A firm grasp of the obvious

[Collectingbrass]

Now Kemi has said what we all knew already, what next?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c17edyz11nno

(Badenoch criticises Tory handling of Brexit)

[Ian Geary]

Kemi says "politicians just told you want you wanted to hear"


Is she just saying what people what to hear now though?

A tricky one. I would need more proof

[Super Sonic]

Ian Geary said:

Kemi says "politicians just told you want you wanted to hear"


Is she just saying what people what to hear now though?

A tricky one. I would need more proof

The Kemi Paradox!

[Spare tyre]

It’s just like a school playground

He said that, she didn’t do x

If I ran my business like this, I would be out of business in a week

They just need to get on a do a job without pissing about winding the other side up

Truly pathetic

[tangerine_sedge]

This is just the first step of operation rebrand.

State the obvious about BREXIT, blame it on others, then promise that we are not like that.

[Vanden Saab]

link said:

Badenoch has not named who she holds responsible, but in her speech said: "We announced that we would leave the European Union before we had a plan for growth outside the EU.

The only plan most of the Tory party had was not to leave at all.

[DeejRC]

I’m starting to think Ed Davey is actually a political genius compared to Kemi and SKS.

[dukeboy749r]

Super Sonic said:

Ian Geary said:

Kemi says "politicians just told you want you wanted to hear"


Is she just saying what people what to hear now though?

A tricky one. I would need more proof

The Kemi Paradox!

Deserves more recognition

[swanny71]

Super Sonic said:

The Kemi Paradox!

The Mrs asked me why I giggled at the iPad - it proved impossible to explain to a person with no interest in politics, current affairs or science.

[MC Bodge]

dukeboy749r said:

Super Sonic said:

Ian Geary said:

Kemi says "politicians just told you want you wanted to hear"


Is she just saying what people what to hear now though?

A tricky one. I would need more proof

The Kemi Paradox!

Deserves more recognition

Schrödinger's Tory

[MC Bodge]

Vanden Saab said:

The only plan most of the Tory party had was not to leave at all.

Yes, they were not all crazed fools.

[Condi]

tangerine_sedge said:

This is just the first step of operation rebrand.

State the obvious about BREXIT, blame it on others, then promise that we are not like that.

Didn't Boris do that when he took office after months of Teresa May negotiations with Europe and her own party?

Literally his only aim was "leave Europe" come hell, high water, deal or no deal.

And now even his own party have seen the problems with that approach!

[survivalist]

Collectingbrass said:

Now Kemi has said what we all knew already, what next?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c17edyz11nno

(Badenoch criticises Tory handling of Brexit)

What might this growth plan have been? Our amazing trade agreement with Australia. (Boomerangs and Digeridoos have never been cheaper)?

It’s a weak attempt to suggest the current Tory party would have done better job of it.

Brexit is a great example of people making a decision based on emotion rather than logic or facts. No one really knew what the impact would be, so assumed it would be good if the decision went their way.

Personally, I was against brexit for many reasons, most of them political and /or philosophical. Still am, from that perspective,

Financially it’s been a great success. Working for a large corporate it’s removed about 80% of our completion as our smaller UK competitors don’t have scale to compete against us in Europe.

[pheonix478]

Vanden Saab said:

The only plan most of the Tory party had was not to leave at all.

To be fair that was a pretty good plan.

[suthol]

survivalist said:

What might this growth plan have been? Our amazing trade agreement with Australia. (Boomerangs and Digeridoos have never been cheaper)?

It’s a weak attempt to suggest the current Tory party would have done better job of it.

Brexit is a great example of people making a decision based on emotion rather than logic or facts. No one really knew what the impact would be, so assumed it would be good if the decision went their way.

Personally, I was against brexit for many reasons, most of them political and /or philosophical. Still am, from that perspective,

Financially it’s been a great success. Working for a large corporate it’s removed about 80% of our completion as our smaller UK competitors don’t have scale to compete against us in Europe.

Murdoch dropped support for John Major because he wouldn't leave the EU, the supported Blair and others until he lucked upon the gormless idiot Johnson who fulfilled his desires.

Sadly the people bought Murdoch's bullst and voted accordingly

[Captain Smerc]

MC Bodge said:

Schrödinger's Tory

[glazbagun]

"All that stuff we did? Wasn't us, that was those conservatives. We're totally different."

[MC Bodge]

glazbagun said:

"All that stuff we did? Wasn't us, that was those conservatives. We're totally different."

To be fair, most of those Toruies are now out of The Commons.

[Vanden Saab]

glazbagun said:

"All that stuff we did? Wasn't us, that was those conservatives. We're totally different."

Now where have I heard that before.

[MC Bodge]

Vanden Saab said:

glazbagun said:

"All that stuff we did? Wasn't us, that was those conservatives. We're totally different."

Now where have I heard that before.

David Cameron.