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Could be a deliberate error to get widespread attention as a viral thing.

They both look like de-spectacled Harry Enfield tory boys, the sort that will be first into the log chipper come the revolution.
 
Desmond Swayne turns up to work at DFID to find he doesn't work there any more. Hopefully there's one disgruntled backbencher who'll start making trouble sooner rather than later.

Couldn't happen to a nicer...
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eh? what what?
 
lord have mercy - am watching PMQs - havent seen it in years - first since the election is it? - cant think of anything eloquent or clever to say other than seeing the smug and baying tories lined up on those benches is one of the most sickening sights its possible to have .... genuinely stomach turning

one pmqs observation is that its only when an irish or scottish mp asks a question that it stops feeling like the public school debating society farce it really is

oof...grim reality check...seeing them all in one room...in charge...
 
Not really stupidity this but vermin deciding that any improvement of the North and Midlands railways can fuck off, after all it's probably not going to cost them anything.

Then on Thursday, he suddenly started getting calls about an announcement from the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, of a “pause” on key electrification projects on the important TransPennine route between Manchester and Leeds, as well as the Midland mainline from London to Sheffield. The north was losing out to the south, once again, with McLoughlin declaring the electrification of the Great Western line from London to Bristol “a top priority”.
 
Maybe not their stupidity just them thinking we're stupid:rolleyes:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/pol...ays-before-embarrassing-figures-released.html
David Cameron has started work on changing the definition child poverty as new figures are set to show the first increase in the number of poor children in poor households in a decade.

The Prime Minister chaired discussions about a new definition at a meeting of his Cabinet on Tuesday.

Under the current definition, a child is considered to be in poverty if it lives in a household where the total income is 60 per cent of the national average.

The official Below Average Income statistics are published on Thursday, with the Institute for Fiscal Studies forecasting an increase from 2.3 million to 2.5 million children in poverty – the first rise for 10 years.


The Tories’ manifesto commits the Government 'to eliminate child poverty and introduce better measures to drive real change in children’s lives, by recognising the root causes of poverty: entrenched worklessness, family breakdown, problem debt, and drug and alcohol dependency'
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and slowly eroding away at tax breaks for working parents through Universal Credshit:rolleyes: I bet his speech went down well in Runcorn:D



Petition here...
https://secure.38degrees.org.uk/child-tax-credit
 
David Cameron apparently fucked the mouth of dead pig whilst it was on the lap of one of his 'private dining club' mates - as part of some weird initiation ceremony:

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The hashtags on Twitter are quite good (#CamPig; #Hameron; #Porkgate)
 
David Cameron apparently fucked the mouth of dead pig whilst it was on the lap of one of his 'private dining club' mates - as part of some weird initiation ceremony:

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The hashtags on Twitter are quite good (#CamPig; #Hameron; #Porkgate)

for shame, sir. don't bury it. it deserves its own thread.
 
"NUScabs"
Conservative Party to launch own trade union movement - BBC News
Conservative Party to launch own trade union movement

The Conservative Party is to launch its own trade union movement in an attempt to win over members unhappy with "militant" leaders.

Deputy chairman Rob Halfon said the Conservative Workers and Trade Union Movement would provide a voice for Conservative-minded trade unionists.

"There will be a voice for moderate trade unionists who feel they may have sympathy with the Conservatives," he told Parliament's The House magazine.
:facepalm:
 
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