According to Mr. E. Blackadder, Sir Talbot's constituency was a rotten borough, but despite his power, only ever attended the Houses of Parliament once, during which time: "he passed water in the Great Hall, and then passed out in the Speaker's Chair". His policies included "flogging servants, shooting poor people, and the extension of slavery to anyone who hasn't got a knighthood", the Prince noting that these were "sensible policies for a happier Britain".
"People say to me 'But they've got to live somewhere'. That's right, so my plan would be - and again this is just my own personal opinion - that these people who 'have to have somewhere to live', let's have them in a tent in the middle of a field, six o'clock every morning let's have them up, let's have them in the field picking potatoes or any current seasonal vegetables, back in the tent, cold shower, lights out, six o'clock, same again the next day. That would be my solution."
Oh. I honestly thought you were quoting luka. I mean he's said exactly that, only without the cold showers, I think.This is the same bloke who's just accused Gary Lineker of virtue signalling for sticking up for refugees.
Force dole bludgers and prisoners to do it.
You can't tell me we need to ship in a load of Poles when 80% of the country is sitting idle.
These government work teams are necessary and inevitable. For gravedigging yes, but also for fruit picking.
Or DUP, given his heritage.Our very own Tory MP.