T May : Sun Jan 08, 2017 12:29 pm  

It was noticeable that the PM held her first interview of 17 with Sky today overlooking Andrew Marr and the left wing, anti Brexit, politicised organisation which is the BBC.
It was interesting interview for those that didn't see it. Sophie Ridge is a up and coming reporter/broadcaster. Teresa May a smart, intelligent MP/PM.

Re: T May : Sun Jan 08, 2017 1:20 pm  

wire-quin wrote:

It was noticeable that the PM held her first interview of 17 with Sky today overlooking Andrew Marr and the left wing, anti Brexit, politicised organisation which is the BBC.
It was interesting interview for those that didn't see it. Sophie Ridge is a up and coming reporter/broadcaster. Teresa May a smart, intelligent MP/PM.

I'd like someone to translate "Brexit means Brexit" and "we dont want a hard Bexit or a soft Brexit, we want a red, white and blue brexit".

May has said some good things. About social justice and looking after the people in the middle but, the actions of her government have not followed her lead.
At the moment she is just a wind bag and her actions over the coming months will show whether she can actually lead the country.
FWIW, I think there are politicians lining up behind her and they will come to the fore at the next general election, which may be sooner than most people are expecting.
The level of infighting within the Tory Party will reach fever pitch towards the end of March and the Tories could suffer a major hemorrhage, with the divisions that lead to the referendum finally becoming visible.

Re: T May : Sun Jan 08, 2017 7:50 pm  

wire-quin wrote:

It was noticeable that the PM held her first interview of 17 with Sky today overlooking Andrew Marr and the left wing, anti Brexit, politicised organisation which is the BBC.
It was interesting interview for those that didn't see it. Sophie Ridge is a up and coming reporter/broadcaster. Teresa May a smart, intelligent MP/PM.

This is a wind up isn't it.
Maybe you read the Wail or depress instead.
Then again you could be serious.
Any or all are a result of the educational system this country has so that change is still seen as unbritish.

Re: T May : Sun Jan 08, 2017 8:22 pm  

Leaguefan wrote:

This is a wind up isn't it.
Maybe you read the Wail or depress instead.
Then again you could be serious.
Any or all are a result of the educational system this country has so that change is still seen as unbritish.

So which Aussie 2 nd tier team has 6,000 + season ticket holders who will attend every game ?

Re: T May : Mon Jan 09, 2017 12:08 am  

Tory P.M. goes on right wing T.V. news show shock.

Talks vaguely about stuff - as per.

When asked about Trump's comment, says something like, "Yeah it was wrong, but he has apologised"

Oh, that's o.k then, he's apologised.

Oh, oh, Donald has just issued a statement that the latest American bombing raid in (insert country) was a tragic error of judgement but he apologises profusely.

Slaves.

Come on TRESemme, if your going to start dealing with them "other" countries, have we really got to "Kowtow" to these people?

I dread to think how many despot's you will have to suck-up to before we manage to fill the trade gap (if the E.U. negotiations go badly or become protracted).

Re: T May : Mon Jan 09, 2017 7:23 am  

When asked about Trump's comment, says something like, "Yeah it was wrong, but he has apologised"

Are you really comparing a throw away comment to a mate with bombing the life out of another country! Is that the best you can do

I will take your response as a well done PM, given the insignificant critisism you have highlighted from a 30 min interview

Re: T May : Mon Jan 09, 2017 11:54 am  

wire-quin wrote:

Are you really comparing a throw away comment to a mate with bombing the life out of another country! Is that the best you can do

The bloke has no regard for half of his own countries citizens, do you really think he gives one iota about anyone else?

wire-quin wrote:

I will take your response as a well done PM, given the insignificant critisism you have highlighted from a 30 min interview

What should I be congratulating her for?

Maybe because we're heading for a painful divorce from the E.U.

Or is it because she disagreed that the N.H.S. was in crisis.

What about chucking a few quid towards the teaching profession to become mental health experts, like they've got nothing else to do.

Shared Society, Big Society, they should all remember, there's no such thing as society.

Re: T May : Mon Jan 09, 2017 12:55 pm  

What should I be congratulating her for?

Maybe because we're heading for a painful divorce from the E.U.

Or is it because she disagreed that the N.H.S. was in crisis.

What about chucking a few quid towards the teaching profession to become mental health experts, like they've got nothing else to do.

Shared Society, Big Society, they should all remember, there's no such thing as society.

Did you forget to take you happy pills today?

Re: T May : Mon Jan 09, 2017 2:20 pm  

Exiled down south wrote:

Did you forget to take you happy pills today?

Also conveniently forgets the years Labour had in power to fix the world, but instead raped and pillaged the country for personal gain. Say whatever you like about the Tories, but at least they don't pretend to have anything other than a high degree of self interest.

Re: T May : Mon Jan 09, 2017 2:25 pm  

PCollinson1990 wrote:

Also conveniently forgets the years Labour had in power to fix the world, but instead raped and pillaged the country for personal gain. Say whatever you like about the Tories, but at least they don't pretend to have anything other than a high degree of self interest.

That's ok then.
I thought that T. May wanted to help the "jams" but, you've just confirmed that shes blowing hot air, again.
Labour at least had good intentions, they just couldn't count very well.

The Tories couldn't give a toss about anyone, apart from themselves and the wealthier members of society.