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Cameron's legacy is to be remembered as a spineless quitter, and quite the to$$er. Another Eton mess.
Spot on
DESTRUCTIVE THEIVING VILE CREATURE
The people coming from across the sea are in desperate need and many of them are from places we COLONALISED or were partners in WW1 and WW2 and interpreters in misguided wars and assaults on sovereign territories.
AND STARMER IS OWNED BY THE ZIONISTS as with most of his acolytes
God help us
THANK GOD for the GREENS and INDEPENDENTS
SHUKRAN Prof Tim
Bit of a pattern with that School, don't you think?
No loss there then, Public schoolboys the biggest threat to our society.Born to rule my arse.
I think porking markets might be in there too, but I might be mixing up my sausages
he should resign his Lordship as well
I'm not sure one can resign one's peerage.
@@ganrimmonim .....Unfortunately
Absolutely
No way is he going to give up that cushy number.
@@ganrimmonim I think Tony Benn did.
The word resign gives the impression that you have been doing something to resign from, what exactly is he resigning from.
He's resigned from the income stream and favour that comes along with the post.
â@@stevenhoward3358well, except that he's kept the peerage, and the income stream and influence that goes with it. As with most tories parasites, all the benefits, none of the commitment.
@@jonm7272 true but most ex Prime Ministers are afforded similar. Best to abolish the whole House of Lords
@@stevenhoward3358 disagree with abolishing it, they play an important role in oversight. However, it definitely needs a massive overhaul, starting with time limits for peerages.
Something do do with greensil bank
The only thing that will miss Cameron will be the đ·đ·đ·đ·đ·
Not only have pigs lost Liz Truss but Cameron as well.
THAT IS A DISGRACE.
That's unfair on the pig.
I'm sure one or two liked him.
you ignorant people!! you sound like Pigs!!
@@jimmilne882 Left to their own devices with natural food aplenty , pigs are discerning. That said, Pudding-Face Cameron might be a meal for a half starved porcine.
Still walks away with a peerage.
What a country we live in, failure rewarded time after time.
So Cameron achieved his ambition to be a lord and after a short time as foreign sec he has resigned but holds on to his elevation! Not sure thatâs fair.
Or democratic!
How is it democratic ? The Lord's should be abolished.
@@martinholmes-ue9ko I was agreeing with the comment by saying the House of Lords isn't democratic!
Its called life!
@@michaelcannon3172 How profound you are. Surely you are a genius .
None of the parties of the right in the UK have solutions for the immense problems faced by the UK (and rest of Europe) over the next few decades. Playing politics instead of developing policies has cost us years of falling behind the rest of the world. Shameful.
Unfortunately, that will prove true of the Parties on the left also. Give it time, give it time.
None of the parties on the right have solutions, because they are the cause of the majority of the existential problems in the country.
Ostrich head in the sand đ¶đ
@@kaseycornflakes1234 Agreed đ
become an MP then!
Cameron the coward who lit the fuse and ran
You hit the nail on the head
Cameron should have waved a note saying "Sorry, no credibility left."
Maybe he will join Labour as they have the same viewpoints.
@@jonmould2946 Did Cameron want the Rwanda plan scrapped? Did he challenge Sunak's ECHR threats? Has he backed Labour on anything?
Seriously, this "all the same " line has not aged well. And it's not even been a week yet.
@@Geffo555 Exactly, "the other cheek" to the Tories now is Reform.
The backbenchers were never allowed to run the cons. The top cons are New Labour liberals.
@Geffo555 didn't happen, it was a con. If we sent one to Rwanda we would receive one back from Rwanda. The people at the top of the cons wanted labour in.
Just how many times can Cameron abandon a sinking ship and not get drowned for goodness sake
Practice.
David Cameron's resignation is yet another signal of our national decline. We need more old Etonians in politics not less. If we're not careful we'll end up with selfless intelligent and pragmatic people running the country.
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Honestly can a PM even be up to his duties if he's never even shagged a pig?
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Perish the thought!
Very good! Cheers for this belter of a post!
He'll still be claiming his HoL expenses.....ÂŁ350 per day for life.
Good news! He should be required to return his un-merited peerage.
Private schools are businesses masquerading as charities to escape taxation. Hardly the same as state schools that are compelled to teach the National Curriculum and conform to government rules.
And what about the money (in the form of "endowments" ) that they pay to certain Universities in order to guarantee entry to those Universities for their pupils ?
Cameron thinks he's got away with his involvement with the state of the country and recent government but don't let him off the hook, it was his lack of a spine that inevitably allowed the lunatics to crawl from under the boulders and get us where we are now.
I met Cameron on an official visit to my clientâs business. I was shocked how ignorant he on all subjects including political geography. When people are thick they are beyond education even at Eton.
I know this isn't a particularly profound addition to your post, but Cameron certainly doesn't look too bright. He looks like a 'style over substance' airhead to me. He certainly wouldn't be in my ideal pub quiz team!
Your phrase 'even at Eton' suggests that Eton provides high quality education. Not seeing much evidence of this in their alumni. Likely the Eton 'education' is based mainly around training to game a class-biased system.
No IQ required it's all about the money.
Thick people do gravitate towards Eton.
â@@jonm7272that's all đđœđđœand mommy and papa, will pay much for their children to have that priviledge,
class that suppresses others are classless,
if you not part of the solution You are part of the problem,
My father taught me don't be intimidated by what a person has in material possessions,that dont make them people with compassion ,respect ,integrity,visions ,if anything they tend to be morally bankrupt
What does it say about a country when the biggest issue for decades arrives on our doorstep and the person that's in charge of us all says "Yeah, I think I'll give this one a miss, goodbye!" We are all paying the price for putting our faith in cowardly and weak people.
The Shadow Foreign Secretary should be an elected MP but he thought it was alright for someone who wasnât an elected MP to hold the position when it actually wielded some power? He should never have been given his peerage and he should never have been given a position in The Cabinet. But at least heâs staying true to form in resigning when a vote doesnât go his way.
keep a watch out for kemi she could be in trouble due to postal voting issues channel 4 are covering the issue.
Yes, there were quite a number (in the thousands) of postal ballots which were not delivered.
Good riddance to bad rubbish. Now take away his honour..? No way `Diddy David` deserves ANY recognition, save for memorial at his funeral.
True, Dodgy Dave should be in prison for killing thousands with unnecessary austerity.
Agree 1000%
Did Cameron actually achieve anything in his short tenure....apart from achieving a place in the House of Lords, that is!.
Appeared in a few photos at the D-day commemorations so that Sunak could knock off early?
Yes. He achieved bug*er all.
You're incorrect. He managed to look like a right royal Charlie deputizing for Sunak at the D-Day commemoration!
Iâm not sticking up for him, but itâs not his fault. Blame Sunak for appointing him, he would have only had the job for a short time anyway.
@@iangascoigne8231 I know you weren't. I was merely being facetious!
The Tory reshuffle is a bit like trying to reorganise the deck chairs AFTER the ship has sunk. A pointless exercise.
None of these people are relevant now, thankfully...
They have been elevated to the unelected house of Lords. They can Block any new regulations or Laws beneficial to the British Public.
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@anonUK I disagree. British "Media" will give 'shadow' Conservatives a platform to continue to spew toxic distractions. They'll get much more media exposure than Labour, or other progressive parties, get when they occupy the 'shadows'.
That's how media owned by wealthy Conservative-supporters works.
Here we go again , damning with faint praise and suggesting that Labour is lacking real plans. I should have thought that the last few days has knocked that particular quibble out of the ground
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Extract of a letter to my MP before the election [The identity is not disclosed but I want to make it clear that during a period when I had no small difficulty with British Gas the MP and the Agent were diligent in concern for my situation. I regret that because of disarray in the party and the collaboration of too many of the Tory Party in Brexit and the conspiracy against democracy, I was not able to vote for a good MP of a party wrong party that was and is complicit in misleading the electorate and which if Brexit were investigated could be considered culpable of Treason
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To me the essentials of democracy go beyond the ritual of casting a vote, there is an ethical burden attached to the vote and that burden is not partitioned, it is the individual in full possession of his/her faculties and with the requisite information to make a valid judgement.
But in addition to that, there are other criteria of a serious democracy;
namely;
An independent Judiciary
An independent Police Force,
An independent and professional Civil Service
A system of popular Education
A system of Public Health
A scientific and Technical Services to provide standards and regulations to protect the community and the individual from vicarious harm.
An independent Press and Media committed to the highest standards of integrity and a commitment to Truth, and that truth separated rigorously from opinion
All of these we have taken for granted, but the debacle that confronts us, when the ignorant and the stupid, do not form opinions, do not ask questions, do not receive answers from a venial social Media, which instead of being my representative in asking serious and probing questions are complicit in a punctuated harangue, thus the current political debate is a farce, a fiasco, and apart from the obvious menace and offender,, Nigel Farage, I find that all parties have been subsumed into a vortex of utter inanity, assertion, abdication of judgement, dereliction of integrity, and a concentrated and deliberate endeavour to scare the voter by consolidating uninformed prejudice , to intimidate the voter into surrendering his education and succumbing to hysteria, Neurosis and Paranoia.
I was educated in France; I am going to quote just three axioms that I derived from my Mentor at the Lycée.
A newspaper monsieur is a civil instrument, it is not an amusement arcade.
The Secondary Education in France monsieur is designed to provide the prospective citizen of all the skills necessary to address, responsibly, the plethora of information with which he will be inundated. We do not teach Metier.
I presume monsieur that you have the information at hand to substantiate your assertion otherwise it is rather more attitude than opinion.
I quote these as remarks now in light of the recent recovery of La France to its critical resolution not t return the stub end of Vichy th power, something the right wing press do not understand
He made to members of his mentor group they were not addressed to me personally . All I can say is that none of those criteria are apparent in the current election, It is a tissue of nonsense, in which the essentials of democracy have been totally abandoned by Reform, but also by defectors from the Conservative Party, renowned reactionaries, masquerading as Historians, and Pundits; I will name four, two who have to day remained in the Tory Party two who are defectors to reform, and I will name two personalities who to my view are 'whores de combat', David Starkey, and Peter Hitchins, and for good measure Andrew Neil, who enjoy a reputation as journalists and historian, which they all abuse, which they Prostitute, openly in the expectation that their captive audience know even less than they do
First I will provide examples of this prostitution;
David Starkey asserting, contrary to the evidence that diversity is not a source of British [by which he means English' Greatness. That is palpably absurd as any cursory survey of English History can reveal.
The Same David Starkey, on an earlier occasion asserted, that The English Reformation was an example of Brexit. To make this claim he had to be very selective with his arguments, and he was, as usual selective to the point of arrant dishonesty and effrontery.
Andrew Neil asserts, in another example of palpably false history, that Brexit was analogous to the Repeal of the Corn Laws. What arrant nonsense.
If this was a serious democracy the participators should be sedulous in dissociating themselves from such Rubbish, but no voices seek to transcend the nonsense from your Party, nolr Yet Reform, one expects no better from Reform. They are a travesty lead by a cynical rabble rouser.
But there is one canard which I will tackle because it is at the route of our entire travesty of a democracy.
'Statute Law is the product of Parliament debating and formulating laws to endorse policy by scrutiny of the proposals by the Commons and scrutiny of the Lords and advice of the judiciary of the feasibility off such proposals if tested in Courts
The incorporation into Law of Regulations and Standards designed for the protection of the environment and the community and the individual By agreement in a treaty, after serious research by a Technical civil service of 27 countries
are not the same things: the latter are not, not, invidious to sovereignty. Sovereignty is secured, and shared by treaties. It has always been the case and when it is not the results are wars such as that in the Ukraine.
Not once in the Brexit campaign, which if anything was more ridiculous than the present election,[A referendum not well designed, an emergency measure for the convenience of the Tory Party to appease a recalcitrant faction of the party] not once did a Tory of the Brexit caucus seek to transcend the absurdity of the pretence to correct Nigel Farage in wilful distortion, not one member of the Conservative Government repudiated such a claim but on the contrary echoed it, , thus contributing to the absurd misapprehension of the truth and the facts by such as Lee Anderson who makes the monstrous claim that this is 'His Country' nor that cynosure of anachronism, Jacob Rees-Mogg, sought to to correct either the bald and false assertion of Nigel Farage. I presume any one dissenting from his possessive claim can be dismissed, but 'His Country [unspecified] is it the UK? or just England? The Scots and the Irish and the Welsh-Welsh wished to remain in the EU and never the less the campaign mouthed the untruth that the British People had voted for Brexit. It was not merely contrary to the reality, it was a repudiation of the Oath which the commissioned prime minister vows to the monarch, to serve all her subjects with their best judgement.
@@benedictcowell6547 This is great, well written and well said. Start a channel on CZcams....it'll be better than the naive nonsense Wilson spouts.
@@benedictcowell6547 I feel much the same and agree with you in your distaste for Starkey, a particularly nasty piece of work, but as we know has an ardent following.
Hitchens too, with his sneering attitude to anyone he thinks is beneath him and of course Neil who has become like a large elderly item of furniture too late now to have removed.
Yep, off to put his trotters up elsewhere, BIG surprise, one of the main architects of our current dreadful situation gets away Scot free...
Oh well there is no chance of stealing any more money so no wonder he left nothing in it FOR HIM any more
He'll still be a lord picking up a handsome salary .
Don't forget his PM's pension.
Resigned from what???? He wasn't an elected MP... the conservatives have been booted out... He remains a Lord.... so Shadow foreign Secretary isn't much of a great gig in the current circumstances... I am sure he can grift some better and less challenging roles..
Well, heâs likely to twin up with a resigned SNP member and make a podcast.
Six months of work for a life peerage. Nice work if you can get it.
Should. Never have been brought back
He will be sorely missed! Not...
Things can only get better.
Lord Cameron of Greensill should not have been appointed Foreign Sec in the first place, another Rishi misstep,
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"Lord Cameron of Greensill"
Love it đđđ
(I'm stealing that for my next novel, btw).
So Cameron did what for the country precisely!!?
Well, other than standing in for an absent Prime Miniature at the D Day commemorations!
The disastrous referendum?
He always like to quit after being involved in a complete political mess, truly one of Britain's greatest politicians!
He's resigned to concentrate on the pork markets â€
No w now....don't be sarcy!
4 seats less than Blair.. 50 more than Johnson.
34% share of the vote. Whoever wins the political roundabout every 5 years you'll always have a majority you didn't want it. Not since 1935 (from memory - don't hold me to that) as anyone got over 50%. Which I just think is very sad, because how as a country can we move forward in a positive way with such a low approval rating for the direction of travel?
Stats today showing it was nearer 38 if you take out safe labour seats .
The "super majority " crap plus 400000 not able to vote due to id and postal vote issues will all have hit.
In the end , it's very big support across the progressive parties , so overall direction reflects the majority.
The hard right were rejected .
I think we should have pr though .
@@KernowFishy well I agree with you on that last point
He can't use the most expensive private jet at the tax payers expenses anymore, hence his resignation.
Of course as he was only their for himself and he has a history of leaving . Also rats always leave a sinking ship.
I wonder who will be next as the party will eventually merge with reform.
So Lord Big Dave will also renounce the title that came with the role of Foreign Secretary? No? You amaze me!
Work hard and you will be rewarded lol funny things words
You could say that the old Government is a shadow of its former self .
Less a political party, more an intimate gathering.
Johnson and Cameron were both in the Bullingdon Club - self interested grifting Etonions. Now that Cameron doesn't get to fly around the world of course he is offski. He's quite happy with his House of Lords privileges - another thing that he never earned.
He got made a Lord so he got what he wanted tsk
No more free private jet flying him all over the world...what tosser đ
Has he run away again?
Does this mean that Dodgy Dave goes back to the shed, where they keep the tools?
So long Cameron he is very good at running away when things do not work out
Dominos are falling one by one .At this rate I am wondering who would be left to switch off the lights in the room.
I fail to understand the Tory fixation with the inept Helen Whatley. Sheâs really dreadful yet gains regular advancement!
He loved Larry the Downing Street cat
Sounds like a case of sour grapes, along with the Teddy being launched out of pram.
My sister in law. Never done a days work in all the years I've known her. Ponced off the system. The nurse in her sheltered home (top class home Founded by my colleague and lord mayor state funded). That Nurse has come from abroad studied for a 5 year degree, a specialized nurse. She's an immigrant. Over the years I've delt with thousands of these takers. People, that have never contributed anything, but will tell you that immigrant are only coming here for free hand outs. Sickening.
Spot on, Professor đđđ
You forgot common sense woman (she didn't lose her seat) who voted for this woman?
Oh thank your God
Good, he should not have had his head in the trough a second time.
Hear, hear. Love from Ireland.
How is Sunak still leader? Cameron is no great loss - horrible, slimy piece of work just there for the glory...
You mentioned OFCOM at the end there. We need urgent reform of that organisation which, thus far, has proven to be both toothless and pusillanimous in the face of blatant legal violations of the democratic process and the norms by which we set our standards. Our standards are so low these days it truly depresses me.
ECHR has nothing to do with taxation
Bye bye Dave.
This is the once in a generation chance to restructure and properly fund education, starting with primary schools, removing the ridiculous adherence to acts of common worship and focusing on areas of economic deprivation to make sure that they cease to be educational and nutritional black holes in our society.
These would be seeds that will not blossom for 20 years, but every pound spent on this would yield dividends in the future.
They need to stop mass immigration as a matter of urgency. By all means fund education - but where's the money going to come from? They also need to eradicate woke from schools, universities and all government institutions.
If a policy already exists, but is underfunded to the point of uselessness then it isn't really a policy. Education is free, but if you want to pay for a premium product, then you should pay VAT on it.
THIS IS GOOD NEWS BY ALL !!!
Peerage. Not bad for 6 months of jetting round doing faff all.
Thank you for speaking up for people who need our help. Your advocacy is important.
Lord Cameron of Greenshill , i.e. Dodgy Dave, dives for cover once more having further topped up his wealth at our expense.
No Loss there.
My maternal great grandparents fled the pogrom in Ukraine, making their way to Tasmania in the 1850s. Their daughter, by an extraordinary turn of events, ended up in London. The knock-on effect upon the ordinary citizen was negligible.
Today the impact of immigration upon society is notable in several ways: housing, employment, education, health, and crime.
People who are comfortably off are able to live in areas that are, relatively speaking, inured, to the consequences of mass immigration that this country has experienced in recent years.
A certain level of wealth in a family allows a family to avoid all those pitfalls by living in areas that are not affected by the phenomenon. They are able, also, to acquire private health insuranâ€ce, send their kids to private schools and live in areas that provide an escape from all the problems that have materialised.
Therefore, it is so easy to condemn the critics of the policy, even suggesting that but not always, they are bigots and racists.
I donât think that I fit into that category, but you might.
He is consistent, likes to retire after elections. Did he run for a seat? If not, resigning seams redundant!
Do you mean "The ShadowY cabinet"......?
HAD A PINT WITH DAVID RECENTLY & HE WAS COMPLAINING ABOUT HIS SUFFERING FROM ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION & HAVING TO USE THE BLUE PILL. SHAME.
About time that Cameron resigned, just 14 years late though.
He did once , went into the City to make millions, failed at that, Until Sunak threw him a lifeline. He represents everything the public are sick of in so many politicians
Oh dear. Someone didnât do their homework.
YepâŠCameron ran away yet again đ·đ·đ·đ·đ·
I wish Cruella and Bad-Enoch had lost their seats or resigned. Oh well, I suppose we can't have everything we wish for in life. :-(
The Tories seem to be filled with quitters đđ
Not something I say oftern. However, on this, I fully agree with David Cameron senior ministers should not be in Lords. Indeed, we shouldn't have an unelected upper house. So well played, sir, for having the integrity and courage to act on your belief.
If Cameron had any courage or integrity he wouldnât have taken the job in the first place.
At 5:00 "they are looking for help from the people who promised it."
You know that is wrong, don't you. The people who promised it are the judges of the ECHR and the ones who wrote and signed the 1951 Refugee Act. They do not go to these people for help because most of them are dead or do not live in Britain and have never lived in Britain. The ones who live here are forced. Force is not a promise.
Not less seats; fewer
If VAT has to be put on all education can we have charitable status for all schools ?...just saying...all is fair in love and war....
Sadly, Esther McVey got in. Someone who makes one's skin crawl.
Maybe, if I avoid paying tax by investing in offshore shell companies, Blairmore Investment Trust, I will be made a Lord?
Again... David just hates losing.
You mean he jumped ship when the going got toughâŠ
Resigned? Except from the HoL's I presume.
Hes played his role in the debacle hes off, next please
He had no trouble being Foreign Secy when he had all the trappings of office - international travel, chauffeured cars, privilege etc. Soon as that is gone, he p****s off. I canât believe I considered voting for him in 2015.
"Dodging Dave"?
A couple of complaints here, Prof. The Tories now have 'fewer' seats than any time since the 1830s, not 'less'. Also, even though Labour now have a majority of 174, slightly lower than 1997 (179) and a total number of seats slightly lower than 1997 (414 versus 419, I seem to remember?), Labour this time won over 200 seats, more than compared to 1997, when they won only an extra 146 seats more than in 1992. The Tories are now hollowed out to 121 MPs (that's before any of them might defect to Reform or anywhere else), well below their totals in 1997 (161 seats) and 2001 (179 seats). Also many of their MPs who survived the cull survived with wafer thin majorities, meaning there's no guarantee if by elections were held soon in those constituencies, that the Tories would lose them, lowering their total even further. Bad Enough (sic), Braverman and even former PM Sunak had parents who were economic migrants. The hypocrisy of these particular people is breathtaking. Grant Shapps was Defence Secretary, BTW. Private Health Insurance is classed as a 'benefit' and therefore is taxable, as it should be. As for VAT on school fees, the argument for and against are for another time, as you say.
Good, weaned himself off the public teat has he?
No plans?! đ C'mon Prof!! You're better than that.
Please say Suella is tea lady
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Now the ex Tories would know what economic migrants really mean.
Dodgy Dave is on manoeuvres again. Either that or he misses his Caravan!
Shouldn't it be fewer seats?
Correct. He teaches English as well, apparently.
Correct.
Wild shot in the dark here, but I assume it was a misspeak, rather than ignorance.
it depends whether you understand seats to be practical or conceptual
@@ProfessorTimWilson I don't see the difference. When I taught English grammar at my university to my BA students, I explained that, save for a handful of exceptions (like percentages, marks in examinations), the more/fewer distinction depended on whether the nouns in question were countable or uncountable. It was not decided by whether they were concrete or abstract - or "practical or conceptual" (whatever that means).
We used to have Turkish cafe . It was cheap ..lots of elderly folk used it as a meeting place . They gave discount yo disabled people and were very friendly ..some pensioner stays all day chatting and only has two cups of tea ...so what alll were welcome ..next door was a polish shop ... strawberry jaffa cakes . Yum . A newsagents across the road run by a Romanian family with the dryist sence of humour ... always friendly...now they are boarded up and closed ...who benefits from it . đą
Cameron can go and buy another ÂŁ40,000 garden shed now!
Hand back the lordship