kemi badenok

[armsid]

I read this morning that Kemi has complained to GB news about the amount of airtime and Tory bashing  Nigel Farage has been given What is wrong with her not chastising the woke left wing BBC for promoting Labour? Is she affraid Nigel is/might do better than the Tories by telling it as it is or is she worried of a wipeout at the next election as the voters have had enough lies told by both parties and nothing ever done for the good of the people or this country Instead of calling Nigel why not have a live debate and let the public decide who they trust

[bluesj]

Easier to complain about others than sort your self out!

[TIGHTCHOKE]

Kemi, who has started a small war with Uncle Nige about membership Numbers and is apparently losing it quickly.

[ditchman]

she has a very shapely bottom

[TIGHTCHOKE]

An interesting viewpoint;

 

https://thecritic.co.uk/has-kemi-badenoch-engineered-a-political-disaster/

[39TDS]

That's disappointing, I thought it was a link to the viewpoint ditchy referred to.

[ditchman]

28 minutes ago, 39TDS said:

That's disappointing, I thought it was a link to the viewpoint ditchy referred to.

HHhhhahhahahahhahahaaaa.

Tightchoke has a wunderful libary of pictures i was hoping the link was a link to heavan

[Penelope]

17 hours ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

An interesting viewpoint;

 

https://thecritic.co.uk/has-kemi-badenoch-engineered-a-political-disaster/

Mmmm!

[12gauge82]

18 hours ago, armsid said:

I read this morning that Kemi has complained to GB news about the amount of airtime and Tory bashing  Nigel Farage has been given What is wrong with her not chastising the woke left wing BBC for promoting Labour? Is she affraid Nigel is/might do better than the Tories by telling it as it is or is she worried of a wipeout at the next election as the voters have had enough lies told by both parties and nothing ever done for the good of the people or this country Instead of calling Nigel why not have a live debate and let the public decide who they trust

It's simple. It's about maintaining power, you'll notice both Labour and the Conservatives slating reform and Farage. They're trying to prevent a change to the status quo. 

For effective government there must be genuine opposition, for years there's been none, both Labour and Conservative are varying degrees of the same old politics. 

Both parties know if reform either get into power or replaces the Conservatives as the opposition the jigs up and they can no longer play the age old game of making promises with no intention to deliver. For fear of reform seizing control for good. 

[clangerman]

26 minutes ago, 12gauge82 said:

It's simple. It's about maintaining power, you'll notice both Labour and the Conservatives slating reform and Farage. They're trying to prevent a change to the status quo. 

For effective government there must be genuine opposition, for years there's been none, both Labour and Conservative are varying degrees of the same old politics. 

Both parties know if reform either get into power or replaces the Conservatives as the opposition the jigs up and they can no longer play the age old game of making promises with no intention to deliver. For fear of reform seizing control for good. 

even though the gullible will put reform in power next time the donkeys will still be looking at a fool in their shaving mirror because fraud farage and reform are the same old hot air or show me their plan to deliver us the power to punish or remove failure! 

[welsh1]

12 minutes ago, clangerman said:

even though the gullible will put reform in power next time the donkeys will still be looking at a fool in their shaving mirror because fraud farage and reform are the same old hot air or show me their plan to deliver us the power to punish or remove failure! 

Why do you resort to name calling? are you scared that reform may change the way things are done? Let's face it the tories made lots of promises, most of which they failed at partly because labour tried to obstruct at every turn mostly because their leadership didn't want change. Labour are proving themselves to be even worse, corrupt liars who have gone back on literally every promise they made, and have shown their distain and hate for the old, the farmers, employers, people who want to give their children a better education etc.

When i see someone resort to name calling at least 4 million of the voting population (probably larger now) i see someone who is scared of change and has been indoctrinated to believe the hype put out by the other parties who are terrified of losing their cosy little cash cow.

If reform do get into power and muck it all up then by all means come back and say i told you so, but to slag them down when the countries problems are down to the tories and labours little cabal is at least very short sighted.

[clangerman]

48 minutes ago, welsh1 said:

Why do you resort to name calling? are you scared that reform may change the way things are done? Let's face it the tories made lots of promises, most of which they failed at partly because labour tried to obstruct at every turn mostly because their leadership didn't want change. Labour are proving themselves to be even worse, corrupt liars who have gone back on literally every promise they made, and have shown their distain and hate for the old, the farmers, employers, people who want to give their children a better education etc.

When i see someone resort to name calling at least 4 million of the voting population (probably larger now) i see someone who is scared of change and has been indoctrinated to believe the hype put out by the other parties who are terrified of losing their cosy little cash cow.

If reform do get into power and muck it all up then by all means come back and say i told you so, but to slag them down when the countries problems are down to the tories and labours little cabal is at least very short sighted.

as history proves we are never better of voting yet the gullible still insist on shooting their self up the backside only accurate description for such foolishness is donkey I’m hardly indoctrinated as a none voter or I to wouid be hee hawing on a promise of nonexistent carrots from the various political liars 

[welsh1]

29 minutes ago, clangerman said:

as history proves we are never better of voting yet the gullible still insist on shooting their self up the backside only accurate description for such foolishness is donkey I’m hardly indoctrinated as a none voter or I to wouid be hee hawing on a promise of nonexistent carrots from the various political liars 

Ahhh i see you moan about political parties and the chances of someone like reform gaining power, but you take no part in the voting process so believe you are not responsible for the outcome of the disaster of politics we have.

History shows that apathy from the electorate allows the politicians to get away with screwing the population,you cannot complain if you don't vote.And funnily you not voting may help reform gain power, Mr Farage likes non voters like yourself.

[old man]

21 hours ago, armsid said:

I read this morning that Kemi has complained to GB news about the amount of airtime and Tory bashing  Nigel Farage has been given What is wrong with her not chastising the woke left wing BBC for promoting Labour? Is she affraid Nigel is/might do better than the Tories by telling it as it is or is she worried of a wipeout at the next election as the voters have had enough lies told by both parties and nothing ever done for the good of the people or this country Instead of calling Nigel why not have a live debate and let the public decide who they trust

None of the others dare risk a face off because the answer might not be a shock,

3 hours ago, 12gauge82 said:

It's simple. It's about maintaining power, you'll notice both Labour and the Conservatives slating reform and Farage. They're trying to prevent a change to the status quo. 

For effective government there must be genuine opposition, for years there's been none, both Labour and Conservative are varying degrees of the same old politics. 

Both parties know if reform either get into power or replaces the Conservatives as the opposition the jigs up and they can no longer play the age old game of making promises with no intention to deliver. For fear of reform seizing control for good. 

Bring it on to the ballot box, the 3 ring circus needs closing down?

[old man]

3 hours ago, clangerman said:

even though the gullible will put reform in power next time the donkeys will still be looking at a fool in their shaving mirror because fraud farage and reform are the same old hot air or show me their plan to deliver us the power to punish or remove failure! 

You are entitled to a point of view just about, maybe not long before that freedom is removed?

[ditchman]

sounds there is trouble brewing for Kemi B............a possible leadership challege headed by Jennerick.............

[enfieldspares]

6 hours ago, clangerman said:

Even though the gullible will put reform in power next time the donkeys will still be looking at a fool in their shaving mirror because fraud farage and reform are the same old hot air or show me their plan to deliver us the power to punish or remove failure! 

Yes. A very accurate assessment. Merely the political arm of "The Millionaire Boys' Club UK". 

[old'un]

37 minutes ago, ditchman said:

sounds there is trouble brewing for Kemi B............a possible leadership challege headed by Jennerick.............

Where have you seen that?

[ditchman]

58 minutes ago, old'un said:

Where have you seen that?

it was seen on an internet trawl............but it is now on the main TV channells..........

[12gauge82]

8 hours ago, clangerman said:

even though the gullible will put reform in power next time the donkeys will still be looking at a fool in their shaving mirror because fraud farage and reform are the same old hot air or show me their plan to deliver us the power to punish or remove failure! 

I think Welsh 1 has summed my thoughts up very well. 

In other news, the betrayal of the UK people by our own government continues, not only is Starmer handing over the Chagos Isles, but he is forcing us to pay billions in rent and repatriations for the privilege of handing our own land over. 

While he launches an attack on our own pensioners, freezing some of them to death and complains of making difficult decisions due to a black hole, he's handing billions of our money over for the privilege of giving away an important strategic asset belonging to the UK. 

I'd like to say I can't believe it but unfortunately these days, nothing surprises me, 🤬

[shaun4860]

I have always believed that if you don’t vote then you have no right to complain!

Voting should be made compulsory with fines for those that don’t.

Guy at our gun club was constantly complaining about this party or that party but I asked who he voted for he said he didn’t vote.

I then told him then he has no right to complain.

I have voted in every election since I turned 18

[old man]

6 hours ago, shaun4860 said:

I have always believed that if you don’t vote then you have no right to complain!

Voting should be made compulsory with fines for those that don’t.

Guy at our gun club was constantly complaining about this party or that party but I asked who he voted for he said he didn’t vote.

I then told him then he has no right to complain.

I have voted in every election since I turned 18

Absolutely.

Also to keep voting for the same clowns and to expect any change is just plain bonkers? None will vote themselves away from the trough.

[39TDS]

7 hours ago, shaun4860 said:

I have always believed that if you don’t vote then you have no right to complain!

Voting should be made compulsory with fines for those that don’t.

Guy at our gun club was constantly complaining about this party or that party but I asked who he voted for he said he didn’t vote.

I then told him then he has no right to complain.

I have voted in every election since I turned 18

I agree up to a point but what do you do when presented with a selection where you don't want any of them?

At the last election there was nobody on the list that warranted my vote. I would normally vote Conservative but there was no way I could endorse that lot for another term, Reform would be the next best but they are not in a position to run the country and Labour are awful but I admit they seem to be turning out even more awful than expected.

At present we do not have any political party fit for purpose and a high number of politicians right across the board that are not fit for anything at all.

Besides all that, whatever I voted would not have made a scrap of difference under the current system, the result was known long before polling day.

[oldypigeonpopper]

Hello, I have said before Millions of UK citizens have regretted voting in Labour, Shame there was no real alternative that would have made Britain great again

[Dougy]

She needs to give her head a good wobble, what amazes me is that if I wanted to stop getting any negative attention i would sit down and shut up, i dont have the qualifications that these people "claim" (use the word "claim"very loosely of course) to have. But i do know when to shut up. 

What she is doing is giving the Reform Party another huge boost in popularity but cant see what shes doing. These people must obviously live in their own very small bubble. 

Stupid is a word id use.