Topic: Tory Bastards

[Mad Max]

How on earth has Hunt not been sacked yet?!

Must have some photos of Cameron shagging Gideon or something hideous



c/o http://torycumfaces.tumblr.com

Smug horrible twats.

[CornerFlag]

SACK ALL THE WORKERS!

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2012/05/23/adrian-beecroft-vince-cable-socialist_n_1538373.html?ref=uk

A controversial Downing Street adviser has accused business secretary Vince Cable of being a socialist who "appears to do very little to support business" after he saw his plans to make it easier to fire workers torpedoed.

Venture capitalist Adrian Beecroft, who wrote a report for Number 10 on changes to employment law, said the Liberal Democrat's objections to his plans were "ideological not economic".

"I think he is a socialist who found a home in the Lib Dems, so he's one of the left," he told the Daily Telegraph.

"I think people find it very odd that he's in charge of business and yet appears to do very little to support business."

Beecroft also attacked deputy prime minister Nick Clegg for "always threatening to go nuclear" when he does not get his way.

His attack came the day after Clegg was extraordinarily accused of being a "communist" by Tim Hands, master of Magdalen College School in Oxford, after the Lib Dem leader set out plans to increase social mobility.

While Cable is unlikely to be troubled by Beecroft's accusations, as it is well known he sits on the social democratic wing of the Lib Dems and even began a recent conference speech by jokingly addressing delegates as "comrades".

Beecroft report to Downing Street on employment laws exposed deep tensions in the Coalition.

The "compensated no-fault dismissal" scheme is the most divisive proposal in a report, which was published ahead of schedule after being leaked.

Cable dismissed the idea as "complete nonsense" but many Conservatives backed the plans.

Beecroft said the Conservatives are being "hugely held back by the Lib Dems".

He added: "I think you could put together a bunch of suggestions out of the report, as a coherent programme, that would say, you know, we are tackling the issues that business has with employment law but the Lib Dems will have none of it.

"Nick Clegg is always threatening to go nuclear and dissolve the whole thing if he doesn't get his way with this, that and the other.

"Which you'd think actually must be a hollow threat... Therefore, why can't the government be more robust? I don't know what the answer is. But it is disappointing."

Beecroft claims the British economy will grow by 5% less than expected, around £50bn if the government fails make radical reforms to employment laws.

He said senior Conservatives were initially behind his radical plans.

"I'm talking about Steve Hilton, that group and they assured me that David Cameron wanted to do the whole thing. Whether that's right or not I'm not sure but that was the strong impression I got.

"I've been in meetings with Oliver Letwin and Ed Davey, where Oliver Letwin was all for and Ed Davey was totally against."

Beecroft's report calls for compensation to be capped at £12,000 for employees removed under the scheme, which he claims will make it more acceptable to workers and unions and eliminate many employment tribunal cases for constructive dismissal.

Tory MPs have suggested that the move would encourage businesses to hire workers by removing concerns that they may not be able to afford to get rid of under-performing staff.

But Clegg publicly condemned the proposals yesterday telling the Sutton Trust conference on social mobility: "I don't support them and I never have. I've not seen any evidence that creating industrial-scale insecurity amongst millions of workers is a way of securing new jobs.

"So far, there's just no evidence that in the highly flexible labour market that we have, comparatively speaking, for instilling greater insecurity and let's be blunt, fear, amongst workers, at a time of great economic anxiety as a way of fostering new employment."

Downing Street has made clear that David Cameron has not dismissed the proposal out of hand.

A spokeswoman said the prime minister was weighing up options for making it easier for businesses to employ people and achieve growth, but was not "wedded" to any particular solution.

The document was commissioned by the Business Department and submitted in October, but it has been kept under wraps amid reports of friction between Tory and Lib Dem ministers.

Cable's still probably the one in the coalition I see with some credibility left, so those on the left who support the coalition are going to frown upon this you'd think.

[Johnnowhite]

Those on the left are going to frown on what?

Cable's criticism of that ludicrously ridiculous proposal from that offensive bastard Adrian Beecroft or the LibDems staying in the coalition? Can you clarify your point please?

[CornerFlag]

The Lib Dems (or the ones with a spine these days) on the criticism of one of the senior members of the Cabinet by some dick on the blue side of things.  Hopefully it's one more of the chinks in the armour of the coalition splitting apart, the sooner we get our democratic voices heard in another election instead of this forced-upon-us shambles then the better.

[Johnnowhite]

Right - got it.

We may see an end to the embarrassment that is this increasingly untenable ToryDem alliance - if Clegg can ever face tearing his fingernails away from clinging on to the trappings of (Deputy) power ........

[stevedo]

Right - got it.

We may see an end to the embarrassment that is this increasingly untenable ToryDem alliance - if Clegg can ever face tearing his fingernails away from clinging on to the trappings of (Deputy) power ........

Cleggs quite enjoying his internship at Tory HQ, can't see him giving it up easily. BTW didn't realise he was connected to Michel so much.

 

..... Michel cut a dashing figure in Brusselsand impressed his old contacts with the rapid way in which he won the confidence of his new boss. This caused some friction with Rebekah Brooks, who regarded herself as the eyes and ears of the Murdochs in the political world.

In this period he became friends with another veteran of the Brussels scene. Nick Clegg and his Spanish wife Miriam, who live close to Michel and his Spanish wife in Putney, became regular dinner party companions. The couples each have three children of the same age who attend the same school. The two men played tennis at the LTA courts in Roehampton, though relations have cooled since Clegg entered government.....

[Johnnowhite]

Michel who?

[The Gulleysucker]

Michel who?

Frédéric Michel....
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/apr/24/fredric-michel-emails-news-corp

[Johnnowhite]

Ahhh now I see...

Interesting.

[stevo7]

Remember seeing her smug mug on Election Night earlier this month, seems they are still at it.

Baroness Warsi's expenses under scrutiny

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18223324

[armchair-fan]

Remember seeing her smug mug on Election Night earlier this month, seems they are still at it.

Baroness Warsi's expenses under scrutiny

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18223324

I'm so happy that Warsi has been caught with her hands in the till.  Of all of them, she really makes my skin crawl.  And worst of all, she appears to wield a great deal of influence and is treated by the media as some sort of noteworthy figure AND YET SHE HAS LOST EVERY ELECTION SHE HAS EVER FOUGHT!!!!! 

I'd love her to be forced to quite, although in a party desperate to show they have some representation in the North, among minority groups and with women, she carries a whole heap of traction, so I'm not getting excited just yet.

[stevedo]

Oops the cameras still running. Number 10 attempting to intimidate the BBC shocker.

 http://order-order.com/2012/05/28/video-craig-oliver-rollicking-norman-smith/

[Mad Max]

I'm so happy that Warsi has been caught with her hands in the till.  Of all of them, she really makes my skin crawl.  And worst of all, she appears to wield a great deal of influence and is treated by the media as some sort of noteworthy figure AND YET SHE HAS LOST EVERY ELECTION SHE HAS EVER FOUGHT!!!!! 

I'd love her to be forced to quite, although in a party desperate to show they have some representation in the North, among minority groups and with women, she carries a whole heap of traction, so I'm not getting excited just yet.

Another with their snout in the trough.

[Maggie May]

I'm so happy that Warsi has been caught with her hands in the till.  Of all of them, she really makes my skin crawl.  And worst of all, she appears to wield a great deal of influence and is treated by the media as some sort of noteworthy figure AND YET SHE HAS LOST EVERY ELECTION SHE HAS EVER FOUGHT!!!!! 

I'd love her to be forced to quite, although in a party desperate to show they have some representation in the North, among minority groups and with women, she carries a whole heap of traction, so I'm not getting excited just yet.

Another with their snout in the trough.

Damn right.  Jail the cheating bitch.  And Paola Uddin with her.  How come she hasn't had her ermine collar felt?  Perhaps if you substitute "North" for "South" you may have your answer.  The talentless chiseling robbing pair of them degrade women in general and Asian women in particular. 

[The Gulleysucker]

..... And Paola Uddin with her.  How come she hasn't had her ermine collar felt?  ....

Careful maggie, you'll have Carter Fuck after you....

[Maggie May]

Careful maggie, you'll have Carter Fuck after you....

 Aye mate - he's welcome to have a go if he likes.  I find the whole thing sickening and a betrayal quite frankly regardless of political party.  The conduct of the pair of them (and lets not forget the thieving Tower Hamlets now ex councillor also) is a confirmation of every rotten stereotype going. 

[armchair-fan]

It is quite strange that the among the millionaires and public schoolboys who we hear so much about among the top level Tories, the only one among them who is in that position solely because of who they are and where they come from, it's Warsi.

[Nessy76]

It is quite strange that the among the millionaires and public schoolboys who we hear so much about among the top level Tories, the only one among them who is in that position solely because of who they are and where they come from, it's Warsi.

You think Dave got into the Bullingdon club and then number 10 because he was just a hard-working honest guy, do you?

[Mad Max]

Boycott any firm that donates cash to the tory party. Apparently Ginsters who make pasties donated £100,000 to the tory coffers, surely this has got nothing to do with the u-turn? 

[Andy @ Allerton]

Fucking hell these Tories are seriously twats.

[-Q-]

Boycott any firm that donates cash to the tory party. Apparently Ginsters who make pasties donated £100,000 to the tory coffers

It is the least they could do, after all, Eric Pickles spends the GDP of a small country on their pasties every year.

[Mad Max]

Most weeks Flashman mention's at PMQ's that Labour are in the pockets of the Unions, what an hypocrite when the Tories are in the pockets of Bankers and Big Business.

[24/7]

Boycott any firm that donates cash to the tory party. Apparently Ginsters who make pasties donated £100,000 to the tory coffers, surely this has got nothing to do with the u-turn? 

Easy that, I won't eat anything with a Ginsters label on it, not even if Winona Ryder was naked on the bed with nothing but a Ginsters wrapper to cover her modesty....

[stevedo]

U turns now at 27. Even Guido's having a dig. Between Paul Staines and Tim Montgomerie there must be a rather large grassroots Conservative following, not good for Dave.

 http://order-order.com/2012/05/29/the-full-u-turn-list/

[Tepid water]

Gove (spit) suggesting that he can see a time when schools could be run for profit...


What


The

Fuck

Is going on with this pile of shite.....

Making money put of education which is (at its best) a largely holistic process...

Jesus H Christ

[Trada]

I see the Government are talking about bringing in a law that will make fuel retailers drop the price of petrol if oil prices drop.

 It winds me up a bit when the government comes out with stuff like this seeing that most of the problem with petrol prices is the tax they put on it. Why don't they match any price drop penny to penny that the fuel retailers do. I always think they want them to drop the prices so they have room to raise the tax themselves.

[Mad Max]

I see the Government are talking about bringing in a law that will make fuel retailers drop the price of petrol if oil prices drop.

 It winds me up a bit when the government comes out with stuff like this seeing that most of the problem with petrol prices is the tax they put on it. Why don't they match any price drop penny to penny that the fuel retailers do. I always think they want them to drop the prices so they have room to raise the tax themselves.

There's going to be a 3p tax increase in August.

[-Q-]

I see the Government are talking about bringing in a law that will make fuel retailers drop the price of petrol if oil prices drop.

 It winds me up a bit when the government comes out with stuff like this seeing that most of the problem with petrol prices is the tax they put on it. Why don't they match any price drop penny to penny that the fuel retailers do. I always think they want them to drop the prices so they have room to raise the tax themselves.

Exactly.

"Evil oil companies, tut tut tut, terrible with their high prices..."  

[Mad Max]

Another day another u-turn.

[stevedo]

Another day another u-turn.

First three items on the news:-
1. Charity tax u-turn
2. Hunt pleading at Leveson
3. Coulsons alleged perjury whilst working at Number 10

How are these fuckers even on 30% in polls?

[RaveDave]

First three items on the news:-
1. Charity tax u-turn
2. Hunt pleading at Leveson
3. Coulsons alleged perjury whilst working at Number 10

How are these fuckers even on 30% in polls?

The lack of any credible opposition would be my guess, from people i talk to and what i hear, people in this country have had their fill of politicans from whatever party they represent, they are all seen as being very similar and in it for what they can get and have no idea how hard thungs are for the average working man.

[Circa1892]

Jeremy Hunt really is a fucking outrageous cuntish crook.

Osborne is fucking worse though - odious devious fucking lying back and forth c*nt.

If Ed Milliband doesn't beat this lot he should be hung for treason. Private school privileged wankers bringing the country to ruin while lining the pockets of them and their mates.

I'm only early 20s so I've not really had to suffer a Tory government before properly (aside from them fucking my parents over when I was too young to understand).

How the fuck do people vote for them?!

[BIGdavalad]

How are these fuckers even on 30% in polls?

Because between 650 odd MPs in this country there's approximately 6 who aren't utterly useless oxygen thieves who should be dragged into the streets, forced to dig their own graves and then shot?

I'm constantly amazed that the best three people we can find to run our main political parties out of a country of 80,000,000 are the collection of utter nothingness that we have.

[Mad Max]

Labour have a 14 point lead in latest opinion poll.

[Tepid water]

Because between 650 odd MPs in this country there's approximately 6 who aren't utterly useless oxygen thieves who should be dragged into the streets, forced to dig their own graves and then shot?

I'm constantly amazed that the best three people we can find to run our main political parties out of a country of 80,000,000 are the collection of utter nothingness that we have.

80,000,000!!!

Were not Germany all of a sudden are we?

I think that's unfair..


Many many MPs do fabulous work for their consistuents and don't seek the limelight and you never really see this or the hugely long hours they put in...

Many MPs work stupid hours, and we just don't see this.

Also, many people that we see as utter morons really are quite astute, but as with any job, there's always things that you get wrong... Also, there's often reasons we either don't or can't know about for what seem like utterly stupid decisions.

Mind you, there no excuse for the likes of Derek Conway or Diane Abbot.

[BIGdavalad]

80,000,000!!!

Were not Germany all of a sudden are we?

That was an estimate by one supermarket chain five years ago. It's probably higher by now.

link

I think that's unfair..

Considering the outstanding wages, the very big pension, the massively subsidised bars and restaurants (where it's still legal to smoke) and the opportunities for as many expenses as you can steal, 'working hard' really is the very minimum we should be able to expect from our MPs.

[Tepid water]

That was an estimate by one supermarket chain five years ago. It's probably higher by now.

link

Considering the outstanding wages, the very big pension, the massively subsidised bars and restaurants (where it's still legal to smoke) and the opportunities for as many expenses as you can steal, 'working hard' really is the very minimum we should be able to expect from our MPs.

Their wages are a bit crap if you ask me

[Mad Max]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxBMT0rH9hU

[hide5seek]

Because between 650 odd MPs in this country there's approximately 6 who aren't utterly useless oxygen thieves who should be dragged into the streets, forced to dig their own graves and then shot?

I'm constantly amazed that the best three people we can find to run our main political parties out of a country of 80,000,000 are the collection of utter nothingness that we have.

Agree with much of that but surely were 60,000,000?

[BIGdavalad]

Agree with much of that but surely were 60,000,000?

See the link in my post a couple up from this. 'A major supermarket' was estimating 77,000,000 to 80,000,000 five years ago.