views of Cameron

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

untrustworthy and a bit of a second-rater

He was scathing about the prime minister's chief-of-staff, Ed Llewellyn, describing him as a "classic third-rate suck-up-kick-down sycophant presiding over a shambolic court".
Cummings added: "To get anything done you have to have priorities and there are no priorities. Everyone is discouraged from telling the truth to important people. There's no grip. No focus."

my favourite in today's graun
Cameron has moved on little since his time as a low-rent PR man. He surrounds himself, according to the former Tory aide Dominic Cummings, with “third-rate suck-up-kick-down” sycophants. He is unloved by his MPs and distrusted by the British public. He is the frat-boy prime minister who spills confidences about the Queen and covers up policy failure with personal attacks.

but what depresses me is how easy it is to construct a similar set of quotes for Milliband Clegg Farge et al ...

[P. G. Tipps]

IMHO, Cameron could well go down as the worst Prime Minister in living memory.

He was very nearly responsible for the break-up of the UK, being totally out-thought by Alex Salmond and only rescued by the good sense and political savvy of a majority of the Scottish electorate. Not being satisfied with that, he could well lead the UK out of the EU and leave the country in complete political and economic irrelevance in the eyes of the rest of the world. The people of this country have been fed with such a diet of anti-European propaganda by both the Tories, UKIP and the media it's difficult to see them voting to stay in if any referendum is held unless there is a complete sea-change towards informed public opinion. If the worst happens Cameron will be wholly responsible for the resulting mess.

Cameron is a salesman first and last and his only concern seems to be a quick profit, this time political.

I think the only real alternative, Miliband, is even more depressing a consideration in so many other ways.

What a shower of dangerous political pygmies we are stuck with in an increasingly uncertain world!

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

i trust you make no reference to the wonderful people of the central african rainforest Mr Tipps


the politicos are knaves and fools devoid of the dignity and honesty of the indigenous peoples of the rain forests

[Dave2002]

There's also this about climate change and housing - http://www.24dash.com/news/housing/2...housing-scheme which perhaps merits further discussion, and criticism of the PM.

[Dave2002]

I think the only real alternative, Miliband, is even more depressing a consideration in so many other ways.

To some extent I think that reflects on you as much as on him.

We saw with the Tories a few years ago that they preferred the person you call a salesman to David Davis, who I at least though made cogent arguments at the time. It seems to me that most people will nearly always vote for appearance over substance, or that's how I view the way most of the British electorate behave.

[visualnickmos]

IMHO, Cameron could well go down as the worst Prime Minister in living memory.

...and that's going it a bit after Thatcher's years of destruction!

But you could well be right. Or I should say "correct" to avoid any possible confusion!

[P. G. Tipps]

i trust you make no reference to the wonderful people of the central african rainforest Mr Tipps


the politicos are knaves and fools devoid of the dignity and honesty of the indigenous peoples of the rain forests

I've never met any real pygmies so I'll simply take your word for it, Mr Da Jazbo!

[P. G. Tipps]

To some extent I think that reflects on you as much as on him

What a curious remark ...

The opinion of Mr P. G. Tipps doesn't matter a scrap to anyone in the UK.

The performance of Mr D. W. D. Cameron & Colleagues can matter hugely to everyone, whether they realise it or not.

[ahinton]

What a curious remark ...

The opinion of Mr P. G. Tipps doesn't matter a scrap to anyone in the UK.

The performance of Mr D. W. D. Cameron & Colleagues can matter hugely to everyone, whether they realise it or not.

The former may not change but the latter seems unlikely to matter so much after next May (and by "May" I do meant the month, not the appalling homosecretarualist [as our resident Grew of the Colonies might pu it)...