posted on 15/6/2020 17:51Imagine being PM right now. - Gav
Being in the middle of a pandemic that has already claimed in excess of 60,000 lives in your country; in the midst of a major recession, with companies laying off thousands of workers, and the repercussions probably going to be decades in duration.
There are mass protests calling for an end to systemic racism and discrimination. The far right are on the streets in large numbers attacking the police and intimidating the rest of the population. The issue of climate change remains as relevant as before
You are 6 months away from leaving the world’s largest single market, to which 45% of your exports go and the negotiations to find an arrangement that market aren’t going well. It is the third anniversary of the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
What would you do?
Well, what did Boris Johnson do?
He found the time to write an article in the Telegraph about how the statue of Churchill shouldn’t be removed (I’m not aware of any major call to remove it).
He lit up his house green.
- “Sometimes the angels punish us, by answering our prayers” -
There are mass protests calling for an end to systemic racism and discrimination. The far right are on the streets in large numbers attacking the police and intimidating the rest of the population. The issue of climate change remains as relevant as before
You are 6 months away from leaving the world’s largest single market, to which 45% of your exports go and the negotiations to find an arrangement that market aren’t going well. It is the third anniversary of the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
What would you do?
Well, what did Boris Johnson do?
He found the time to write an article in the Telegraph about how the statue of Churchill shouldn’t be removed (I’m not aware of any major call to remove it).
He lit up his house green.
- “Sometimes the angels punish us, by answering our prayers” -
- Imagine being PM right now. - Gav 15/6 17:51 (read 8492 times, 17 posts in thread)
- Re: Imagine being PM right now. - Ultimer 21/12 15:22 (read 5309 times)
- will the “benefits” of brexit outweigh the damage done by the ****tard and his goons ? - EmCee 15/6 21:17 (read 7261 times)
- Although I was, narrowly, a remain voter - Gramsci. 18/6 22:02 (read 7296 times)
- Yes - Nicolae 18/6 19:31 (read 7241 times)
- The chat from Westmunster is that the PM has little support within his own party - Gav 17/6 11:35 (read 8391 times)
- And he has health problems - Gramsci. 17/6 11:42 (read 7157 times)
- Re: And he has health problems - Ultimer 8/12 15:24 (read 5268 times)
- Re: And he has health problems - JamesRuiz 23/8 21:41 (read 5557 times)
- Re: And he has health problems - BrianDean 23/1 14:01 (read 5514 times)
- Re: And he has health problems - Satia32 8/12 14:23 (read 5136 times)
- Re: And he has health problems - BaldricFrancis 27/5 13:15 (read 5301 times)
- Re: And he has health problems - JamesRuiz 31/5 17:59 (read 4008 times)
- Re: And he has health problems - BaldricFrancis 27/5 13:15 (read 5301 times)
- Re: as is Trump? - Snout 17/6 17:28 (read 7415 times)
- I so hope his problems (if they exist) are the result of hydroxychloroquine - Gramsci. 17/6 19:20 (read 7158 times)
- arsed rating - Gav 17/6 13:54 (read 8230 times)
- Aye true enough, but - Gramsci. 17/6 16:35 (read 6862 times)
- Re: And he has health problems - Ultimer 8/12 15:24 (read 5268 times)
- And he has health problems - Gramsci. 17/6 11:42 (read 7157 times)