SUE GRAY RESIGNED.

[BoroRedKen]

 

[BoroRedKen]

Now his "Special Envoy for nations and regions".

Yeah. Me and all!.

[Gingerpig]

Good the grown ups are in charge now           

[RiversideRifle]

Never heard of the cunt

[erimus74]

They've been a disaster since walking through the door & in my opinion, its the worst I have felt of a government for a very long time & dont have much hope going forward

I dont buy into all this 14 years tory rubbish, the haters wanted to spout all the usual vile yet make excuses when labour are doing & acting poorly, her going is continous of a poor run government by an PM who seems to be not only arrogant but out of touch

[Bud Wiser]

Now his "Special Envoy for nations and regions".

Yeah. Me and all!.

Yeah, she's just taken on a new role.

Starmer's getting his strings pulled from another angle, thats all.

[Geoff_B]

Yeah it's all the tories, civil servants and the media's fault according to OTR. Nothing to do with so far the government have been an absolute shambles and sue gray being poor at the job she's been asked to do. Extract below taken from Sam Coates - explaining why she's given the push

In doing so, the prime minister is in effect admitting very big personnel mistakes, forced to act eventually because of complaints from every side around him that the situation had become untenable.
At its heart, Ms Gray - who was known in Whitehall as the consummate fixer - had to go because nothing felt like it was being fixed.
She was in charge of preparations for government, but when 5 July arrived they appear scant and progress from there was slow.
Ms Gray was the ethics Tsar for successive governments for years, yet this government has come unstuck on exactly the sort of moral political quandaries that she was supposed to be good at sorting out.
She was meant to know Whitehall, yet key Whitehall jobs went unfilled and structures endlessly debated. And she was meant to be have first rate political antennae yet seemed to get bogged down in factional warfare inside Number 10.
But blame for this should lie not with her but with Sir Keir. If there had been enough due diligence on the appointment, some of these problems might have been anticipated.
This is a big political misstep. He has admitted his choice of personnel can be flawed. Are there other such senior figures around him this applies to as well.

[BoroRedKen]

Yeah it's all the tories, civil servants and the media's fault according to OTR. Nothing to do with so far the government have been an absolute shambles and sue gray being poor at the job she's been asked to do. Extract below taken from Sam Coates - explaining why she's given the push

In doing so, the prime minister is in effect admitting very big personnel mistakes, forced to act eventually because of complaints from every side around him that the situation had become untenable.
At its heart, Ms Gray - who was known in Whitehall as the consummate fixer - had to go because nothing felt like it was being fixed.
She was in charge of preparations for government, but when 5 July arrived they appear scant and progress from there was slow.
Ms Gray was the ethics Tsar for successive governments for years, yet this government has come unstuck on exactly the sort of moral political quandaries that she was supposed to be good at sorting out.
She was meant to know Whitehall, yet key Whitehall jobs went unfilled and structures endlessly debated. And she was meant to be have first rate political antennae yet seemed to get bogged down in factional warfare inside Number 10.
But blame for this should lie not with her but with Sir Keir. If there had been enough due diligence on the appointment, some of these problems might have been anticipated.
This is a big political misstep. He has admitted his choice of personnel can be flawed. Are there other such senior figures around him this applies to as well.

Agree. 👍

[BoroRedKen]

I just noticed that the deaths in the channel yesterday is now, by OTR, getting blamed on......


No no not "14 years of Tory rule" but.....

BREXIT.

Nowt to do with the showèr of shite in charge of the country that would rather jail some fucker for a meme or joke than deal with it after 3 months now?.

The fact is the crossings HAVE increased in 3 months.
A kid was trampled to death on the beach in France in the rush to get on a small boat (remember i got nicked for saying "dinghy" but now EVERYONE says it!?).

But its Brexits fault.
I blame Huw Edwards then.

[LIDDLE_TOWERS999]

I just noticed that the deaths in the channel yesterday is now, by OTR, getting blamed on......


No no not "14 years of Tory rule" but.....

BREXIT.

Nowt to do with the showèr of shite in charge of the country that would rather jail some fucker for a meme or joke than deal with it after 3 months now?.

The fact is the crossings HAVE increased in 3 months.
A kid was trampled to death on the beach in France in the rush to get on a small boat (remember i got nicked for saying "dinghy" but now EVERYONE says it!?).

But its Brexits fault.
I blame Huw Edwards then.

TELLS YOU ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW....TRAMPLE OVER A 2 YEAR OLD KID ...ONE OF THERE OWN 😡😡😡

KID IS DEAD NOW......WHAT DOES THAT TELL YOU ABOUT WHAT THEY THINK OF US....UTTER FUCKING BARBARIC BACKWARD 3RD WORLD SCUM....👎😡😡😡👎

[Redsteel (Moderator)]

A huge surge in HIV from the illegals coming over was reported last week, which seems to have been swept under the carpet also. All of this so a handful of people in the world can take power, and tell us all how to live our lives. I pray if Trump wins he goes after Soro's and the mob who want nothing but misery for everyone who lives on this planet.

[BoroRedKen]

I would think a child been there it was a "genuine" family fleeing somewhere and not "economic" reasons.

That makes it more difficult to stomach imho.

Quite possibly that kid has lost its life getting trampled by some "wrong uns".
Never the French's fault is it?.

You mention irregular immigration as an issue and you are "far right" and "racist".
But NOBODY ever pins the blame for these deaths on the French authorities.

The French allow them camps to be set up. The loons like NGO's encourage it.
Is not about time we told and not asked/paid the French to fix up?.

[BoroRedKen]

Ive heard Sue Grays new job is following David Lammy around "Nations and regions" sweeping up his mess.......

👍

[In With the Lurpak]

https://X.com/Shelltop8/status/1842925866684383409

[Bud Wiser]

Of course they aren't going to do anything to stop illegal immigration (937 extra mouths for Mr Tax payer to feed, clothe & house yesterday alone) its their trump card to keep Reform politically relevant which will in turn hemorrhage the Tory vote.

We all saw what happened to the Brexit party once Boris finally took us out of the EU... Well, sort of.

Theres no flies on those socialists!

[Bud Wiser]

I would think a child been there it was a "genuine" family fleeing somewhere and not "economic" reasons.

That makes it more difficult to stomach imho.

Quite possibly that kid has lost its life getting trampled by some "wrong uns".
Never the French's fault is it?.

You mention irregular immigration as an issue and you are "far right" and "racist".
But NOBODY ever pins the blame for these deaths on the French authorities.

The French allow them camps to be set up. The loons like NGO's encourage it.
Is not about time we told and not asked/paid the French to fix up?.

The child was apparently born in Germany. So like the overwhelming majority of other so-called asylum seekers they were fleeing nothing - and that poor kid had to pay the ultimate price because of it.