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[davek]

TBF after the Mauritian government’s antics this is what should have happened; if they’d not intervened this would be a done deal now.

Over and above that though, you can see the craven attitude of Starmer and his lot toward Trump and his mates now.

On their knees at every turn and every demand.

 

[tsubaki]

The biggest frustration with the Labour Government opponents should is their cowardice. They have a massive majority that could push through real changes, yet they seem afraid to do so. Policy that could really make a difference. If any opposition had real gumption they would park the tanks on the Labour rose garden below (not exhaustive list).

Water regulation needs properly sorting.
Levenson 2 needs starting.
Energy regulators need to work for the consumers not the suppliers.

At the risk of repeating myself, this is happening because of who runs Labour at present. They are, and have always been, useless at the things they claim to be good at - politics and communications. Until they are removed and replaced, Labour will keep failing.

 

[davek]

Starmer will be over in Washington next week kissing that man's arse.

 

[Goat]

Starmer will be over in Washington next week kissing that man's arse.

He sadly has no choice, unless you wanna pee off our biggest ally.

Game stay the game sadly.

 

[davek]

He sadly has no choice, unless you wanna pee off our biggest ally.

Game stay the game sadly.

Ild rather eat and live in a hole in the ground than bend the knee to that feller.

 

[Goat]

Ild rather eat and live in a hole in the ground than bend the knee to that feller.

And that's the luxury we both have.

Meanwhile Sir Starmer has to think of the 68million people in this country.

 

[davek]

And that's the luxury we both have.

Meanwhile Sir Starmer has to think of the 68million people in this country.

Yeah, I've already seen his care for pensioners, WASPI women, low income families in poverty over the refusal to remove the 2 child tax credit cap.

 

[Kurt.]

Ild rather eat and live in a hole in the ground than bend the knee to that feller.

Galloway would lick his feet

 

[Goat]

Yeah, I've already seen his care for pensioners, WASPI women, low income families in poverty over the refusal to remove the 2 child tax credit cap.

Hes great, but he sadly cant turn water into wine.

The WASPI thing in particular was kicked down the road by the tories, just so people like you could use it against Sir Starmer.

 

[davek]

Hes great, but he sadly cant turn water into wine.

The WASPI thing in particular was kicked down the road by the tories, just so people like you could use it against Sir Starmer.

H promised the he'd tackle their plight...then walked away from them.

An utter house.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

H promised the he'd tackle their plight...then walked away from them.

An utter house.

They were told something would happen, they ignored that, and then got upset when the thing they were told would happen, happened.

 

[davek]

They were told something would happen, they ignored that, and then got upset when the thing they were told would happen, happened.

English please...

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Good signs.

 

[Kurt.]

H promised the he'd tackle their plight...then walked away from them.

An utter house.

English please

 

[Thomasc]

English please...

Let us at least enjoy the next 4 1/2 years of a non Tory government before pricks like you hand the power back to them or your other heart throb Farage.