‘Daily Dafty’

[Barmitzvah Boy]

 

[Barmitzvah Boy]

 

[Drog]

Here is the be all and end all of all Daily Dafties.............


The only thing missing from that pic is a red nose and a pair of these.......... Be better for all if the wire had snapped.

 

[Old Darwen Blue]

Andrea Jenkyns had it right yesterday with her comment.

 

[Drog]

View attachment WhatsApp Video 2022-07-09 at 9.26.36 AM.mp4

 

[Old Darwen Blue]

It’s not nice to talk about the chap who got us out of the EU, dealt with the pandemic including telling the EU to do one when they tried to seize our vaccines, was the first to stick up to Putin and won the biggest Tory majority in years. You can bet that Putin is happy now and Labour are laughing knowing they have got him out as Starmer would never have beaten him.
You sure you want to be in that club drog?

 

[Drog]

I can't stand habitual liars. I can't stand PM's acting as buffoons. He dug himself a big hole and kept right on digging. I believe although obviously I cannot be certain that Johnsons earlier success was down to Cummings. Johnson was pussy whipped by Princess Nut Nut into sacking him and if there was a graph on his performance that would represent the start of his demise.

 

[Old Darwen Blue]

I can't stand habitual liars. I can't stand PM's acting as buffoons. He dug himself a big hole and kept right on digging. I believe although obviously I cannot be certain that Johnsons earlier success was down to Cummings. Johnson was pussy whipped by Princess Nut Nut into sacking him and if there was a graph on his performance that would represent the start of his demise.

Show me a politician who doesn’t lie?
Boris has performed admirably in the issues that matter.


Oh and Cummings is a bitter big girls blouse.

 

[Drog]

How would you feel if following your advice you had got bumbling Boris to the very top of the tree with a successful Brexit campaign and a General Election win only for him to dump you on the say so of that stupid cow? I have to say I'd be bitter and vengeful too!

 

[Old Darwen Blue]

Politics is ruthless.

 

[Alan]

How would you feel if following your advice you had got bumbling Boris to the very top of the tree with a successful Brexit campaign and a General Election win only for him to dump you on the say so of that stupid cow? I have to say I'd be bitter and vengeful too!

"Bumbling Boris" did more in his short stay than any other PM since Churchill. Far more than the witch Thatcher who put half of the country on the dole.

 

[Drog]

Come come Al.... it was the communist led unions that were responsible for that. Hence the term 'the British disease'.

Dire times. I snipped this from the Gruniad.....
Stagflation: 1973-76
The west's long postwar boom came to an end in the autumn of 1973, when the Yom Kippur war resulted in a fourfold increase in oil prices. Britain already had inflationary problems because of the Heath government's attempts to boost growth and a miners' strike led to a three-day week in early 1974. Unemployment and inflation rose, and the annual increase in the cost of living hit a postwar peak of 26% by the summer of 1975. Until recently, this was Britain's only double-dip recession.

Manufacturing meltdown: 1980-81
Margaret Thatcher came to power in 1979 convinced that radical action was needed to reverse Britain's relative economic decline. Interest rates were raised in an attempt to tackle inflation, with the pound – already rising as a result of the UK's booming North Sea oil revenues – allowed to appreciate further on the foreign exchanges. Even so, the annual inflation rate rose to 20% in Thatcher's first year in office and this, together with high borrowing costs and cheap imports drove 20% of manufacturing to the wall.

imo successive Lab / Tory / Lab govts succumbed to the conditions laid down by a communist agenda and led the nation down a path of bankruptcy and depression, Thatcher cured it by defeating the commies in her early years.

 

[Alan]

Come come Al.... it was the communist led unions that were responsible for that. Hence the term 'the British disease'.

Dire times. I snipped this from the Gruniad.....
Stagflation: 1973-76
The west's long postwar boom came to an end in the autumn of 1973, when the Yom Kippur war resulted in a fourfold increase in oil prices. Britain already had inflationary problems because of the Heath government's attempts to boost growth and a miners' strike led to a three-day week in early 1974. Unemployment and inflation rose, and the annual increase in the cost of living hit a postwar peak of 26% by the summer of 1975. Until recently, this was Britain's only double-dip recession.

Manufacturing meltdown: 1980-81
Margaret Thatcher came to power in 1979 convinced that radical action was needed to reverse Britain's relative economic decline. Interest rates were raised in an attempt to tackle inflation, with the pound – already rising as a result of the UK's booming North Sea oil revenues – allowed to appreciate further on the foreign exchanges. Even so, the annual inflation rate rose to 20% in Thatcher's first year in office and this, together with high borrowing costs and cheap imports drove 20% of manufacturing to the wall.

imo successive Lab / Tory / Lab govts succumbed to the conditions laid down by a communist agenda and led the nation down a path of bankruptcy and depression, Thatcher cured it by defeating the commies in her early years.

Not getting into that again. Apologies for bringing it up but she does make my blood boil.

 

[Drog]

If she were in power today she'd have had her toe so far up Boris's jacksi that she'd have knocked his teeth out!

 

[Barmitzvah Boy]

 

[Barmitzvah Boy]

 

[Barmitzvah Boy]

How true…..

 

[Barmitzvah Boy]

 

[Barmitzvah Boy]

 

[Barmitzvah Boy]

This made me titter…..