[4][1] In 1998, she moved with her family to Mells, Somerset.

Here's her life experience:

My daddy's rich!

She is a Brexit Party MEP barkingmad

What a dilemma! Resign her MEP'ship in anticipation of Brexit and stand as a BP MP or not - aarghh!

For those interested (?) Mr Rees took the middle name of his wife in 1805 to become Rees-Mogg. Pretentious? Moi?

My error! I did not notice the ‘a’ before the R-M name so incorrectly assumed I’d been asleep during the news ( frequent occurrence these days!) and that the toff with a top hat had jumped ship.

Though I do accept her daddy is articulate and well-informed when compared with many of the life forms who left the HoC recently-hopefully never to return.

And at least the Blessed Annunziata has had some jobs outside the HoC, my rant was against those school-leavers whose first job is as an ‘assistant’ in the House where they learn the ropes and start sliding up the pole to candidacy. They are accompanied by the economics and sociology graduates who went into the House as ‘special advisors’ having just left whichever safe-space no-platformimg university which was incautious enough to award them a degree!! End of rant, dark room beckons.

Possibly still a touch of sandman in the eyes, BM? Annunziata's father was William RM, former editor of the Times amongst other things. She is the J's sister.