Theresa The Traitrix’s Snickering Face Told All!
Like all my UK readers, I imagine, I watched the Commons debate, or as much of it as the BBC offered, and in my opinion the most impressive contribution, because most plainly, deeply sincere…
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….was that of Peter Bone, MP for Wellingborough, who told of the sense of abject betrayal among his local party’s activists.
They had, he said, after the Chequers sell-out was announced, decided for themselves not to go out and hit the streets, for the first time in ten years.
Mr. Bone’s sadness about why and how his loyal team came to their decision was crystal clear.
Even those who might disagree with what the man was saying ought to have been able to hear out his words with courtesy and respect.
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Thank you BBC, for that tell-tale turn of the camera, to catch the snickering sneer on the face of Theresa The Traitrix.
Unfortunately, there’s no ‘still’ photo of her nasty smirk, at least that I can find, but the likeness, or should I say dislikeness, above captures something of her essential unpleasant character.
Other MPs, like Bill Cash and Jason Rees-Mogg, made useful, coherent points…
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….but where was Boris, I wondered!
Yet overall?
All praise to Peter Bone, not only for his brief intervention, but for the way that he thus revealed the dismissive disdain on May’s part, as she drives her demonic agenda forward.
Jim Verle, 
Pamela, 
Alasdair Nairn, and 2 others are discussing. 
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Cat Cameron 18:51 on July 10, 2018 Permalink |
Lovely!
Not her face, but your words.
I saw that moment too.
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Alasdair Nairn 21:03 on July 10, 2018 Permalink |
I missed it but it is not hard to picture her rodenty face twisting into a smirk at the idea of people acting on their principles.
It is not something she has personal experience of, so why would she respect it?
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Matthew Lappin 19:22 on July 10, 2018 Permalink |
Traitrix?
In the same way that a female proprietor is a proprietrix?
Your archaisms are sometimes an entertaining challenge, Ross.
We will see whether she’s a dominatrix, with all those party whips at her disposal.
My money is on her resilient opponent, the British people.
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Pamela 21:08 on July 10, 2018 Permalink |
Matthew, you should get Ross to give you a regular spot on his blog.
I enjoy his writing but you too have a way with words.
As the civil war gets going, we need everybody to make use of their talents if we are to win.
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Jim Verle 22:44 on July 10, 2018 Permalink |
Traitrix is a too-fancy word.
Repulsive hag fits her better.
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