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aka nutcase. I thought it was about time she had her own topic. Forget your political allegiance; well for at least 5 minutes, and give me your thoughts on her. I personally think she's non compos mentis, disenchanted, irrational, callous, & obsessed with power. If you think i'm joking about any of these; i assure you i'm not. While other people/journos/sycophants heap praise on her 'tenacity' & 'pigheadedness' i'm the opposite, as i fear for her sanity; or whats left of it. Never in my life have i seen a PM with less credibility & worthiness to sit in No10. She is despotic; & i truly believe most people in her party are terrified of her. Her own party memebers today virtually condemned her 'baby' & her handling of Brexit. 76% of them would prefer a no-deal scenario compared to her 'baby. Yet today here she is off to meet Juncker to ask/beg for "more concessions" after being told time & time again she isn't getting any. She met Merkel the other day for who knows what; maybe she wants the recipe for sauerkraut. Have i missed anything?
Anybody have an opinion? You should have, because what this nutcase is up to will affect all of us and our families for decades to come.
Anybody have an opinion? You should have, because what this nutcase is up to will affect all of us and our families for decades to come.
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Holy Mary Mother of God
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she might well think that of herself as well. Good call casemoney
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Don't see her as a nutter at all, quite the opposite.
Just an ordinary, unimaginative political hack, promoted way beyond her ability level. |
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Another John Major.
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the problem with a no deal that everyone forgets is that once a no deal occurs the rules are simple=the EU will only open up discussions after a no deal if the UK want to talk about becoming a fully fledged member again.these are the rules in the event of a NO DEAL.
As for Theresa,i think Southampton football club should sigh her at center half as she would be good with advice on delaying tactics and time wasting to hold out until the final whistle.  |
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Someone who obviously thinks (even though apparently they haven't) the ability required to do the job, eh. A delusion of grandeur is often attributed to schizophrenia; but i'll leave it at nutcase for now
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no one else got a valid opinion?
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I don't think she has delusions. Deep down she knows she is out of her depth. But she couldn't turn the job down and now wants to cling to it, like Moyes at Man United.
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this is slightly more important than football. I do think she has delusions; in fact i'm convinced she has many, not least being that she can get her 'baby' through. There's dozens of examples
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in fact i think any one who doesn't think she is delusional is in fact - delusional
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this is slightly more important than football
It is the same process though, the same psychology is involved : 'The Peter Principle' She carries on with her proposals because she doesn't have the imagination to come up with anything else. That she somehow thinks it will turn out well is wishful thinking which is not insanity imo, just a common failing of people who are out of their depth |
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but surely that can be seen to be delusional? If you persistently try and jump across two buses whilst wearing sandals and white socks; after 15 failed attempts and 15 broken noses, does that not make you slightly delusional thinking you can?
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the nutcase is on Marr now and she's sounding well; like nutcase. Droning droning droning droning on & on & on & on. Avoiding & droning & droning in pure deluded hornswoggled madness!
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a stuttering & stammering mess of shambolic discombobulation & befuddlement. And she's dressing more like Carmen Miranda daily
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a despotic repettive birdbrain; it;s like just watching every single interview she' given in the last 3 months. Truly bonkers
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strewth, where's the groundhog?
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"I don't think she has delusions. Deep down she knows she is out of her depth." She would be out of her depth in a puddle ! And the most frightening thing, she has got so much power which makes her extremely dangerous, but she is so weak and fragile, lacks confidence in her own judgement, and I swear half the time she doesn't know what to think ! She is not a warm person and is terrible mixing with the public which shows up her social awkwardness. Made a lot of mistakes as an MP and PM. She never even looks genuine. Never gives a straight answer to a simple question. Won't mention her terrible dancing. She is everything but 'strong and stable' ! And apart from that nothing wrong with her ! |
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she has been incredibly badly advised, she's been led by the nose, which has turned out to be down a dead end street.
this deal wont be voted through, neither will no deal, the EU wont change, so most likely scenario is an extension to article 50, for what good that'll do. |
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What’s she done wrong ?
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^ "she has been incredibly badly advised"
Certainly has, and her own catastrophically bad judgement over and over again. |
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She's still there?
Love how the BBC out of nowhere start talking about brexit again, seems to vanish when they need to buy time Strange that |
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her 'advisor' has always been Molly Robbins; a civil servant who virtually on his own destroyed the Government of the day. The Whitehall mandarin also left some very important documents on a train from Brussels last May, that ended up in a teachers hands. Funnily enough that other "Not for turning PM - Mrs Thatcher" had a simlilar confidante in Sir Alan Walters, who was her "Economic advisor" & turned all Thatchers cabinet against her. Maybe he's related to Robbins?
As for Molly; he still has the nutcases ear; but even he now knows (& admits in private) that his & hers 'baby' is now up the Rue de la Lo without an Autolux |
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She's surrounded herself with many out of touch Westminster gravy trainers, as is shown by their latest multi million pound fiasco, Universal Credit. This lot begger belief.
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ha ha robbins is one of us - a 'molly' I didn't realise - welcome to the group - there's a lot of us around
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Tell Del:
She would be out of her depth in a puddle ! And the most frightening thing, she has got so much power which makes her extremely dangerous, but she is so weak and fragile, lacks confidence in her own judgement, and I swear half the time she doesn't know what to think ! She is not a warm person and is terrible mixing with the public which shows up her social awkwardness. Made a lot of mistakes as an MP and PM. She never even looks genuine. Never gives a straight answer to a simple question. Won't mention her terrible dancing. She is everything but 'strong and stable' ! And apart from that nothing wrong with her this is something that many don't seem to grasp; or care about. When you have a nutcase, who is quite capable of damaging us all for decades to come by continually taking a delusional stance; & is also given a free reign by her own party to do such. Then you have a crisis of enormous consequence. If she had a cabinet of conscience (which she hasn't) instead of a posse of apple-polishing turds; then there would be some hope. She is in, and has been in for sometime; a perilous position politically. This hasn't been taken advantage of by the opposition, or her own party. If Labour had a competent leader (which they haven't) then again there would be some hope So there it is; no hope - unless change; and quickly Who can, or will grasp the:  |
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Next Tuesday
No doubt going to be cancelled again when she knows she's beat |
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even i can't see that happening, SS. Debate resumes on Wednesday. She gets 3 weeks to offer a 'new plan' to the House after the vote. Then Article 50 will come into play before 'The End'
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whether its true or not I don't no, but chukka mukka said on sky yesterday that he,d consulted those who adminmister the machinery of the house of commons ,and unless theres substantive change to a bill may cant just keep brining it back in the hope mp,s have changed their mind, so if she has anymore strings to her bow we wont see them till the bills been voted down at least once
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EU rules out renegotiating Brexit deal
"Britain's divorce deal with Brussels is the only deal on the table and cannot be renegotiated, an EU Commission spokesperson has just said. They added the bloc will continue to implement its "no deal" planning and that there are no more Brexit negotiation meetings are scheduled. It is not dramatically different from the language EU leaders have used since the deal was signed in November and after the vote on the deal was pulled in December. But May promised to get legal reassurances from Brussels over the Irish backstop - the insurance policy to ensure a hard border does not re-form on the island of Ireland". duluded & manipulative |
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If the nutcase was in another job; how long do you think she would have lasted? To continually ignore advice of others/workmates, ignore H&S rules, getting rebuffed when trying to complete a deal that would keep shareholders & colleagues happy time & time again, offer no new plan to said shareholders/board & continue to insist "My deal is the best for this company" Continually give ambiguous answers to questions from said board/shareholders. Whether she was CEO or general manager of said company; her arse would be meringued by now & have a rose sticking from her gump stump
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Barclay thrown to the wolves this afternoon. Well Corbyn
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here we go; Barclay in the dock
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nearly 3 months ago i started this topic; she could have been medicated & sat in a deckchair by now
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last legs
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reports are that the nutcase is threatening her Cabinet with an election; have been met with laughter in certain quarters (including mine
 ) It seems someone hasn't reminded her of her promise made on December 13th laster year, namely :"I've said that in my heart I would love to be able to lead the Conservative Party into the next general election but I think it is right that the party feels that they would prefer to go into that election with another leader."now we all know she tells more lies than her grandfather - Billy, so one would assume her answer for not keeping this particular promise would be "But i meant the 20022 election" An upchucking grotesque individual |
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at least you would be getting rid 150 of the current tory MPs unfortunately to be replaced by a whole load of corbyn stooges. then in 5 years time you can sweep out the entire labour party. one way of getting of most of this diabolical parliament
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Francois gives the nodding dog both barrels:
‘And if you’re listening Mr Hammond, my fraternal message to you is “up yours”.’ |
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there isn't too many out of the 650 i'd keep, mafeking. One thing this debacle has proven, is that no matter how useless you are at your job; you can hang on to it without too much trouble. This Cabinet is more like The Bash Street Kids than an adult Parliamentary block. Today is make or break for it. If there is any conscience left in it; then i expect resignations today. If; as i suspect there isn't a shred left, then expect the defeasance to be played out into oblivion
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