Will he resign?
he fucking ought to the spineless corrupt lying shit for brains
No, he has no shame.
For what?
>>70236773
Benefiting from tax avoidance ofc
For the Panama leaks, no. If we vote to leave the EU, probably.
He didn't resign after they found out he fucked a dead pig, I doubt he will this time.
>>70236936
There was no evidence for that, unlike this.
Who would replace him? Osborne? Are there any significant Tories who are actually patriots and not scheming globalist cucks?
>>70236773
Cameron just spent £9 million of taxpayer's money to send our pro-EU leaflets propaganda to every household in the UK.
He will also make no apology, saying that the government is not neutral on this position and believe that leaving is best.
>>70237022
Osborne is just as guilty. He got buttflustered and walked out of an interview when asked about it.
>>70236669
>>70236669
i dont understand why people are more mad at the wealthy for trying to get around taxes, and not the govts that fuck us to the point of WANTING to hide your money.
if the tax system made sense and didnt dime and knickel us to death with compliance penalties, youd probably have more people willing to put up with paying the bullshit taxes.
but if i have to hire an account just to make sure im not violating any rules, then something is wrong.
and something is definitely wrong if it means i have to hide it
>>70236495
I hope not, He's a tryer
His job would break any of us.
A rare and true statesman
He's wrong on remaining part of EU and will be proved so on the 23rd
But I bet he stays the course and thrashes out the best deals for the UK in his remaining years.
>>70237139
He also just came out and made a statement about Panama papers, saying that he and his wife had major shares in businesses that were kept in a Panama or offshore account and he apparently sold them before becoming prime minister because he knew it'd bite him in the arse.
Why it's taken him 5 days to come clean I don't know, I smell bullshit though.
He won't resign, he said he won't resign if we leave the EU, look at his mad boggly eyes, hungry for pig pussy, he's gone mad with power.
>>70237366
Fuck off dishface.
>>70237366
oink oink
>>70237286
It's the hypocrisy, if I were to hide any of my money, HMRC would be over my like crabs on one of the Rotherham girls.
Yet him? Oh yes master you may hide your money, no problem!
Also in divorce it's illegal to hide any of your cash offshore, same applies in the United States, HMRC can obtain a warrant to investigate all your offshore accounts, except for certain places like Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands that have extremely strict privacy laws and ignore international warrants by forensic accountants tracing money.
>>70237486
Check your pants mong
>>70237829
Why does your wife Samantha look like a mentally retarded donkey that's being controlled and has had her entire soul and life completely crushed and destroyed?
Might want to check her into therapy... Dishface.
>>70238026
>Fucked a pig
>Married a horse
Niggas just into farmyard animals is all
>>70238145
You're alright you are.
Boris 4 PM
>>70236495
He should dissolve government and call for an election.
>>70237286
I don't give a fuck if a band member wants to hide their money, I can understand with taxes. But when its the hypocrisy of "here we will raise the taxes for you whilst we don't fucking pay them". These are the people who create the taxes all the while they dont pay them and act like its fine
>>70238268
Doesn't the fixed term rule prevent that? He'd just have a successor.
>>70238326
Conseervatives don't raise taxes
>>70238343
I didn't know the UK passed such a law. Are there exceptions?
>>70238343
wish we didn't have that
makes things less edgy. snap elections are like going on what you think is a quiet night out and then getting a blowjob in the toilets
>>70238564
>>70238343
Ah, just looked it up. A motion of no confidence has to be presented and voted on, in a majority.
>>70237022
>Who would replace him?
Boris is the favourite at the moment, nobody likes Osbourne anymore after he fucked up with the budget.
>>70238326
Which tax has he raised that affects you?
And don't say bedroom tax.
>>70238564
I imagine a vote of no confidence would be the closest bet.
+1 For Brexit.
>>70238704
Nobody liked him before really
When are we going to have our Republic?
>>70238704
>nobody likes Osbourne anymore after he fucked up with the budget
It's impossible to balance the budget without making people angry - someone has to do it though
>>70238201
>>70238145
>>70238026
>>70237829
>>70237555
>>70237486
>mfw this is the fabled art of banter
No. The smug prick won't even resign if/when Brexit happens.
>>70237022
No Bojo most likely
Osbourne would be run out of town along with the pig fucker.
>>70238564
Vote of no confidence but it has to be petitioned by a number of his own backbenchers along with the opposition.
But it won't happen and yes we do have that in place.
>>70236495
Not right away
There'll be a leadership challenge after the EU referendum, he'll win but not convincingly and so will resign like Thatcher did.
>>70238737
So, if I'm understanding it correctly, it has to be passed with a majority of supporters through the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
Is there any possibility of this happening?
Not before the referendum and only if an out vote is secured.
>>70236844
Nothing to apologise for. Its completely legal and the less money the government gets the better.
>>70237139
He should apologise for this.
yesterday:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3525916/David-Cameron-denies-wife-children-benefit-offshore-funds-struggles-kill-toxic-tax-haven-questions.html
>David Cameron forced to issue a FOURTH clarification about his tax affairs as he denies he, his wife or children will EVER benefit from offshore funds
today:
http://www.theguardian.com/news/2016/apr/07/david-cameron-admits-he-profited-fathers-offshore-fund-panama-papers
>David Cameron admits he profited from father's offshore fund
Ahh yes, very impressive
>>70238867
Maybe I could help you with that, anon.
>>70239000
Not likely.
>>70237022
>Are there any significant Tories who are actually patriots and not scheming globalist cucks?
Rees-Mogg
>>70239165
Redwood.
>>70239096
Despite its clear conflict of interest and hypocrisy. When Jimmy Carr does it, it's 'morally wrong', but when Papa Cameron does it, it's a 'private matter'.
>>70239000
absolutely no chance, the EU referendum is 3 months away and David cameron is the head of the remain in the EU campaign
Labour, the SNP, the lib dems and half the conservatives are in favour of staying in the EU
>>70237022
>Are there any significant Tories who are actually patriots and not scheming globalist cucks?
David Davis
>>70239000
Probably not likely but in the event of such a vote he'd probably get chucked out. His backbenchers hate him and a united Labour/SNP/LD vote would probably stomp him.
Yesterday
All my troubles seemed so far away
I tried to convince the Brits to stay
Oh I believe, that we should stay
Suddenly
I admitted holding shares
In a thing called offshore tax
I doubt that /pol/, knows what that means
Why I had to go
I'm a pig fucking cunt
>>70239111
I'm not left-wing by any means. I just want to restore our Cromwellian republic.
>>70239418
No anon, you really fucking don't.
Why the fuck do you think we had the restoration of the monarchy?
People grew tired of Cromwell, he was a cunt.
>>70239387
Can his own party vote to remove him from the position of PM?
>>70239165
When I first saw Mogg I genuinely thought it was a comedian playing a caricature of a Tory. I would like to see how his leadership would pan out.
>>70239511
Someone can challenge him for party leadership. I believe that's what happened to Thatcher.
>>70239539
He's based though, he might sound like a snob cunt but he's actually pretty smart and down to Earth.
I like John Redwood as well, only because he wants an English parliament and calls everyone out for what they are.
Calls for him to resign have started:
>Cameron has been less than honest. He should resign immediately. Most decent people would expect nothing less.
>Cameron has had six years to be honest with Parliament and the people. He failed to do so. Get out now hypocrite
>So during the 2010 General Election campaign Cameron failed to declare offshore shares. Get out now hypocrite
>Cameron issue is simple. He covered up and misled. How he got his shares is irrelevant. He has no choice but to resign.
tweeted by John Mann MP
>>70238867
DID SOMEBODY SAY REPUBLIC?
oh god everyone is gonna be loving corbyn now
fuck sake
I hope he doesn't quit
If he does, Macri will have to follow suit
Macri is the best thing to ever happen to us, please don't do this Britain
>>70239165
I love based Mogg to bits but he isn't significant in Tory party.
>>70239511
>>70239640
They can and it's what happened to Thatcher, she was ousted by her own party.
I think Ian Duncan Smith this happened to as well didn't it? He was elected leader for a very short period of time, then he was ousted very quickly but they weren't in power at the time.
Or he made a bid for leadership, was promised he would be leader, then he lost. I forget.
>>70239498
I'm growing tired of the monarchy. Do you really want to be ruled by the appeaser of Islam?
>>70239686
No Padraig McFinnigan, back to the bogs of Ireland with you.
>>70239663
Which party?
>>70239735
Labour are obviously hoping that this will make them relevant again, but Corbyn is still completely unelectable.
>>70239797
You mean David Cameron, Corbyn and parliament that has the power thanks to Cromwell and William III?
We need an absolute monarchy with Harry running it.
You retard.
>>70239739
Cameron has already said he will not be fighting another election and will resign sometime between 2015-2020
I guess it may be possible he could do it now, althought very unlikely
>>70239739
Shut the fuck up, Argie. We beat you in a war.
What's he going to say about this?
>>70239916
Okay buddy
>>70238867
>When are we going to have our Republic?
We had our republic ages ago, constitutional monarchy forever now
>>70239829
If only there was some way that you could input his name into some sort of 'search engine' to find out.
>>70239829
Lab
>>70239829
Labour
>>70239884
No, we need an autocracy. Not some inbred ginger cunt who hasn't worked a day in his life.
>>70238707
Council tax has gone up quite a lot
>>70239950
Something that will get under fire from the BBC
>>70239880
His electability now relies on who will replace Cameron. If Osborne or May get it, his chances will get higher. Boris as leader would combat that though.
>>70238707
V.A.T you retard
>>70239884
>>70240008
We just need a competent right-wing party and not the cuckservative embarrassment we have now.
>>70239950
Something something this is the fault of immigration something something
>>70239950
He's probably bricking it as he knows he avoided tax too
>>70236495
When are Bongs going to stop being faggots? I want Prince Harry to draw a fucking sword and put it through that man's face, then declare the UK is a monarchy again and for republic fags to fuck off.
>>70239739
We hope he does.
This beast will be in office and he'll end up starting British Empire 2.0 the mad man.
>>70237286
>if they didn't make us pay taxes, more people would pay taxes!
>massive multinationals have the moral high-ground!
Let me guess, you hate Jews as well? You're /pol/ incarnate.
>>70240075
Osborne would struggle against anyone in a general election, but May would beat the living shit out of Corbyn.
>>70236495
He should resign for this EU leaflets scandal.
>Cameron resigns
>Boris takes his place
>leads us into Brexit
this makes me moist
>>70239248
It wasn't wrong when Jimmy Carr did it either; he only said that to sate the fake outrage of jealous poor people.
>>70240211
How can anyone who claims to be right wing want Johnson as PM? The man is a fucking political weathervane
>>70236773
fucking pigs
>>70240122
Something something say my opponents argument is Immigration all the time as I'm le moral high ground man something something
Yeah, fuck off you cuck.
Why would he leave when the Remain-side is going to win?
I mean they are leading in the latest opinion poll.
Only a miracle can save Farage now
>>70240259
I think you're overestimating May's popularity within the electorate
>>70240388
He's anti-eu.
Good in my books. Beats having dish face and his cronies like fucking Osbourne who looks dead inside all the time.
>>70236495
Why does England keep voting in traitors, losers and corrupt politicians?
Seriously, this is becoming a meme at this point.
>>70240485
Oi, that counts as a harmful thought under the Dangerous Psychology Act 2017. You're nicked.
what does boris think about trump
>>70240485
She just needs to come across as a stronger, more competent leader with a coherent set of policies. That would not be difficult against Corbyn.
>>70240582
Thinks he'll win but that hes "extreme"
>>70240432
Kippers are so easy to upset, learn to take some banter whilst dishing it out nigga.
>>70240571
You could probably ask Scotland and Wales the same thing?
Nothing against legal tax evasion, I do have an aversion to our politicians/Cameron doing it though whilst telling us we're all in it together, scorning tax dogging companies and letting the tax-payer foot the bill for his fucking pro-EU propaganda leaflets
He is a fucking cunt
>>70240120
Who has let the government get away with slowly tearing this country apart, and fed it to Europe? The royals. They have no qualification to govern, they don't relate to our concerns because haven't worked a fucking day in their lives. So really mate, yes we need a right-wing government, but we don't need a bunch of fucking layabouts who do fuck all for this country. Why didn't the Queen oppose the signing of the Maastricht Treaty? We need a balance of power in this country. Not a fucking monarchy that allows the government to do the fuck what it wants.
Reminder to SIGN THIS PETITION
>STOP CAMERON spending British taxpayers’ money on Pro-EU Referendum leaflets
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/116762
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>>70240523
Johnson has previously been an openly raging globalist. The only reason why he's running for Brexit is to put himself in the spotlight and set himself up for the leadership position.
>>70240640
But isn't it the average lefty meme these days?
"Lol ignore farage, he'll probably say its Immigration hehe, upboat my tweet pls."
>>70240717
>Johnson has previously been an openly raging globalist.
This is new to me, but I'll be inclined to believe it if you provide me a source. He's probably written an article about it at the least.
If he's a globalist puppet, then we're fucked once Cameron leaves office.
>>70240691
I signed this earlier, also bumping for anon
>STOP CAMERON spending British taxpayers’ money on Pro-EU Referendum leaflets
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/116762
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>>70240649
Carwyn Jones may be a fucking drooling spastic but he isn't Sturgeon tier.
>>70237022
"Fucked up the budget"
You NEETs act like government has ever done anything but overspend and then try to bill taxpayers for it.
So many closet commies in here it's ridiculous.
>>70240760
I dunno. Liberals think I'm conservative and conservatives think I'm liberal. It could be anyone's meme.
>>70237004
Oh please, if someone accuses you of fucking a dead pig and your first response isn't literally "No, I didn't" then you did it and they only reason you didn't immediately deny it is because you know that someone out there has evidence.
>>70240649
Well, Scotland fail at independence so yes. Northern Ireland is the usual mess.
I don't know anything about Wales though. What did they do?
>>70240649
We don't have any room in Wales. Scotland can have all the refugees if they want, but they're not coming to Wales. We don't fucking want them.
>>70240870
>The EU Referendum Act 2015 commits the Government to provide information to the public on EU membership ahead of the vote, and that is what we will do.
lol
>>70240870
Also sign this.
>Hold a General Election in 2016
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/122946/signatures/new
>>70240931
>>70241125
Are you fucking sure about that?
Didn't you see him on QT, he started going on about Immigration and that he traced his Welsh origins from like somewhere in Asia, he's a fucking joke.
>>70241135
Good thing about Wales is they have some self respect. And are rather socially right wing, won't give into bringing in refugees and praising their government unlike the Scots.
>>70241230
>Hold a General Election in 2016
What, so Labour can ride the tides of virtue-signaling to attain at least a coalition? #RefugeesWelcome
>>70241249
I did not.
The assembly churns out so much stupid shit i try and avoid watching / listening to anything WAG related.
But he is Labour so it isn't a surprise
>>70240959
It's a drag though when you see Farage comment about the EU and make a few good points that have zero to do with Immigration and gets ignored
But the minute he makes a comment on Immigration (Proven right on constantly) its "Woah Farage le pub man constantly makes arguments about immigration, lol single issue man! xD"
>>70241249
>>70241135
Wales is redeemable, considering you know first hand the damage that plaid and labour have done.
Scotland? Scotland isn't salvageable.
>>70241230
>https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/122946/signatures/new
done
>>70241230
Fuck off.
>>70240856
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/11173369/This-trade-deal-with-America-would-have-Churchill-beaming.html
>There is absolutely nothing not to like about the TTIP. As Churchill might have said, it is altogether un-sordid. And yet virtually the only commentary we have been offered is absurdly hostile and misinformed. The debate is dominated by Left-wing misery-guts anti-globalisation campaigners.
Didn't his wife have shares in daddy's company too? Where did those go? Didn't see Cameron mention Sam selling her stakes.
>>70241465
Spoken like a true cuckservative.
>>70241523
He said they both sold them, watch the interview on Sky.
Not that I believe him ofc.
PM Corbyn will happen
>>70241575
>labour polling highest they've done in almost a year
>"let's hold an election!!!"
You are an embarrassment. Don't you have some refugees to welcome?
>>70241453
Most people here just blame the UK government, keep voting in the same shitty parties and wonder slack-jawed why nothing gets better.
>>70241432
>>70241453
Yeah true. I've got high hopes on the Welsh when the Assembly elections come, hoping a high UKIP vote. If they get enough seats could be a game changer when it comes to forming the government. You guys are much less cucked when compared to the Scots, they're fucked now, they've dugged their hole.
Don't let me down guys.
>>70240344
This tbqh, obviously he's not actually sorry, and why should he be?
>>70241658
What the fuck?
>>70241658
If Corbyn is elected we'll be living in a third-world shithole before 2025.
>>70241469
Great, thanks for killing off my hope for the Cuckservative Party.
>>70241658
Fake
You think Corbyn would do that with women?
They'd be harping sexist at him before you know it.
Would you?
>>70241717
Polls are a load of fucking bollocks. They predicted a hung parliament in the last election, and we had a majority Conservative government. Surveys are mostly done by younger people because of the financial incentive.
>>70241806
I'm voting UKIP this time around. We also have a by-election.
>>70237286
>it's not their fault, it's the government!
They are the government! The tax avoiders are the ones who are in office and the ones who are shaping government policy.
It's not the honest taxpayers who created our tax system.
>>70242028
Sweet. I'm hoping UKIP surprise a lot of people, they're always considered the England only party but if they do well in Wales, would scrub that image away.
>>70242169
The good thing is that we have the D'Hondt system in Wales. So we'll probably have UKIP AMs.
>>70241936
It'll happen no matter who's elected.
>>70241717
>labour polling well
1/2
>>70240008
why is working a day in his life as a bagger, or an accountant, or whatever you mean as "working a day in your life" important to governance?
don't read this as saying "a spoiled child makes a great king" because that's not what i'm saying.
I'm saying that the criteria for a good leader isn't found in a 9 to 5er. this holds especially true for a good leader of MILLIONS.
If harry isn't a lazy lout i'm all for him being king. Monarchy had the nice perk that they're not politicians appealing to the lowest common denominator. there's other problems, but i'd prefer my monarch to have a nice distance from the niggers nogging down my street every night.
>>70242479
Disagree. Corbyn will turn the UK into a giant ghetto and send wealthy people running out of the country.
It's exactly what Hollande has done in France: Paris has had inordinately high capital outflows, and it's because of closet communists in power starting a witch hunt against anyone with a bit of cash.
>>70242795
And the other side will just sell everything here to the highest foreign bidder until there are no decent jobs for anyone and noone can afford a decent house.
Frankly I'd prefer Corbyn since at least with him I wouldn't be fucked if I broke a leg whilst in the dole line. Don't pretend the current government is in it for anyone but themselves just because they're right-wing. I'd love a true right-wing government but we're not getting that at all.
>>70243110
>noone can afford a decent house.
Its already like the in Sussex.
>>70242602
If you love the royals so much we'll do a little /pol/ exchange. I'll live in the US, and you can live in Airstrip One and have King Ginger Cunt IX rule over you, whilst getting buggered by a rapefugee.
>>70243345
It's like it anywhere in a 2 hour radius of the centre of London. That radius will just keep getting bigger as the properties are bought up by buy-to-let boomers and Rashid the Arabian Prince.
>>70236495
If the revelation that he fucked a dead pig didn't force him to resign, nothing will
>>70243110
It's not ideal right now, that's for sure, but believe me, houses will come down, it's a liquidity trap for investors. Housing is basically a pyramid scheme.
When governments default a lot of wealth will evaporate anyway.
We don't want to live in the USSR mk 2. Believe me, things can always, always, always get worse than now. A lot worse.
>>70243605
That's because it's neither important nor necessarily true. The idea is worth a laugh but not a resignation.
>>70243683
>Housing is basically a pyramid scheme.
Which is why it must continue to bubble.
No one give a fuck if an entire generation of people can't really afford to leave the nest.
>>70243683
The thing is if it was just "not ideal" I'd be fine, but BOTH sides would fuck our country's future right up. You've got wannabe-Thatcher on one side and wannabe-Lenin on the other.
>houses will come down
I seriously doubt it. Even if they do the societal damage will be done. When the majority can't afford to have babies the next generation will be raised by those too stupid to realize they can't afford it.
>>70243851
Have patience senpai. Markets always find equilibrium. When sov. debt implodes and the mortgage defaults start, the price of housing will fall dramatically. London has only really bubbled because of Chinese and Arabian capital flight.
>>70244081
>London has only really bubbled
It's bubbling everywhere, even here in the southwest.
Who cares if London is so expensive to live in? You'd have to be suicidal or a muslim to want to live there (same thing tbqh).
>>70244081
Addendum: If capital flows reverse, and/or no buyers can be found, wealthy people will be left holding properties that they cannot sell if they need to get cash.
It will start a bidding war lower in a highly illiquid asset. Also note: London luxury property peaked in the 3rd quarter of 2015. It's fallen since. The lower end markets will follow and it will spread out to the periphery of the UK from there.
How's the London mayoral election going?
Verhofstadt is on Sky and is as annoying as ever
>"The only reason people don't like the EU is because the EU doesn't have enough power!"
>"The only politician wanting Britain to leave Europe is Putin!"
>>70243529
Can't we just start a revolution and hang all the traitorous fucks?
>>70244538
We're probably going to have a muddy mayor by the end of the year
>>70244865
The guy literally looks like a fucking drowned rat. He's the worst.
They could have reformed. But no, power is more important.
>>70244865
>"The only politician wanting Britain to leave Europe is Putin!"
Interesting choice of words. "Leave Europe".
I think this tory party is alright.
I was a big fan until Cameron backed the Remain camp after saying 'if we don't get a good deal/reform, I will lead the OUT campaign'.
Hopefully a brexit and then Bojo PM with Gove,IDS, Dr Fox in the cabinet. That would be nice.
