The New Tories - Ruthlessly Incompetent. Post Examples of Tory Stupidity Here

[Streathamite]

That was excellent. well worth the read.

 

[MrSki]

Doesn't look like JRM wants a debate then.

 

[Chilli.s]

If JRMogg thinks that that's too difficult to answer maybe he should grow some balls and try to attempt it.

 

[teqniq]

He's blatantly disregarding it mainly I supect because he knows it's a can of worms.

 

[two sheds]

Standard response now for Hancock and Johnson and the like for questions they know they can't answer

 

[existentialist]

Doesn't look like JRM wants a debate then.

Cunt.

 

[brogdale]

On last night's Newsnight Andrew Bridgen was talking about the posturing around the UK/EU trade negotiations and described the 'fish issue' as "something of a red herring."

That really happened.

 

[Roadkill]

Michael Gove gets another Theresa May death stare:



Someone should make a compilation of these, like Kim Jong-Il Looking at Things.

 

[Badgers]

 

[Part 2]

Must be that fella out of Harry Potter then

 

[quiet guy]

Michael Gove gets another Theresa May death stare:



Someone should make a compilation of these, like Kim Jong-Il Looking at Things.

A true WTF moment from her

 

[Dogsauce]

Aloe Sharma was making a tit of himself with a gloriously incompetant interview on LBC this morning, not knowing what league his local team he claims to support (Reading) is in, and admitting that the difference between a no-deal Brexit an an ‘Australian-style deal’ is just semantics, ie they’re trying to hoodwink the public. The whole cabinet is stuffed with fuckwits.

There’s select clips on the Twitter thing if you can be arsed looking for them.

 

[MrSki]

This is just taking the piss. This procurement processes under Covid should lead to some serious prison time & seizure of all assets of everyone involved.

The fucking cunts.

 

[quiet guy]

Why aren't the Serious Fraud Office or National Crime Agency looking into all this blatant corruption and sleaze?
Oh yes because it's the Tories, silly me

 

[MrSki]

There was a report of the new cuntish lord Botham's charity that gave no money to any causes just to his daughter's PR company. I can't believe how blatant it all is. Just goes to show how shite the UK media really is.

 

[Sprocket.]

Doesn't look like JRM wants a debate then.

I would like to see an outrageous millstone beneath JRM as he plummets to the seabed.

 

[Artaxerxes]

It's fascinating how often that sort of bollocks is used, really highlights the lie of the free market if it'd damage companies to reveal how much it was bidding or who was bidding.

Besides anyone in the actual industry involved has a rough estimate and who was involved in the tender anyway.

 

[MrSki]

It's fascinating how often that sort of bollocks is used, really highlights the lie of the free market if it'd damage companies to reveal how much it was bidding or who was bidding.

Besides anyone in the actual industry involved has a rough estimate and who was involved in the tender anyway.

The trouble is that most of these contracts have been awarded without being put out to tender.

 

[Artaxerxes]

The trouble is that most of these contracts have been awarded without being put out to tender.

Either that or unrealistically low. Or they can't admit the company got the job despite massive red flags because they were cheaper compared to others.

 

[two sheds]

and/or more expensive but mates of Gove and Cummings

 

[MrSki]

Either that or unrealistically low. Or they can't admit the company got the job despite massive red flags because they were cheaper compared to others.

With respect I think that is bollocks. In the early days they ignored companies with a history of PPE procurement & gave contracts to companies with no history of health procurement & in a few cases provided shite that was not fit for purpose. Currently the test and trace comes in at circa £16000 for everyone traced.

 

[Artaxerxes]

With respect I think that is bollocks. In the early days they ignored companies with a history of PPE procurement & gave contracts to companies with no history of health procurement & in a few cases provided shite that was not fit for purpose. Currently the test and trace comes in at circa £16000 for everyone traced.

Yes.

Either that or

The low bids usually followed by massive increases in prices as projects become increasingly overdue or broken.

 

[Lurdan]

Delays at Felixstowe trigger calls for government intervention - Financial Times (paywalled so archived)

Britain’s biggest container port — Felixstowe — is grinding to a “virtual standstill” at peak times (...) Businesses and hauliers said a shortage of time slots for picking up containers was causing businesses to incur additional port storage costs, creating delays in supply chains, with some resorting to air freighting shipments at significant extra cost.

(...) the issue is being blamed on a shortage of labour,” said the Felixstowe Port Users Association in a note, estimating the port was operating at “70 to 80 per cent capacity”, compared with 94 per cent in Southampton. (...) approximately 40 per cent of all containers coming into and departing from the UK currently do so through Felixstowe (...)

The government has not intervened in what it considers a commercial matter, but Whitehall officials indicated that the Department for Transport was monitoring the situation.

Felixstowe is advised by Chris Grayling , the former transport secretary who came under fire when in office for handing a £13.8m Brexit contract to a ferry company that owned no ferries. Mr Grayling is paid £100,000 for seven hours work per week, according to the register of MPs interests.

 

[ViolentPanda]

Michael Gove gets another Theresa May death stare:

That was definitely more of a "what the fuck has the Pob-faced cunt been smoking now?" stare.

 

[ViolentPanda]

I would like to see an outrageous millstone beneath JRM as he plummets to the seabed.

Waste of a good millstone. Make him load up some sacks with pebbles at the beach. Job done.

 

[Raheem]

Waste of a good millstone. Make him load up some sacks with pebbles at the beach. Job done.

Too right. If we're going to eat over the next 12 months, we'll need millstones. And flypaper.

 

[Pickman's model]

Waste of a good millstone. Make him load up some sacks with pebbles at the beach. Job done.

No need for that
Concrete boots off dunwich

 

[Sprocket.]

Waste of a good millstone. Make him load up some sacks with pebbles at the beach. Job done.

Good point, but I thought a fitting, New Testament endorsed end for such an alleged, devout believer. Luke17:2. Not that in anyway I accuse JRM of the crimes that this punishment is set for of course.

 

[Badgers]

A multi-millionaire Tory has said poor parents "actually prefer" to pay a "modest sum" for their kids' meals.

Nadhim Zahawi made the eyebrow-raising claim as he refused Marcus Rashford's call to extend free meals over the school holidays.

Fury as Tory millionaire says poor parents 'prefer' to pay for kids' meals

Nadhim Zahawi said parents didn't like the 'label' of meals being free and prefer to pay a 'modest sum' - as he refused Marcus Rashford's call to extend free school meals over half-term

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[NoXion]

Out of touch cunt. If you're close enough to the breadline, every single pound counts.