Keir Starmer’s symbolic grovel is rather like passing a major exam. Make it clear that you can out-grovel anyone if grovelling is the game and you pass the exam and are awarded a virtual certificate. There is no need to prove anything else although the certificate may need renewing every now and then – there is a periodic subscription fee.
It worked for Justin Trudeau and maybe it will work for Sir Keir. Brand him as a creep maybe but that misses the point. Creepy grovelling is the new… oh hang on.
It worked for Justin Trudeau and maybe it will work for Sir Keir. Brand him as a creep maybe but that misses the point. Creepy grovelling is the new… oh hang on.
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There I was, wondering how much lower Liebour could sink. Now there's proof.
I actually feel sorry for the little twerp. Someone dresses him up in an awful suit - it must match his eye colour, or subliminally represent conservatism, there's no other excuse for it - and he submits to kneeling. And he's still unelectable. In a democracy with pictorial mass media, politicians are truly pathetic.
Jannie - it's pretty low isn't it? Way lower than undignified.
Sam - his suit reminds me of the suit Trigger wore in an episode of Only Fools and Horses.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/news/roger-lloyd-pack-dead-best-of-only-fools-and-horses-trigger-9064537.html
Blue suit and a UKIP-coloured tie - what's his game?
(He's probably wearing orange, yellow & green garments where you can't see them, just to cover all the options. But strangely no red...)
Ed - Maybe he thinks this is what is meant by 'a person of colour'.
These are the jokes, folks!
And Kryten is still awaiting his personality injection - he might be a clever lawyer, but is so boring.
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