I’m glad she is in the House of Lords. I certainly do not share her politics nor do I agree with her on undoubtedly many issues. But she is a serious person who takes her role seriously and recognises the importance of it. Anyone who puts work into tackling modern slavery can’t be all bad. She did her absolute best to square the circle in trying to make Brexit work but was ultimately stuck between a rock and a hard place. While I never particularly liked her, I respected her and still do. All the time we have the political system that currently stands, I really do want serious people to be discussing the serious things. And I want someone articulate to argue a well-reasoned counter point to challenge things. The biggest mistake we can make in life is to be so blind in thinking that we are always right. We have to be open to the possibility that we are wrong sometimes. Having someone properly challenge our way of thinking may help us realise that things aren’t always as simple and clear cut as we initially think or feel. We may well end up coming to the same conclusion but we may potentially change our mind for the better. And I think this is good. But maybe I’m wrong! 😂
The idiot put 110% effort into defying the wishes of the electorate after a once in a lifetime referendum. She'll rot away slowly in that tomb, where nothing of significance actually occurs. Good enough for her.
She didn’t put work into modern slavery though did she ? What she did was make it look as though she was doing something like the rest of them. Same as her sneaking through terrorism laws to suppress people further.
What's even more remarkable is how despite there being absolutely no difference in the contempt the left and right hold for the public, people still desperately cling to their polarised views, steadfastly supporting one or the other.
I am not a “fan” of the HoL but I do recognize that some of its members are trying hard to do good things for us all. I do believe that Theresa May will do well in this Place! And I wish her well
@@KaiserFranzJosefI incorrect. Prior to David Cameron being given a life peerage when he became Foreign Secretary under Sunak, the last PM to be given a peerage was Thatcher. John Major, Tony Blair, and Gordon Brown all rejected a peerage. And of course, neither Chamberlain nor Churchill received a peerage, but that was due to their desire to remain in the commons. MacMillan didn't receive his peerage until 21 years after he resigned as PM.
She is far from perfect and didn’t succeed when given the role of breaking a successful Brexit agreement; but I think generally speaking her heart is in the right place and she is easily the best prime minister the uk has had in well over a decade
I'll have a pint of whatever it is you've been drinking. TM suffered from an almost total absence of good judgement both as PM & during her time as Home Secretary
Was she? In the grand scale of things, she seems pretty much middle of the road. Considering that the Prime Ministers we've had so far this century are: a war criminal, the man who crashed the economy, a pigfucker, an actual criminal, the woman who crashed the economy, and a couple of wet rags, she's probably fairly high up the rankings by process of elimination.
It was a push in the right direction but things have got considerably worse since. She was an odd choice for prime minister who was put in place to unify the conservatives. Everything in this country for the last fourteen years has been about Tory drama plain and simple
She is a former Prime Minister. While, yes, I appreciate to much cronyism goes on with regard to the HoL it still, by and far, is the professional house of our parliament
@@georgewashington4394 A rotory club, almost literally. Very questionable practices with very shady exchanges. Contrary to nobility, but shrewd... for the empire of course ;) Tell me, what is professional about insulating 'yourself' while there is a lack of nobility in the HoL? I know real noble people, and they are better than the HoL, and have turned down the title because of what it is now.
@@JT-si6bl It hasn't been a house for the nobility in almost 30 years. It's there to ensure legislation is actually checked. Does it have problems, yes. Are there people in the Lords who shouldn't be there? Yes. But please stop being an idiot about the whole thing.
You think anything of significance comes out of that place? A guaranteed retirement income for the old boys club, while they pretend to make a difference. About sums it up.
@@justaguy7517 Au contraire; I’d much rather be a naive optimist than a bitter cynic. I didn’t agree with the political decisions that she made while in office but that does not mean that Theresa May is an ambitious, self-serving, venal woman: she is a woman of honour who is trying her best to serve her country as she sees it. Disagreeing with someone’s political views is one thing; painting them as a monster is naive and frankly, childish.
She wont make a blind bit of difference. She sacked 20,000 police officers when Home secretary, was a useless PM .And has now got a privileged position in the House of Lords ,picking up £380 a day plus expenses just for turning up.Absolute disgusting 😡😡
Like her or not, this is the sort of person that should be in the House of Lords. A committed public servant who loves her country and loves politics and fair & honest political debate.
Fair play, if any of the last several ex-PMs deserves a peerage, Theresa May does. She was hamstrung during a premiership, but she has a clear sense of duty which both her predecessor and successors appear to lack.
Oh, dear. As a Scot with a genuine Scottish (Glaswegian) accent, I'm tempted to tell her to stick to her day job, but she's a Tory. Better retire, hen. You've got a fat pension anyway. Abolish the house of lords and the monarchy!
Who brought you the Snoopers Charter ? Allowed National Grid to be sold to Chinese and Qatar government investment arms, introduced additional tax for 5 years for cars over 40k ?
She actually did a pretty good job negotiating a deal with the EU. She didn't have the support of her party because May understood how stupid Brexit was in the first place, and how even dumber it would be to pursue what Jacob Rees-Mogg wanted.
@@jasonkoch3182 The UK only needs non stop immigrants to do the jobs that the lazy indigenous population refuse to do. This was the chance to get fat tattooed people off their arses and working but instead the pathetic weak government did nothing with the opportunity. Yes, surprisingly I am a second generation immigrant married to a non white child of immigrants and nearly all my friends are immigrant children who like me voted to leave. The English have limited interest in business or education that’s why hard working immigrants like Indians can go from corner shop to Doctor in one generation.
@@Ayeshteni the method of appointment to the house of lords is not direct election, but don’t try and act as if many upper chambers aren’t directly elected either, it’s a very common constitutional practice, and nor is it undemocratic
@ ‘A bit dim, though’, is the reason why the ruling classes use the peasants to benefit themselves with certain types of referendums etc, the world over! Yes the quite manner is taken advantage of too!
What a bloody insult to the people of this country,ennobling this women who was prepared to sell this country down the river,she’s in the same class as the late queens uncle from the thirties, reminds me of the last chapter of animal farm😱😱😱😱😱😱
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theresa may, but theresa can't
And just shouldn't.
@@MattSuguisAsFondAsEverrr Theresa didn’t f…King bother lol
@@JT-si6bl Just retire, hen, and give us all a break. You'll soon be legislated into oblivion anyway. Roll on the Republic of Great Britain!
Get you a job making headlines 😅
Theresa Did
A wonder she didn’t put on a Jamaican accent as a legacy to the Windrush.
because her mentor isnt jamaican. besides she hates windrush lmao
Bro doesn't understand a joke
Half of them talk with a fake patois
I think that would be a little inappropriate... some peopled understand class?!
I’m glad she is in the House of Lords. I certainly do not share her politics nor do I agree with her on undoubtedly many issues. But she is a serious person who takes her role seriously and recognises the importance of it. Anyone who puts work into tackling modern slavery can’t be all bad. She did her absolute best to square the circle in trying to make Brexit work but was ultimately stuck between a rock and a hard place. While I never particularly liked her, I respected her and still do. All the time we have the political system that currently stands, I really do want serious people to be discussing the serious things. And I want someone articulate to argue a well-reasoned counter point to challenge things.
The biggest mistake we can make in life is to be so blind in thinking that we are always right. We have to be open to the possibility that we are wrong sometimes. Having someone properly challenge our way of thinking may help us realise that things aren’t always as simple and clear cut as we initially think or feel. We may well end up coming to the same conclusion but we may potentially change our mind for the better. And I think this is good. But maybe I’m wrong! 😂
The idiot put 110% effort into defying the wishes of the electorate after a once in a lifetime referendum. She'll rot away slowly in that tomb, where nothing of significance actually occurs. Good enough for her.
Your a nutcase
SHE'S A WEF GLOBALIST STOOGE WHO IS WORKING TO BRING IN THE ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT. WAKE UP!
She didn’t put work into modern slavery though did she ? What she did was make it look as though she was doing something like the rest of them. Same as her sneaking through terrorism laws to suppress people further.
Introduced net zero targets. “Serious person”. ok m8
House of Lord retirement home for failed politicians
It’s quite remarkable how much I’ve grown to utterly despise the Tory party
Why?
@@ryandanngetich2524
14 years of betrayal, principally.
Also, their attitude.
(I also despise labour. But at least they don’t pretend to not hate me)
I've always utterly despised the Tory party, what took you so long?
@@kerrross 🛌
What's even more remarkable is how despite there being absolutely no difference in the contempt the left and right hold for the public, people still desperately cling to their polarised views, steadfastly supporting one or the other.
wtf is this utter bs. these people get paid for this from tax money. self-indulgent narcissists
Insane, isn't it?
Exactly that, self proclaimed nonsense
She was a terrible PM-a complete disaster.
Honestly compared to the current and last 3 prime ministers, a very honest and principled politician.
The whole thing wants dismantling.
Maybe a change of name not dismantling, stfu with this woke extremism everywhere
Needs!
I am not a “fan” of the HoL but I do recognize that some of its members are trying hard to do good things for us all. I do believe that Theresa May will do well in this Place! And I wish her well
Great to see Rod Stewart looking so well
I was thinking gerard depardieu but yeah, good shout lol
😂
It was kept pretty quiet that she was given a seat in the HOL
Almost every PM gets one nowadays
Really wasn't if you were paying attention
Every Prime Minister has Balfour has gotten a peerage
Only if you weren't paying attention.
@@KaiserFranzJosefI incorrect. Prior to David Cameron being given a life peerage when he became Foreign Secretary under Sunak, the last PM to be given a peerage was Thatcher. John Major, Tony Blair, and Gordon Brown all rejected a peerage. And of course, neither Chamberlain nor Churchill received a peerage, but that was due to their desire to remain in the commons. MacMillan didn't receive his peerage until 21 years after he resigned as PM.
Pathetic and cringeworthy
She is far from perfect and didn’t succeed when given the role of breaking a successful Brexit agreement; but I think generally speaking her heart is in the right place and she is easily the best prime minister the uk has had in well over a decade
You cannot be serious!
@@jockiron He has a point. Who was better? He didn't say she was necessarily good!
I'll have a pint of whatever it is you've been drinking. TM suffered from an almost total absence of good judgement both as PM & during her time as Home Secretary
In all fairness she probably was the best PM of the last decade.
Good riddance to bad rubbish.
Oh dear - no good as an MP, no good as Home Secretary, terrible as PM - and now in the Lords.
Would she have done that if Goldie had a Carribean, Indian or Pakistani accent?
Ach grow up … and I’m a Weggie … grow up
@@lich2560 Weggie? Learn to spell before telling anyone to grow up
@@lich2560 You can't spell weegie. You can probably spell tory though.
@@Bob-bo8ik aye ok fanny baws 😂😂 and,no, of the left … kinda not sure where it’s goin tho 🙈
@@lich2560 Do you deny she would not have done a Pakistani, Indian, Carribean or African accent?
One of the best things about being the Prime Minister is that you become a Lord at the end of your term.
Better than her dancing
I’m glad she is in the House of Lords
I'm Scottish (and certainly not a Tory) and I find it funny. There's no malice whatsoever. It's obviously a shout-out to somebody she admires.
Dreadful PM, made to look half decent by what followed…
An even worse Home Secretary too.
Relaxed tax and stamp duty for first time buyers that wasn’t bad
Was she? In the grand scale of things, she seems pretty much middle of the road. Considering that the Prime Ministers we've had so far this century are: a war criminal, the man who crashed the economy, a pigfucker, an actual criminal, the woman who crashed the economy, and a couple of wet rags, she's probably fairly high up the rankings by process of elimination.
@@theoracle7148 One policy. Has it had a substantive impact on the number of young people trying to get onto the housing ladder?
It was a push in the right direction but things have got considerably worse since. She was an odd choice for prime minister who was put in place to unify the conservatives. Everything in this country for the last fourteen years has been about Tory drama plain and simple
What has she done to be in the house of Lords. She was an absolute waste of space as prime minister
Scottish Robot Dance incoming!
Stop playing your silly games and try fixing this dung heap called the UK
Dreadful Prime Minister, dreadful Home Secretary
Civility personified.
The retirement institution looks cozy and riddled with rot. What to do as a retired MP? Be given nobility. How many there are 'noble'?
She is a former Prime Minister. While, yes, I appreciate to much cronyism goes on with regard to the HoL it still, by and far, is the professional house of our parliament
They are no-balls actually, to be precise
@@georgewashington4394 A rotory club, almost literally. Very questionable practices with very shady exchanges. Contrary to nobility, but shrewd... for the empire of course ;) Tell me, what is professional about insulating 'yourself' while there is a lack of nobility in the HoL? I know real noble people, and they are better than the HoL, and have turned down the title because of what it is now.
@@JT-si6bl It hasn't been a house for the nobility in almost 30 years. It's there to ensure legislation is actually checked. Does it have problems, yes. Are there people in the Lords who shouldn't be there? Yes. But please stop being an idiot about the whole thing.
Why is she even there!
Would it have something to do with being a former Prime Minister and Cabinet Secratary?
@@georgewashington4394 that was a rhetorical question
Because she was granted a life peerage by Rishi Sunak in the dissolution honors.
@@London-Ladrhetorical
Ask your mom
I was actually pleasantly surprised by her speech.
I’m glad she’s there as she can make a valuable contribution with her political acumen and knowledge.
You think anything of significance comes out of that place? A guaranteed retirement income for the old boys club, while they pretend to make a difference. About sums it up.
@@cmcc3721 I try not to be bitter cynic.
@@albertsmyth9616 you could also try not to be a naive optimist as well.
@@justaguy7517 Au contraire; I’d much rather be a naive optimist than a bitter cynic. I didn’t agree with the political decisions that she made while in office but that does not mean that Theresa May is an ambitious, self-serving, venal woman: she is a woman of honour who is trying her best to serve her country as she sees it. Disagreeing with someone’s political views is one thing; painting them as a monster is naive and frankly, childish.
She wont make a blind bit of difference. She sacked 20,000 police officers when Home secretary, was a useless PM .And has now got a privileged position in the House of Lords ,picking up £380 a day plus expenses just for turning up.Absolute disgusting 😡😡
One of the best prime ministers of the early 2020s
Can’t dance, can’t prime minister, can’t do accents, what is the point of that woman?
'It's a big club, and you ain't in it.'
Like her or not, this is the sort of person that should be in the House of Lords. A committed public servant who loves her country and loves politics and fair & honest political debate.
Still milking the gravey train of Parliament
Ngl I was expecting a LOT worse
The feelings of utter cringe has just come flooding back. 😐
That's not a bad Scottish accent
Surely the most cringe PM in living memory, and that's including Truss.
Not half bad, well done her
Only in politics does abject failure get rewarded.
It was actually quite funny
They do like to look after each other don't they Lord this Baroness there what a load of
Compared to the current and last 3 prime ministers, she was a fantastic prime minister. I miss Theresa May.
What’s she doing in a Santa outfit?
See you , Jimmy 😄😄😄
Done nothing to earn it
Fair play, if any of the last several ex-PMs deserves a peerage, Theresa May does. She was hamstrung during a premiership, but she has a clear sense of duty which both her predecessor and successors appear to lack.
She tried her best 😊
Maybe she'd heard that having acting skills etc she'd be offered a job in Hollywood or for the BBC??
Worst PM ever.
Almost as bad as dancing to Abba at the party conference 😮
What a joke. A place of has beens and failures on £300 and subsidised food and alcohol every day
And what about when she dumped all those people regarding the child abuse enquiry. Zero morales.
Roy Hodgson has let himself go a bit
She’s be of the nicer torys. I quite like her
They just keep failing upwards.
Once again tweez , thanks for the £20 billion a year funding to the NHS you promised as PM.
Not a bad effort! Given how she likes to do weird dances perhaps she could do the Highland Fling on the floor of the House of Lords next?
Every time I see her, windrush generation comes to mind
What the hell is this? Sounds like ringo star on Thomas the tank engine doing a Scottish accent
I didn,t know she had gone to the other place!anyway it was a good attempt at a Scots accent.
Oh, dear. As a Scot with a genuine Scottish (Glaswegian) accent, I'm tempted to tell her to stick to her day job, but she's a Tory. Better retire, hen. You've got a fat pension anyway. Abolish the house of lords and the monarchy!
Nae problem, Scottish Labour have promised to abolish the Hol, so anytime noo😅
Banter. Lords banter
Purple burglar alarm?.
Can she not move there
Aren’t they abolishing it anyway
Maybe eventually, but it's not on the agenda for this session.
I used to call her Theresa Gay back when she was PM. I know it's silly but I was just a kid ya know?
_Lady_ Gay to you now, I suppose. :-D
Who brought you the Snoopers Charter ? Allowed National Grid to be sold to Chinese and Qatar government investment arms, introduced additional tax for 5 years for cars over 40k ?
Was it a brown envelope with a rubber band around it ?
key word attempts
She's such a joke
There isn't a lordly type among them
Just what we need in politics, people with a certain business acumen. She was such a great negotiator with the EU 😅😅😅
She actually did a pretty good job negotiating a deal with the EU. She didn't have the support of her party because May understood how stupid Brexit was in the first place, and how even dumber it would be to pursue what Jacob Rees-Mogg wanted.
@@jasonkoch3182 The UK only needs non stop immigrants to do the jobs that the lazy indigenous population refuse to do. This was the chance to get fat tattooed people off their arses and working but instead the pathetic weak government did nothing with the opportunity. Yes, surprisingly I am a second generation immigrant married to a non white child of immigrants and nearly all my friends are immigrant children who like me voted to leave. The English have limited interest in business or education that’s why hard working immigrants like Indians can go from corner shop to Doctor in one generation.
@jasonkoch3182 Haha the victorian pencil
Appalling, and derogatory as one would expect from a south east of England Tory
Teresa May seems such a nice humble talented person, pity she didn’t quite make it in the HoC - best wishes for her career in the HoL🙏🏽✝️🌹
I miss her dancing
Brilliant British democracy at it’s best, civilised, educated, politeness at its best! The world, the country pheasants should take a lesson.
British democracy at it's best? Pray tell, how many citizens voted her into the House of Lords?
@@Ayeshteni I was trying to be be positive, by observing the the good in our society.
@@Ayeshteni the method of appointment to the house of lords is not direct election, but don’t try and act as if many upper chambers aren’t directly elected either, it’s a very common constitutional practice, and nor is it undemocratic
@@jonjones6583 I find pheasants to be quite mannerly already. And beautiful. A bit dim, though.
@ ‘A bit dim, though’, is the reason why the ruling classes use the peasants to benefit themselves with certain types of referendums etc, the world over! Yes the quite manner is taken advantage of too!
Waste of space!!
What a bloody insult to the people of this country,ennobling this women who was prepared to sell this country down the river,she’s in the same class as the late queens uncle from the thirties, reminds me of the last chapter of animal farm😱😱😱😱😱😱
Just ask Simon.
Oh lord 🙄 swindled her way in the last few days
Ats nae a bad effort
Give up and retire luv.
That ain’t nae Scottish accent maybe a wee bit Northern Irish
Very funny Baroness May, very funny.
How much they get paid
They are not paid.
What's she wearing around her neck? Bunch of painted clam shells? Yikes.
May is a good sort .... ya cannee say any difrent !!!!
Theresa's last campaign gaff
I don't quite understand the need to mimic an accent just to quote someone. She still managed to mispronounce "orders".
It's called humor you know?
@@danieldato6213 the humour escapes me, unfortunately.
@@lcolinwilson8347 It probably has its basis in the incongruity of the accent with what people know of Theresa May.
@@howtoappearincompletely9739 that's actually a plausible suggestion.
@@lcolinwilson8347 🙂
Awful woman
She looks unwell
Not bad 😂
utterly useles as pm...now in house of lords ha
The Baroness of whiners
Obviously a hate crime... such an evil woman
🤣
Glasgow is now a "hostile environment "for plastic picts.
Mary doll
Is boris johnson next in line to the house of lords?
I bloody hope not.
Useless