All this uncertainty is bad for our pockets at a time when things are already bad.

The Tory party is obviously populated by a fair number of bitter and self serving dickheads who are doing their electoral chances no good at all.

If Labour benefit, then we all lose. As it is, the Tories are just the servant of globalism.

Without a party or a leader who wants to put the brakes on Woke and mass immigration, then it is everyone for themselves.

"The revolution will not be televised"

Literally every globalist leader in the western world cannot even be seen in public through threat of jeers at best and a lynching at worse.

We've seen this of Johnson, Trudeau, Draghi, Morrison, Adhern, Biden and many others. They have literally and physically separated themselves out from us through necessity.

I had thought him bomb-proof, not even followed yet another episode.

But there is a sting in the tail to our immense relief.

Sunak's resignation is more likely to be his flight from an impossible economic situation caused mainly by himself.

I agree with you on one point but not the other.

The issue I have with Bojo stems from one event.

Before that event he was a lovable, cuddly oaf hosting HIGNFY and winning London twice. Sufficiently far away from me not to have any negative impact; and he seemed to deliver on his promises to a sufficient degree (although those impacted by his two terms may differ on that).

After that event, I saw him as a self-serving, entitled liar who places his own legacy above all else.

The event was his "decision" to back Leave. Now, take any of the unlikely alliance of frothing, gammon right or the Corbynista, Trotskyite left and they will display their lifelong commitment to get this country out of the EU for varying reasons. Ask them the question and the answer will be replied with force in an instant.

Bojo? He said he "agonized" over the decision for 3 days. THREE DAYS??!? Did he not know the answer when asked? Had he never given the question that has dogged Tory politics for decades any thought at all?

Clear evidence to me that he took a calculated risk, saw a yawning gap in a fence and ran through it. Remain represented the majority of parliamentarians with considerable talent and competition for leadership. Despite manifestly huge grassroot support, in Parliament Leave was largely the dim, polar extremes of disaffected politicians crying out for a front man as they utterly lacked the skills to lead themselves.

It was a no-brainer. But for him; not the country. While he can lead that disparate rabble (who couldn't?), he obviously lacks the skill to lead this proud nation. He is a highly electable party gimmick but no more. He is no statesman; and the desperate efforts by his minders to keep him out of the public eye as much as possible could only get him so far.

As to him not being a Tory, among the amusing comments from the character creation and fellow HOLer Willo that sticks out is that the Tory party is very broad church. It encompasses both the Tory party you recognise and vote for and the liberal center that you detest (and possibly much else). And it always has. If it did not this country would be a 3-party state as a right-of-right party would never win anything in the west or in any urban seats. It would be a party of the shires where a blue rosette on a pig would still win the seat.

I'm not a gambling man, but I bet Friday will see Boris clearing out his desk.

The problem for me is that I can't see a strong, credible alternative as things stand. More serious is the prospect of Labour taking over control of our country.

What a mess!

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

1922 committee meeting at 5. Apparently discussing changing rules on no confidence voting.
Who next to feel the full force of the wrath of CP? Presumably none of these

Edited by Spiderman (06 Jul 2022 1.29pm)

Attachment: C2A55648-29B5-4986-8CC3-7519CE89B33B.jpeg (862.42Kb)