Re: Tory Leadership Contest : Mon Jul 11, 2022 1:03 pm  

It appears to be who can promise more tax cuts, public spending squeeze, supporting Brexit and sending asylum seekers to Rwanda or maybe somewhere else. The latter may become even more of a problem because Rwanda is currently being threatened with military action.
There is of course no mention of how they will pay for this but currently they are only appealing to their colleagues in the commons.

Re: Tory Leadership Contest : Mon Jul 11, 2022 1:45 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

It appears to be who can promise more tax cuts, public spending squeeze, supporting Brexit and sending asylum seekers to Rwanda or maybe somewhere else. The latter may become even more of a problem because Rwanda is currently being threatened with military action.
There is of course no mention of how they will pay for this but currently they are only appealing to their colleagues in the commons.

Referring to my previous post to jukesay and not to you regarding my less knowledgeable outcome regarding politics, this post of your is it factual or simply hearsay, innuendos and half truths, because your opening sentence doesn't seem to say anything truthful only it appears, which if your honest is not very forthcoming and hints of a bit of mischief making, is there any wonder nobody believes a word you say, surely wouldn't you agree it would be better to leave out stuff like that and wait for the truth, unless you your just guessing so that you can claim insider knowledge and be the first to say you heard it here first.

Re: Tory Leadership Contest : Mon Jul 11, 2022 2:24 pm  

Sorry you are wrong again because each candidate has given one or more of these topics in their opening pitch to gain votes. I wouldn’t trust what they say but it does not mean they have not said them however, why do you think it is hearsay in your world of questionable neutrality.
I wish you would read before you post because your attempts to try to embarrass me is becoming just too easy to disprove which makes you appear clueless in what goes on outside your fish tank in the big clear world.

Re: Tory Leadership Contest : Mon Jul 11, 2022 2:45 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

Sorry you are wrong again because each candidate has given one or more of these topics in their opening pitch to gain votes. I wouldn’t trust what they say but it does not mean they have not said them however, why do you think it is hearsay in your world of questionable neutrality.
I wish you would read before you post because your attempts to try to embarrass me is becoming just too easy to disprove which makes you appear clueless in what goes on outside your fish tank in the big clear world.

Just three simple words, It would appear hth, to me that states hearsay and nothing else in my world, I also wouldn't trust what any politician says and on the strength of that unlike you I wouldn't use that against anybody just to justify my innuendos against them, funnily enough I don't attempt to embarrass you as you do a perfectly good job of doing it yourself with your endless lies, want me to post a few, thanks to you I have the most famous fish tanks on here, hope your not jealous cos your garden gnomes don't get a mention, anyway It's teatime so I won't be replying, you can have the last say again, I'd like to say it's been interesting.

[Wanderer]

Re: Tory Leadership Contest : Mon Jul 11, 2022 2:49 pm  

Does every thread have to go this way?

Re: Tory Leadership Contest : Mon Jul 11, 2022 2:58 pm  

I post lies that’s funny and yes “it would appear” does not mean here say it is what I have worked out by listening to reports on the news and reading. It’s called thinking for yourself and understanding the world, I think you have been around fish for too long because your memory appears to last as long. I am sure many will back me up but I doubt many will agree with you stance.
I would point out again I did not buy my house directly from the council nor do I have any garden gnomes and I have never undertaken line dancing which are a few untruths you have used are they not.
I would suggest you go now foggy and work on your people skills because you don’t appear to have a lot of friends amongst those who know you or met once or even seen from a distance.

Re: Tory Leadership Contest : Mon Jul 11, 2022 3:06 pm  

Wanderer wrote:

Does every thread have to go this way?

Hopefully not anymore, no more response from me matey, I've already ignored his last post

[Wanderer]

Re: Tory Leadership Contest : Mon Jul 11, 2022 3:14 pm  

I would much prefer not to be involved here but previous warnings don't appear to have had the desired effect

So, to be clear this warning is aimed at both Scarlet Pimpernell and chissitt ... if you wish to constantly bicker and snipe please find an alternative route for doing so, even if that is on this site but via PM's.

That way the rest of us do not need to trawl through it (or moderate it) on thread after thread.

I note that there has been an 'issue' on the Wakefield forum today necessitating the intervention of a Moderator.

Enough now.

Re: Tory Leadership Contest : Mon Jul 11, 2022 3:24 pm  

Wanderer wrote:

I would much prefer not to be involved here but previous warnings don't appear to have had the desired effect

So, to be clear this warning is aimed at both Scarlet Pimpernell and chissitt ... if you wish to constantly bicker and snipe please find an alternative route for doing so, even if that is on this site but via PM's.

That way the rest of us do not need to trawl through it (or moderate it) on thread after thread.

I note that there has been an 'issue' on the Wakefield forum today necessitating the intervention of a Moderator.

Enough now.

Don’t suggest he send me PM’s me I’ve had enough of them thanks and don’t close the topic down for reasons given earlier post. I am more than happy to ignore him so providing he does the same all will be well.

[Wanderer]

Re: Tory Leadership Contest : Mon Jul 11, 2022 3:42 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

Don’t suggest he send me PM’s me I’ve had enough of them thanks

It wouldn't have to be suggested if previous warnings had been heeded.

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

and don’t close the topic down for reasons given earlier post

If this is an end to it there will be no reason to.

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

I am more than happy to ignore him so providing he does the same all will be well.

That would be a positive outcome.