My money is on Brexit and Johnson.
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...my quagmire of greed....my cesspit of laziness and unfairness....all I am doing is sticking two fingers up at nurses, doctors and other hard working employed professionals...
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Yes, the current Project Manager is Italian. She will be replaced by a Scottish lass.New PM after EU referendum?
Eitherway, I will get "enough".
Hope that helps.Comment
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I agree.Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostMy money is on Brexit and Johnson.
Both will go and feck themselves.Comment
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Cameron has already said he won't stand again. If he loses the referendum he might go sooner, but he isn't going to lose, so he won't
Osbourne doesn't stand a cat in hell's chance. Loathsome individual.
Boris, not a chance if he's on the losing side.
Which leaves the likes of May, Javid, or some left-of-field back bencher.
The future of the Conservative Party does not look bright. This could be a good thing. Politics needs stirring up in this country.Comment
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Brexit - Boris, because he risked everything for the greater good.
Remain - Boris, because he risked everything for the greater good, and as the plucky little engine that nearly could, the Tory members crying into their morning Telegraph will be encouraged to vote for him as leader.
It's almost as if he's calculated the odds of (personal) success before "risking" it all.Comment
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I'm very sure he did this.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIt's almost as if he's calculated the odds of (personal) success before "risking" it all.Comment
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Losing the Scotland referendum was by far the best thing that's ever happened to Sturgeon and the SNP and Boris is hoping the same will be true for him. I don't think for a minute he's really in favour of Brexit.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostRemain - Boris, because he risked everything for the greater good, and as the plucky little engine that nearly could, the Tory members crying into their morning Telegraph will be encouraged to vote for him as leader.
It's almost as if he's calculated the odds of (personal) success before "risking" it all.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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