ltdgas
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Post by ltdgas on Jan 14, 2024 17:20:41 GMT
What a breath of fresh air , such a statesman , so articulate,listening to him on Trevor Philips today i just kept thinking this is the person who should be leading this country , when sunak undoubtedly goes , lord Cameron has to be the next leader of the Tory party , then hopefully the country
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oldie
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Post by oldie on Jan 14, 2024 18:53:01 GMT
Seriously
Is this a parody account?
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Post by lostinspace on Jan 14, 2024 22:05:40 GMT
What a breath of fresh air , such a statesman , so articulate,listening to him on Trevor Philips today i just kept thinking this is the person who should be leading this country , when sunak undoubtedly goes , lord Cameron has to be the next leader of the Tory party , then hopefully the country Are you ill or just suffering from short term memory loss ,,? A man who ran away from his own shortcomings.. god knows what RS Was thinking when he appointed him to his current position |
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oldie
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Post by oldie on Jan 14, 2024 23:28:53 GMT
What a breath of fresh air , such a statesman , so articulate,listening to him on Trevor Philips today i just kept thinking this is the person who should be leading this country , when sunak undoubtedly goes , lord Cameron has to be the next leader of the Tory party , then hopefully the country Are you ill or just suffering from short term memory loss ,,? A man who ran away from his own shortcomings.. god knows what RS Was thinking when he appointed him to his current position Well said LiS. Cameron, who was allegedly paid £10M for lobbying on behalf of Greensill Capital. When that company collapsed it cost us, the taxpayer £5billion. My feeling is Ltdgas is two parts nuts. |
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ltdgas
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Post by ltdgas on Jan 15, 2024 9:44:25 GMT
What a breath of fresh air , such a statesman , so articulate,listening to him on Trevor Philips today i just kept thinking this is the person who should be leading this country , when sunak undoubtedly goes , lord Cameron has to be the next leader of the Tory party , then hopefully the country Are you ill or just suffering from short term memory loss ,,? A man who ran away from his own shortcomings.. god knows what RS Was thinking when he appointed him to his current position He resigned as his position became untenable after the Brexit referendum , he has now admitted that his backing of remain was wrong & leaving the eu was the correct decision for the uk , takes a man of principle to stand up & admit when your wrong . The change for him to lead the Tory party should happen now as listening to political commentators is it will be a wipeout for the Tory’s s |
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ltdgas
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Post by ltdgas on Jan 15, 2024 9:47:22 GMT
Seriously Is this a parody account? Is that really the best you can come up with , 0/10 |
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ltdgas
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Post by ltdgas on Jan 23, 2024 10:07:41 GMT
Fresh us/ uk air strikes send clear message to Houthi terrorists
A fresh set of us & uk air strikes against Iran Houthi terrorists targets in Yemen were intended to send a the clearest possible message that Great Britain backs its words with actions
David Cameron the foreign secretary has said
Love the rhetoric, Great Britain , we won’t be messed with !! , Dave’s leading this country all but in name now !! .
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Post by oldie on Jan 23, 2024 11:06:12 GMT
Fresh us/ uk air strikes send clear message to Houthi terrorists A fresh set of us & uk air strikes against Iran Houthi terrorists targets in Yemen were intended to send a the clearest possible message that Great Britain backs its words with actions David Cameron the foreign secretary has said Love the rhetoric, Great Britain , we won’t be messed with !! , Dave’s leading this country all but in name now !! . And the moon is made of cheese |
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ltdgas
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Post by ltdgas on Apr 24, 2024 11:45:20 GMT
Well I’m going off dodgy Dave , he seemed quite sensible upto today , but now he’s back to the remainers crap we could send any illegal imigrants back to France pre- 2016 ( Dublin agreement ), yes Dave but the statistics showed more were returned to us than the uk returned to the eu & we also had fom which both you failed to mention .
I’ll always be thankful for him allowing us to have brexit but he’s off my Xmas card list now
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Post by trymer on Apr 24, 2024 19:14:21 GMT
Well I’m going off dodgy Dave , he seemed quite sensible upto today , but now he’s back to the remainers crap we could send any illegal imigrants back to France pre- 2016 ( Dublin agreement ), yes Dave but the statistics showed more were returned to us than the uk returned to the eu & we also had fom which both you failed to mention . I’ll always be thankful for him allowing us to have brexit but he’s off my Xmas card list now tbh I always thought that he was a right t1t,he got himself pushed into the Brexit referendum by Farage...like him or loathe him Farage is the only British politician to do what he set out to do since Churchill and Farage wasnt an MP an didnt have the resources of Lib/Lab/Con. |
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Post by Nobbygas on Apr 24, 2024 23:41:46 GMT
Bringing Cameron back into government was the final nail in the Tory coffin for me.
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Post by bluetornados on Apr 25, 2024 8:02:19 GMT
It is just like in sport too, going back to a previous club seldom works out, either as a player or a manager.
Cameron back in the fold of the Tories could well be their downfall in the next General Election.
Farage will garner many supporters if he returns, people cannot see anything changing from the two main parties.
Blair was great when he swept in but passed the poisoned chalice over to the unelected Gordon Brown.
Cameron came in like the Blair fanfare, upset the apple cart with the referendum and scarpered like a rat.
Teresa May, Boris, Truss and now Sunak have all been left with the mess that the 2010 GE created.
Oh hindsight, why oh why can there not be before sight....
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oldie
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Post by oldie on Apr 25, 2024 9:06:00 GMT
It is just like in sport too, going back to a previous club seldom works out, either as a player or a manager. Cameron back in the fold of the Tories could well be their downfall in the next General Election. Farage will garner many supporters if he returns, people cannot see anything changing from the two main parties. Blair was great when he swept in but passed the poisoned chalice over to the unelected Gordon Brown. Cameron came in like the Blair fanfare, upset the apple cart with the referendum and scarpered like a rat. Teresa May, Boris, Truss and now Sunak have all been left with the mess that the 2010 GE created. Oh hindsight, why oh why can there not be before sight.... There is, if you stick to the facts |
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bluetornados
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Post by bluetornados on Apr 25, 2024 13:15:59 GMT
It is just like in sport too, going back to a previous club seldom works out, either as a player or a manager. Cameron back in the fold of the Tories could well be their downfall in the next General Election. Farage will garner many supporters if he returns, people cannot see anything changing from the two main parties. Blair was great when he swept in but passed the poisoned chalice over to the unelected Gordon Brown. Cameron came in like the Blair fanfare, upset the apple cart with the referendum and scarpered like a rat. Teresa May, Boris, Truss and now Sunak have all been left with the mess that the 2010 GE created. Oh hindsight, why oh why can there not be before sight.... There is, if you stick to the facts OMG, Les my dear old friend, you are back in the bosom of all those that love you, your wit and charm has been sorely missed, it's been way too long..... |
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ltdgas
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Post by ltdgas on Apr 26, 2024 18:58:26 GMT
Tory star Kemi Badenoch blasts David Cameron’s Brexit ‘dereliction of duty’
The business secretary continues the Conservative forever war on Brexit.
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BY NOAH KEATE
LONDON — Deep disagreements in the U.K. Conservative Party over Brexit? Surely not!
Business and Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch continued the Conservatives’ EU forever war Thursday night as she accused David Cameron of failing to prepare sufficiently for Brexit as prime minister.
“One of the most disappointing things was becoming an MP a year later and finding out there had been no plans made about how this was going to happen,” Badenoch told business lobby group the Confederation of British Industry Thursday. “I think that was the real dereliction of duty.”
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“If you’re offering people Leave vs. Remain you need to do your work, not just do the work for the option you want to win,” she added, in comments that could make for some awkward chat around the Cabinet table, where Cameron now sits as foreign secretary.
Cameron, who pushed for Britain to stay in the bloc, resigned as PM in 2016 following the country’s Brexit vote.
Civil servants were forbidden from preparing for a Brexit vote during the campaign, a decision parliament’s foreign affairs committee later described as an act of “gross negligence.”
Badenoch, a rising star tipped as a future Tory leader, voted for Brexit, and has revealed that the referendum split her family.
Cameron’s not the first Cabinet minister Badenoch has locked horns with.
The business and trade secretary reportedly criticized Leveling-Up Secretary Michael Gove, a former ally, over his stance on government plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda.
Stefan Boscia and Dan Bloom contributed reporting.
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Poor old dave , not a good week 😂😂, but Kemi is dead right it was a remainiacs dereliction of duty in not planning for brexit has caused the odd ripple in the road , though no doubt the idiots will still try to apportion blame to leavers 🙄🙄
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ltdgas
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Post by ltdgas on Apr 26, 2024 19:01:45 GMT
Probably didn’t plan for brexit as they thought they were odds onto win the referendum, that went well didn’t it 😂😂😂😂😂
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