Mrs Braverman has been in that role for several weeks and nothing has been done.

Quote from: Diasi on October 26, 2022, 05:44:07 PMIt seems that Reform have picked up several thousand new members over the last few days.

Unfortunately several million are needed. Still have no fear The Lord (ok Sunak) will provide. Things can only go downhill over the next year or so and the start point is with Labour looking at about a 350 majority.

Quote from: klondike on October 26, 2022, 05:58:49 PMUnfortunately several million are needed. Still have no fear The Lord (ok Sunak) will provide. Things can only go downhill over the next year or so and the start point is with Labour looking at about a 350 majority.

You're absolutely right.
Personally, if Sunak manages to take back the Conservative party from the Liberals and Greenies, there is a chance that they might, just might, regain enough following from voters to give them a chance in 2024.
I think it's a pretty fair bet that they'll have lost most of the 'Red Wall', who are rather anti-non-white!

If they do get in, in 2024, good luck to them.  Labour would be a disaster.
On the other hand, if they lose a lot of votes, I'd be happy for them to be picked up by Reform or another of the remaining right-wing parties.

If he is against mining for oil and gas he is a greenie.

Stopped fracking, but has he mentioned nuclear ?

What?  No oil wells?  No fracking?

If that's really true, I shall definitely not support him

Is he hoping that every other country will supply gas and oil to us cheaply?

Quote from: JBR on October 26, 2022, 10:23:51 PMWhat?  No oil wells?  No fracking?

If that's really true, I shall definitely not support him

Is he hoping that every other country will supply gas and oil to us cheaply?

Sunak and his Indian wife's family are committed to support the World Economic Forum, who are against fossil fuels and any further expansion of their use. Not because of the Climate Change opprobrium, but because if they control the generation and issue of power and food by influential domination, they can ration the world into overall submittal. His father in laws firm 'Infosys', is a pillar of the  globalist WEF. A multi-national giant and the source of his wife's enormous wealth.

Quote from: Cassandra on October 26, 2022, 10:41:37 PMHis father in laws firm 'Infosys', is a pillar of the  globalist WEF. A multi-national giant and the source of his wife's enormous wealth.

Aye, & the reason I have to speak to somebody in Bombay when I have a problem with my damn phone.

And a likely explanation for Sunak's meteoric rise from new MP to young PM.

Quote from: Cassandra on October 26, 2022, 10:41:37 PMSunak and his Indian wife's family are committed to support the World Economic Forum, who are against fossil fuels and any further expansion of their use.

Well, that's not going to gain them a lot of following when we begin to suffer from the lack of gas, oil and electricity.
We have accessible reserves of coal, oil and gas, all of which can be used to generate electricity, at least until those promised nuclear power stations should eventually materialise.

as I mentioned in another thread - that's Sunak's first U-turn. He supported the 2019 manifesto which was against fracking. He was for fracking in his campaign against Truss. Now he's against it again. As U-turns go, surely the fastest ever?

Quote from: Ashy on October 26, 2022, 08:09:06 PMIf he is against mining for oil and gas he is a greenie.

He's not only a Greenie, he's a green idiot.
We have plenty of our own oil and gas beneath our feet.  Use them.

absolutely - why let the bloody tree huggers try to ruin the rest of us?

I'm not a fan of the Guardian, but I do agree with some of their articles & this is one of them which sums Sunak up to a tee.

And the article is written by one of his kinsmen.

https://yhoo.it/3fi7mQ9

Ouch!

Sunak, whose in-laws' company Infosys has made more than $120m in public sector deals in Britain since he entered government.

That alone deserves investigating