Operation Save Big Dog

[Filo]

Filo to the rescue and a job to suit his image, a brush to sweep it under the bed.
 Us lefties don't talk about things like that do we Filo?

I acknowledge Blair’s war crimes and he should be prosecuted, what about the here and now Selby?

[selby]

  The here and now Filo, get rid of the joke and get someone in with the back bone to sort the bloody lot out.
  And in Doncaster we need a very good defensive mid fielder.

[DonnyOsmond]

  The here and now Filo, get rid of the joke and get someone in with the back bone to sort the bloody lot out.

Sounds like we're all in agreement. Good stuff.

[Ldr]

If the BBC is as good as you all say it will have no difficulty getting subscribers

[drfchound]

  The here and now Filo, get rid of the joke and get someone in with the back bone to sort the bloody lot out.
  And in Doncaster we need a very good defensive mid fielder.

 

[BillyStubbsTears]

1) Sunak is preparing to hole  Johnson below the water link. (You might expect certain folk in here to start calling him "Sinker Sunak". I won't hold my breath.

2) Our Tory fanboys in here seem to think he'll be a star. Looks more like the second coming of Theresa May here.

https://mobile.twitter.com/joepike/status/1483409013136150533

Woodenly repeating what he's been told to say, then being rescued by a matronly aide when the questioning got too tough.

[drfchound]

1) Sunak is preparing to hole  Johnson below the water link. (You might expect certain folk in here to start calling him "Sinker Sunak". I won't hold my breath.


YOU JUST DID.

[River Don]

It was really an admission when he said 'I should have found some other way to reward them'

You don't reward an employee with a work meeting. It also suggested he knew about it beforehand and it was probably his idea.

Anyway, it's looking like it will all be done once Gray reports now. I wonder who is up next? It's something of a poisoned chalice.

[drfchound]

Boris has to go now.
He has pushed it too far.

[Filo]

Every member of Cabinet that has publicly backed the PM, should also resign with him when the time comes, they know he’s lying and they are backing him to the hilt, that makes them complicit in the web of lies

[River Don]

Every member of Cabinet that has publicly backed the PM, should also resign with him when the time comes, they know he’s lying and they are backing him to the hilt, that makes them complicit in the web of lies

I'm not sure how Sunak for one can claim to be ignorant of what was going on when he's living and working in the same building.

[Donnywolf]

They will be lining up behind "their" Candidate for Pinocchio's replacement already

.... And

have the perfect get out of jail card .... well as I said at the time we needed to wait for Sue Grays report and now I have .... blah blah blah

[Donnywolf]

1) Sunak is preparing to hole  Johnson below the water link. (You might expect certain folk in here to start calling him "Sinker Sunak". I won't hold my breath.

I'm going for Hi risk anus not sinker Sunak

[ChrisBx]

Sounds like the threshold has been met to trigger a leadership contest. There's talk of a statement from Graham Brady tomorrow morning.

To go from an 80-seat election win to this in 2 years is remarkable and means Johnson will go down as a historic failure as PM.

[ColinDouglasHandshake]

Hopefully we can get this piece of filth out once and for all and forget about the waste of skin.

Hoping for some news this week sometime.

[SydneyRover]

The Conservative paleo club is out there now looking for a backbone apparently.

[SydneyRover]

It's really difficult to see how any of the #10 leadership group that either supported or stood by and watched all this shit unfold, how their positions would be tenable. It they want to move on with a new broom and all that, surely they don't want the distraction of from those in senior positions being asked ............

'You knew all this was illegal, disrespectful and a danger, why didn't you speak up?'

[SydneyRover]

''Nobody told me ................ there'd be days like these''


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuuhsqA95iA

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

I think we said on here a few years back he'd probably last 3-4 years. He's managed less than that so far, but he may well still survive.  A confidence vote didnt kill may.

[SydneyRover]

I think we said on here a few years back he'd probably last 3-4 years. He's managed less than that so far, but he may well still survive.  A confidence vote didnt kill may.

I reckon about 10 working days (not parties) will be enough to see him gone, I'm not sure what would get him the boot if this latest farrago of unconscionable behaviour isn't. It's not like he's capable of change is it.

[BillyStubbsTears]

I think we said on here a few years back he'd probably last 3-4 years. He's managed less than that so far, but he may well still survive.  A confidence vote didnt kill may.

If they trigger a confidence vote and he wins it comfortably, the Tory poll figures will drop through the floor. And there's a lot of MPs who know that would be curtains for them.

Then you have to factor in the fact that Johnson simply isn't liked by many Tory MPs. He was a means to an end. That usefulness is now history.

If they trigger a confidence vote, he'll be gone within days. And good f**king riddance. 

[normal rules]

Pmq s is brutal today. One of his own backbenchers has urged him to go, in front of a packed house, utilising an old verse to do so.

[Glyn_Wigley]

Interesting PMQs! One Tory crosses the floor and David Davis sticks the boot in and publicly tells Boris to go.

[River Don]

Starmer only got one good question in about when staff expressed concerns about the party.

Johnson didn't answer of course.

It looks like.this whole.thing is on hold until Gray reports back.