Thats already happening...Social Media as now bought in new young voters to the fore....(I buy all the Guardian newspapers and deposit them in the local spoons for free (Discreetly)...so cheer up..we get there
@@eileenmoroney305 Without bans and censorship, opinions of all kinds wind up on social media. On TH-cam, you can even find full-on “tankie” Communists and unapologetic Bolsheviks if that’s your thing. That’s as it should be, if we’re both adults who can handle disagreement. Some years back I remember Christopher Hitchens on a panel discussion. A member of the audience made a pro-Hitchens comment, and Hitch replied that the commenter spoke like someone who’d never been exposed to the best of the other side’s arguments. Don’t be that person.
You forget to mention the Sun. Anyway not to worry, the younger generation just don't buy newspapers. The manipulation of the majority by half a dozen billionaires will soon be over.
I don’t care how catastrophic he’s been for the Tory party - the more catastrophic, the better. What angers me is how catastrophic he’s been for the country.
You took the words right out of my mouth. I don't care a jot that he's been catastrophic for the Con' Party, he's been catastrophic for the country. A self-serving narcissistic philandering overprivileged racist Bullingdon Club disaster!
I know how catastrophic her has been for the country. He was the worst PM in history. He has also, a slightly separate matter, condemned the Conservatives to the political wilderness and for that I thank him with hand on heart.
@@anonUK I would argue that Johnson's Premiership was more corrosive and damaging on so many levels than Truss had the chance to be. Johnson has helped condemn the UK to years of decline which may be irreversible. The same could not really be said of Truss despite her impact being more spectacular in the short time she was allowed.
@@richardcory5024 has he? Torries still in power? I mean the Torries bungled Brexit vote, and then the country voted for them anyway. Any election is months away, plenty of time for the wealthy to get their candidates straightened out.
Yes. ‘Just Boris’ by Sonia Parnell. Biography of BJ from a decade ago that magnificently dissects his character based on interviews with many who knew / know him. All that has followed is of a piece and highly predictable.
Johnson changed a lot in that party, in my humble view. The Tories were always a weird and often rather disgusting bunch, but not like this. They're barely different from what Ukip was but really, it's the absolute incompetence that baffles me. I will never vote for a right wing politician, but I have seen some in government right here in Belgium. I don't like them, but they know what they are doing or what they are talking about. Some of these current tories make me wonder if I'm watching an English comedy show...
@sock Well, they're pretty serious about filling their pockets and filling the pockets of their chums. And shoving a literal lorry load of biased inbreeds into the H of L. Serious about that.
Of couse he won't go quietly; he lives on, and breathes other people's attention. Wonder what would happen if every sensible person, and the press, just stopped paying any attention to what he says and does...🤔
The working class northern English( The Red Wall ) gave us Johnson. It is mind boggling why any working class man or woman would want an entitled, privileged, Eaton educated, narcissistic bully to run their country, and think it would be to their benefit. Quite astonishing.
I can't say that I like seeing the path that Britain has gone down, but it you ask me you had it coming. And though Trump is 10 times more RIDICULOUS than Johnson, I take some comfort in the fact that we Americans don't have a monopoly on self-destructive jingoism.
I as a Brit concur fully with what you say, Johnston was and is a pathological liar, prepared to say anything that furthers his career at the expense of the nation, the trouble is the alternative at the last election was not any better (but for different reasons.) I always refer to Johnston as Mini Trump because although as you say he was not as bad as Trump he was just as dangerous in other ways.
@channelsixtyeight068 Look at the mess that the UK is in after 12 years of Tory rule. Stop trying to make this mess someone else's responsibility, it is the fault of Conservatives and Brexiteers which are usually one and the same.
@@mikw1809 you're right. Just not everyone getting poorer, certain people who have interests in Britain and pay taxes elsewhere are making a great deal of money. Looking at Reese Mogg.
@@jonnewman6332 the likes of Clarke and Heseltine (plus John Major) are widely disliked by many current Tory party members right? They should take that as a huge compliment !
@jamesmertins1618 Good to see some of us have memories brother! The original post makes a good point, however. Ardent Thatcherite as he was/ is, with all that entails, he looks like a boy scout compared to what we have now.
don't underestimate how smart he is, thats the difference between him and Trump, he is smart, but he is self interested, ambitious and cares little for anyone else.
I voted conservative for fifty years, but because of Borris, his lies and his handling of Brexit, I voted tactically last time against them and until I see an improvement in the conservative party and that he and his sidekicks have been left behind I will not be returning.
It is sad that so few people make any effort to think before voting, to take an interest or to reflect on parallel situations in other nations for reference but instead vote habitually and tribally with unthinking allegiance. Thank you for waking from your slumber.
Before he took office I predicted that Boris Johnson would prove to be the worst Prime Minister in British history but I did not predict the extent of the damage he would do to the Conservative Party, whose electoral prospects now lie in utter ruins.
@@eddiep9038 For many, and perhaps most people amongst the electorate, politics was only comprehensible as an extension of the entertainment and celebrity industry. By manifesting as a modern day version of a music hall toff (a ruse that Rees-Mogg has likewise successfully turned to his advantage) Johnson manufactured an utterly undeserved popularity, irrespective of all political and personal qualifications for a life in politics.
So Heseltine's keen on the truth is he? I well remember back in the 80s, when he served in Thatcher's government, the head of the statistics department - I can't remember what it was called then - famously wrote a letter of complaint direct to Thatcher over her government's egregious misuse of stats to give a completely false picture of affairs. It was unprecedented and caused a bit of a stir.
As a brit I can say it was a combination of many things. Most ordinary people don't understand or wish to understand the ins and outs of investment so they didnt know it would make a difference to the factories and companies manufacturing in this country and encourage the moving of manufacturing investment to Europe. Many people were conned into believing immigration was damaging the country, now we do not have the people to harvest our crops, run our care homes, or in the NHS, Many people believed particularly the French were not obeying EU laws and were voting laws against British interests but didn't obey those laws themselves, while Britain enforced them that was not true, in fact Britain pushed forward as much law as any other country. Many were told our fishermen would get their fishing grounds back, the problem with that is British people don't eat the sort of fish that are caught in our waters, the market for those fish etc. is Europe which is now much more difficult to trade with, our fishermen are worse off than before. People believed the unrealistic promise that the government would negotiate favourable agreements with other countries around the world, few trade agreements have materialised and none so favourable as what we had before. The good Friday agreement that put an end to the bombings in London and other cities was swept aside by Boris Johnson Many who believed what they were told by the Brexiteers now wish they had voted differently, many admit to voting to it as a protest vote never believing it would actually happen. Oh dear I am ranting again, but I feel a bit better for it.
Nor should he... Heseltine was a maverick in his day resigning from the Thatcher Government and helping to overthrow her and had to give way to John Major after realizing he had no mates in the Conservative Party. Why we give this guy a mouthpiece I don't know...
Hesletine is one of those true statesmen like Kenneth Clarke who that Motley crew pushed into the periphery. When you live wisdom to the fringes you’re left with imbeciles and dogmatics . That’s exactly what the Tories have done . The most talented were expelled . Rory Stewart being a classic example . I’m a labour member but I recognise those with real wisdom and talent . I may not agree with all they say on everything , but men like that and women like that have to be listened to . Tony Benn was exactly the same type . Titans in the presence of fools . Johnson , Mogg , Patel , the 6 week nation wrecker and those who have run the Tory party have done more damage then Putin could ever do .
Boris Johnson talking about proper or really conservative is basically saying 'my definition of proper conservative' and we have all seen what that is.
your sound engineer needs to learn about unity gain & segment leveling, your ending credits/audio was at least 6db louder than the rest of the show & overloaded my studio monitors to clipping !
Meh, Johnson isn't the problem with the conservative party. The policy of austerity for the poor but not for the rich is the problem with the conservative party.
Rishi Sunak problem is he's a rich man with a rich wife who used tax avoidance in a time of great need and that he and his wife are from families of immigrants, there's no way any Brexiters are going to vote for him they will just not vote, The irony is just poetic and the fact he's now using terms like stop the boats and the Rwanda thing is him trying to get pander to them hoping in some way that they will say he's one of us, he will never be one of them.
Shooting 400 squirrels in your 70 acre estate is pretty catastrophic, killing your mothers Alsatian is pretty catastrophic as well, vile man. Still his days are numbered thank god.
The bloke's evil. The ENGLISH people have to wear massive responsibility for this mess too. They chose to vote for Brexit. They chose to vote for Bojo to 'get Brexit done', and 'beCaUse hE's a WiNnEr' (how asinine!!)
A country full of people without gratitude..criticising those things which really are irrelevant and those that need attentions, you don'ttalk about them..which equals to hypocrisy.. This gentleman is objective i think in his analysis..however her questioning seems biased..and subjective..
The Conservative and Unionist Party has been its own worst enemy, having lost the trust of their core support by their own deceitful divisive conduct over some decades, not least in the resistance to revealing the original political aims behind the the selling of the "Common Market" to the electorate and the refusal to allow a national referendum until it was forced upon them; one which they were clearly stunned to lose, a reaction that has festered ever since and will almost certainly lead to their defeat at the next general election due to the outcomes affecting border controls and social instability.
Right on Johnson, wrong on Brexit,and rather conveniently forgets about individuals, such as the arrogant Kenneth Clarke etc who also did great damage to this country,albeit in a quieter way.
The gambler's fallacy, what has happened before will affect what happens in the future. Johnson's previous win in a general election was due to external factors that he had little control over. The chances of the electorate having another choice that is between very bad and awful is very low. Johnson's supporters are the sort of people that bookies love because they don't know when to stop losing.
After Johnsons tantrum resignation and his clear contempt for Parliament he should have the Tory whip removed from him permanently and be expelled from the Party. If he isn't he will cause ever increasing damage to them. Which as a socialist I would welcome but for the sake of democracy it would be bad.
Wasn't heseltine instrumental in getting rid of Thatcher and causing the disaster that was John major and then nearly two decades of Blair! He did so much good!
So TR finally dropped their support of Boris and got on the Tory old guard who will stick it to Boris. Like rats in a sack though. Throughly enjoyable to watch the clowns fighting over the paint grease as the tent is burning down and the audience has fled.
I find it shocking that ‘has been’ politicians who themselves did no favours to their parties or the country can criticise a fellow MP. Boris was bad for Britain yes, and so were you Heseltine.
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@@eileenmoroney305 Without bans and censorship, opinions of all kinds wind up on social media. On TH-cam, you can even find full-on “tankie” Communists and unapologetic Bolsheviks if that’s your thing. That’s as it should be, if we’re both adults who can handle disagreement.
Some years back I remember Christopher Hitchens on a panel discussion. A member of the audience made a pro-Hitchens comment, and Hitch replied that the commenter spoke like someone who’d never been exposed to the best of the other side’s arguments. Don’t be that person.
You forget to mention the Sun.
Anyway not to worry, the younger generation just don't buy newspapers. The manipulation of the majority by half a dozen billionaires will soon be over.
I don’t care how catastrophic he’s been for the Tory party - the more catastrophic, the better. What angers me is how catastrophic he’s been for the country.
You took the words right out of my mouth.
I don't care a jot that he's been catastrophic for the Con' Party, he's been catastrophic for the country. A self-serving narcissistic philandering overprivileged racist Bullingdon Club disaster!
I know how catastrophic her has been for the country. He was the worst PM in history. He has also, a slightly separate matter, condemned the Conservatives to the political wilderness and for that I thank him with hand on heart.
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Only if you don't count Liz Truss.
@@anonUK I would argue that Johnson's Premiership was more corrosive and damaging on so many levels than Truss had the chance to be. Johnson has helped condemn the UK to years of decline which may be irreversible. The same could not really be said of Truss despite her impact being more spectacular in the short time she was allowed.
@@richardcory5024 has he? Torries still in power? I mean the Torries bungled Brexit vote, and then the country voted for them anyway. Any election is months away, plenty of time for the wealthy to get their candidates straightened out.
They were warned, we knew the ins and outs of his narcissistic destructive behaviour and yet they still welcomed him with open arms.
Yes. ‘Just Boris’ by Sonia Parnell. Biography of BJ from a decade ago that magnificently dissects his character based on interviews with many who knew / know him. All that has followed is of a piece and highly predictable.
Purnell
@@ruthpearsall2618 Still not as ridiculous as the US electing Trump.
Johnson has shown who the Tories *really* are. Is that bad for them? Only if knowing who someone really is, turns out to be to their disadvantage.
Johnson changed a lot in that party, in my humble view. The Tories were always a weird and often rather disgusting bunch, but not like this. They're barely different from what Ukip was but really, it's the absolute incompetence that baffles me. I will never vote for a right wing politician, but I have seen some in government right here in Belgium. I don't like them, but they know what they are doing or what they are talking about. Some of these current tories make me wonder if I'm watching an English comedy show...
@sock Well, they're pretty serious about filling their pockets and filling the pockets of their chums.
And shoving a literal lorry load of biased inbreeds into the H of L.
Serious about that.
"It is going to get worse"
But the Tories will do everything in their power not to own it. especially Johnson and his despicable following.
It's all Labour's fault, apparently. Sunak was citing Ed Miliband's "chaotic" time in Wednesday's PMQs!
Of couse he won't go quietly; he lives on, and breathes other people's attention. Wonder what would happen if every sensible person, and the press, just stopped paying any attention to what he says and does...🤔
he will carry on and make more babies
@@beaulieuc8910 birth control...
The working class northern English( The Red Wall ) gave us Johnson. It is mind boggling why any working class man or woman would want an entitled, privileged, Eaton educated, narcissistic bully to run their country, and think it would be to their benefit. Quite astonishing.
I can't say that I like seeing the path that Britain has gone down, but it you ask me you had it coming. And though Trump is 10 times more RIDICULOUS than Johnson, I take some comfort in the fact that we Americans don't have a monopoly on self-destructive jingoism.
Same tune, different dance.
@channelsixtyeight068 lol your government is just as bad
Johnson is our Trump,thats how bad it is here
I as a Brit concur fully with what you say, Johnston was and is a pathological liar, prepared to say anything that furthers his career at the expense of the nation, the trouble is the alternative at the last election was not any better (but for different reasons.) I always refer to Johnston as Mini Trump because although as you say he was not as bad as Trump he was just as dangerous in other ways.
@channelsixtyeight068 Look at the mess that the UK is in after 12 years of Tory rule. Stop trying to make this mess someone else's responsibility, it is the fault of Conservatives and Brexiteers which are usually one and the same.
It’s been fantastic watching the Tory party capitulate at the hands of Boris and the fallout from Brexit
@@mikw1809 you're right. Just not everyone getting poorer, certain people who have interests in Britain and pay taxes elsewhere are making a great deal of money. Looking at Reese Mogg.
Goes to show how bad the report must have been. Johnson got it, and resigned.
Heseltine was a far better politician than any of the current Tories. A man of integrity and a political heavyweight.
Agreed. Heseltine and Clark are two of our greatest recent times politicians. And I'm one leaning much further to the left.
@@jonnewman6332 the likes of Clarke and Heseltine (plus John Major) are widely disliked by many current Tory party members right? They should take that as a huge compliment !
Started by answering a question he wasn't asked though. Old habits die hard!
@jamesmertins1618 Good to see some of us have memories brother!
The original post makes a good point, however. Ardent Thatcherite as he was/ is, with all that entails, he looks like a boy scout compared to what we have now.
Boris Johnson’s greatest contribution to the UK has been devastating the Conservative Party.
A very British Trump 🤷🏻♂️
They are both Gemini’s! ♊️🎭 Chaos is their bread and butter. 🍞🧈🌪
@@erostyderin4130 and both massive narcissists
I heard a new phrase recently, Narcissistic Collapse; this describes the Tories/ERG and Brexit to a tee...
and Boris....
The interviewer asked brilliant questions. She got absolutely the most Lord Heseltine could offer. Bravo!
She came across as someone starting her work experience. #opinions
@Bwlch. Cymru she was bloody hopeless. We all know Boris is a tool. He's finished. They can't accept that and love the drama.
S. O .D the tories, he was catastrophic for the nation.
Hesseltine has morals and is smart , two things that Boris is not .
don't underestimate how smart he is, thats the difference between him and Trump, he is smart, but he is self interested, ambitious and cares little for anyone else.
Boris has flushed Britian down the toilet
Started 13 years ago
Heseltine was far more of a catastrophe for both the Conservatives, but more importantly the country.
I voted conservative for fifty years, but because of Borris, his lies and his handling of Brexit, I voted tactically last time against them and until I see an improvement in the conservative party and that he and his sidekicks have been left behind I will not be returning.
you'll wait another 50 years before the Tories stop their war against working class people.
It is sad that so few people make any effort to think before voting, to take an interest or to reflect on parallel situations in other nations for reference but instead vote habitually and tribally with unthinking allegiance.
Thank you for waking from your slumber.
Before he took office I predicted that Boris Johnson would prove to be the worst Prime Minister in British history but I did not predict the extent of the damage he would do to the Conservative Party, whose electoral prospects now lie in utter ruins.
When he became an MP, I predicted he would be a disaster. For the simple reason people thought he was "funny" when he patently was a liar
@@eddiep9038 For many, and perhaps most people amongst the electorate, politics was only comprehensible as an extension of the entertainment and celebrity industry. By manifesting as a modern day version of a music hall toff (a ruse that Rees-Mogg has likewise successfully turned to his advantage) Johnson manufactured an utterly undeserved popularity, irrespective of all political and personal qualifications for a life in politics.
Tarzan still has better hair than Bozo Johnson
And seems to own a comb, too.
Nearly everyone does.
He's a rank narcissist who can't handle not being the centre of attention
The interviewee or the subect of it, or both?
@@EdMcF1 Both.
Even though I have never been a Tory fan , always thought that hestline was a good and honest man.
I recall him saying how in business he put off paying bills.
which tells you how far to the right the modern Conservative Party has gone.....
@@EdMcF1 that's not dishonest. Dishonest is buying something with no intention of paying the bill, like Trump does.
But see the Westland Affair.
Lord Heseltine is correct Bojo has been absolutely catastrophic for the country. Hopefully, the Tories will destroy themselves.
Oh, my good god Hesseltines telling the truth!!!!! ,,,, Whatever next honest Borris!!!!
So Heseltine's keen on the truth is he? I well remember back in the 80s, when he served in Thatcher's government, the head of the statistics department - I can't remember what it was called then - famously wrote a letter of complaint direct to Thatcher over her government's egregious misuse of stats to give a completely false picture of affairs. It was unprecedented and caused a bit of a stir.
As an Australian, looking from the outside, I could never fathom why the British wanted Brexit.....
As a brit I can say it was a combination of many things. Most ordinary people don't understand or wish to understand the ins and outs of investment so they didnt know it would make a difference to the factories and companies manufacturing in this country and encourage the moving of manufacturing investment to Europe.
Many people were conned into believing immigration was damaging the country, now we do not have the people to harvest our crops, run our care homes, or in the NHS,
Many people believed particularly the French were not obeying EU laws and were voting laws against British interests but didn't obey those laws themselves, while Britain enforced them that was not true, in fact Britain pushed forward as much law as any other country.
Many were told our fishermen would get their fishing grounds back, the problem with that is British people don't eat the sort of fish that are caught in our waters, the market for those fish etc. is Europe which is now much more difficult to trade with, our fishermen are worse off than before.
People believed the unrealistic promise that the government would negotiate favourable agreements with other countries around the world, few trade agreements have materialised and none so favourable as what we had before.
The good Friday agreement that put an end to the bombings in London and other cities was swept aside by Boris Johnson
Many who believed what they were told by the Brexiteers now wish they had voted differently, many admit to voting to it as a protest vote never believing it would actually happen.
Oh dear I am ranting again, but I feel a bit better for it.
Do you want Australia to become a republic?
@@adrianm.2043 And we were fed up of france & germany telling us what to do ...
Spot on with his comment about winning with integrity.
Nor should he... Heseltine was a maverick in his day resigning from the Thatcher Government and helping to overthrow her and had to give way to John Major after realizing he had no mates in the Conservative Party. Why we give this guy a mouthpiece I don't know...
Best takeaway, "How you win and the integrity of how you win ....." . Thank you Lord Heseltine.
Hesletine is one of those true statesmen like Kenneth Clarke who that Motley crew pushed into the periphery. When you live wisdom to the fringes you’re left with imbeciles and dogmatics . That’s exactly what the Tories have done . The most talented were expelled . Rory Stewart being a classic example . I’m a labour member but I recognise those with real wisdom and talent . I may not agree with all they say on everything , but men like that and women like that have to be listened to .
Tony Benn was exactly the same type . Titans in the presence of fools . Johnson , Mogg , Patel , the 6 week nation wrecker and those who have run the Tory party have done more damage then Putin could ever do .
"and those who have run the Tory party have done more damage then Putin could ever do"
Putin was instrumental in achieving Brexit.
@@emm_arr with the collusion of certain treacherous elements within the tory party. This needs a full inquiry!
Dominic Grieve , i might add to your list of talented MPs consigned to the periphery.
So true and the country 😞
Boris Johnson talking about proper or really conservative is basically saying 'my definition of proper conservative' and we have all seen what that is.
your sound engineer needs to learn about unity gain & segment leveling, your ending credits/audio was at least 6db louder than the rest of the show & overloaded my studio monitors to clipping !
Brilliant. 🎉
Meh, Johnson isn't the problem with the conservative party. The policy of austerity for the poor but not for the rich is the problem with the conservative party.
As always, Mr Heseltine speaking sense.
Was Johnson a winner or was Corbin a loser. That's is the question which is often missed.
And the Country.
Come on Sunak....cancel the honours list and make crybaby Pinocchio Johnson throw more teddys out of the pram.
Lord Hesletine, This is the man who stabbed Margaret Thatcher in the back and he has the cheek to talk about dignity !
People like mr Johnson will never go away they think too much of themselves
Ask any Cypriot about Brexit they will tell you that they want OUT.😅
Lord Heseltine not a man I could ever like, all he ever does is stab everyone in the back.
He's not done the country much good either.
I know which I care about.
Quite Right,he’s milked it dry for he’s own greed I hate him
Boris can only do damage if he stops breathing the oxygen of publicity. Control has been handed to Boris and Sir Jacob. (nearly gagged there!)
He should be in prison as should others
Hopefully Conservatives are history and Mogg disappears forever!!!
And the Country !! 🇪🇺🇪🇺
To late to stop a Labour government now Michael!
He was elected in the aftermath of Mrs May's tenure in office, which is important context.
The Tory party cannot singly blame BOJO. They must blame themselves for the economic catastrophe it has caused
Nasty, corrupt, xenophobic, and dishonest. The True Conservative Party.
But what about winning!?
Win what!? What!!!?
Lock him up!
Heseltine,Hurd,Thatcher, Major,Tebbitt..When the Conservative Party was a party worth a vote..
Heseltine was catastrophic for the Tory Party
^^pathetic playground reversal
Well, that's a plus!
Time for Jacob to scurry off into the undergrowth
Behind nanny's skirting board.
Rishi Sunak problem is he's a rich man with a rich wife who used tax avoidance in a time of great need and that he and his wife are from families of immigrants, there's no way any Brexiters are going to vote for him they will just not vote, The irony is just poetic and the fact he's now using terms like stop the boats and the Rwanda thing is him trying to get pander to them hoping in some way that they will say he's one of us, he will never be one of them.
His wife is not from any immigrants, her family are Indian global capitalists and, if I dare presume to speak freely, crooks.
I wonder how fractured the Tories would need to be for this chap to say enough is enough and disown the lot of them ?
What is the point of the blonde woman? We keep seeing her, but she never says a word...
She seems to be the controller. She ended a recent show where Calum McDonald tried to do an inept hatchet job THREE TIMES on Chrs Bryant.
But he will go. It really is a win win situation.
Redwood says unity is good. Redwood means nobody is allowed to disagree with him.
Redwood was the man who tried (unsuccessfully) to usurp John Major. A backstabbing Brexit obsessed creep.
Diesel&desert forever Co
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Amen
And a disaster for the country sells the oven ready deal nonsense to the country and waltzes off into the sunset leaving us holding the bag .
What he thought the tories were in his day is illusory. Now they've morphed into something truly dreadful.
Shooting 400 squirrels in your 70 acre estate is pretty catastrophic, killing your mothers Alsatian is pretty catastrophic as well, vile man. Still his days are numbered thank god.
Love Heseltine loathe the party.
Cheats are not winners, cheats do sometimes come first, they do not win. BJ was a lier and cheat, not a winner.
The bloke's evil.
The ENGLISH people have to wear massive responsibility for this mess too. They chose to vote for Brexit. They chose to vote for Bojo to 'get Brexit done', and 'beCaUse hE's a WiNnEr' (how asinine!!)
Lord Mogg of Grenfeld...
A country full of people without gratitude..criticising those things which really are irrelevant and those that need attentions, you don'ttalk about them..which equals to hypocrisy..
This gentleman is objective i think in his analysis..however her questioning seems biased..and subjective..
The Conservative and Unionist Party has been its own worst enemy, having lost the trust of their core
support by their own deceitful divisive conduct over some decades, not least in the resistance to
revealing the original political aims behind the the selling of the "Common Market" to the electorate
and the refusal to allow a national referendum until it was forced upon them; one which they were
clearly stunned to lose, a reaction that has festered ever since and will almost certainly lead to their
defeat at the next general election due to the outcomes affecting border controls and social instability.
Right on Johnson, wrong on Brexit,and rather conveniently forgets about individuals, such as the arrogant Kenneth Clarke etc who also did great damage to this country,albeit in a quieter way.
I wonder how many true-blue fans Boris will have after a week in the desert.
The gambler's fallacy, what has happened before will affect what happens in the future. Johnson's previous win in a general election was due to external factors that he had little control over. The chances of the electorate having another choice that is between very bad and awful is very low. Johnson's supporters are the sort of people that bookies love because they don't know when to stop losing.
Quietly?
After Johnsons tantrum resignation and his clear contempt for Parliament he should have the Tory whip removed from him permanently and be expelled from the Party. If he isn't he will cause ever increasing damage to them. Which as a socialist I would welcome but for the sake of democracy it would be bad.
Rishi is too small a man to take whip away from that scoundrel.
“Johnson is a winner…”
He shouldn’t have resigned then. He should have fought a recall election and proved he was a winner.
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Says someone who was promoted sideways to stop him doing the same.
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Wasn't heseltine instrumental in getting rid of Thatcher and causing the disaster that was John major and then nearly two decades of Blair! He did so much good!
You need to speak to Blairs administration about the economic legacy John Major left them.
Boris puts self first, party second and country third.
Boris cares about boris
ly.
He's been a disaster for the uk...never mind the party.
Alas for Tory MPs the membership of the party regard him as their Kwizatz Faterach. Alas for the membership Johnson isn't a Conservative.
Heseltine doesn't mind when the press are pro-Tory except when it's not the sort of Tory party he likes.
Well, they did stab him in the back, and he did get elected by the party members, not like Sunak 😏 please retire.
Before you listen to Heseltine, find out how he treated one of his offspring, you need to know what kind of man you're dealing with here.
Heseltine is right.
@@emm_arrarr That wasn't what I was pointing out, everyone can tell the truth, even boris the liar, if they want to, that's a given.
So TR finally dropped their support of Boris and got on the Tory old guard who will stick it to Boris. Like rats in a sack though. Throughly enjoyable to watch the clowns fighting over the paint grease as the tent is burning down and the audience has fled.
At last the people have woken up a source of justice tim his sister is as bad as himself rory would have been a good choice for leader
" Its not easy being green remember that one " to a hall full of serious pokerfaced diplomats .You wouldn't see it in an episode of father Ted
Boris Johnson seemed like a genuine guy. Big support from America. 🇺🇸
Micheal H - 💪🏽👍🏽
When Boris finally managed to realise that he was not going to be the next Churchill.
He modelled himself on Trump.
And the same blissful ennui.
The ame blissful ennui.
Forevermore I hope
Civil War Jacob says 😂 I think it is a case of more the snake is eating its tail
I find it shocking that ‘has been’ politicians who themselves did no favours to their parties or the country can criticise a fellow MP. Boris was bad for Britain yes, and so were you Heseltine.
He can’t keep his mouth shut or his face off our screens
Don't believe in Heseltines politics but he isn't a liar or corrupt like Johnson.
Johnson is toast.