Mister M

Is she a scummy tax dodger? If so surprised you're not sticking up for her, you've had plenty of practice in defending scummy Tories for much larger amounts

You do know that we take people seeking sanctuary from Rwanda?

Everyone's a critic I suppose you could always tell us how great the country is doing under the Tories, and how the electorate are just so ungrateful for not appreciating the efforts of the likes of Liz Truss, and fishi Rishi

Really then you have a poor memory because I do.

I thought it was enjoyable.

That's why Axe was saying that they should dispense with PMQs when the PM isn't available.

Is that why you support the Tories then Axe?

As per above that report in Private Eye, I've no need to type it out - someone on youtube has saved me the trouble:

I'm not soul mates with him.

No she is not a scrubber. I think she's an effective parliamentary performer, popular with the Labour Party and many in the country. I'm just in the process of reading the latest edition of Private Eye which uncovers the dirty tricks between Greater Manchester Police and the Conservative Party to oust Angela Rayner. It's really basic stuff, and now that it's being uncovered the Chief Constable of GMP has questions to answer. Angela only used Johnson as a stick to beat Sunak with. Speaking of praising others did you see the letter former Tory MP Nick Boles wrote to the Times in praise of our Ange?

Yes he witnessed some of his family being butchered and he suffered head trauma.

I've just remembered why I supported the Conservative MP William Wragg when news came to light of him sending pics of his pecker- He described the former Tory MP Nadine Dorries as "lingering", which I thought was a wonderful description, and secondly this:

What do you mean "it"? He has a name, and in spite of what happened to him in Sudan, he's an incredible guy. In all seriousness Axe, you've no idea what he had to endure in Sudan, and frankly even if he did arrive here illegally I would say nothing.

I don't know, I've never asked - I just think it would be traumatic to delve.

Whether we like it or not - we're part of a wider world where a big shift in populations is taking place. Britain has for many years being a safe haven for those fleeing conflict and natural disaster. I just think not to do 'our bit' is such a dereliction of duty - both moral and humanitarian. We still are the 6th biggest economy in the world, we can support the most vulnerable from overseas (and I'm certain that we should try to ensure that the elderly and disabled are included, rather than just fit young men), and help young people get to university.

Oh I 'm sure that they can. However plans of social mobility, Further Education and an industrial strategy have been so silent this last 14 years, people would be forgiven for thinking they aren't on the agenda

I've just told you of someone I know who came to the UK a refugee as a youngster and is now doing a Pharmacy course.

So why assume that asylum seekers will take away jobs of less skilled people. Given the chance they could be the solution to many of the shortages we face across many sectors and professions.

Yes I'm sure something else of yours has gone up by having Thatcher in the discussion

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I know of an asylum seeker from Sudan who came here as a young man and is finishing his training to be a pharmacist.

Is that what the debate has sunk to - "let's dig up maggi snatch" 🤪 Anyway, I thought you said that Boris was the man to act in the best interest of the UK? You clearly weren't listening, when as Mayor he called for an amnesty for asylum seekers.

To be honest though, if death in the sea isn't a deterrent, being sent to Rwanda won't be.