Re: police numbers cut when may was home secretary
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2018 2:28 pm
I know your record on predictions is excellent, you were predicting a hung parliament weeks before the 2017 General Election.
But, I disagree with you on this one.
I think Mrs May in safe now, until the 29th March next year at least (the date currently planned for the UK?s exit of the EU).
I say this for three reasons.
The first is that all the contenders for the job have blown their chances. Boris cocked-up by leaving too long after the Chequers summit to resign and letting David Davis get his resignation in first. That made Boris look devious by waiting to see how the wind was blowing before he made his move. I also think people (if you can call Tories people) are beginning to see through Boris now and what a devious little turd he is. Gove has thrown his hand in with Mrs May's plan and has accepted that he will have to wait until Brexit is over before chancing his arm again. Dr Fox is interesting, in that he was a big noise in the Brexit camp but he is just keeping his head down now. I think he knows that if he resigns / gets thrown out of the Cabinet a second time that will be the end of his career. To be thrown out of cabinet once is unfortunate, there?s no coming back from being thrown out twice.
The second reason is I don?t think anyone else with half a brain wants the job. Why would you want to inherit the PM?s job right now? Brexit has spit the country in half (alright 52%/48%), it?s going to be a complete abortion (whichever side of the fence you sit on). Why would you want the job right now when you could wait another six or nine months and go for the job with the campaigning slogan ?Brexit: it was nothing to do with me mate?. I suppose Jacob Rees Morgue or Andrew Bridgen might be interested, but I did start this statement with ?anyone else with half a brain?.
The third reason is there?s only one thing that the Tories really care about and that is being in power and I think they realise that if they get rid of Theresa now, there?s a good chance things will really go tits-up for them and if they stumble into another General Election they could be out of power for years. Hence they are willing to bite their tongues now until Brexit is over. Next Summer they can then manage a transition to a new dynamic leader (Sajid Javid perhaps) and then try to hold out as long as possible and go into the next Election with a fresh pair of hands.
Of course if 'Engerland' win the WC Theresa will be on a roll. I wouldn?t put it past her to try and roll that wave and perhaps think about calling another election with the same old ?I need to get the Nation's endorsement to my Brexit plan as I go into negotiations with the EU? (you know the same old crap she came out with just before the last General Election). Hopefully though there would be an outcry that she is just trying to ride the wave of populism and she would be seen for what she actually is.
Old Nina S Best has gone very quiet. I?d love to know what his view of the current situation is and how good a job Theresa is doing?
But, I disagree with you on this one.
I think Mrs May in safe now, until the 29th March next year at least (the date currently planned for the UK?s exit of the EU).
I say this for three reasons.
The first is that all the contenders for the job have blown their chances. Boris cocked-up by leaving too long after the Chequers summit to resign and letting David Davis get his resignation in first. That made Boris look devious by waiting to see how the wind was blowing before he made his move. I also think people (if you can call Tories people) are beginning to see through Boris now and what a devious little turd he is. Gove has thrown his hand in with Mrs May's plan and has accepted that he will have to wait until Brexit is over before chancing his arm again. Dr Fox is interesting, in that he was a big noise in the Brexit camp but he is just keeping his head down now. I think he knows that if he resigns / gets thrown out of the Cabinet a second time that will be the end of his career. To be thrown out of cabinet once is unfortunate, there?s no coming back from being thrown out twice.
The second reason is I don?t think anyone else with half a brain wants the job. Why would you want to inherit the PM?s job right now? Brexit has spit the country in half (alright 52%/48%), it?s going to be a complete abortion (whichever side of the fence you sit on). Why would you want the job right now when you could wait another six or nine months and go for the job with the campaigning slogan ?Brexit: it was nothing to do with me mate?. I suppose Jacob Rees Morgue or Andrew Bridgen might be interested, but I did start this statement with ?anyone else with half a brain?.
The third reason is there?s only one thing that the Tories really care about and that is being in power and I think they realise that if they get rid of Theresa now, there?s a good chance things will really go tits-up for them and if they stumble into another General Election they could be out of power for years. Hence they are willing to bite their tongues now until Brexit is over. Next Summer they can then manage a transition to a new dynamic leader (Sajid Javid perhaps) and then try to hold out as long as possible and go into the next Election with a fresh pair of hands.
Of course if 'Engerland' win the WC Theresa will be on a roll. I wouldn?t put it past her to try and roll that wave and perhaps think about calling another election with the same old ?I need to get the Nation's endorsement to my Brexit plan as I go into negotiations with the EU? (you know the same old crap she came out with just before the last General Election). Hopefully though there would be an outcry that she is just trying to ride the wave of populism and she would be seen for what she actually is.
Old Nina S Best has gone very quiet. I?d love to know what his view of the current situation is and how good a job Theresa is doing?