Thursday, August 16, 2007

They Fear Boris


If there was ever any doubt who has to be the conservative Candidate there can be none after this ....Look how scared they are

Labour supporters are attempting to block Boris Johnson's bid to be selected as the Tory candidate to challenge London mayor Ken Livingstone.
Two websites are trying to hijack the Tories' open primaries which give all Londoners - not just Tory voters - a say in choosing their candidate.
The Conservatives insist safeguards are in place to prevent the primaries being scuppered by their political opponents.
....Mr Johnson, who quit his post as the Tories' higher education spokesman to enter the race, has received the lion's share of press coverage and is hot favourite to win the Tory nomination at the bookmakers


BBC Web Site

17 comments:

Jenny! said...

Why would they announce that they are going to rig the nominations thing...doesnt that give away their plan?

Mermaid of Moorgate said...

Scary image. But Red Ken couldn't be the sheriff of anywhere. He'd be too busy pushing gun slingers and whore-house dancers down the saloon stairs.

whoops! Is that libellous? Am I... a concentration camp guard?

Was that libellous too?

Newmania said...

I think it was supposed to be secret Jenny but my remorseless nose for perifdy found it on the BBC web site

Aha Maid ..I thought i was in your bad books for excessive inyourendo

must spell check tsk tsk

Anyway glad that gor sorterd out

Jenny! said...

Your very sneaky!

Anonymous said...

Of course they fear our Boz, he's going to gently and politely thrash the living daylights out of the old newt has been.

Well done for finding this, newmania.

Auntie Flo'

Anonymous said...

Freedom'll come our way one day
As we start out of town.
All of a sudden we'll see,
sheriff Gorgon Brown
Aiming to shoot us down.
But Dave and Boz,
'll shoot him down.

Dave'll shoot the sheriff, and Boz'll shoot the deputy.
Dave'll shoot the sheriff, and Boz'll shoot the deputy.

Sheriff Brown always hated me;
For what I don't know.
Every time that I plant a seed
He said, "Kill it before it grows."
He said, "Kill it before it grows."
I say:


Dave shot the sheriff, but I swear it was in self-defense.
Dave shot the sheriff, but I swear it was in self-defense

Dave shot the sheriff, and Boz he shot the deputy.
Dave shot the sheriff, and Boz he shot his deputy

Auntie Flo'

Newmania said...

I thought so Flo and Dale copied me , I e-mailed it to him but did I get a hat tip ...OOOOOo Noooooo.
A very interesting article about air travel in the New Statesman today byu the way i was thimking about your unstoppable arguements when I read it crossing the Thames

Newmania said...

Well Boz is neck and neck after the trumped up racism charge and if thats the worst they`ve got from 20 years iof poltical incorrectness its not too bad and it`ll be a fight

Steven_L said...

This election is going to rock, I might move back to London.

Stan Bull said...

Hell, if Boris wins, I might move back to London. He's in with a fighting chance IMHO.
* Mr Newmania, I notice that your distinguished blog lacks an e-mail address. Could you possibly drop me an e-mail, dear fellow?
istanbultory@lycos.com

Stan Bull said...

Jenny discussing London politics!?!

Newmania said...

I think jenny does pretty well for a girl who likes fiction and lives in the states

Steven - I thought you were in Camden ...gone back oop North have you. BTW I noticed that utter prat Sock Puppet having a niggle at you.( what a fatuous smug arse )...I think he hates me most now ....yippee

Stan ...have done so I daresay your butler will alert you to an email in the West wing in due course

Cheers

Anonymous said...

Eat your heart out Livingstone, because no amount of plotting by nulab conspirators can save you from the fate of losing your control freaked power and your grandiose title and trappings.

I agree with Drew Weston, a pretty astute psychological researcher who wrote the book, 'The Political Brain'. He says the winners in politics and all spheres of life are those who make a powerful EMOTIONAL CONNECTION with us great unwashables out here, not those who appeal to our rationality.

And while Ken sits alone in his mansion of addled reason, scratching his head and trying to remember how to win, Boz is the charismsic grand master of reasoned, emotive appeal. Over and above Boris's many and impressive qualities, it's surely this emotional connection he's made with us - sometimes through humour, other times through his disarming empathy with and understanding of the lives, trials and tribulations of us ordinary bods outside the political bubble - which places him light years ahead of the emotional dead parrot that is Livingstone.

We've only to read or watch Boris when he's outraged and we're instantly transformed into his co-conspiraters against the sort of despotic authority personified by that miserrable muggle Livingstone. To be 'with Boris' is to be instantly on the side of Harry Potter and of the little man and woman who are eterernally abused by the power crazed Kens of this world. See Boris's humour and we're hurtling back down the years with him to the golden age of our irreverent and carefree youth where the pomposity and absurdity of politicians was of less import and as meanigless as gnat's p*ss.

So eat your heart out old man misery, because the great heart of London is with Boris.

Auntie Flo' _ I'm with Boz!

Newmania said...

Flo you always cheer me up..when you aren`t beating me up that is ...

Anonymous said...

Another little piece of history, for you, n. From the 1841 census in Scotland.

Name: Gordon Brown
Age: 55
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1786
Gender: Male
Where born: Midlothian, Scotland

Civil Parish: Edinburgh St Cuthberts
County: Midlothian
Address: 34 Buclengh Place
Occupation: Recorder Of West Kirk Briyon Ground
Parish Number: 685/2

Among his childen were a son named Gordon after him and one named James.

Connected to Broon? I think he may well have been - oddlyy enough, Gordon Brown was an unusual name in those parts. The birth county and place of residence follow a trend I'm finding among probable ancestors. And look at that occupation.

So what do we have here. A succession of sons of the manse - or a family with a predilection for the priesthood/ i.e. a load of monks?

Either way, gawd help us.

Auntie Flo'

Newmania said...

Oh quite , he is not normal. I do not trust people who are obsessive and I certainly do not trust him.
Fortunatelty rthe economy is going a bit doo dah

Mermaid of Moorgate said...

newmania, not at all. I enjoy cheeky banter! Just have to keep people in line, you know :)

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