June 20th, 2012

G20 Wars

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With the G20 sumit in Mexico appearing to be a complete waste of time, what has been happening on the sidelines is much more interesting. Cameron will be thrilled that bonkers Argentine PM Cristina Kirchner attempted to film him in some sort of stunt involving an envelope stuffed with documents about the Falklands. Not even Ed Miliband gets that look of utter contempt…

The travelling hack pack seem to have fallen out with Craig Oliver. According to the Times he got very grumpy with them for tweeting pictures of the stunning beach out of shot from the stage managed backdrop for interviews with Dave. He snapped them lounging by the pool as revenge. As Craig Oliver knows full well, Guido is happy to give these sort of things the audience they deserve. Send ‘em over Craig. They would do it to you…

UPDATE: 

If looks could sink ships…


230 Comments

  1. 1
    Steve Miliband says:

    Is it Jimmy Carr in drag again?

  2. 2
    Solly says:

    Typical public relations stunt by the Argies inorder to distract from domestic problems.

    Contempt deserved.

    If Kirchener gets uppity I suggest parking one of our Tomahawk capable submarines in international waters off the coast of their capital city and opening the launch hatches.

    The General Belgrano was a moving target, Buenos Aires isn’t.

    • 11
      The Angel of Dearth says:

      +1

      If I were PM, and perhaps it’s just as well I’m not, I’d tell the Argies that if any of their troops invade the Falklands again, they’ll have to stay there because there won’t be an Argentina to which they can return.

      • 18
        What's Left? says:

        Remind me…..how much are we funding this contemptuous Argentinianloon government in overseas aid? £200 million? If so, why?

      • 21
        Solly says:

        Agreed. I’m happy not to be PM either.

        I’d have turned Strasbourg and Brussels into glass carparks by now.

      • 62
        Greychatter says:

        Didn’t Britain offer to share any oil revenue from the Falklands but Cristina Kirchner’s husband turned down the offer flat?

        http://news.sky.com/home/business/article/16201106

        Falkland oil for the Falkland Islanders.

        Argentinian oil for the Argies.

        • 155
          Dick the Prick says:

          Surely Spanish oil for the Argies. It’s the numb nuts bullshit of it that pisses off any rational fucker; they haven’t got the technology, we have. We’ll still need to land it in Argentina and to blank negotiate on an item that’s not on the table without serious consideration of the quid pro quos is mindless amatuer hour. She could win on this, train up her engineers, develop a distribution centre, improve infrastructure and opportunities but instead, instead it’s ‘fuck you, give us our islands back which were never really ours and we’ve never given a fuck about just because they happen to be near us even though we didn’t have boats for 100 years it’s still a fucking long haul to get to Stanley’. Numbnuts.

    • 93
      dothemaths says:

      Just like Jim Callahan did in 1977 with a Polaris boat then, so as to dissuade the Argies from causing any bother. Pity Maggot didn’t try that before killing a lot of young men.

      • 113
        Solly says:

        Yep, that’s the one. I knew I’d heard of it happening before.

        http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4597581.stm

      • 123
        Sir William Waad says:

        The threat would have been “Withdraw your troops from the Falklands or we nuke Buenos Aires.”

        Think that would have worked?

        • 147
          Ivor Nidear says:

          Don’t know why this ended up as 132 at the bottom of the page, but still…
          Ivor Nidear says:

          132
          June 20, 2012 at 10:41 am

          Why don’t we clear all the islanders off to somewhere similar off northern Scotland and then nuke the Falklands? Save a lot of bother all round….

      • 158
        Archer Karcher says:

        Your logic is more than a little warped as was Callaghan’s idiotic, yet rather lucky posturing. I particularly liked this bit from your BBC link.

        “Concerns were so high, HMS Dreadnaught was told if it was attacked by Argentine anti-submarine weapons it must “surface or withdraw at high speed submerged, whichever will be of least risk to life”.”

        Yep, run away if detected, because, as usual the left can’t take the hard decisions.

        • 218
          dothemaths says:

          Dreadnaught was an attack sub, it didn’t carry Polaris missiles and at that time there were no tube launched missiles fitted. The Polaris sub was much further away.

    • 217
      Stark says:

      TLAMs are fired from the tubes, Solley.

  3. 3
    South America: it's shit, because they're thick. says:

    I love the Spanish-sp*eaking Argies complaining about our ‘colonialism’.

    • 25
      What's Left? says:

      Yes…..these people sheltered the Nazis, that’s why there are so many German speakers there. They have massacred the indigenous people (est 80% killed by 1650 alone) and ransacked the natural resources.

      They stole the land from the Americo-Indians and committed appalling atrocities in the early part of the twentieth century. Now they want to impose their Faustian rule over the Falkland Islanders……because their own economy is collapsing and there is oil in them there rocks……..”Germanic” descendant Kirchner is a chancer.

      • 50
        UKIP.I.AM says:

        A country wanting to invade a territory a thousand miles away from itself is like Britain demanding ownership of Andorra.

  4. 6
    ooh er says:

    Cameron approached her, didnt he?
    Seems to me that he shouldnt have gone near her, unless her was engineering such a stunt to make him look all big and tough.

    He’s a fake. Pissing his panties I’ll bet when she make him look a Hunt.

    • 19
      Anonymous says:

      She was attempting to present him with some silly papers claiming the Argies own the Falklands.
      He preempted her in a firm and statesmanlike way and showed her up for the chancer she is by reminding her that Falkland Islanders have a right to self determination.

      • 39
        Brian the Interesting says:

        I’d like to see the Spanish hand her some papers, telling her that Spain owns Argentina.

        • 72
          H. Istory says:

          Controversy exists over the Falklands’ original discovery and subsequent colonisation by Europ3ans. At various times there have been French, British, Spanish, and Argentine settlements. Britain re-established its rule in 1833, yet the islands continue to be claimed by Argentina.

      • 44

        The Plaza, Stockport
        Friday 22nd June 2012

        Brand new show, brand new jokes, same old Jimmy.

        ‘Gagging Order’ promises to be an hilarious night out…let’s see shall we. The show will be packed with one-liners, jokes, hypocrisy and tax avoidance advice.
        Some clever, some rude & a most, totally unacceptable.

        Jimmy has sold over a million DVDs & hosted countless TV shows but live comedy and sensible financial planning is what he does best, so go and see for yourself!

        The performance is not suitable for children under 16 years or anyone with a fear of schadenfreude.

        Please note that dates, and easy jibes at elites, pandering to student’s social consciences against realistic long term pension planning, may be subject to change.

        £96.00 – Stockport

        £96 a ticket?? He’s not Take That..although they do share an offshore tax accountant adviser.

    • 54
      Betrand Russell says:

      Cammo saw her puppies and thought a closer look would be in order !

    • 229
      Anonymous says:

      I dread to think what Ed would have done if he had been there, it would have given us all a laugh though !

  5. 7
    Camilla Parker-Starney says:

    Cameron did manage to annoy the French saying he’d “roll out the red carpet” for the tax exiles fleeing repression from the socialist junta in Paris.

  6. 13
    Baroness Warsi says:

    Shouldn’t your headline read…..G20 Warsi

    Thank you so much.

  7. 14
    Craig Oliver says:

    Photos on their way to you,mate.

  8. 20
    anonymous says:

    cameron on another all-expenses paid jolly i see

    is he ever in this country anymore?

    suppose he has to keep up his tan

    • 29
      Ex Conservative Voter says:

      Quite. Spendaholic eco-maniac Camoron loves jetting around the world at our expense – presumably using the revenues from the economy-wrecking ‘Green Taxes’ he imposed on us ‘little people’.

      Why doesn’t the thick tw*t use Skype? And if the other bastards in the G20 won’t use Skype, he should have nothing to do with them. But, as you say, he’s got that tan to work on. And it is a lovely freebie.

    • 230
      Anonymous says:

      Er, it was a meeting of the G20 countries, the Prime minister has to attend. Hes the Prime minister you see.

  9. 23
    Owain Glyndwr says:

    What was the swivel eyed argie bint doing at the G20, argentina has been called a pariah state by various members of the G20

  10. 26
    Whereas if it had been... says:

    Have to admit when I heard that a comedian had been exposed as a tax avoider, Jimmy Car wasnt the top of my list as to who I hoped it would be. Slightly dissapointed .

  11. 27
    Steve Miliband says:

    It’s Hague v Linda Snell at PMQ’s

  12. 31
    Ah! Monika says:

    Telegraph

    Yummy mummies fail their children, says Cherie Blair
    Cherie Blair attacks mothers who focus on raising their children at the expense of their careers.
    723 Comments

    723 and you can imagine what they’re telling her.

    • 42
      gramma says:

      Probably nobody has politely mentioned to her that the attempted suicide of one of her children might have been caused by their ‘hands off’ approach.
      Where any parent wants the penny and the bun there will always be lateral facets of a family relationship suffering.

    • 49
      The Angel of Dearth says:

      For some bizarre reason (lack of real news, I suppose), it’s on about page 5 of today’s print edition, too.

      “Yummy mummies fail their children, says Cherie Blai..” <– and that's the exact point where I skipped to the next article.

    • 56
      Solly says:

      Amazing how easy it is to shout one’s mouth off when there is a protection squad outside the front door.

  13. 32
    Only in the Graun says:

    I note the BBC’s Nick Robinson mentioned “the RETURN of the Falkland Islands to Argentina” in his report last night.

    How can they be ‘returned’ when Argentina never owned them?

    Another glaring giveaway of the BBC mindset.

    • 48
      BBC News says:

      Sorry about that.

      Naturally we really meant “The liberation from the imperialistic,colonialist,dictatorial oppression of the Tory led coalition government of scum”

      • 66
        Mark Thompson says:

        We look forward to broadcasting a day-long TV festival of panpipe entertainment, as the Malvinas are wrenched from the clutches of the evil baby-eating Tory colonialists and returned to the wonderful warm-hearted Amerindian country-folk.

    • 74
      H. Istory says:

      Controversy exists over the Falklands’ original discovery and subsequent colonisation by Europe@ns. At various times there have been French, British, Spanish, and Argentine settlements. Britain re-established its rule in 1833, yet the islands continue to be claimed by Argentina. I

      • 90
        AC1 says:

        Controversy exists over the Argentina’s original discovery and subsequent colonisation by Europe@ns. At various times there have been French, British, Spanish, and Portuguese settlements. Spain re-established its rule in 1733, yet the islands continue to be claimed by the indigenous population.

      • 91
        I love the FT says:

        But Argentine wasn’t established as any concept of a state until 1832 and in its current form until the 1860s ie we were there first.

        So we were there first.

        • 161
          Don't trouble the scorer says:

          That century between 1733 and 1833 was quicker than Ian Bell’s….

          • They're only Argies says:

            I don’t give a shit who was there first, WE are there now and the mouthy little spicks need to pipe down before 2 Para have to give them a few lessons in international diplomacy.

            Good grief! We can’t have dagoes running around all over the shop!

  14. 33
    illogical says:

    Would be nice to read a story about any government’s intervention in a country where the reasoning behind their concern was not oil.
    Good luck to the Falklanders, but recently discovered deposits around their islands are just the tip of the potential treasure.
    Strategically placed the ownership of a slice of Antarctica where the present day moritorium concerning oil and mineral deposits prevents extraction by all is the game at hand.
    The Falklands stands in the way of Argentia claiming a large slice of the pie.
    Oh for the days of the commonwealth- We almost could have claimed the whole!

    • 69

      The Falkland Islanders will have to share the profits of all that wealth with Argentina. unless they want to try and run an 8,000 mile pipeline back to Aberdeen.

      Negotiation would be the best course for Argentina.

      • 73
        I love the FT says:

        That depends. Can be transshipped in Falklands and distributed from there. Bring even more revenue and work to the Falklands and need a bigger British population so wins all around

      • 84
        AC1 says:

        I think it’s rather more likely that Chile will get the gig…

      • 85
        Another Engineer says:

        8000 mile pipeline across the Mid-Atlantic Ridge?

        Where is Stanislav when you need him? I’m sure that would be within his capabilities.

        You _could_ build the refinery on the Falklands but it might be a bit tricky getting the staff.

        How about Chile instead? That would _really_ annoy Argentina.

        • 96
          jgm2 says:

          It’d be as easy as pie getting the refinery staff. You just pay them enough money to make it worth their while.

          In any case you’d only need a core of technical staff. The rest of the work could be done by the locals.

      • 88
        jgm2 says:

        I think the Falklands has some splendid natural harbours. No need to pipe it to Argentina at all.

        • 163

          Its cost though, isn’t it. It is possible to build on/off shore refinery and pipelines. But its much, much cheaper to drill it out, pipe it straight to Argentina and deal with it all there.

          It will already be far more expensive getting oil from the harsh seas there than say..the Libyan desert.
          Cheapest costs will be winners. And Argentina is the cheapest option.

          • jgm2 says:

            Is it? Does Argentina already have a refinery at Tierra Del Fuego or Ushiaiai or whatever the fuck it’s called? If it does then fair enough. But if not and it has to be trans-shipped or piped further up the coast for several hundred/thousand miles to an existing refinery then I don’t see how that’ll be materially cheaper than sticking a refinery on the Falklands or just shipping the crude direct to some refinery in a friendly country.

      • 191
        Owain Glyndwr says:

        you dont need a pipeline

    • 111
      Sir William Waad says:

      Oil is the best possible driver for foreign policy since we would starve if our supply of oil were cut off, if we did not freeze first. Safeguarding our oil supply is therefore one of the Goverment’s first duties. Attempting ‘regime change’ is much more questionable.

    • 208
      Grrr says:

      >Would be nice to read a story about any government’s intervention in a country where the reasoning behind their concern was not oil

      Wot

      Like Siera Lione, Bosnia, Aden, Egypt and all the other non-oil producing countries we’ve been seenmilitary action in?

  15. 35
    Joss Taskin says:

    Just speed-reading the headlines. Has the government cut our Carr tax ??

  16. 37
    Deep Froat says:

    If the truth comes out I expect you’ll find that Cameron or Brown has already agreed to hand over the Falklands in a secret deal some while ago. They are just working out a way to spin it to us.

  17. 38
    Wilky says:

    She is merely explaining the breakdown of all the Foreign Aid we gave her Government… Exocets, Super Etendards, Skyhawks……..

  18. 41
    Gordon says:

    “With the G20 sumit in Mexico appearing to be a complete waste of time,”

    Then we are all doomed I tell you.

    http://twitter.com/OfficeGSBrown/status/213647898448101376

    • 47
      Joss Ayinglike says:

      I see the sainted couple have got a massive 6,500 followers.

    • 61
      Betrand Russell says:

      The Office of Gordon and Sarah Parasite!

      • 110
        jgm2 says:

        Brown is patriotically laundering his income through a fake charity to avoid tax too. He doesn’t trust the government to spend taxes wisely either.

        And he should know.

    • 75
      Raving Loon says:

      The EU crisis will continue until:

      1) Greece leaves the EU and defaults, as well as other countries admitting that they are insolvent

      OR

      2) The EU considers an economic solution that doesn’t involve the Euro and further European integration

      Option 2 won’t happen, so we must wait until the bust European nations “do an Iceland” and stop bending over for the bankers.

      • 81
        AC1 says:

        I think once the politically connected have unwound their losing positions at taxpayer expense, the thing will “collapse”…

    • 125
      UKIP.I.AM says:

      If this is the last chance saloon, mine’s a pint.

  19. 43
    Elgin's lost his Marbles says:

    Caption:
    CK “So this is your cast-iron guarantee to the Islanders about their referendum?”

  20. 46
    Boner says:

    I have to say, I’d bone the Argie Nazi bitch.

    • 80
      I want eye-candy and I want it NOW says:

      She’s a bit past-it, don’t you think? Surely there must have been a few babes in Buenos Aires, so why did they go and choose the country’s one and only minger for president?

    • 127
      Lord Mandelbum of Fondleboys says:

      There are some sick fu%#97;ks out there, but I never knew there were any quite hat sick! What next? A Cherie Blair carnal fan club?

      Ugh. Mind bleach please!

  21. 52
    Anonymous says:

    She’s actually the President, but who cares about accuracy?

    • 71
      I love the FT says:

      Is that the best you can do for what Tom Watson pays you?

      • 108
        Tom Fatson says:

        I deny that I am a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Taxpayer and the trade unions.
        And it should be noted, I have never had a real job in my life.

        Waiter !!!

  22. 55
    MoD Gold Plated Sinecures Dept. says:

    Just hang on Cristina until 2030 or 2040 when our new aircraft carriers will be commissioned.

    • 87
      Wilky says:

      …and a further 10 years or so until the aircraft to embark on them are ready!

      • 92
        The Camoron School of Defence Planning says:

        Rats.

      • 220
        dothemaths says:

        Google Taranis sometime. By the time the carriers are finished that is what should be flying off them. That bugger will pull G’s that would rip a pilot’s body apart.

    • 89
      The Camoron School of Defence Planning says:

      Or 2050, when the aircraft carriers get some aircraft.

  23. 58

    James O’Brien about to do his show.

    “who’s worst- Jimmy Carr or MPs claiming expenses?”

    I’d say we were about equal. Its the hypocrisy issue James, as you well know.
    But that won’t stop endless lefty loons claiming ‘but what he did was legal so whats the problem?’

    What MPs did was legal too.

    • 70
      Margaret Moran says:

      Legal you say? Does that mean I can make a full and rapid recovery now?

    • 130
      UKIP.I.AM says:

      Apart from those 4 Labour MPs who went to prison. Not as bad a crime as having a moat though.

    • 192
      Owain Glyndwr says:

      James o’brian must be the biggest tosser on the radio, hang on retard bacon, ratface derbyshire, fatso nolan etc

  24. 65

    This week’s “Mock the Week” will be a slightly nervy episode as Dara, Mickey, Chris, Greg, Alan, and co struggle to avoid their involvement with

    What does “J.C.T.A. 1%” mean

    • 102
      jgm2 says:

      Good for Jimmy Carr. The less tax anybody pays the less money the c*unts have to buy votes with and the more their minds are concentrated towards living within their means.

      Jimmy Carr is a patriot. A hypocrite. But a patriot either by accident or design. Same as Ken Livingston.

    • 103
      Steve Miliband says:

      Jimmy Copies Toynbee At 1%

    • 145
      Raving Loon says:

      Jefferson County Teachers Association?

    • 172
      Milly Twit says:

      Jesus Christ Tories Again?

  25. 67
    Raving Loon says:

    The Argies won’t get the Falklands. We know it, they know it, the Falklanders know it, the whole world knows it. Kirchner is just making a fuss to distract from domestic issues. Dave should just ignore her like a small child moaning about having to his their vegetables.

    • 77
      AC1 says:

      Does every 30 years the doidgy leadership of Argentina need a slap-down, and a new government elected and the old leadership carted off?

    • 132
      UKIP.I.AM says:

      He should take her to a pub and leave her there.

  26. 68
    I love the FT says:

    Well done Dave.

    You know what its like in Mexican hotels …..these mad hookers just wont leave you alone

  27. 78
    Gorgon of the Manse. says:

    Dave — phone me for advice on dealing with bigoted women

  28. 79
    Jemima Khan and Ken Loach says:

    Assange is an ungrateful twat.

    • 95
      Synic says:

      But you got all that lovely publicity when you stood bail — now you will get lots of sympathy from the BBC and the luvvie PC army

  29. 82
    Baroness Warsi says:

    Whose f***ing moral compass am I ?????

  30. 86
    Samcam says:

    I’ve told you not to talk to strange tarts.

  31. 97
    I love the FT says:

    Jimmy Carr made a simple mistake.

    Someone said Car Tax is about £260 a year now so that’s what he decided to pay

    • 115
      Harry Rednap's dog says:

      I should have tried that excuse.

    • 116
      Joss Ayinglike says:

      Yes, that was Joss Taskin @ 35.

    • 134
      James Carr Esq. says:

      In fact; now I’ve bought a Prius so I don’t have to pay any tax. It pulls to the left a bit but so what!

      • 152
        The BBC are cunts says:

        Let’s be clear. When Jimmy Carrsole appears on the Beeb, his paltry salary has been provided courtesy of the viewers’ Licence Fee so it’s already been taxed numerous times as it is.

  32. 98
    David Cameron says:

    My wine tonight is dedicated to Julian Assange .

  33. 99
    A Patagonian says:

    It used to be nice around here but when the Spanish came over and took all our land it went downhill fast.

  34. 100
    Ed Miliband says:

    My position on the Falklands is one of ducking and diving until I see which way the advantage lies.

  35. 105
    Dave says:

    The bloody Spanish are nothing but trouble.

    • 139
      Rob Roy says:

      You should be more worried about what us Scots are hiding up our kilts for you Duncan!

  36. 113
    Jane Birkin from Paris says:

    Dave’s red carpet moment made the news headlines in France yesterday.

    Cameron was responding to a question put to him by a reporter and he is now making out it was half in jest off the cuff.

    When the matter was put to Hollande he refused to enter into any debate.

    I still think Hollande is a complete wanker but perhaps on this occasion his was the smarter move.

    A similar response was made by Hollande when the Rottweiler comments were put to him.

    Behind the scenes too whenever any of his team are asked a difficult question in Press briefings they close up.

    Remember you cannot fool all of the people all of the time.

    This is going to end in tears and fisticuffs

    • 121
      jgm2 says:

      Dave’s red carpet moment made the news headlines in France yesterday.

      Good. That way, when Hollande does enact legislation to tax ‘em at 75% and confiscate all their property if they try to escape, they can’t say they weren’t warned.

      • 133
        Hannibal from Carthage says:

        If Cameron was really proactive as opposed to reactive every business in France would have received emails this morning highlighting our light touch tax regime and business friendly environment with plenty of available low cost labour plus the very generous relocation packages we offer.

        • 142
          jgm2 says:

          Just buy some ads on local TV.

          Fed up paying tax so that your circus performers can spend 11 months on the dole at full ‘pay’? Come to the UK.

          • Rinka Scott says:

            E mails are cheaper faster good for the planet and do not attract VAT( yet).

            Replies can be dealt with by a call centre somewhere in India.

            No wonder the Murdochs are getting worried

        • 176
          Milly Twit says:

          That’s all we need – another 500,000 north Africans….

  37. 117
    Hawk I says:

    Well Blow me down with a feather. After years of resisting Goal Line Technology, as soon as Engerland get away with an obvious goal against them Sepp Blatter now declares the technology a necessity

  38. 118
    Loungelizard says:

    If that’s the Girl from Ipanema she’s aged badly.

  39. 128
    Yvonne from the Colliers Arms Clydach says:

    Mr Cameron said that that Argentinian woman was just out on a cheap publicity stunt.

    If Mr Cameron says so then I believe him because when it comes to cheap publicity stunts he is in his element.

    I remember when he went to that National War memorial and what he did.

    Two of my family are written on that wall.

  40. 135
    Ivor Nidear says:

    Why don’t we clear all the islanders off to somewhere similar off northern Scotland and then nuke the Falklands? Save a lot of bother all round….

  41. 136
    Dave says:

    Calm down dear.

  42. 140
    Hugo Chávez says:

    Listen b1tch if you want support go and ‘work the room’

  43. 141
    Anonymous says:

    DC: “Piss of argie and take your hand off my balls”.

    • 151
      Christine Kitchener of 5 Malivina Terrace Slough says:

      He has not got any balls!

      • 164
        Anonymous says:

        I meant to say “ball”, reference a football event in 1986. Always touching balls them argies.

  44. 146
    Sally Bercow says:

    Doesn’t Los Cabos look lovely? I wish I was there

  45. 150
    Quisling says:

    O/T But apparently the Polish have been told that if there is any more football trouble, they may get deported back to the UK

  46. 153
    Stop me and buy one says:

    How does this diplomatic territory work? I can just about understand that Assange is now on the soil of Ecuador even though he is in the middle of Londonistan but won’t he be on a British road and British airport before he gets on a plane departing British air space?

    • 179
      Milly Twit says:

      The principle of the diplomatic bag was explained clearly on the thread below. Go and look.

  47. 159
    Spanish Flea says:

    I think Dave may have problems here. If the Spanish attack Gib and the Falklands simultaneously he may find his French aircraft carriers are a bit stretched. And of course his deputy will have mixed loyalties.

    • 169
      Rinka Scott says:

      If there is a war with Spain perhaps large sections of the Clegg family will have to be sent to the Isle Of Man.

      If there is a Press Conference in Mexico perhaps Dave can be asked for clarification.

    • 181
      Milly Twit says:

      The Gibians will when the Spanish army knock off for their after-lunch siesta.

      Singalong:

      Now the soldiers may be fighting
      in the trenches
      or a battleship at sea
      but there isn’t any war
      when the clock strikes four
      EVERYTHING STOPS FOR TEA.

  48. 162
    Joe Barroso says:

    It started in Latin America

  49. 166
    Joss Ayinglike says:

    But nothing like as serious as the debt you and your Labour chumps left behind for the Country, Liam…

  50. 171
    A pledge is a pledge says:

    Have to say I’m rather pleased that Jemima Khan and Ken Loach will now have to cough up the dosh they pledged for Assange’s bail conditions.

  51. 173
    A Pretentious Prick Posing as PM says:

    I say you jolly chaps!!! Angela’s such super spiffing fun!! We must meet more often! – there’s so much we want to talk about!!!

    And she says there’s some jolly super Germans in ArgyBargy who would simply love to help work the Forky’s! Watt? Wattage??? Windage ? – that – by the by reminds me – we could put some Wind Mills on the Forky’s to help with my Green Power Plans!!! What? Watt? Wattage? Ampage??

  52. 184
    SAS NOT !!! says:

    No political mileage in harping on about the Malvinas. Shame on you Guido, your Irish roots have clearly been drained from your blood.

  53. 185
    SAS NOT !!! says:

    errrrrrrrr Isnt Guido also a Tax Avoider…. I think you will find that he is !!!!

  54. 196
    Dave the Weak says:

    You’ve overdone the botox Sam, you look just like the Argentinian Bigot that Gordon warned me about

  55. 200
    Justanotherjack says:

    She’s yellow enough for you to replace her as the face of the misery index…

  56. 201
    bonetired says:

    She got jaundice? Look slightly yellow …….

  57. 209
    Jimmy says:

    Kirchner didn’t do her research. Unless that envelope’s got cash inside, Flashman ain’t touching it.

  58. 210
    MacGuffin says:

    Kirschner is a MIWNLF

  59. 211
    MacGuffin says:

    I don’t like it when old ladies rock young girl hairstyles. It looks weird.

  60. 213
    Aunty Matter says:

    Sill bitch claims that the Falklands belong to then because they are ‘close’ to Argentina.

    So how does that explain them trying to claim South Georgia which is no where near Argentina?

    • 226
      dothemaths says:

      I thought Lerwick was crap until I visited South Georgia. Let the bitch have it.

  61. 216
    I love the FT says:

    “No love. £25 max and you bring the donkey”


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