Which Prime Minister are you?

[Randy]

You'll be popular in Tonypandy, Ireland and India.

Except what they say about Churchill sending troops to Tonypandy never happened. Neither did the infamous quote attributed to him by extreme socialists.




https://winstonchurchill.org/resources/myths/striking-welsh-coal-miners/

 

[WindyNook]

Apparently I'm rather grey and I like peas. Dumbfounded

 

[Lefty]

Where's Coops?

Is he refusing to put his result up until he gets an answer other than Spencer Perceval, do you think?

 

[SmallTown]

Must be the favourite sport question. Didn't Wilson decide to hold an election during a world cup? Not that we can really believe Blair and his love of football.

I didn't pick football as my fave sport though!

 

[Muttley]

Gordon Brown too and I'm quite pleased with that. A decent man and PM.

 

[Lefty]

Apparently I'm rather grey and I like peas. Dumbfounded

Did you answer 'Cricket' as your favourite sport?

 

[Lefty]

Except what they say about Churchill sending troops to Tonypandy never happened. Neither did the infamous quote attributed to him by extreme socialists.




https://winstonchurchill.org/resources/myths/striking-welsh-coal-miners/

Regardless of some myths and distortions, he was Home Secretary and rightly or wrongly he did send troops, which the people there never forgave.

 

[WindyNook]

Did you answer 'Cricket' as your favourite sport?

Don't be daft . Footie all the way. But as you get older you tend to have a more balanced outlook. So with my new egalitarian stand point, out of all the recent I'm alright Jack evil fascist bar stewards JM was the softest x best

 

[Muttley]

John Major, was (and remains) a decent human being and proof that being a Tory isn't simply a matter of being a card carrying elitist.

 

[Randy]

Regardless of some myths and distortions, he was Home Secretary and rightly or wrongly he did send troops, which the people there never forgave.

But he didn't. They were in reserve.

 

[motownjunk]

I got Clement Attlee, not sure what that means

 

[Lefty]

But he didn't. They were in reserve.

Yes, but still there and they had an impact on the strike not in the strikers favour. But the point I made was simply that Churchill wasn't (indeed still isn't) popular in Tonypandy. You might think unjustly.

 

[bear66]

Yes, but still there and they had an impact on the strike not in the strikers favour. But the point I made was simply that Churchill wasn't (indeed still isn't) popular in Tonypandy. You might think unjustly.

He isn't. Nor Lloyd George.

 

[Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret]

I couldn't find the link to the quiz so I guess that makes me Boris Johnson

 

[Lefty]

I got Clement Attlee, not sure what that means

It means you're quite lovely.

 

[bear66]

I couldn't find the link to the quiz so I guess that makes me Boris Johnson

It's a scrolling window in some browsers. Took me (Chris Grayling) some time to find it as well.

 

[WindyNook]

John Major, was (and remains) a decent human being and proof that being a Tory isn't simply a matter of being a card carrying elitist.

I agree Mutley. It's a shame that Johnson got rid of the majority of centrist M Ps at the last G E.

 

[turnoffsaysthestar]

Gordon Brown must be the most with working class background

 

[bear66]

I agree Mutley. It's a shame that Johnson got rid of the majority of centrist M Ps at the last G E.

Although there appears to be a rebellion of 100 Tory MPs, many voted in for the first time in December, who aren't in line with the current government make-up.

 

[FabioPorkpie]

Gordon Brown for me too.