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Like a stuck record, Rishi Sunak today repeated his latest mantra that the Tories need to ‘stick with the plan’ when faced with impending electoral oblivion.

When pressed on what exactly the ‘plan’ was, the Conservative Government boldly pointed to their 'five point plan' and key achievements:


1 - Leaving almost everyone poorer than they were when the Tories came to power.


2 - Destroying Britain's post-war relationship with Europe and introducing extra tariffs, costs and travel disruption for no reason at all, other than not liking Johnny Foreigner.


3 - Sowing needless discord and division with confected race wars, because we think there might be some votes in racist bigotry.


4 - Undermining the National Health Service to the point of collapse, because we just don’t like ‘socialist’ ideas like free health care for all.


5 - Leaving housing unaffordable for everyone but the very wealthiest Tory donors.


A spokesman went on to boast:

‘When you look at these metrics, there is no question that the Tories have outperformed expectations over the past 14 years. We really have made exceptional progress in destroying the economic and social fabric of the country. But that is not all – oh no, we are now planning to take our plan much further. The Prime Minister is full of bold and innovative ideas for the future, liking making everyone learn maths until they are 65 and making it compulsory to wear trousers that are far too short, so then everyone can look like a gormless dork – not just the PM .’


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A Tory environment spokesman has hotly denied that his party is dragging its feet on carbon emissions. "We are taking firm but cautious steps", junior minister Tristan Vickers told a news conference yesterday. "A hard-hitting memo has been sent to all toy manufacturers stating that the days of diesel and petrol are numbered in the nation's nurseries. This will send a clear message to all five-year-olds that there's no need to be ashamed of owning a Nissan Leaf, even if it's only three inches long".




In a further crackdown on fossil fuels, the government has decreed that all cars owned by fictitious characters on TV will be electric by 2040. "Think of how quiet your living room will be when you're watching car chases",  Mr Vickers says. "No more if that ear-splitting roar from a V12 engine while James Bond pursues villains at 150mph". EastEnders cars are expected to be all electric by 2030: "Soon there'll be a barely audible hum from the traffic in Albert Square, so quiet you'll be able to hear the customers in the Queen Vic threatening each other with GBH".



He reacted angrily to suggestions that the government is not taking climate change seriously. "Our commitment to saving the planet starts right here in my office", he retorted. "Have I told you about my wind-powered pencil-sharpener?"


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