The fall of the Tory party

Posted on Tue 4th, October 2022

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• #9626

Kimmo in reply to @Soul

What does cruising to an easy election win on a small target strategy, against an unprecedentedly terrible incumbent mind you, have to say about whether Starmer is an Establishment man?

Once in a generation chance to kick the shit out of the Overton window, and he's playing as if his opposition is credible.
• #9627

andyp

Braverman describing how Italy has built a wall on it's land border with Turkey to keep out migrants, and insisting she has seen it with her own eyes, is a great way to start the New Year.
• #9628

Mr_Smyth in reply to @andyp

thick as mince
• #9629

Oliver Schick in reply to @andyp

Well, Andy, I'm afraid the Ostrogothic Kingdom and the Byzantine Empire do share a land border, and since it's quite hard to keep that pesky Belisarius bloke out of the West, a wall is eminently called for.
• #9630

Oliver Schick

No anachronism here at all.

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