The United Kingdom: The RISHI RICH Sunak ERA (1 Viewer)

Burn the cunt. Burn his family to be on the safe side.

I'm so ashamed that people like this exist in Britain. I'm so ashamed that there were fucking mouth-breathers in that audience clapping him.
 
There’s also this from an Emily Thornberry profile in the Guardian today…

We walk up the drive of a pretty house. A woman answers the door and talks politely to Thornberry. Then her husband joins her. “Foreigners have destroyed this place,” he says. “And if you see your Paki prime minister you can tell him that.”
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All these Matt Hancock WhatsApp revelations are bizarre. From anti-Lockdown, Reform UK, loon Isabel Oakshotte. She ghost wrote his book, signed an NDA and then leaked it all to The Telegraph. Such obnoxious journalism. As Jon Sopel said earlier, you don't want either of them to win.

Proper right eats right shit.
 
Ag said:
All these Matt Hancock WhatsApp revelations are bizarre. From anti-Lockdown, Reform UK, loon Isabel Oakshotte. She ghost wrote his book, signed an NDA and then leaked it all to The Telegraph. Such obnoxious journalism. As Jon Sopel said earlier, you don't want either of them to win.

Proper right eats right shit.
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Dreamy
 
Dead at Suella Braverman in the background holding an NF flag.

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I wrote "God, she's such a rabid cunt" before I saw what you wrote underneath.

She's also FUCKING USELESS.
 
It's profoundly depressing that there will still be people within the demographic this is designed to appeal to who will feel it's not going far enough. But I live in some hope that this is seen more broadly as the moment things have gone "too far". The commentary this morning - besides the usual suspects, of course - feels different.
 
Somehow Paloma Faith kicking off at him seems utterly note worthy. She always struck me as a Labour girl stuck in a Tory world.
 
Ag said:
Somehow Paloma Faith kicking off at him seems utterly note worthy. She always struck me as a Labour girl stuck in a Tory world.
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I spent a good 30 seconds earlier wondering why it felt like a big thing and I think you've nailed it on the head there.
 
My cousin is fairly right wing, we often bicker about our political positions, but even he admitted he has no intention of voting for them next GE. That said, he is now dating and living with a BROWN girl, so that might also have shifted his perspective a bit.
 
funky said:
I bet it helps him in the polls though.
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I really don't think it will - it's a surprisingly low (considering how much the press whip up a frenzy) priority for voters and attitudes to immigration are slowly softening across the board. It appeals to the base but you don't win from the base.

The real danger is an economic recovery which may already be happening (but even that would likely require a concurrent and notable increase in living standards)
 
Although I'd rather the lovely pale God fearing Boris was back, I think Rishy is doing wonderful work on this. I lived through three world wars and thankfully this policy is just as good as the Nazis.
 
If this was maybe six months before an election, I might understand why they're pushing the angle now because there'd be nothing to judge them by other than nonsensical rhetoric. But I have seen very few people, if indeed anybody, of the belief that this will actually work, regardless of whether it's even legal or not. So, the numbers from 2023 and (most of) 2024 are likely to just be there as a direct contraindication. And that's really what they're clinging on to?
 
It's unlikely that it'll actually pass legally, but in a way that plays right into their narrative the LABOUR/THE EU/LEFTIES/REMAINERS etc are responsible for everything ever going wrong and thats why you shouldn't vote for anyone else.
 
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