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[roydo]

Genius leadership.

I bet anyone, during her conference speech, (if she is still leader), a version of "The lady is not for turning" will be in it.

Its beyond pathetic now.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

If these whoppers want to change the pledges voted for in the GE then they should only be able to that through another GE.

 

[Yarrgh]

Gonna have to get the lads who did the Ukrainian referendums in for the next election. Surely one of the Tory Party donors must know where Vlad got them from.

 

[TheWinslowBoy]

An appeal on behalf of myself and my fellow posties who are obviously now going to be blamed for propping up Truss' regime.


The next two days of strikes were planned weeks ago, and there's no reason why MPs can't hand deliver their letters to Graham Brady.

Thank you

 

[mightymoyes]

If these whoppers want to change the pledges voted for in the GE then they should only be able to that through another GE.

I hope this complete farce makes more people realise we don't actually live in a democracy

 

[summerisle]

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Threaten their gilded private pensions and boomers scarper quicker than the end of two for one coffee at Salop leisure cafe.

Labour surge to 33-point lead over the Conservatives in new poll | ITV News

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[summerisle]

*incoming leadership contest soon. MP's for Skipton and North Norfolk.

 

[ChesterBlue]

The amount of cope from the Twitter conservatives is astonishing. They’re currently trending #ScumMedia because they are adamant that the media caused this economic crash, and that Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng are doing well.

My view is to defend it you’re either A. Probably not qualified to be tweeting about economics, or B. Arguing in bad faith due to having a vested interest in the government or profiting from their cuts

 

[Jebus_lives]

Its worrying times indeed mate, but we have to ask ourselves is burying our heeds in the sand to what's happening around us going to make things easier in the long run?

Imo the Reason why the political landscape is so chaotic worldwide is because the West has dropped the ball over the last few decades and sat back and appeased rogue states/emerging rivals in fear of either "nuclear warfare" or appeasing the left of politics domestically who still suffer guilt over the days of empire.

Putin invaded Ukraine because he saw a West ran by weak leaders.

The more we act like soy boys in the political arena the more these tyrants like Putin and the CCP will keep pushing their luck you feel.

The US under Trump and the UK under this lot have moved to become rogue states. That's been the problem.

 

[blue61]

An appeal on behalf of myself and my fellow posties who are obviously now going to be blamed for propping up Truss' regime.


The next two days of strikes were planned weeks ago, and there's no reason why MPs can't hand deliver their letters to Graham Brady.

Thank you

With you there brother, I hate Simon Thompson more than the tories.

 

[Kurt.]

No need to spend your time pointing it out then is there. Especially when what I said still made sense. I just don't get peoples need to point out other peoples minor mistakes.

Jimmy saville ????

 

[LinekersLegs]

 

[Lapeno77]

 

[summerisle]