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[twoblue]

Oh look, after days of obfuscation and no comment Sir Freebie has finally admitted he did meet with Swift and her mother. Everything has to be dragged out of him and only admitted when it’s just about to be proven. Absolute sleazy low life…..

No mate, I’m only 15, and even I can see through him……

Just struggling with how you can so riled with Starmer but less so with Boris Johnson. Given starmers issues seem to be so minor in comparison. Suits, tickets and meeting celebrities.

Compared to kgb linked holidays, peerages for secret children, entire number 10 refit, brexit lies etc.

intellectually how do you square it? It hardly like for like.

Now there is an argument that all of this is wrong, but that’s not the stance you have taken.

 

[davek]

It was the only choice you relentlessly boring flump.

So far 50/50 for me.

WFA was something which they could have managed better but the sentiment of not paying money out to people who don’t need it was correct.

This obesity thing is not the best thought out plan, though the sentiment is to take a bit of strain off the NHS.

Crackpots like you are always going to attack everything they do.

Well done, you're agreeing with me and attacking me for agreeing with you at the same time. That's some going.

It's austerity. Whichever way you want to cut this: telling welfare recipients and the old that they're going to pay some nonsense '£100billion debt' - ran up by by New Labour and their Blue Tory successors - this is the work of the uncaring neo-liberal mind that will always turn to cuts rather than go for the rich and tax them. That's because they were shoehorned into power by the rich through the control they have over the media.

 

[Xizor]

Imagine having voted for this lot?

I'm still struggling with the idea of voting for the Galloway Gang. Perhaps you could share your tips on how to rapidly brush off the immense amounts of shame someone should be feeling for that reprehensible decision, just in case we need it in future?

Or is it all just projection on your pitiable part?

 

[Mrbluenose]

I've not been in the UK for sometime so please enlighten me.

Are things wonderful under Labour yet?

Or are we still blaming the Tories?

 

[coollino]

I've not been in the UK for sometime so please enlighten me.

Are things wonderful under Labour yet?

Or are we still blaming the Tories?

well they clearly forgot to cancel your passport

 

[Xizor]

Are things wonderful under Labour yet?

It's an amazing feeling getting out of bed every day under Labour. A spring in everyone's step as the colour slowly returns to this great nation.

Look at the beaming smiles on the faces of the nation's First Couple there, surrounded and supported by tens of thousands of Starmer fans. And all of us feel the same way.

 

[COYBL25]

well they clearly forgot to cancel your passport

And deport him.

 

[COYBL25]

It's an amazing feeling getting out of bed every day under Labour. A spring in everyone's step as the colour slowly returns to this great nation.

Look at the beaming smiles on the faces of the nation's First Couple there, surrounded and supported by tens of thousands of Starmer fans. And all of us feel the same way.

I wish they were my mum and dad

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

I've not been in the UK for sometime so please enlighten me.

Are things wonderful under Labour yet?

Or are we still blaming the Tories?

Not blaming the Tories for surprise drop with inflation, that's on Labour..

 

[Rita_Poon]

I've not been in the UK for sometime

saints be praised.

 

[Thomasc]

Just struggling with how you can so riled with Starmer but less so with Boris Johnson. Given starmers issues seem to be so minor in comparison. Suits, tickets and meeting celebrities.

Compared to kgb linked holidays, peerages for secret children, entire number 10 refit, brexit lies etc.

intellectually how do you square it? It hardly like for like.

Now there is an argument that all of this is wrong, but that’s not the stance you have taken.

He also blatantly chooses to ignore the fact that Johnson was a senior architect in the backstabbing and subsequent bringing down of Theresa May, whilst constantly bleating on about how poor Bojo was backstabbed.

You’d be better off asking a house plant for a more serious answer on the subject.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Rachel Reeves tells cabinet UK still faces £100bn black hole over next five years

Chancellor’s words will be interpreted as signal she will not give in to ministers over cuts she imposes in budget

www.theguardian.com

Ha Ha Ha Ha.

A £100 Billion black hole the plant pot's talking up now.

The New Labour lot Starmer's Gang are fond of praising found £500 Billion in 2008 to hand to the banks, and now "the black hole" must be filled in by cutbacks carried by the poor and weak.

Imagine having voted for this lot? Imagine being conned into voting for a greater ramping up of austerity?

Wow. That's a mighty big mistake some people have made.

The bank bailouts were around £130 billion, of which a good £100 billion was paid back. Do you show this level of rigour in your academic work Dave?

 

[Yarrgh]

It's an amazing feeling getting out of bed every day under Labour. A spring in everyone's step as the colour slowly returns to this great nation.

Look at the beaming smiles on the faces of the nation's First Couple there, surrounded and supported by tens of thousands of Starmer fans. And all of us feel the same way.

What in spinal tap is that on stage?

 

[Rita_Poon]

What in spinal tap is that on stage?

? P Funk Mothership ofc.

 

[davek]

The bank bailouts were around £130 billion, of which a good £100 billion was paid back. Do you show this level of rigour in your academic work Dave?

That was what the UK Government threw at it from borrowing alone.

Here are the real figures from the Guardian - it peaked at just under £1 trillion at one point, so I was wrong, yeah!!!





Put another battery in your calculator, chump.