He’s fond of a Currie too!Just watching his speech to the Institute for Government.
What a refreshing change to see a caring and honest politician.
Pity he's not Prime Minister.
Beat me to it bottle.He’s fond of a Currie too!
He was dragged down by Tory sleaze, the expenses scandal really did for him and of course the ERM fiasco.i think he would have been a very good PM if he had managed to stay in office, but his fundamental blandness and maybe his centrist blandness meant he could never really get the Tory media on his side, and hence never really got the party behind him. Since then every PM and Labour and Tory party leader has been lets say media friendly as their principle selling and voting point
He will not let Brexit go will he.He’s never got over us leaving the eu.
Going to parties during lockdown has nothing to do with Brexit actually.He will not let Brexit go will he.
Some of us believe that John Major is more concerned about attacking Johnson due to Brexit. What a day he chose to do this whilst the pm is involved in delicate talks with the aim of averting war not so very far away. No fan of Johnson but it is hardly statesman like behaviour from a former pm. Whether right or wrong it is just an opinion Wizaard.Going to parties during lockdown has nothing to do with Brexit actually
Far too many people still not excepting Brexit happened smug faced Major is just one of them.Some of us believe that John Major is more concerned about attacking Johnson due to Brexit. What a day he chose to do this whilst the pm is involved in delicate talks with the aim of averting war not so very far away. No fan of Johnson but it is hardly statesman like behaviour from a former pm. Whether right or wrong it is just an opinion Wizaard.
He was dragged down by Tory sleaze, the expenses scandal really did for him and of course the ERM fiasco.
Liked by Ruperthoop and Lost Seasider! Says it all!
Ardent Brexiteer.
He couldn't get the whole Tory Party behind him because of the 'bastards.' They didn't force him out mid-term but they made the Party look sufficiently divided to give Blair an additional lift.i think he would have been a very good PM if he had managed to stay in office, but his fundamental blandness and maybe his centrist blandness meant he could never really get the Tory media on his side, and hence never really got the party behind him. Since then every PM and Labour and Tory party leader has been lets say media friendly as their principle selling and voting point
Theresa may should in the first instance never have been anywhere near the role of PM. A genuine incompetent in every role she has ever held. And yet still not quite the worst PM of the last twenty yearsHe couldn't get the whole Tory Party behind him because of the 'bastards.' They didn't force him out mid-term but they made the Party look sufficiently divided to give Blair an additional lift.
Fast forward to 2017 and the new 'bastards' (ERG and Special Guest Star B. Johnson), most certainly did for Theresa May.
Elder statesman?? You're having a laugh.
Hypocrite, ex banker, will not accept the referendum result.
Talk about the pan calling the kettle black. He may not be as bad as Boris, but has no claim to the moral high ground.
Well. That's flushed out the rwnjs tonight.
Sleep well.
You don't half post utter shite Tangerinemoss right wing not a chance you bloody idiot.Well. That's flushed out the rwnjs tonight.
Sleep well.
Getting your posters mixed up PS?You don't half post utter shite Tangerinemoss right wing not a chance you bloody idiot.
I think he had Parliamentary democracy in mind rather than populist referendums.
Getting your posters mixed up PS?
Not really.Elder statesman?? You're having a laugh.
Hypocrite, ex banker, will not accept the referendum result.
Talk about the pan calling the kettle black. He may not be as bad as Boris, but has no claim to the moral high ground.
And peasHe’s fond of a Currie too!
May I punctuate to make your meaning clear?You don't half post utter shite Tangerinemoss right wing not a chance you bloody idiot.
What makes you think Boris Johnson has a millimetre of traction or respect from foreign leaders with regards to the russia-ukraine situation. The man is an absolute international joke. And referring to statesmanlike behaviour when you are referring to Boris, don't make me laughSome of us believe that John Major is more concerned about attacking Johnson due to Brexit. What a day he chose to do this whilst the pm is involved in delicate talks with the aim of averting war not so very far away. No fan of Johnson but it is hardly statesman like behaviour from a former pm. Whether right or wrong it is just an opinion Wizaard.
Yes, it is your opinion, you're right. But a belief is much stronger than an opinion and a belief should be based on something, so what do you base your assertion on?Some of us believe that John Major is more concerned about attacking Johnson due to Brexit. What a day he chose to do this whilst the pm is involved in delicate talks with the aim of averting war not so very far away. No fan of Johnson but it is hardly statesman like behaviour from a former pm. Whether right or wrong it is just an opinion Wizaard.
Yes, the man is a clown, a fake, a joke and a lier.What makes you think Boris Johnson has a millimetre of traction or respect from foreign leaders with regards to the russia-ukraine situation. The man is an absolute international joke. And referring to statesmanlike behaviour when you are referring to Boris, don't make me laugh
I suspect that’s going to be the same for most of the UK, for a bloody long time.He’s never got over us leaving the eu.
Most? That's an opinion which wouldn't stand up to much scrutiny beyond the echo chambers of #FBPE. The fact is, we don't know - but looking at voting patterns so far, not much appears to have changed.I suspect that’s going to be the same for most of the UK, for a bloody long time.
What is true is that Brexit has, so far, proved to be a drag on the economy, the commons committee confirmed that earlier this week.Most? That's an opinion which wouldn't stand up to much scrutiny beyond the echo chambers of #FBPE. The fact is, we don't know - but looking at voting patterns so far, not much appears to have changed.
The local elections might give us an insight, but I suspect there will be some anger towards the hypocrisy of partying whilst telling us not to; which may or may not remain an issue in a general election. Time will tell.
And back on the topic in hand, John Major is a hypocrite. He's in plenty of parliamentary company; but why anyone would listen to him is beyond me.
He was barely relevant when he was actually PM.
Brazil it is the timing of John Majors attack that is crucial in my opinion and belief. He waited until Johnson was pre-occupied with the most sensitive of talks, diplomacy that will hopefully help avert a war. He did this to impact maximum damage to Johnsons credibility but by doing so could have undermined any good that could have come. He clearly does not have a high opinion of Johnson but remains bitter about Brexit and the role the pm played in it . If the timing had been different , and it very clearly could have been, i would have accepted Majors criticisms as said without relation to Brexit.Yes, it is your opinion, you're right. But a belief is much stronger than an opinion and a belief should be based on something, so what do you base your assertion on?
That is your opinion. I am not a fan of Johnson and have been deeply unhappy with some of the things he has done such as partying whilst others could not visit their ill loved ones. He is though the prime minister of the country and has the responsibility of trying to ease tensions and find a solution even if it means that it makes people like you laugh.What makes you think Boris Johnson has a millimetre of traction or respect from foreign leaders with regards to the russia-ukraine situation. The man is an absolute international joke. And referring to statesmanlike behaviour when you are referring to Boris, don't make me laugh
He didn't need "to impact maximum damage to Johnsons credibility"Brazil it is the timing of John Majors attack that is crucial in my opinion and belief. He waited until Johnson was pre-occupied with the most sensitive of talks, diplomacy that will hopefully help avert a war. He did this to impact maximum damage to Johnsons credibility but by doing so could have undermined any good that could have come. He clearly does not have a high opinion of Johnson but remains bitter about Brexit and the role the pm played in it . If the timing had been different , and it very clearly could have been, i would have accepted Majors criticisms as said without relation to Brexit.
Early days yet and we're just coming out of a pandemic.What is true is that Brexit has, so far, proved to be a drag on the economy, the commons committee confirmed that earlier this week.
This translates to many millions who have been affected in many ways and it's not at all what was promised.
NI politics in the most dangerous place since the GFA.
I think that many are starting to wake up to the reality of what it means.
Don't you mean 'accepting' Brexit happened?Far too many people still not excepting Brexit happened smug faced Major is just one of them.
Just watching his speech to the Institute for Government.
What a refreshing change to see a caring and honest politician.
Pity he's not Prime Minister.
Just watching his speech to the Institute for Government.
What a refreshing change to see a caring and honest politician.
Pity he's not Prime Minister.