She does tend to think that a stronger candidate than young Rory could have given Farage a thrashing.
Young Rory still thinks he's playing the Great Game!
Honourable and Fairminded Dame,
We all know that you are a committed Remainer but please ask your readers to look at this YouTube Oxford Union DEBATE between government minister, Rory Stewart, and Nigel Farage.
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| Stewart of Afghanistan |
Stewart was feeble, foppish and affected with a dinner jacket built in the '30's..... Farage....fiery, agile and with every stat at his fingertips left Stewart reeling!
No wonder our country is in a mess if we have to scrape the barrel to find ministers as weak as Stewart.
Incidentally, there should be scrutiny as to his exact role in Afghanistan.
Methinks that he rather embellished his CV....as well as nicking the wife of one of his charity's workers.
No wonder he wore the suit of a cad!
Yours faithfully,
A Leave Resident
Worse....he nicked the wife of a co-worker and then appointed her CEO of Turquoise Mountain without any qualification to her name and at a chunky salary!
ReplyDeleteMy God, the fella seems an utter bounder. Had he served in my regiment(The 4th Kabul Cavalry) he would have had a damned good horse whipping.
ReplyDeleteFoppish Stewart was playing to the crowd. Back to the Oxford Union. Clearly demonstrated that he is a lightweight. No gravitas, just public school wittering. Farage by contrast, agree with him or not, was passionate, briefed and coherent.
ReplyDeleteI know who I would choose to bat for me.
One sees a performance like Stewart's at the Oxford Union and one feels sick. How can something like this be a Minister?
ReplyDeleteSick joke
Farage certainly knows how to communicate and inspire. Stuart is a big turn off.
ReplyDeleteStewart is deeply in love with himself and thinks himself as a bit of a Romantic....Lawrence of Arabia blended with a Victorian spy.
ReplyDeleteThe story is that all this governorship of some Afghan province was a bit exaggerated.
It would be interesting to hear from Stewart, in his own words, what he was trying to portray by wearing the totally ridiculous dinner jacket at the Oxford Union. He stood out like a sore prat
DeleteSeems like the Brexit Party launch on Friday is sold out
ReplyDeleteStewart is one of those political dabblers that should remain out of sight and out of mind. He is a weapon of self destruction for democracy
ReplyDeleteNot democracy - the Tory party. The fop should be pushed to Front Of House! Help to make way for the Brexit Party
DeleteStewart is the oldest teenager in the business. Still trying to work through his issues. Not to be taken seriously at this time.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very revealing debate. Proponents from both sides addressing a very emotive subject. Farage was briefed, informed, passionate and spoke with conviction. A convincing performance. Stewart was a pathetic and irrelevant advocate - a shallow see through person without substance
ReplyDeleteRS has a huge ego. I once him together with Shaun Bailey (another huge ego) and they were both eyeing each other like Pit Bull terriers. The room (very big) was way too small for them both
ReplyDeleteThe mess continues. Needs a person who can lead the people to get it sorted. Stewart is NOT that person
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