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With Ida Fagg as Miss Moneypenny?
While this 'crisis' has called for and has found its technocrat for the moment, I can see a time in the future when Boris can return as the voice of the people, should the need arise.
For me; one thing comes to mind-that was the Journalists question to the US President William J. Clinton June 2-1994 in rome; -"-And WILL You Bet on Italy's FUTURE, Sir?"-
Silvio Berlusconi was the Host as Prime Minister of Italy-(dont look now; but...!)-and what did Mr President answer to that-not forgetting Mr Berlusconis known control of Media interests i Italy-(monopoly?!-)-!
It depends how you look at it. If you tend to like cold individualism, long-term oriented career hunger, at the expense of others, and a certain narcist entertainer who 'shakes up the system' for the very sake of shaking up the system and not much else, then it is indeed very much impressive.
But if you look at the state of the country, the financial and economic uncertainty because of Brexit, the division that has been caused because of Brexit, from young to old, from working class people without college degrees to working class people with college degrees, it is absolutely not impressive.
One last thing. It kind of despises me how Labour is being grilled in here (I am not a social-democrat or Labour supporter, as I am strictly centrist, but hell, DO they exist in this topic??). Yes, they had PM Blair. But his ideology of liberalism on economic issues and embrace of free trade and capitalism was closer to current new PM Theresa May than the actual ideology of the Labour Party.
The Conservatives are doing many things right now. Theresa May wants to make the UK work again for all people, and not just the elite few. I admire that. But then it's no excuse to continuously blame Labour for all the shit, when the Conservatives have been governing much longer in the past 75 years.
Being a good leader is one thing. But in these days we also need a leader who has the guts to build again, instead of destroying, and who can be a leader for really all the people, also those who are supportive of Labour ideology. Respect for each other's ideologies could be so helpful these days...and we do need it.
-The Brexit Terror on 10 Downing-and ACCOUNTING..!-so much for accountability!
That is true @BondJames :-). I think we should not underestimate Theresa May's task. It's perhaps the biggest responsibility since Churchill kept the UK out of WW II. And like you I don't give a rat's ass about people talking, talking, heating up the audiences......and quoting Churchill at will (especially those funny circus artists in the post from @Gerard). Because in the end 'they' walked away from having the chance of becoming the natural successor of Churchill. I wish Mrs May a lot of luck. She needs it.
I am Canadian correct. One of the reasons why I voted Leave: I find the EU bias of current immigration rules unfair and ultimately anti-immigration.
Russia and China will also both gladly negotiate new trade deals.
Spotting some Spectre locations, like the Hildebrand safe House. ;)
No Just A Pratt.
Mmm. That's a new one on me.
Agreed.
Indeed. Winston as bad as Blair getting so many of our boys shot on the beaches of Normandy in a war we weren't even in.
Oh, well of course it must be the legalising of gay marriage in 2013 that they keep banging on about. Wowsers!
Well for that tune he hummed when doing that press conference the other day "waving" goodbye. That tune made the headlines around the world. The biggest achievement in Cameron's time as PM probably.
VISION OF JANUARY 2017
The free world is led by three powerful women:
Theresa May (UK)
Angela Merkel (EU)
Hillary Clinton (US)
What a prospect...