Sunak's D-Day blunder: 'No way to insult more people at once' | Susie Boniface



“There is no way to insult more people at once than on D-Day.”

Rishi Sunak left the D-Day ceremony early. “It’s something that plainly was planned. He was never going to stay. He wasn’t even going to attend at one stage, apparently” says Susie Boniface.

“It suggests that he’s not very politically intelligent, not very emotionally intelligent” says Christian Calgie.

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50 thoughts on “Sunak's D-Day blunder: 'No way to insult more people at once' | Susie Boniface”

  1. To me this is symbolic of the entire group of chancers we have had running the country since 2016. None of them have a clue about public service. Or have any gravitas. They all seem to have no idea of what competence looks like let alone being able to demonstrate any. Nothing they have done or attempted to do has been shown any thought or focus on actually delivering something. This is just the icing on the cake of total incompetence. Time for a bloody change!!

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  2. This video comes after 2 days of Times Radio trying to minimize the impact or shift the blame and their STILL saying its not such a big deal… "Quick! Mention Nicola Duffy!" its like the PMQ Corbyn line

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  3. Every single individual at Conservative HQ including Rishi’s advisers, knew about the 80th Anniversary of D-Day and no doubt, he already knew about the event and its impossible to believe it was not brought to his attention. The buck stops with Rishi – it was he who decided to leave early to run to ITV and even they are appalled at his behaviour. The desperation for his second power grab is evident. The ‘man’ is an absolute disgrace.

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  4. Robot Sunak’s ‘apology’ : Always be sincere, especially when you don’t mean a word of it……

    Error 060644: Sunak.exe v5.0 has crashed. Please shut down and return to California.

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  5. "I don't think ultimately this will have a huge effect" Jesus, the Express is almost as much of a joke as the party they desperately prop up. I really hope the British public will wake up and get angry with the press who are complicit in the reckless damage done to this country by the Tories.

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  6. Sunak is laughably bad at this, he's surely TRYING to lose isn't he? I mean, even if he was genuinely this terrible, the law of averages would say he'd have a good day once in a while?

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  7. It’s so sad! My grandad was killed in the D Day landings on June the 6th. Shortly after that my mother was born Grandad never knew my mom, never knew my grandmother was having a baby! Know I have to ask the question, did grandad die in vain? Was it all pointless? Will his sacrifice ever be appreciated, when a prime minister who isn’t even native to this country can’t even be bothered to stay at the commemorations. All so sad and ultimately pointless! Like a kiss from a black rose on the grave! Wish I knew you grandad! Would really liked to have known you! Rest on gods eternal peace ❤❤❤

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  8. This has ensured one tone deaf , useless Prime Minister will be replaced by another useless Prime Minister in July. Just a grim , disastrous merry go around of Donkeys in charge of us..

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  9. I'm from the Netherlands , and even I can't understand why he made such a blunder. A perfect example how detached Sunak & co are . Over the years I've noticed how' multi generational rich 'Hedgefunds managers' are truly 'alien' when it comes to basic emotions and values. When it's not about profit or status, their mind goes blank.

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  10. D-Day Dodger Sunak Wants National Service. "We shall leave them on the beaches, we shall lie about taxes & if we are cross examined in a Public Enquiry about covid, partygate or brexit… we shall never remember"

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  11. I think Sunak is being judged harshly… Imagine the strain on him for being surrounded by so many plebs. And on top of that he is expected to shake the hands of the unwashed masses, some of which probably smell like old people…

    😂

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  12. My uncle died on that beach. Fishy Rishi showed imense disrespect to those who gave their lives on that day. His lame excuse was that his itinerary was set weeks ago and he couldn't change it. My question to him would be how many YEARS ago was the 80th anniversary of the D-day Landings set into his itinerary ? It is an event which should have been in his itinerary for years and carved in stone so it could not be changed. The truth is he could no care less.

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  13. HAHAHAHA
    BIDEN
    DID THE SAME
    IT'S NOT STRANGE
    IT'S PLANNED
    IF PEOPLE DON'T DEMAND
    A NEW UPGRADED MODERN
    SYSTEM
    TO CUTDOWN CORRUPTION
    LIES DECEIT AND GREED
    IN GOVERNMENT
    THERE WILL BE
    NO REAL DEMOCRECY
    NO REAL JUSTICE
    NO REAL FREEDOM
    NO RIGHTS
    NO
    PEACE
    ON YOUR STREETS
    IT'S THAT SIMPLE
    IT AIN'T BLOODY ROCKET SCIENCE
    IS IT
    YOU LOVE YOUR KIDS
    BLOODY PROVE IT
    DEMAND THIS ONE THING
    AND EVERYTHING
    WILL CHANGE

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