No you can't lie continuously as she does people just won't deal with you how are they to know when you are telling them the truth?

I can't recall any PM being like this certainly Mrs Thatcher was difficult but not untrustworthy.

Can you list some of these continuous lies?

Not calling an election I can sort of give you (though I wouldn't class that as a lie, more a fairly cynical change of mind)

sure my post and just about everything else.

I can't find anything I believe her on nothing.

Hold on tight,its going to be a bumpy ride...

"The UK has slumped to the bottom of the league table of advanced economies after Canada registered stellar growth in the first three months of the year.

Canada was the final member of the G7 to report its growth figures, which confirmed the UK as officially the joint worst performing member so far this year. The announcement marked a significant decline for the UK economy, which a year ago was outshining Germany, the US and Japan. In February it was announced that Germany had pipped the UK as the fastest-growing G7 nation during 2016 by 10 basis points.

However, the latest figures for Canada, which showed that growth accelerated to 0.9% in the first quarter, putting it top of the G7 performers, has left Britain languishing alongside Italy at the bottom of the table. Germany is in second spot at 0.6%, followed by Japan with 0.5%, France 0.4% and the US at 0.3%. The UK and Italy are then level on growth of just 0.2%.

The sluggish expansion in the first quarter provides the latest evidence that the early resilience to the EU referendum result last June is now wearing off as higher inflation puts consumers under pressure. Prices have been increasing since the Brexit vote because the referendum result sent the pound sharply lower and has raised the cost of imports to the UK. That higher inflation has hit household budgets and dented the main driver of UK growth, consumer spending."

OK. So "lie continuously as she does" has become "I don't personally trust her".

Massive difference, wouldn't you agree?

OK, in which case you're clearly a total liar, because I think so.

Still fine with that approach?

Hold on tight,its going to be a bumpy ride...

"The UK has slumped to the bottom of the league table of advanced economies after Canada registered stellar growth in the first three months of the year.

Canada was the final member of the G7 to report its growth figures, which confirmed the UK as officially the joint worst performing member so far this year. The announcement marked a significant decline for the UK economy, which a year ago was outshining Germany, the US and Japan. In February it was announced that Germany had pipped the UK as the fastest-growing G7 nation during 2016 by 10 basis points.

However, the latest figures for Canada, which showed that growth accelerated to 0.9% in the first quarter, putting it top of the G7 performers, has left Britain languishing alongside Italy at the bottom of the table. Germany is in second spot at 0.6%, followed by Japan with 0.5%, France 0.4% and the US at 0.3%. The UK and Italy are then level on growth of just 0.2%.

The sluggish expansion in the first quarter provides the latest evidence that the early resilience to the EU referendum result last June is now wearing off as higher inflation puts consumers under pressure. Prices have been increasing since the Brexit vote because the referendum result sent the pound sharply lower and has raised the cost of imports to the UK. That higher inflation has hit household budgets and dented the main driver of UK growth, consumer spending."

Many people? Name 20 of them.

Correct (for the first time ever) but you need to be careful just citing 'many' people' who apparently agree with you. I've​ asked you to name 20 of them. Shouldn't be too difficult, even for you, seeing as there are apparently 'many'of them.

That's not a big deal to say I don't believe Mrs May many people feel the same.