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Post by Red Rackham on Dec 5, 2023 15:24:39 GMT
‘He would take no prisoners!’ Tory MP calls for ‘no nonsense’ Nigel Farage to be made Home Secretary. Nigel Farage would make a good Home Secretary due to his “no nonsense” demeanour, Tory MP Jonathan Gullis has claimed. Speaking on GB News, Gullis said he would have “no problem” with the GB News star being made a Lord and Home Secretary. It comes as the Tory Government grapples with a crippling migrant crisis which threatens to be the death knell in their clutch on power. Gullis believes Farage would be able to get a grip on the migrant crisis which continues to cause trouble for Rishi Sunak. www.gbnews.com/politics/tory-mp-nigel-farage-home-secretary-james-cleverlyPersonally, I think Sunak would be open to the idea however, I don't think Farage would be interested. Could be wrong, but I think Farage may see joining the Tories as jumping onto a sinking ship. |
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Post by dappy on Dec 5, 2023 15:39:31 GMT
You still haven't read the book I recommended for you I suspect.
Hardly likely that Sunak is going to sack the HS he appointed about three weeks ago, nor that he would fill two of the "great offices of state" with unelected figures, or want a disruptor but not a team player in his team going into the election. Silly story.
Mr Gullis is unlikely to be an MP after the next election but comes from the UKIP end of the party. All part of the civil war already raging in the Tory party which will only intensify pre and post election. Its one of the reasons why I suspect they might well go to the polls in early May.
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Post by Red Rackham on Dec 5, 2023 17:07:16 GMT
You still haven't read the book I recommended for you I suspect. Hardly likely that Sunak is going to sack the HS he appointed about three weeks ago, nor that he would fill two of the "great offices of state" with unelected figures, or want a disruptor but not a team player in his team going into the election. Silly story. Mr Gullis is unlikely to be an MP after the next election but comes from the UKIP end of the party. All part of the civil war already raging in the Tory party which will only intensify pre and post election. Its one of the reasons why I suspect they might well go to the polls in early May. Read it! No I havent read it, I havent bought it yet. Calm down Dappy, it's not going out of print is it? Anyone who says Farage is not a team player either doesn't know what a team player is, or is a remainiac. Many political commentators have been predicting a May election largely because the flood of illegals from the EU will increase as the summer progresses and Sunak will not want to fight an election with thousands of EU criminals landing on Kent beaches every week. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2023 20:15:56 GMT
Nigel Farage would be as successful at the job as Suella Braverman and Priti Patel, who had intentions to reduce both legal immigration and stopping the boats, but were stymied by the PM and his overlords, the Snivel Service.
Nigel would never take such a job to be overruled and made a scapegoat by a disingenuous PM, like Sunak.
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Post by sheepy on Dec 5, 2023 20:23:02 GMT
They would use it to neuter him completely.
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Post by Red Rackham on Dec 5, 2023 20:26:42 GMT
Tend to agree with Ned & Sheepy. As I mentioned previously, I don't think Farage would be tempted, but it would raise his stock.
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Post by Pacifico on Dec 5, 2023 22:32:16 GMT
Farage wouldn't take the job of Home Secretary - he has his eye on Leader of the Tory Party after Sunak crashes and burns.
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Post by dappy on Dec 5, 2023 23:20:19 GMT
Wouldn’t he need to be a MP first?
Seriously for all his strengths, anyone who describes Farage as a team player simply hasn’t been paying attention.
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Post by Einhorn on Dec 6, 2023 0:58:32 GMT
‘He would take no prisoners!’ Tory MP calls for ‘no nonsense’ Nigel Farage to be made Home Secretary. Nigel Farage would make a good Home Secretary due to his “no nonsense” demeanour, Tory MP Jonathan Gullis has claimed. Speaking on GB News, Gullis said he would have “no problem” with the GB News star being made a Lord and Home Secretary. It comes as the Tory Government grapples with a crippling migrant crisis which threatens to be the death knell in their clutch on power. Gullis believes Farage would be able to get a grip on the migrant crisis which continues to cause trouble for Rishi Sunak. www.gbnews.com/politics/tory-mp-nigel-farage-home-secretary-james-cleverlyPersonally, I think Sunak would be open to the idea however, I don't think Farage would be interested. Could be wrong, but I think Farage may see joining the Tories as jumping onto a sinking ship. So, you've no problem with an unelected Home Secretary, then? Where does that leave your constant criticism of the 'unelected' commission? Wouldn't it be the very definition of irony if the man who campaigned against the undemocratic EU became an unelected cabinet minister? Did that obvious fact fly over everyone's head on GB 'News'? |
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Post by Red Rackham on Dec 6, 2023 1:14:48 GMT
‘He would take no prisoners!’ Tory MP calls for ‘no nonsense’ Nigel Farage to be made Home Secretary. Nigel Farage would make a good Home Secretary due to his “no nonsense” demeanour, Tory MP Jonathan Gullis has claimed. Speaking on GB News, Gullis said he would have “no problem” with the GB News star being made a Lord and Home Secretary. It comes as the Tory Government grapples with a crippling migrant crisis which threatens to be the death knell in their clutch on power. Gullis believes Farage would be able to get a grip on the migrant crisis which continues to cause trouble for Rishi Sunak. www.gbnews.com/politics/tory-mp-nigel-farage-home-secretary-james-cleverlyPersonally, I think Sunak would be open to the idea however, I don't think Farage would be interested. Could be wrong, but I think Farage may see joining the Tories as jumping onto a sinking ship. So, you've no problem with an unelected Home Secretary, then? Where does that leave your constant criticism of the 'unelected' commission? Wouldn't it be the very definition of irony if the man who campaigned against the undemocratic EU became an unelected cabinet minister? Did that obvious fact fly over everyone's head on GB 'News'? Whoa there Einy, hold yer horses. You're jumping to some pretty epic conclusions there. (Not like you lol) Would you be good enough to point out to the jury where I said - "I have no problem with an unelected Home Secretary". |
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Post by Red Rackham on Dec 6, 2023 1:18:08 GMT
Wouldn’t he need to be a MP first? Seriously for all his strengths, anyone who describes Farage as a team player simply hasn’t been paying attention. Of course not, see Cameron. You keep claiming that Farage is not a team player but provide nothing to substantiate the claim. Can you give an example, just one will suffice... |
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Post by Einhorn on Dec 6, 2023 1:19:01 GMT
So, you've no problem with an unelected Home Secretary, then? Where does that leave your constant criticism of the 'unelected' commission? Wouldn't it be the very definition of irony if the man who campaigned against the undemocratic EU became an unelected cabinet minister? Did that obvious fact fly over everyone's head on GB 'News'? Whoa there Einy, hold yer horses. You're jumping to some pretty epic conclusions there. (Not like you lol) Would you be good enough to point out to the jury where I said - "I have no problem with an unelected Home Secretary". Funny you mentioned other problems with the proposal but tiptoed right past that rather glaring one. Good! I'm glad you would see Farage's appointment to the cabinet via the House of Lords as a betrayal of everything Brexit stood for. I'm sure you felt the same way about Lord Frost's appointment to the cabinet. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Dec 6, 2023 1:26:50 GMT
Whoa there Einy, hold yer horses. You're jumping to some pretty epic conclusions there. (Not like you lol) Would you be good enough to point out to the jury where I said - "I have no problem with an unelected Home Secretary". Funny you mentioned other problems with the proposal but tiptoed right past that rather glaring one. Good! I'm glad you would see Farage's appointment to the cabinet via the House of Lords as a betrayal of everything Brexit stood for. I'm sure you felt the same way about Lord Frost's appointment to the cabinet. Again you're jumping to conclusions and telling me what I think. You really are a lefty aren't you. |
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Post by Einhorn on Dec 6, 2023 1:31:35 GMT
Funny you mentioned other problems with the proposal but tiptoed right past that rather glaring one. Good! I'm glad you would see Farage's appointment to the cabinet via the House of Lords as a betrayal of everything Brexit stood for. I'm sure you felt the same way about Lord Frost's appointment to the cabinet. Again you're jumping to conclusions and telling me what I think. You really are a lefty aren't you. I know what you think now. You think that Farage's appointment to the cabinet via the House of Lords would be a betrayal of Brexit and you're shocked and disappointed that no-one thought to mention this on GB 'News'. |
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Post by Montegriffo on Dec 6, 2023 1:34:47 GMT
We haven't had a new Home Secretary in weeks. It must be time for a new one.
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