Comments by "" (@billyandrew) on "'You take liberties': Boris Johnson told to resign by liaison committee" video.

  1. They all are, every single politician, in every party, but only the most devious, ruthless, psychopathic ones reach the top. Stammer is no different.
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  2. He knows he can't con some of the best con artists out there, which is what the '22 Committee comprises of.
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  3.  @davmar5648  Dafuq, are you insane? On her watch the file of over 8,000 convicted paedos were 'accidently lost' and a short time after she stood before the commons telling them denying paedos the right to adopt or foster would violate their human rights! Is there something you aren't telling us?
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  4.  @glazierblue573  Not just his own pockets. His family's, his chums, their families, etc, plus he still has some dubious and highly questionable honours to hand out.
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  5. @Nature's Eye Meditations Self-interest does not, never has and never will, include acts of self harm. Self-interest is akin to self-preservation. I assume autocorrect picked the wrong phrase, as I'm sure you didn't mean that.
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  6. I see the blood of children has kept them all looking remarkably young.
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  7. Dream on! 😂😂😂 We both know that could never, will never, happen. Once you're invited to put your snout in the Wastemonster trough, especially at the High Table, then it's scoff for life, priveledges never rescinded.
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  8.  @gavinjohnson8951  Wrong thread. My comment was intended for someone else, who was extolling B(l)oJo(b)'s imaginary virtues. 😂😂😂
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  9. Rampant narcissism doesn't allow that he could ever be wrong or at fault. The condition won't allow him to listen. If he tried it would cause worse mental instability than he currently suffers from and that's no joke.
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  10.  @georgebonhambonham6292  That went without saying, George. You got it, I got it and assumed everyone else would.
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  11.  @suzyqualcast6269  Very clever, Suzy. 👏👏👏😂
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  12.  @alpine_newt  Nah. He's a complete bellend...a helmet.
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  13. "1,2,3...a-a-and you're back in the room!" I doubt B(l)oJo(b) believes in your imaginary demons.
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  14. I can see publishing houses stabbing each other in the back to get the rights to his autobiography... 'I Was the Waste in Wastemonster'. 😂😂😂
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  15. They could feasibly change that ruling with enough party support to backdatedly rescind the one year's grace. This hearing was just a PR exercise to distance the party from him, in order to try fool the public into believing they aren't all cut from the same cloth and deserve to get in at the next election and the public, as a whole, are stupid enough to fall for it, sadly.
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  16. Narcissism. Look around at all of the world's leaders. Each and every last one of them confident their countries will grind to a halt without them at the wheel. That's why they do these things, so assured they are indespensible, totally irreplaceable. Narcissism is a facet of their out-and-out psychopathy. With few exceptions, the vast majority just aren't up to the job and are out of their depth. They cleverly surround themselves with sycophants, who stand to lose as much as they, so it becomes difficult to oust them or even to reason with them. B(l)oJo(b) will enter the annals (perhaps one 'n' would have sufficed) of history, alongside the likes of Ethelred the Unready and be remember by future generations of children as the worst PM ever for not only his callous disdain and scorn of the public, but his unbelievable ineptitude. We have the dubious honour of living through this history.
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  17. In a nutshell, narcissism. Most only judge the word on the surface level, thinking it just means someone who loves themself, not understanding the mental instability of those that suffer from it or the constant toxicity they display and encourage among those in their circle. It cannot be cured. If you understand the condition, then you'll understand B(l)oJo(b), every other politician, worldwide, as well as anyone in any position of power. It's a facet of the nature of all psycho/sociopaths, although not all narcissist become full blown nutjobs.
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  18. You must have misheard. He was NOT asked to resign! It was subtlely suggested, he refused, so the '22 will find other means to make his position untenable, as legalities make sacking him impossible. I agree, they are cheeky bastards, considering they have done worse, so are, at best, hypocrites, however, they were never as blatantly uncaringly as B(l)oJo(b), preferring to hide behind their sanctimonious masks. Bottom line, he will cost the party the next election. The longer he stays the more deep rooted the public mistrust will grow, but he knows they'll put all blame on him and his chums, omitting to state they condoned the scandals (how was it put..."time after time") only now intervening, when they finally accepted these events would remain in the public consciousness and lose the party the next election. If there hadn't been this constant hue and cry he'd still be their blue-eyed boy, as they'd know the public were as big the fools the party took them to be. He couldn't be subtle if he tried, it just isn't in his narcissistic makeup, so he has to go for the good of the party, they've decided. I don't see a viable contender, amidst his doltish minions. Dull Dorres, Tramadol Truss, Mangy Moggy? All tainted through loyalty to B(l)oJo(b), besides, Moggy is about ready for a long overdue seat in the Lords. While there is still time, someone will be feted, groomed and put forward, while msn goes into bullshit-overdrive mode to sell them as a compassionate alternative to the last callous monster that led the party. Still, he'll make a tidy sum from his autobiography.
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  19. Backed up by a political posse, I see. I wonder if he'd have had the balls on his own? Me, I'd have told B(l)oJo(b) to his face and told him long before now, like some of his party have already done and not waited 'til I had backing. 😂😂😂
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  20. And who is in the role of Brutus, do you imagine?
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  21. I know what I'd give Nadine and it isn't a vote. 😂 Moggy always puts me in mind of Softy Walter, Dennis the Menace's enemy. If he never gets another vote he'll simply make the transition from the Commons to the Lords. Something about his family line and other connections, I don't recall the exact details. Maybe B(l)oJo(b) has already earmarked him to make certain, like he did his own brother! What that poncey twat did to deserve it is anyone's guess.
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  22. How so? They didn't have the balls to openly demand he resign. He asked them to spell it out and they didn't dare. I think it's hilarious. 😂😂😂
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  23. Easily explainable. Plenty of vids on this platform dealing with narcissism and the whole host of problems associated with this mental instability, other than the one folk generally know about, being an unjustified self love. All politicians, and others in positions of power, suffer from it to a greater or lesser degree. The more deep rooted the problem the further up the ladder they are likely to progress in their chosen field. Not all narcissists are basket cases, but all socio/psychopaths are narcissists and only they reach the apex. Basically, we vote to be governed by nutjobs.
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  24.  @bertyaustin  Oh, berty, you couldn't be any further from the truth. The UK public, in general, are led to believe we're the tail, whereas it's actually the other way around and folk are too busy focusing on the Smoke and Mirrors Show to pay any heed to what it's designed to hide. In fact, take America, for example. There's no such place or entity and hasn't been, since 1913! You'd have to go all the way back to 1871 to see how that came about, though, and people would much rather use the internet for purposes other than research. Trust me, we've been sold a dummy with the 'special relationship' drivel.
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  25. One con artist trying to con an entire group of con artists.
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  26. Narcissists respect nothing but power. They have no shame. The only things they fear is being caught and the god they were taught as children. I'm guessing they imagine they might have a chance to wangle their way out of their God's judgement, maybe by pinning the blame on the entity for creating them to be as they are, who knows?
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  27. This was the head boy trying to tell off the headmaster. He knew, as did they, that he had to attend. He knew, as did they, that they had no teeth. He knew, as did they, that they wouldn't even so much as suggest openly that he resign. They tried, in a roundabout way, but he took the piss out of them, telling them he didn't understand what they were getting at and they bottled it. B(l)oJo(b) easily outwitted them, because they're cowards. Besides, he probably has dirt on them that would make him look like a choirboy. This was an exercise in futility and, I suspect, just another act in the Smoke and Mirrors Show to distract us from something else they'd prefer stayed hidden from us, just more of their devious games.
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  28. No, he's one single con artist. They are all con artists, but he knows they can't sack him and they do, as well. He survived a confidence vote and they now have to wait another year to try oust him. He is literally taking the piss out of them, pretending he doesn't understand what they're getting at. He wants them to spell it out that they want him to resign. They don't dare, because they suspect he has something up his sleeve. This was all an elaborate act. B(l)oJo(b) is devious and clever and far from the fool many take him to be.
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  29.  @Sunrise9696-v2z  They're, as you say, no different from him, being cut from the same Eton cloth. They backed him through every scandal, until now, as he was their best bet for another tory general election win. The only reason they have withdrawn their support is not because of his decisions or behaviour, but because he can't win for them again and by sacrificing him they hope to fool the public into thinking the tory party was briefly taken over by B(l)oJo(b) and his chums, who don't represent tory values. Sadly, there are far too many gullible morons that will buy this and vote them in again. Stammer and labour should have been cashing in on all these events, even if they only went as far back as the pandemic scandals, but only in recent weeks has he actually grown a pair and started calling them out. I've seen more life is a stale slice of bread than he's shown over the last two and a half years.
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  30. Labour were not a viable alternative with their internecine war. Under Stammer, they still aren't. If the tories dump B(l)oJo(b) now there's a good chance they'll get in again. Those saying they voted tory obviously found that joke funnier than the option of the labour party. Unless Labour get their act together they are in for another hiding, it's that simple, but they've all but abandoned their socialist values, so I can't see it happening.
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  31.  @iamrocketray  Legal wrangle. They'd have to call for an extraordinary meeting/emergency assembly or their like and put it to both the entire party and their legal team, who are already being termed as dodgy, over their recent Brexit advice, in order to have any decisions on the no-confidence vote he survived, a short while back on 60%, overturned. That would cause further schism in the party.
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  32. Legally, they can't. He survived a no-confidence vote on 60%, so they have to wait another year to try again. However, they have other means, I'm sure, to make the position unbearable for him.
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  33. I take it you voted for the tories?
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  34.  Macavity  Have a look at the second constitution in the US, then tell me the nwo isn't a real entity. In fact, look into why America lost it's title and the name was changed to United States, in 1913. You can't wish facts, particularly legal ones, away just because they don't gel with your limited views of the world or how it actually operates.
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  35.  @suzyqualcast6269  Correct, Suzy, but what exactly are they 'liaising' for and for whom? They didn't directly request his resignation, even though, playing dumb, he said he didn't know what they were driving at. They could have spelt it out, ie, the tory party wants you to gtf. Or were they the ambassadors/kid's gloves approach for the '22, giving him advance warning that he was in for a bumpy ride and, even though they can't sack him, as they await next year's opportunity to promote another no-confidence vote, they can certainly make his position untenable, in the meantime.
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  36. You forget her record. Lost the files on over 8,000 convicted paedos, then stood in front of the Commons, a few months later, to defend the rights of paedos to adopt and foster kids, saying any move to block them from doing this was denying them their human rights! A few parties is child's play in her book and she prolly wishes she'd had the guts, at the time, to refuse to resign. B(l)oJo(b) has simply upped the bar on blatancy. If anything, she'll be toasting him for bringing the game to a whole new level.
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  37. Oh, he knows full well, but he wants them to openly show their hand without all the phoney niceties. He wants them to bring the knife they're hiding into view, so he can play victim. If he could he would, right this minute, make the '22 Committee a terrorist organisation. 😁 They didn' t say "Boo", while they thought he was in with a chance of winning the next election. "Time after time..." (as their spokesperson put it), following scandal after scandal, they turned a blind eye, didn't give tuppence for the public's best interest and let him and his chums get away with it, yet the second they realise and finally accept he will lose them the election, they disown him and hang him out to dry. He's highlighting their callous hypocrisy. He's a clever bastard. I imagine publishers will chew off each others' faces for the chance to be the one that signs him up for his autobiography. 🤪😂😂
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  38. His hair looked rather civilised, I thought. 😂😂😂
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  39. There's a German word, I can't recall it, but it fits B(l)oJo(b) perfectly, because it means a face badly in need of a punch.
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  40. Seems to be? Type narcissism into your searchbar. You'll get the full rundown of his mental instability, as he's a toxic narcissist. Following that, type in sociopath and you'll understand him even more. He, like most world leaders, is a full blown nutcase.
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  41. Plenty of vids, here on YouTube, explaining how narcissists think. Devious, dangerous, arrogant bastards. Many gravitate towards positions of power...politics, police, crime, military. Full blown pscho/sociopaths usual end up at the top. Narcissism is a facet of their mental instability. They're none of them fools, although it's usually their arrogance (over which they ultimately have no control) that brings about their downfall. B(l)oJo(b) knows his position all too well. Circumspection has never been his forte and he's too long in the tooth, too narcissistic to change. This is just him being him to the best of his ability, because he doesn't know any other way and never has. I expect, if left in position, he'll become much worse and so do the '22. This public admonishment was solely to cover their own arses, as they have finally accepted he cannot win them another election, therefore is dispensable. He's being publicly hung out to dry as a possible appeasement to the electorate, in a bid to distance the party from him. They could have done that from the start, had they a decent bone in their collective, corrupt bodies, but chose not to do so, as he committed the cardinal sin of not committing these atrocities, but in being caught, bringing the entire party into the spotlight. There is no remorse from them, only anger that they backed the wrong horse and an urgent need to fool the public into thinking they've changed.
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  42. His hair obviously has more sense than him and knows to behave itself in the presence of the Liason Committee.
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  43. In this case lowers the tone is more apt.
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  44. Narcissists have a much higher opinion of themselves than anyone or any evidence to the contrary suggests. They are never wrong...in their minds, ergo everyone else must be mistaken! Think I'm kidding? There's plenty of vids, here on YouTube, covering these ill begotten individuals. Their mental imbalance includes the belief they are singled out by fate to fulfil a destiny above and beyond what anyone else could possibly comprehend, so must not be thwarted, under any circumstances. Tell me that does not apply to every single politician and I will laugh at you. We allow ourselves to be governed by the insane. When they become full-blown, all out psychopaths (which they always were, but have reached the point they no longer feel the need to hide it) the public is astonished for some unfathomable reason. The UK public, as a whole, has given him and his predecessors carte blanche to do what they like. Naturally, they do exactly that. In the last few decades all circumspection has been abandoned and blatancy is the order of the day. I cannot see things changing much in the foreseeable future, other than them toning it back a bit for appearances sake. Labour missed a golden opportunity, led by Starmer. By the time of the next general election the tories will have buried this entire rotten fiasco and put themselves back into possible winning position, extending the one party only option. The tories need rid of Johnson and labour need rid of Starmer to bring about any meaningful change.
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  45. He's no different to any other politician, (anywhere on the planet) just more blatant.
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  46.  @nathanlewis42  👏👏👏 👆 The only realistic answer on this thread. I suspect there'd be fewer for a number of reasons, such as their fear of being strung from lamp posts by a public pushed beyond reason, or they're wise to the fact now we're watching them very carefully, so there's far less chance of them getting away with anything, but also this is the chance to distance their party from B(l)oJo(b), claiming he led a few bad apples astray and make it feasibly electable in the next general election. With labour being so wishy-washy under Stammer, there's a good chance they could pull it of with msn backing them, as usual.
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  47. And the '22 turned a blind eye, as one of them accused him, time after time. It isn't concern for the public that's prompted their intervention. It's concern he will cost the party the next election. These hypocrites have done worse than him in the past and actually condoned these scandalous actions by him and his cronies by doing nothing, time after time. He's blatant, but they're sly.
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  48. @Charles White I wonder who her paymasters were, considering she 'lost' the files on over 8,000 convicted paedos on her watch, and then stood up in Wastemonster, a short while after, to defend the rights of paedos to foster and adopt kids, saying any intervention would be tantamount to denying these monsters their human rights? What strange times we live in. Smh.
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  49.  @Jonathan_Doe_  He's a lot smarter in a devious manner, than many give him credit for. For a start, he has you fooled into believing the buffoon act. The party knew his track record. Do you think they'd give the job to an idiot? No, they gave it to the smartest, most devious among them with the most likelihood of winning them a general election. He had the majority of the public eating out of his hand, which is why they were returned on a majority. Why do you think he was fobbed off, initially, with the Foreign Minister's role? They, running the show at tory HQ at the time, didn't trust the cunning bastard, so were trying to keep him out of the loop. Didn't work, as you'll recall. Even abroad, he was interfering, telling his chums in the media who was ballsing up what and how things would be run differently, if he'd been given that particular role. He deliberately screwed up some foreign relations, leaving them with no option but to recall him. Shortly afterwards he was leading the party. Don't underestimate him.
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  50. I find it all hilarious, but I know he's clinically a narcissist, probably a sociopath, so understand that what you see is what you get, because that's the persona he has created for himself, the bumbling fool, overlooked and misjudged, while he's actually laughing at those who take him for an idiot only, not realising how devious and dangerous he really is. Think of Nero.
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  51. It took them long enough and only because they fear he'll cost them the next election.
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  52. Groomed to be sociopaths from birth, what are we, the unwashed masses, to them, other than a source to be taxed to their benefit and those of their families?
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  53. With Stammer in charge of labour, there is no reason why the tories can't snatch victory from the jaws of defeat and win the next general election. In fact, I'd say it's all but inevitable.
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