The new Merkel

Posted on March 6th, 2013 by James Higham

the new merkelPresumably they mean that Theresa May is beholden to the Bruderheist in Germany, the old mafia or the English equivalent, Tavistock.   Can’t think what else they mean by her being the new Merkel.

Anyway, what do the people of this fair land think?  A sprinkling of comments:

#  I dont believe people can honestly believe that this woman is what the Conservative party needs. She is a bigger turn off than Cameron and that takes some doing.

#  The fact that you, Mrs May, believe you could become leader and win an election highlights just how out of touch you and the rest of your clowns are.

#  It’s got to be a joke surely, she is as bad as Camerloon, always some one else’s fault, never hers.

#  Look at May’s dismal performance to date; the woman has serious delusional issues. There are far better candidates out there of both sexes!

#  The Conservatives must be hallucinating if they think they could possibly win a general election with Theresa May as leader.

#  “No laughing matter” – I think you’ll find the whole country is laughing, dear.

Think that just about disposes of that.

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5 Responses to “The new Merkel”

  1. Pete, on March 6th, 2013 at 20:09 Said:

    So its a ridiculous idea. That only adds credibility in the minds of the delusional.


  2. A K Haart, on March 6th, 2013 at 21:23 Said:

    We hear the dread sound of barrels being scraped.
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  3. James Higham, on March 6th, 2013 at 21:25 Said:

    :)
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  4. Ian Hills, on March 6th, 2013 at 23:18 Said:

    Liar May pretends that we could leave the Council of Europe’s European Human Rights Convention and its activist court. But she knows we can’t – it’s against EU rules. Or is that something she will “renegotiate” as prime minister? Is she scrambling for the exits as millions of Romanians and Bulgarians pour in through Home Office open doors – when the only thing that could keep them out is fear of the NHS gas chambers?


  5. cosmic, on March 6th, 2013 at 23:35 Said:

    I must confess she fills me with lust, especially in those leopard skin shoes. EEEER!

    However, on any serious basis, especially after the ECHR performance (or not as the case may be) which showed she either understood nothing about it, or was lying, she certainly shouldn’t be in any position of power.

    The fact that she is and is posturing for the leadership of the Tory Party says much.

    I think the Conservative party is stuck with Cameron to the GE, even if he’s driving them over a cliff, and after that there won’t be a lot to be leader of.


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