- and his plans for world domination [well not quite].

This is where it all started for JRM - a BBC radio interview when Jacob was twelve, in 1981..it lasts 1 min...24sec
He spotted Tony Benn early on as 'The Enemy'..


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-439227 ... -rees-mogg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

An even earlier starter than William, 14 pints a night, Hague .... and we know where it ended for him!

hampsteadclaret wrote:- and his plans for world domination [well not quite].

This is where it all started for JRM - a BBC radio interview when Jacob was twelve, in 1981..it lasts 1 min...24sec
He spotted Tony Benn early on as 'The Enemy'..


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-439227 ... -rees-mogg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

As much as Tony Benn was an enthralling speaker, he WAS the enemy. Quite like his son though, even if he is a remainer. If my memory serves me right, Tony Benn was as anti EU as JRM though for different reasons maybe.

Looks funny though so that means votes in the bank.

These Tories are the kids at school who did not fit in and were dismissed!

They are out to get their own back!
Squash 'em!

You don’t have to be fu3k ugly to be a Tory, but it certainly helps.

Proper mingers

ksrclaret wrote:You don’t have to be fu3k ugly to be a Tory, but it certainly helps.

Proper mingers

Esther Mcvey for us older gentlemen perhaps?

Alanstevensonsgloves wrote:Esther Mcvey for us older gentlemen perhaps?

As long as she wears a gag. Scouse is bad enough whining scouse is unbearable.

You're welcome.

These are scary times for politics in the UK. Especially when I, an undereducated pleb, find many MPs, including those on the front and shadow bench, to be most underwhelming, even thick.

The guys an absolute prick. Where’s Wally looking moron.

Milltown1882 wrote:The guys an absolute prick. Where’s Wally looking moron.

Soooo, I take it you don’t like him?

Healeywood adores him, no doubt....

He is a pillock .

I would sooner vote for Rocky Mills as an MP. I don’t understand a bloody word that comes out of his mouth, but he still speaks more sense.

I've got a great idea: let's start another post, where we can knock the Tories and call them names. It should go down well with the usual lefties on here.

I remember Jacob in the Beano when Dennis the Menace used to pick on him.... he was called Walter in those days

Vino blanco wrote:I've got a great idea: let's start another post, where we can knock the Tories and call them names. It should go down well with the usual lefties on here.

I don't think you need to be a "leftie" - whatever that might be - to dislike JRM for being the self-serving, duplicitious scumbag that he is.

He's a very polite and sensible sounding man with some very dangerous views.

Awwwwwe come on people... he called his sith child ...

Sixtus Dominic Boniface Christopher

He can't be all bad

Edit Sixth child ..... sith is a rather nasty lot from Star Wars .... freudian slip or what

Is there anyone out there that has a good thing to say about him?

Vino blanco wrote:I've got a great idea: let's start another post, where we can knock the Tories and call them names. It should go down well with the usual lefties on here.

I don't like the name calling either. Let's look at his voting record instead, and decide from that what kind of MP he is (or indeed what kind of PM he might make):

https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24926 ... gJYO_D_BwE" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

It doesn't give you the complete picture of the man, but there are some general trends that hint toward his political inclinations. I would draw your attention most to the fact he's rich and never suffered poverty, yet consistently voted against helping people who are poor. When it comes to asking the rich to bear more of a burden, his human side comes out, and he says "no"

He's a rich man in parliament, looking after the interests of rich people.

Not sure how any normal person can actually like JRM. Even if you're a Brexit voter, and you identify with his vision of a hard Brexit, at the back your mind you must still think he's a complete tool.

Rees-Mogg reminds me of the Little Britain character who kept demanding 'bitty' from his nanny.

Alanstevensonsgloves wrote:

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You're welcome.

I'm sure lots of People who shop at m&s find that picture very distasteful.#me to.

He certainly gets the terminally unemployed folks, backs up.
Fair play to him

I can understand his policies being popular to a certain demographic.

But that demographic is the undead.

And guess what, he's even got his own Downfall meme

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AndrewJB wrote:I don't like the name calling either. Let's look at his voting record instead, and decide from that what kind of MP he is (or indeed what kind of PM he might make):

https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24926 ... gJYO_D_BwE" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

It doesn't give you the complete picture of the man, but there are some general trends that hint toward his political inclinations. I would draw your attention most to the fact he's rich and never suffered poverty, yet consistently voted against helping people who are poor. When it comes to asking the rich to bear more of a burden, his human side comes out, and he says "no"

He's a rich man in parliament, looking after the interests of rich people.

He’s a hardline catholic as well as a hardline Brexiteer. May explain his voting record on social issues - as well as his six kids!

ksrclaret wrote:You don’t have to be fu3k ugly to be a Tory, but it certainly helps. Proper mingers

Certainly brings an interesting standard of contribution to the debate ....

You are clearly unfamiliar with the old adage about political party conferences, " If you want a few drinkies and the chance of a little " extra-curricular " activity, then attend the Conservative conference, but if you want to gorge yourself & eat and drink like a King, with free flowing Champagne, then Labour is the conference for you "

To address your point, I think it's fair to say that there are arguments on both sides .....

Interestingly, he has been busy moving a trust fund from a company that he helped establish to Ireland as he is worried about the financial risks involved after Brexit.

He's got massive Brexit support so you haters will have to get used to him blocking your socialist utopia..

"Massive" support....

Don’t waste words on him he is a cxnt.

Stockbrokerbelt wrote:Don’t waste words on him he is a cxnt.

Better than being a commie

Bosscat wrote: I remember Jacob in the Beano when Dennis the Menace used to pick on him.... he was called Walter in those days

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-43642564" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

You have to be a very special type of dim, and brainwashed forelock tugger if you're an ordinary chap aligning yourself with this latter day Little Lord Fauntleroy, and to consider Tony Benn as a threat you really do need to drink every drop of Daily Mail milk.

He not alone having a doppelgänger!

Corbyn looks like he sleeps in a cardboard box and stinks of **** and meths. Wouldn't want the tramp representing the country that is for sure

Polite and very intelligent guy. These attributes obvioulsy goes ove the heads of most of the half brain cell posters on here. All inverted snobs.

Question which leader of a current party FAILED his A levels?

An utter, total c-word, who makes his fellow Tories look positively nice by comparison.

Hope he becomes their next leader.

Falcon wrote:An utter, total c-word, who makes his fellow Tories look positively nice by comparison.

Hope he becomes their next leader.

Really is he? Why exactly? Because he's too intelligent for you to understand?

Stayingup wrote:Really is he? Why exactly? Because he's too intelligent for you to understand?

Yeah that's it mate. Definitely nowt to do with his deeds.

There are perfectly alright Tory politicians.

He's not one of them, and I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have a clue where Burnley is.

As usual, anyone looking for evidence for a direct link between being right-wing and being stupid, will find rich pickings on here.

He sounds plausible and I quite like his manners. Fortunately, he dresses as a pantomime villain and has a haircut favoured by a few of the nasties from the 30s which gives the game away before you get seduced by his delivery.

fatboy47 wrote:You have to be a very special type of dim, and brainwashed forelock tugger if you're an ordinary chap aligning yourself with this latter day Little Lord Fauntleroy..

Fatboy has it right here. Seeing any working class northerner prostrating themselves for this nasty, posh twonk is bewildering and a bit sad.

Lordlucan wrote:He sounds plausible and I quite like his manners. Fortunately, he dresses as a pantomime villain and has a haircut favoured by a few of the nasties from the 30s which gives the game away before you get seduced by his delivery.

You mean he probably clicks his heels as an alternative to a handshake?

Hmmmm I maybe being out of order but surely those Tee Shiirts have two words too many....

Lancasterclaret wrote:There are perfectly alright Tory politicians.

He's not one of them, and I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have a clue where Burnley is.

And he might not know where Burnley is so he's not all right? Do often make yourself look stupid? You've achieved it here.