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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! " Theyll wait till May elections then blame everything on Starmer. But who will take his place? The gene pool they have is murky. | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments " Exactly  | |||
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" Theyll wait till May elections then blame everything on Starmer. But who will take his place? The gene pool they have is murky." Your observation is spot on when one considers that that nutjob Miliband has been tipped to take over from Starmer in May. | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments " And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. " Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks. | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks. "Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one? | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments " And your ok with who reforms money comes from? Farage going over to maralago to talk down his own county. You would want farage sending our troops into another illegal war. | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And your ok with who reforms money comes from? Farage going over to maralago to talk down his own county. You would want farage sending our troops into another illegal war. " Unfortunately you seem to think that you are right and everyone else is wrong, we are all entitled to our opinion | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! " Just the opposite. Whenever Starmer upsets Trump, he just goes higher and higher in my estimation. Trump surrounds himself with 'yes men'. I rate Stammer for not being one of them | |||
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"He thinks he’s the most intelligent person on a sex site bless him ! Let him have his moment in the sunshine "😆😆😆 | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And your ok with who reforms money comes from? Farage going over to maralago to talk down his own county. You would want farage sending our troops into another illegal war. Unfortunately you seem to think that you are right and everyone else is wrong, we are all entitled to our opinion
You are entitled to your opinion. I'm also entitled to call you an idiot. "That’s very adult of you | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And your ok with who reforms money comes from? Farage going over to maralago to talk down his own county. You would want farage sending our troops into another illegal war. Unfortunately you seem to think that you are right and everyone else is wrong, we are all entitled to our opinion
You are entitled to your opinion. I'm also entitled to call you an idiot.
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And your ok with who reforms money comes from? Farage going over to maralago to talk down his own county. You would want farage sending our troops into another illegal war. Unfortunately you seem to think that you are right and everyone else is wrong, we are all entitled to our opinion
You are entitled to your opinion. I'm also entitled to call you an idiot.
That’s very adult of you
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"Starmer is terrified of Trump Kemi Badenoch is ok but her party is currently unelectable. Ed Davey....No idea. Zack Polanski looks like he owns a gimp mask. Nigel Farage can never be allowed near No 10. That leaves Screaming Lord Such! "Screaming Lord Such left this life in 1999. | |||
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"Starmer is terrified of Trump Kemi Badenoch is ok but her party is currently unelectable. Ed Davey....No idea. Zack Polanski looks like he owns a gimp mask. Nigel Farage can never be allowed near No 10. That leaves Screaming Lord Such!
Screaming Lord Such left this life in 1999.
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And your ok with who reforms money comes from? Farage going over to maralago to talk down his own county. You would want farage sending our troops into another illegal war. Unfortunately you seem to think that you are right and everyone else is wrong, we are all entitled to our opinion "Erm, thats the whole point. Its opinions. Of course I think I'm right, so do you. And I don't think "everyone " else is wrong, because others agree with me too. | |||
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"Starmer is terrified of Trump Kemi Badenoch is ok but her party is currently unelectable. Ed Davey....No idea. Zack Polanski looks like he owns a gimp mask. Nigel Farage can never be allowed near No 10. That leaves Screaming Lord Such! "Badenoch is ok?  | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! " Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! " ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! " not a fan of democracy then. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. " James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! not a fan of democracy then. " Wrong again respectdue! Democracy, as always, is the decider - whether we like it or not! | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one? "Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground! | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground! "Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula! | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!"Rupert... Evan!  | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan! "Rupert Lowe, even! 😊 | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. " Genuine question, how many times have you been punched in the face for being so pompous? | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! not a fan of democracy then. Wrong again respectdue! Democracy, as always, is the decider - whether we like it or not! " Exactly, so why are you wanting a change in the elected leader? | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊"How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out. Its easy to sound good. | |||
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"Genuine question, how many times have you been punched in the face for being so pompous?" None, although it is telling that when faced with a clear argument on current affairs, your only response is a fantasy about physical violence. That’s usually the white flag flown by someone who is devoid of any worthwhile opinion. If you find an articulate defense of our national interest 'pompous,' that says more about your limitations than mine. Now, unless you have something substantive to say about Starmer’s ghastly record or the May elections, I’ll leave you to your daydreams and blatant rudeness. | |||
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"Genuine question, how many times have you been punched in the face for being so pompous? None, although it is telling that when faced with a clear argument on current affairs, your only response is a fantasy about physical violence. That’s usually the white flag flown by someone who is devoid of any worthwhile opinion. If you find an articulate defense of our national interest 'pompous,' that says more about your limitations than mine. Now, unless you have something substantive to say about Starmer’s ghastly record or the May elections, I’ll leave you to your daydreams and blatant rudeness." Its usually me that gets asked that question | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! not a fan of democracy then. Wrong again respectdue! Democracy, as always, is the decider - whether we like it or not! Exactly, so why are you wanting a change in the elected leader? " Do you really need to ask, respectdue? I mean, really? Well, I shall endeavour to explain: you clearly have a fundamental misunderstanding of how a parliamentary democracy works. A mandate is not a blank cheque to ignore the national interest for five years. When a Prime Minister's approval rating hits a record-low -57% and over half the country now believes Starmer is damaging our most vital security alliance, the public has every right to demand accountability. Wanting a leader to step down because of a disastrous record - from the Chagos surrender to the friction with the US over Iran - is not anti-democratic. It is the very definition of democracy. You'll see exactly how much democracy is on Starmer's side when the May local elections provide the electorate's verdict on his disastrous premiership. It'll be back to the chamber for Keir! | |||
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"Genuine question, how many times have you been punched in the face for being so pompous? None, although it is telling that when faced with a clear argument on current affairs, your only response is a fantasy about physical violence. That’s usually the white flag flown by someone who is devoid of any worthwhile opinion. If you find an articulate defense of our national interest 'pompous,' that says more about your limitations than mine. Now, unless you have something substantive to say about Starmer’s ghastly record or the May elections, I’ll leave you to your daydreams and blatant rudeness." A genuine question and I'll believe your answer of none as that explains a lot. | |||
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" Theyll wait till May elections then blame everything on Starmer. But who will take his place? The gene pool they have is murky. Your observation is spot on when one considers that that nutjob Miliband has been tipped to take over from Starmer in May." Why would one failed leader be allowed to take over another failing leader? They never learn. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! not a fan of democracy then. Wrong again respectdue! Democracy, as always, is the decider - whether we like it or not! Exactly, so why are you wanting a change in the elected leader? Do you really need to ask, respectdue? I mean, really? Well, I shall endeavour to explain: you clearly have a fundamental misunderstanding of how a parliamentary democracy works. A mandate is not a blank cheque to ignore the national interest for five years. When a Prime Minister's approval rating hits a record-low -57% and over half the country now believes Starmer is damaging our most vital security alliance, the public has every right to demand accountability. Wanting a leader to step down because of a disastrous record - from the Chagos surrender to the friction with the US over Iran - is not anti-democratic. It is the very definition of democracy. You'll see exactly how much democracy is on Starmer's side when the May local elections provide the electorate's verdict on his disastrous premiership. It'll be back to the chamber for Keir! " I'm sur his party will take a hell of a drumming in may. These elections won't change who's in power though will they. Once again, its not startmer who's damaging our security alliance, its trump. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. " ...if you don't mind me saying, those of you who are directly involved and qualified...seem to be making a complete cunt of it...I hope that's not being too rude for you... | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good. "So you think they "sound good" respectdue! Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will. The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles. As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System. | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And your ok with who reforms money comes from? Farage going over to maralago to talk down his own county. You would want farage sending our troops into another illegal war. Unfortunately you seem to think that you are right and everyone else is wrong, we are all entitled to our opinion
You are entitled to your opinion. I'm also entitled to call you an idiot. "And I am also entitled to report you | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! " Sadly the UK is the laughing stock of the whole World in every aspect Our armed forces are depleted and weak Our Prime Minister is clueless and Weak Our borders are unsecured and uncontrollable Our benefits system is out of control Our Council's are almost bankrupt and many are in "Housing Emergency" Our taxation is out of control and unmanageable due to massive incompetence within present government Our towns and cities are being overwhelmed with immigrants . And if you think this is bad, just wait until Ed Miliband takes over from Starmer and fully enforces his green energy ambitions. Thankfully im all right Jack, but are you??? | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. ...if you don't mind me saying, those of you who are directly involved and qualified...seem to be making a complete cunt of it...I hope that's not being too rude for you..." When people resort to unnecessary expletives and gutter lingo, it speaks volumes about their limited intellect. Further engagement is clearly futile. I will therefore conclude this particular exchange here. Good day. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Sadly the UK is the laughing stock of the whole World in every aspect Our armed forces are depleted and weak Our Prime Minister is clueless and Weak Our borders are unsecured and uncontrollable Our benefits system is out of control Our Council's are almost bankrupt and many are in "Housing Emergency" Our taxation is out of control and unmanageable due to massive incompetence within present government Our towns and cities are being overwhelmed with immigrants . And if you think this is bad, just wait until Ed Miliband takes over from Starmer and fully enforces his green energy ambitions. Thankfully im all right Jack, but are you???" Couldn't agree more. The UK's situation looks dire. Weak leadership, strained public services, and chaotic policies. Miliband's potential takeover is a worrying prospect for many. Hope is fading fast. Thankfully, like you I've got sufficient means to weather the pending tempest! | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. ...if you don't mind me saying, those of you who are directly involved and qualified...seem to be making a complete cunt of it...I hope that's not being too rude for you... When people resort to unnecessary expletives and gutter lingo, it speaks volumes about their limited intellect. Further engagement is clearly futile. I will therefore conclude this particular exchange here. Good day. " ....aaw...did I hurt your little feelings...?....hahaha | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. ...if you don't mind me saying, those of you who are directly involved and qualified...seem to be making a complete cunt of it...I hope that's not being too rude for you... If Devanian is qualified and directly involved then a premier league footballer. And he has the nerve to call me a fantasist." ...he's obviously the most polite footballer in the country then....hahaha | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System."No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do. To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years. Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. ...if you don't mind me saying, those of you who are directly involved and qualified...seem to be making a complete cunt of it...I hope that's not being too rude for you... If Devanian is qualified and directly involved then a premier league footballer. And he has the nerve to call me a fantasist....he's obviously the most polite footballer in the country then....hahaha " Oops, I missed "I'm". It's so easy to make stuff up on the internet about yourself, as I was saying to the Dalai Lama in the pub just yesterday | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. ...if you don't mind me saying, those of you who are directly involved and qualified...seem to be making a complete cunt of it...I hope that's not being too rude for you... If Devanian is qualified and directly involved then a premier league footballer. And he has the nerve to call me a fantasist....he's obviously the most polite footballer in the country then....hahaha Oops, I missed "I'm". It's so easy to make stuff up on the internet about yourself, as I was saying to the Dalai Lama in the pub just yesterday " ...ok...so he's not a premier league football player, just a very senior member of some foreign affairs thingy...? | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System.
No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do.
To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years.
Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people.
"The UK is grossly stifled with complex legislation and miles upon miles of red-tape. Lowe's argument is that laws like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act have been hijacked by 'woke' ideology, prioritising identity politics over merit and common sense. He wants to repeal them to restore equality before the law and prioritise British citizens' safety and culture, which he feels are being undermined by international courts and 'legal handcuffs'. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. ...if you don't mind me saying, those of you who are directly involved and qualified...seem to be making a complete cunt of it...I hope that's not being too rude for you... If Devanian is qualified and directly involved then a premier league footballer. And he has the nerve to call me a fantasist....he's obviously the most polite footballer in the country then....hahaha Oops, I missed "I'm". It's so easy to make stuff up on the internet about yourself, as I was saying to the Dalai Lama in the pub just yesterday ...ok...so he's not a premier league football player, just a very senior member of some foreign affairs thingy...?" Yes, and it's far too important and top secret to reveal on a gay sex hook-up site to a load of common oinks | |||
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"Yes don't send your ships the USA has already won the war Trump is mental stay well away from his wars well done Starmer " 👍 | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System.
No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do.
To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years.
Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people.
The UK is grossly stifled with complex legislation and miles upon miles of red-tape.
Lowe's argument is that laws like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act have been hijacked by 'woke' ideology, prioritising identity politics over merit and common sense.
He wants to repeal them to restore equality before the law and prioritise British citizens' safety and culture, which he feels are being undermined by international courts and 'legal handcuffs'.
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. ...if you don't mind me saying, those of you who are directly involved and qualified...seem to be making a complete cunt of it...I hope that's not being too rude for you... If Devanian is qualified and directly involved then a premier league footballer. And he has the nerve to call me a fantasist....he's obviously the most polite footballer in the country then....hahaha Oops, I missed "I'm". It's so easy to make stuff up on the internet about yourself, as I was saying to the Dalai Lama in the pub just yesterday ...ok...so he's not a premier league football player, just a very senior member of some foreign affairs thingy...? Yes, and it's far too important and top secret to reveal on a gay sex hook-up site to a load of common oinks" ...thats probably why he's "gone dark"..isn't that the term spies use...on a separate note...the dali lama is back on the booze..?.being named in the Epstein the files really got to him.... | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Sadly the UK is the laughing stock of the whole World in every aspect Our armed forces are depleted and weak Our Prime Minister is clueless and Weak Our borders are unsecured and uncontrollable Our benefits system is out of control Our Council's are almost bankrupt and many are in "Housing Emergency" Our taxation is out of control and unmanageable due to massive incompetence within present government Our towns and cities are being overwhelmed with immigrants . And if you think this is bad, just wait until Ed Miliband takes over from Starmer and fully enforces his green energy ambitions. Thankfully im all right Jack, but are you??? Couldn't agree more. The UK's situation looks dire. Weak leadership, strained public services, and chaotic policies. Miliband's potential takeover is a worrying prospect for many. Hope is fading fast. Thankfully, like you I've got sufficient means to weather the pending tempest! " Exactly, God help the ones with limited savings and mortgages as all prices will fire up. And what about Starmer's nonsense saying he will send TWO aircraft carriers when one is out of commission. Plus why would you send an aircraft carrier when you have Land Based Options Starmer is clutching at straws trying to look important when everyone is ignoring him. Just like John Swinney up in Scotland trying to stop USA using Scottish airfields Still, if you have some spare thousands in your bank account then BAE systems are a great investment, I've been watching funds grow since 2015. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! ...starmer has damaged UK/US relations...?...hahaha The tangerine tyrant did that all by himself..he has pissed off most of the usa's allies,in case you didn't notice. James can:- The childish name calling, gutter-speak, poor grammar and sheer rudeness seem to say it all! The United Kingdom's diplomatic affairs are best left to those of us who are qualified and directly involved. I'm sure you have sufficiently pertinent national matters of your own to address, whilst we deal with ours. Thank you. ...if you don't mind me saying, those of you who are directly involved and qualified...seem to be making a complete cunt of it...I hope that's not being too rude for you... If Devanian is qualified and directly involved then a premier league footballer. And he has the nerve to call me a fantasist....he's obviously the most polite footballer in the country then....hahaha Oops, I missed "I'm". It's so easy to make stuff up on the internet about yourself, as I was saying to the Dalai Lama in the pub just yesterday ...ok...so he's not a premier league football player, just a very senior member of some foreign affairs thingy...? Yes, and it's far too important and top secret to reveal on a gay sex hook-up site to a load of common oinks...thats probably why he's "gone dark"..isn't that the term spies use...on a separate note...the dali lama is back on the booze..?.being named in the Epstein the files really got to him...." Yeah it's really got to him, he was knocking back the sambucas like there's no tomorrow, which there might not be. Except for him of course, he'll just regenerate into a different body. Probably a black lesbian next time, now he's gone full on woke | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System.
No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do.
To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years.
Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people.
The UK is grossly stifled with complex legislation and miles upon miles of red-tape.
Lowe's argument is that laws like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act have been hijacked by 'woke' ideology, prioritising identity politics over merit and common sense.
He wants to repeal them to restore equality before the law and prioritise British citizens' safety and culture, which he feels are being undermined by international courts and 'legal handcuffs'.
Any politician that uses the word woke hasn't got a clue. "Indeed..... "The NHS trumps woke every day of the week"....... Sir Keir Rodney Starmer - 9th May, 2023. Quod Erat Demonstrandum! | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System.
No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do.
To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years.
Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people.
The UK is grossly stifled with complex legislation and miles upon miles of red-tape.
Lowe's argument is that laws like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act have been hijacked by 'woke' ideology, prioritising identity politics over merit and common sense.
He wants to repeal them to restore equality before the law and prioritise British citizens' safety and culture, which he feels are being undermined by international courts and 'legal handcuffs'.
Any politician that uses the word woke hasn't got a clue.
Indeed.....
"The NHS trumps woke every day of the week".......
Sir Keir Rodney Starmer -
9th May, 2023.
Quod Erat Demonstrandum!
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And your ok with who reforms money comes from? Farage going over to maralago to talk down his own county. You would want farage sending our troops into another illegal war. Unfortunately you seem to think that you are right and everyone else is wrong, we are all entitled to our opinion
You are entitled to your opinion. I'm also entitled to call you an idiot.
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"If he's got trump and now blair criticising him he must be doing something right 🙄 Starmer the harmer, liebour.. the amount of children pathetically name-calling on an adult website is depressing. Right wing fucking nut jobs thinking they won't be a target once their big powerful authoritarian daddy gets into power jesus fucking christ"  | |||
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" Couldn't agree more. The UK's situation looks dire. Weak leadership, strained public services, and chaotic policies. Miliband's potential takeover is a worrying prospect for many. Hope is fading fast. Thankfully, like you I've got sufficient means to weather the pending tempest! Exactly, God help the ones with limited savings and mortgages as all prices will fire up. And what about Starmer's nonsense saying he will send TWO aircraft carriers when one is out of commission. Plus why would you send an aircraft carrier when you have Land Based Options Starmer is clutching at straws trying to look important when everyone is ignoring him. Just like John Swinney up in Scotland trying to stop USA using Scottish airfields Still, if you have some spare thousands in your bank account then BAE systems are a great investment, I've been watching funds grow since 2015." And that's assuming said aircraft carrier actually gets there without another failed propeller shaft or two!I | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System.
No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do.
To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years.
Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people.
The UK is grossly stifled with complex legislation and miles upon miles of red-tape.
Lowe's argument is that laws like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act have been hijacked by 'woke' ideology, prioritising identity politics over merit and common sense.
He wants to repeal them to restore equality before the law and prioritise British citizens' safety and culture, which he feels are being undermined by international courts and 'legal handcuffs'.
Any politician that uses the word woke hasn't got a clue.
Indeed.....
"The NHS trumps woke every day of the week".......
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Sadly the UK is the laughing stock of the whole World in every aspect Our armed forces are depleted and weak Our Prime Minister is clueless and Weak Our borders are unsecured and uncontrollable Our benefits system is out of control Our Council's are almost bankrupt and many are in "Housing Emergency" Our taxation is out of control and unmanageable due to massive incompetence within present government Our towns and cities are being overwhelmed with immigrants . And if you think this is bad, just wait until Ed Miliband takes over from Starmer and fully enforces his green energy ambitions. Thankfully im all right Jack, but are you??? Couldn't agree more. The UK's situation looks dire. Weak leadership, strained public services, and chaotic policies. Miliband's potential takeover is a worrying prospect for many. Hope is fading fast. Thankfully, like you I've got sufficient means to weather the pending tempest! Exactly, God help the ones with limited savings and mortgages as all prices will fire up. And what about Starmer's nonsense saying he will send TWO aircraft carriers when one is out of commission. Plus why would you send an aircraft carrier when you have Land Based Options Starmer is clutching at straws trying to look important when everyone is ignoring him. Just like John Swinney up in Scotland trying to stop USA using Scottish airfields Still, if you have some spare thousands in your bank account then BAE systems are a great investment, I've been watching funds grow since 2015." The current economic situation is indeed concerning, especially for those with limited savings. The escalation in the Middle East has led to spikes in oil and gas prices, causing lenders like HSBC to hike mortgage rates, which threatens homeowners who were hoping for a reprieve from the Bank of England this month. Critics argue that the UK's military posturing, particularly sending a lone carrier into a "hot" zone, is ill-advised, especially when HMS Queen Elizabeth is sidelined with technical issues. Land-based operations from RAF Akrotiri are considered a more logical and less risky strategic choice. Meanwhile, the financial side of the conflict tells a much different story. BAe Systems stock has climbed 370% since 2015, reaching a record high of over 2,200p, benefiting defence investors. I'm fortunate to have held onto my original BAe Systems employee shares from the privatisation in the early 80s and also topped them up with a "buy one get one free" scheme, quite a lucrative investment 45 years on! Thanks to the Iron Lady! 😊 | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Sadly the UK is the laughing stock of the whole World in every aspect Our armed forces are depleted and weak Our Prime Minister is clueless and Weak Our borders are unsecured and uncontrollable Our benefits system is out of control Our Council's are almost bankrupt and many are in "Housing Emergency" Our taxation is out of control and unmanageable due to massive incompetence within present government Our towns and cities are being overwhelmed with immigrants . And if you think this is bad, just wait until Ed Miliband takes over from Starmer and fully enforces his green energy ambitions. Thankfully im all right Jack, but are you??? Couldn't agree more. The UK's situation looks dire. Weak leadership, strained public services, and chaotic policies. Miliband's potential takeover is a worrying prospect for many. Hope is fading fast. Thankfully, like you I've got sufficient means to weather the pending tempest! Exactly, God help the ones with limited savings and mortgages as all prices will fire up. And what about Starmer's nonsense saying he will send TWO aircraft carriers when one is out of commission. Plus why would you send an aircraft carrier when you have Land Based Options Starmer is clutching at straws trying to look important when everyone is ignoring him. Just like John Swinney up in Scotland trying to stop USA using Scottish airfields Still, if you have some spare thousands in your bank account then BAE systems are a great investment, I've been watching funds grow since 2015. The current economic situation is indeed concerning, especially for those with limited savings. The escalation in the Middle East has led to spikes in oil and gas prices, causing lenders like HSBC to hike mortgage rates, which threatens homeowners who were hoping for a reprieve from the Bank of England this month. Critics argue that the UK's military posturing, particularly sending a lone carrier into a "hot" zone, is ill-advised, especially when HMS Queen Elizabeth is sidelined with technical issues. Land-based operations from RAF Akrotiri are considered a more logical and less risky strategic choice. Meanwhile, the financial side of the conflict tells a much different story. BAe Systems stock has climbed 370% since 2015, reaching a record high of over 2,200p, benefiting defence investors. I'm fortunate to have held onto my original BAe Systems employee shares from the privatisation in the early 80s and also topped them up with a "buy one get one free" scheme, quite a lucrative investment 45 years on! Thanks to the Iron Lady! 😊 " Must be lovely knowing you're getting richer every time a school gets blown to smithereens | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Sadly the UK is the laughing stock of the whole World in every aspect Our armed forces are depleted and weak Our Prime Minister is clueless and Weak Our borders are unsecured and uncontrollable Our benefits system is out of control Our Council's are almost bankrupt and many are in "Housing Emergency" Our taxation is out of control and unmanageable due to massive incompetence within present government Our towns and cities are being overwhelmed with immigrants . And if you think this is bad, just wait until Ed Miliband takes over from Starmer and fully enforces his green energy ambitions. Thankfully im all right Jack, but are you???" Life must be terrible in the ghettos of Kinross only Nigel can save you now. | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System.
No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do.
To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years.
Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people.
The UK is grossly stifled with complex legislation and miles upon miles of red-tape.
Lowe's argument is that laws like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act have been hijacked by 'woke' ideology, prioritising identity politics over merit and common sense.
He wants to repeal them to restore equality before the law and prioritise British citizens' safety and culture, which he feels are being undermined by international courts and 'legal handcuffs'.
Any politician that uses the word woke hasn't got a clue.
Indeed.....
"The NHS trumps woke every day of the week".......
Sir Keir Rodney Starmer -
9th May, 2023.
Quod Erat Demonstrandum!
Context dear boy, context. "Ah yes!!....The 'context' is Starmer using it as a weapon. He used it in 2023 to tell his own party to 'grow up', and again in 2024 to mock the Tories' as in 'weird McCarthyism' for hunting 'woke agendas.' ?If using the word means you 'haven't got a clue,' then Starmer has been clueless for years. I’m merely quoting his script! Quod Erat Demonstrandum... Iterum! | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System.
No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do.
To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years.
Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people.
The UK is grossly stifled with complex legislation and miles upon miles of red-tape.
Lowe's argument is that laws like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act have been hijacked by 'woke' ideology, prioritising identity politics over merit and common sense.
He wants to repeal them to restore equality before the law and prioritise British citizens' safety and culture, which he feels are being undermined by international courts and 'legal handcuffs'.
Any politician that uses the word woke hasn't got a clue.
Indeed.....
"The NHS trumps woke every day of the week".......
Sir Keir Rodney Starmer -
9th May, 2023.
Quod Erat Demonstrandum!
Context dear boy, context.
Ah yes!!....The 'context' is Starmer using it as a weapon. He used it in 2023 to tell his own party to 'grow up', and again in 2024 to mock the Tories' as in 'weird McCarthyism' for hunting 'woke agendas.'
?If using the word means you 'haven't got a clue,' then Starmer has been clueless for years. I’m merely quoting his script!
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"Even Tony 'how high do you want me to jump Mr President' Blair has turned on Starmer. Bit of a case of 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'. Certainly no fan of Starmer and think he is totally out of his depth as PM. However I can understand him not wanting to plunge us headlong into a war. At the same time it would be foolish to alienate a major Ally. Still at least we have the absentee Member for Clacton kissing the President's feet and running our country down. " ...do you think trump has been acting like your "major ally"...? | |||
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"Even Tony 'how high do you want me to jump Mr President' Blair has turned on Starmer. Bit of a case of 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'. Certainly no fan of Starmer and think he is totally out of his depth as PM. However I can understand him not wanting to plunge us headlong into a war. At the same time it would be foolish to alienate a major Ally. Still at least we have the absentee Member for Clacton kissing the President's feet and running our country down. ...do you think trump has been acting like your "major ally"...?" Guessed I might rattle the cages of the fervent anti-Trumpites. I'm not a big fan of his. Too eccentric and a total loose cannon. But looking at the bigger picture I'd rather stay friends with America than I would Russia or China. | |||
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"Even Tony 'how high do you want me to jump Mr President' Blair has turned on Starmer. Bit of a case of 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'. Certainly no fan of Starmer and think he is totally out of his depth as PM. However I can understand him not wanting to plunge us headlong into a war. At the same time it would be foolish to alienate a major Ally. Still at least we have the absentee Member for Clacton kissing the President's feet and running our country down. ...do you think trump has been acting like your "major ally"...? Guessed I might rattle the cages of the fervent anti-Trumpites. I'm not a big fan of his. Too eccentric and a total loose cannon. But looking at the bigger picture I'd rather stay friends with America than I would Russia or China." ....you have a short memory...its only been a few weeks since your "ally" called your soldiers cowards...don't you remember? | |||
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"All these hypocritical bleeding heart liberals would soon change their small minds if the UK ever comes under attack and would kiss America’s arse to bail us out. These over emotional saps cannot get their thick heads around the fact that world events like this require decisiveness & we won’t get that with our current rabble leading us. The US didn’t even ask for the UK to join in on any strike on Iran, they primarily wanted UK bases for refuelling. Starmer refused but then changed his mind 24 hours later and in the process damaged our standing with our greatest ally and humiliated our country. Now President Trump says he’ll remember that and that should worry us all. " ...trump can't remember where he shit last...spoiler alert...in his trousers. | |||
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"Even Tony 'how high do you want me to jump Mr President' Blair has turned on Starmer. Bit of a case of 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'. Certainly no fan of Starmer and think he is totally out of his depth as PM. However I can understand him not wanting to plunge us headlong into a war. At the same time it would be foolish to alienate a major Ally. Still at least we have the absentee Member for Clacton kissing the President's feet and running our country down. ...do you think trump has been acting like your "major ally"...? Guessed I might rattle the cages of the fervent anti-Trumpites. I'm not a big fan of his. Too eccentric and a total loose cannon. But looking at the bigger picture I'd rather stay friends with America than I would Russia or China." Oh I think we're still friends with America. Its just the big headed man baby throwing his toys around again. He changes his mind like the wind. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! " Trump won the war just as "Dubyuh" won his war in May 2003. 20+ years later we're all still coping with the aftermath of that glorious victory. - We don't need to hop on board with Trump for a rerun | |||
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" Trump won the war just as "Dubyuh" won his war in May 2003. 20+ years later we're all still coping with the aftermath of that glorious victory. - We don't need to hop on board with Trump for a rerun" Erm, the UK wasn’t even asked by the US & Israel to join them in any strike on Iran. The US wanted use of UK bases to refuel only. Starmer said no, then he said yes, 24 hours later. Too late, damage done. Do please keep up instead of just making things up. | |||
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"Even Tony 'how high do you want me to jump Mr President' Blair has turned on Starmer. Bit of a case of 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'. Certainly no fan of Starmer and think he is totally out of his depth as PM. However I can understand him not wanting to plunge us headlong into a war. At the same time it would be foolish to alienate a major Ally. Still at least we have the absentee Member for Clacton kissing the President's feet and running our country down. ...do you think trump has been acting like your "major ally"...? Guessed I might rattle the cages of the fervent anti-Trumpites. I'm not a big fan of his. Too eccentric and a total loose cannon. But looking at the bigger picture I'd rather stay friends with America than I would Russia or China.....you have a short memory...its only been a few weeks since your "ally" called your soldiers cowards...don't you remember?" Once again you are letting your virulent anti-Trumpist tunnel-vision get the better of you. I'm well aware that Trump says some very stupid things and some of them unforgivable and verging on the insane. However there is more to the USA than just Trump. In the same way there is more to the UK than just Starmer. | |||
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"Heating oil already more than doubled. £320 last week and now £780 for 500l. " Only Russia will benefit from this war perhaps it was Putin that told Trump to do it. | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System.
No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do.
To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years.
Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people.
The UK is grossly stifled with complex legislation and miles upon miles of red-tape.
Lowe's argument is that laws like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act have been hijacked by 'woke' ideology, prioritising identity politics over merit and common sense.
He wants to repeal them to restore equality before the law and prioritise British citizens' safety and culture, which he feels are being undermined by international courts and 'legal handcuffs'.
Any politician that uses the word woke hasn't got a clue.
Indeed.....
"The NHS trumps woke every day of the week".......
Sir Keir Rodney Starmer -
9th May, 2023.
Quod Erat Demonstrandum!
Context dear boy, context.
Ah yes!!....The 'context' is Starmer using it as a weapon. He used it in 2023 to tell his own party to 'grow up', and again in 2024 to mock the Tories' as in 'weird McCarthyism' for hunting 'woke agendas.'
?If using the word means you 'haven't got a clue,' then Starmer has been clueless for years. I’m merely quoting his script!
Quod Erat Demonstrandum... Iterum!
Oh bless you "Thank you respectdue, we now appear to be singing from the same hymn sheet!....Would you believe Keir Starmer has used the term 'woke' over 200 times in Parliament, according to Hansard records! It's clear the term isn't fringe; it's part of Starmer's own parliamentary language. He's used it to mock opponents and discipline his own MPs. As you say "hasn't got a clue" and I have to concur! Case closed. | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System.
No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do.
To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years.
Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people.
The UK is grossly stifled with complex legislation and miles upon miles of red-tape.
Lowe's argument is that laws like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act have been hijacked by 'woke' ideology, prioritising identity politics over merit and common sense.
He wants to repeal them to restore equality before the law and prioritise British citizens' safety and culture, which he feels are being undermined by international courts and 'legal handcuffs'.
Any politician that uses the word woke hasn't got a clue.
Indeed.....
"The NHS trumps woke every day of the week".......
Sir Keir Rodney Starmer -
9th May, 2023.
Quod Erat Demonstrandum!
Context dear boy, context.
Ah yes!!....The 'context' is Starmer using it as a weapon. He used it in 2023 to tell his own party to 'grow up', and again in 2024 to mock the Tories' as in 'weird McCarthyism' for hunting 'woke agendas.'
?If using the word means you 'haven't got a clue,' then Starmer has been clueless for years. I’m merely quoting his script!
Quod Erat Demonstrandum... Iterum!
Oh bless you
Thank you respectdue, we now appear to be singing from the same hymn sheet!....Would you believe Keir Starmer has used the term 'woke' over 200 times in Parliament, according to Hansard records!
It's clear the term isn't fringe; it's part of Starmer's own parliamentary language. He's used it to mock opponents and discipline his own MPs. As you say "hasn't got a clue" and I have to concur! Case closed."Not really my friend. Its called irony when he uses it. | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System.
No i don't think his policies sound good, I was referring to the fact that some do.
To be honest I don't know much about them as there isn't a general election for years.
Not sure how getting rid of equality and human rights are something to help British people.
The UK is grossly stifled with complex legislation and miles upon miles of red-tape.
Lowe's argument is that laws like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act have been hijacked by 'woke' ideology, prioritising identity politics over merit and common sense.
He wants to repeal them to restore equality before the law and prioritise British citizens' safety and culture, which he feels are being undermined by international courts and 'legal handcuffs'.
Any politician that uses the word woke hasn't got a clue.
Indeed.....
"The NHS trumps woke every day of the week".......
Sir Keir Rodney Starmer -
9th May, 2023.
Quod Erat Demonstrandum!
Context dear boy, context.
Ah yes!!....The 'context' is Starmer using it as a weapon. He used it in 2023 to tell his own party to 'grow up', and again in 2024 to mock the Tories' as in 'weird McCarthyism' for hunting 'woke agendas.'
?If using the word means you 'haven't got a clue,' then Starmer has been clueless for years. I’m merely quoting his script!
Quod Erat Demonstrandum... Iterum!
Oh bless you
Thank you respectdue, we now appear to be singing from the same hymn sheet!....Would you believe Keir Starmer has used the term 'woke' over 200 times in Parliament, according to Hansard records!
It's clear the term isn't fringe; it's part of Starmer's own parliamentary language. He's used it to mock opponents and discipline his own MPs. As you say "hasn't got a clue" and I have to concur! Case closed.
Not really my friend. Its called irony when he uses it.
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"Labour won the general election in 2024 with a massive number of MPs the next one could be as far away as summer 2029 it's called democracy some people are very sore losers just get over it. " Hehe 😝 I bet you were/are bitch moaning about the Brexit vote!! 😝🤣 | |||
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" Not really my friend. Its called irony when he uses it. " Oooh, and Sir Kier’s shit don’t stink like everyone else’s either! 🙄😝 | |||
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"Labour won the general election in 2024 with a massive number of MPs the next one could be as far away as summer 2029 it's called democracy some people are very sore losers just get over it. Hehe 😝 I bet you were/are bitch moaning about the Brexit vote!! 😝🤣" No it's just a cross we all need to bear I don't think the EU would ever want us back. I'm well over it shame you can't get over the last general election perhaps therapy might help. | |||
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"Labour won the general election in 2024 with a massive number of MPs the next one could be as far away as summer 2029 it's called democracy some people are very sore losers just get over it. " Indeed they did. As a long term opponent of Labour I was horrified at the result and the ridiculous majority on such a small percentage of the vote. But that is our system. I had to accept the result. I also, slightly grudgingly, gave Starmer and Co the benefit of the doubt to see how they perform. Not impressed. Can't help but feel he is out of his depth with the high office he has found himself in. Doubt there will be a general election for three years. Probably a good thing. Opinion polls are all over the place and fluctuate weekly. The Reformees are baying for an election now. They might get the largest share of the vote but probably not the largest number of MPs. It's the way out archaic system works. Probably we would end up with a weak minority government or an even weaker fractious coalition and heaven alone knows who would be living at NO 10. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! " Yes trump did post some silly little comment however, the UK is sending a ship to defend a UK operational base that has been attacked because of this ludicrous action with yet another boogeyman lie about nukes. Funny how they've been 2 weeks away from nukes for 40 years despite fuherer trumps claims he'd destroyed any chance of that for the future not a year ago. Trying to have a dig at that useless PM is fair, he's absolutely ruined his legacy but to be spouting celebrations for a tangerine is a bit stupid | |||
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" 😝🤣 No it's just a cross we all need to bear I don't think the EU would ever want us back. I'm well over it shame you can't get over the last general election perhaps therapy might help. " Get real! The EU would love to have us back to contribute to their ailing project. For a start, their nuclear deterrent would double in size. And I’m neither red nor blue. I wanted the tories out just as much as this latest cabal in government. Reform the only hope. | |||
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" And I’m neither red nor blue. I wanted the tories out just as much as this latest cabal in government. Reform the only hope." Political choice looks pretty grim at the moment. No party is very inspirations. Most seem to be involved in negative slagging off each other. Reform are definitely NOT our only hope. Little more than an egotistical cult based on one extremely dodgy and rather fake campaigner and influencer. He says things people want to hear. Has a very carefully stage-managed but totally false 'man of the people' persona but he hasn't got the ability to carry out government. Plus he would divide the country even worse than it is already plus we would all be worse off with his false promises. | |||
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" 😝🤣 No it's just a cross we all need to bear I don't think the EU would ever want us back. I'm well over it shame you can't get over the last general election perhaps therapy might help. Get real! The EU would love to have us back to contribute to their ailing project. For a start, their nuclear deterrent would double in size. And I’m neither red nor blue. I wanted the tories out just as much as this latest cabal in government. Reform the only hope." You're just cyan now just a pale version of your former self I get it, the EU is not a military organisation that down to NATO members so the nuclear deterrent remains the same. | |||
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"Anyone thinking of voting Reform is demented. It's led by the gobshite who lied his way to Brexit and populated by terminally online conspiracy theorists and failed Tory MPs. Farage has helped to amplify the latent streak of xenophobia that never seems to leave this country and somehow turned it into support from the legions of "free thinkers" who always fall in line behind the biggest loudmouth shouting about foreigners." Yeah, still voting for Nigel👍 | |||
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"Anyone thinking of voting Reform is demented. It's led by the gobshite who lied his way to Brexit and populated by terminally online conspiracy theorists and failed Tory MPs. Farage has helped to amplify the latent streak of xenophobia that never seems to leave this country and somehow turned it into support from the legions of "free thinkers" who always fall in line behind the biggest loudmouth shouting about foreigners. Yeah, still voting for Nigel👍" Yes we know as he said demented 👍🏾 | |||
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" You're just cyan now just a pale version of your former self I get it, the EU is not a military organisation that down to NATO members so the nuclear deterrent remains the same. " Good grief man! The EU has surreptitiously talked of an EU army for decades and Nigel warned of this long ago whilst still an MEP. As of now, the EU has indeed stated an aim of a joint military force of 100k troops and Starmer is in discussions about this as part of his ‘reset’ with the EU. It is to complement NATO, not replace it. And the US are essentially NATO & if you think the US are going to defend Europe, esp with Trump, probably JD Vance next, from now on you’re deluded. After all, the likes of Starmer & the far left Spanish reject him. Do your research before posting nonsense. | |||
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" Yeah, still voting for Nigel👍 Yes we know as he said demented 👍🏾" Yep, still voting Nigel👍 Surely you extremists realise that hurty words mean Jack shit to many of us? 😆 | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! " I really don’t think this has damaged UK/US relations, Trump is emotionally incontinent, like playground best friends, can’t be his friend if your my friend, you must hate him because I do, no he is my best friend now, always has been, i am not your friend any more etc etc. so today we are in a special relationship, yesterday we weren’t, tomorrow who knows. Any way why would he want our support… we don’t contribute, just hang back… remember? Oh and the bomber landed at a US base in the UK. One of 13, not sure why Trump asked for permission if not to simply be vile to Starmer because he wouldn’t play ball. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! not a fan of democracy then. Wrong again respectdue! Democracy, as always, is the decider - whether we like it or not! Exactly, so why are you wanting a change in the elected leader? Do you really need to ask, respectdue? I mean, really? Well, I shall endeavour to explain: you clearly have a fundamental misunderstanding of how a parliamentary democracy works. A mandate is not a blank cheque to ignore the national interest for five years. When a Prime Minister's approval rating hits a record-low -57% and over half the country now believes Starmer is damaging our most vital security alliance, the public has every right to demand accountability. Wanting a leader to step down because of a disastrous record - from the Chagos surrender to the friction with the US over Iran - is not anti-democratic. It is the very definition of democracy. You'll see exactly how much democracy is on Starmer's side when the May local elections provide the electorate's verdict on his disastrous premiership. It'll be back to the chamber for Keir! " I always imagine those that vote against a national government at a local election misunderstand politics. | |||
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"When will these idiots learn that wars solve nothing. They just cause death and destruction for what ownership control over a bit of land. Best thing that could happen is put these so called leaders into a room together the negotiate their differences..... then drop ONE bomb on the lot of them. "Not true…..the arms industry makes millions, maybe billions, but I am sure none of that will find its way into political donations, I mean why would it? | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System."How can removing legal protections against the state/ discrimination etc priotising the British public? | |||
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" Yeah, still voting for Nigel👍 Yes we know as he said demented 👍🏾 Yep, still voting Nigel👍 Surely you extremists realise that hurty words mean Jack shit to many of us? 😆" But it does though. So if we don't believe in Nigel we're extremists | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! " Yeah its terrible he kept the UK out of trumps war in Iran. But hey luckily you can always vote our great british patriot nigel Russian asset Farage into power with his anti lgbt policies.im sure he'd let trump do whatever he wanted with our military. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Yeah its terrible he kept the UK out of trumps war in Iran. But hey luckily you can always vote our great british patriot nigel Russian asset Farage into power with his anti lgbt policies.im sure he'd let trump do whatever he wanted with our military. " 100% mate | |||
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"And those who say ill still vote for nigel regardless of his dodgy past, dubious dealings and Russian complicity must be a special kind of stupid. " I’ll tell you what’s stupid, those who voted for Starmer and this awful government. I didn’t. So at least be magnanimous enough to own the shit show. | |||
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" Yeah, still voting for Nigel👍 Yes we know as he said demented 👍🏾 Yep, still voting Nigel👍 Surely you extremists realise that hurty words mean Jack shit to many of us? 😆 But it does though. So if we don't believe in Nigel we're extremists " No, but supporting the dismantling of the British state courtesy of Starmer & his cabal is pretty extreme don’t you think? Extreme & treacherous. | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Keeping us out of another gulf war isn't weak. Standing up to trump isn't weak. Hes the only PM since before Thatcher whose said no to an American President thats not weakness. Trumps using Iran to diver attention from the Epstien files and destabilise the last country on America's list which general Matis alluded to the last time trump was president. Attack iran, Destabilise the country steal its assets and oil then pull out with any strategy in place that's why the middle East is in chaos. Starmer has done the right thing regard Iran. Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! " | |||
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"Once again president Trump has absolutely destroyed starmer on his beloved world stage don’t bother sending your ships we don’t need them now ! Starmer must be absolutely devastated luckily for us he will be gone soon enough!! Keeping us out of another gulf war isn't weak. Standing up to trump isn't weak. Hes the only PM since before Thatcher whose said no to an American President thats not weakness. Trumps using Iran to diver attention from the Epstien files and destabilise the last country on America's list which general Matis alluded to the last time trump was president. Attack iran, Destabilise the country steal its assets and oil then pull out with any strategy in place that's why the middle East is in chaos. Starmer has done the right thing regard Iran. Starmer's handling of the Iran situation and the Chagos Islands deal is utterly appalling. His dithering indecisiveness and refusal to support US strikes on Iran initially have, clearly, severely strained UK-US relations. Starmer's retrospective decision to allow US use of British bases for defensive strikes was just too late. The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer is yet another example of Starmer's poor decision-making. Starmer's approach is totally weak and disastrous — reflected in his record-low approval ratings and which the results of the May local elections will surely highlight and will hopefully bring an end to his diabolic premiership way before its second anniversary in July! " | |||
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"Even Tony 'how high do you want me to jump Mr President' Blair has turned on Starmer. Bit of a case of 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'. Certainly no fan of Starmer and think he is totally out of his depth as PM. However I can understand him not wanting to plunge us headlong into a war. At the same time it would be foolish to alienate a major Ally. Still at least we have the absentee Member for Clacton kissing the President's feet and running our country down. " But why has Tony popped up? What’s his agenda? | |||
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"Even Tony 'how high do you want me to jump Mr President' Blair has turned on Starmer. Bit of a case of 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'. Certainly no fan of Starmer and think he is totally out of his depth as PM. However I can understand him not wanting to plunge us headlong into a war. At the same time it would be foolish to alienate a major Ally. Still at least we have the absentee Member for Clacton kissing the President's feet and running our country down. ...do you think trump has been acting like your "major ally"...? Guessed I might rattle the cages of the fervent anti-Trumpites. I'm not a big fan of his. Too eccentric and a total loose cannon. But looking at the bigger picture I'd rather stay friends with America than I would Russia or China." Europe? | |||
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"Even Tony 'how high do you want me to jump Mr President' Blair has turned on Starmer. Bit of a case of 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'. Certainly no fan of Starmer and think he is totally out of his depth as PM. However I can understand him not wanting to plunge us headlong into a war. At the same time it would be foolish to alienate a major Ally. Still at least we have the absentee Member for Clacton kissing the President's feet and running our country down. ...do you think trump has been acting like your "major ally"...? Guessed I might rattle the cages of the fervent anti-Trumpites. I'm not a big fan of his. Too eccentric and a total loose cannon. But looking at the bigger picture I'd rather stay friends with America than I would Russia or China.....you have a short memory...its only been a few weeks since your "ally" called your soldiers cowards...don't you remember? Once again you are letting your virulent anti-Trumpist tunnel-vision get the better of you. I'm well aware that Trump says some very stupid things and some of them unforgivable and verging on the insane. However there is more to the USA than just Trump. In the same way there is more to the UK than just Starmer." ...there's more to the USA?....the house...?..the senate...?...what...? | |||
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" Europe?" 100%. Right wing propaganda has made Europe a dirty word but I'd much rather be part of the EU than have to cosy up to whichever country is the biggest bully. | |||
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" Europe? 100%. Right wing propaganda has made Europe a dirty word but I'd much rather be part of the EU than have to cosy up to whichever country is the biggest bully." 95% of the world are not in the EU. Why do you wish to limit our country to a tiny minority rather than the vast majority? Why do you believe there is an either or choice in any case? 🤔 | |||
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" Europe? 100%. Right wing propaganda has made Europe a dirty word but I'd much rather be part of the EU than have to cosy up to whichever country is the biggest bully. 95% of the world are not in the EU. Why do you wish to limit our country to a tiny minority rather than the vast majority? Why do you believe there is an either or choice in any case? 🤔 " 99.9% of the world isn’t America. | |||
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" Europe? 100%. Right wing propaganda has made Europe a dirty word but I'd much rather be part of the EU than have to cosy up to whichever country is the biggest bully. 95% of the world are not in the EU. Why do you wish to limit our country to a tiny minority rather than the vast majority? Why do you believe there is an either or choice in any case? 🤔 " ...yet the European union is the biggest trading bloc in the world...hardly a tiny minority...don't you agree? | |||
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" Europe? 100%. Right wing propaganda has made Europe a dirty word but I'd much rather be part of the EU than have to cosy up to whichever country is the biggest bully. 95% of the world are not in the EU. Why do you wish to limit our country to a tiny minority rather than the vast majority? Why do you believe there is an either or choice in any case? 🤔 99.9% of the world isn’t America. " Erm, what are you on about? 🫤 | |||
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" 🤔 ...yet the European union is the biggest trading bloc in the world...hardly a tiny minority...don't you agree?" Umm, we trade with the EU 🙄 Ffs | |||
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" 🤔 ...yet the European union is the biggest trading bloc in the world...hardly a tiny minority...don't you agree? Umm, we trade with the EU 🙄 Ffs" ...but you're not in it....so who's your main trading partner? | |||
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"Even Tony 'how high do you want me to jump Mr President' Blair has turned on Starmer. Bit of a case of 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'. Certainly no fan of Starmer and think he is totally out of his depth as PM. However I can understand him not wanting to plunge us headlong into a war. At the same time it would be foolish to alienate a major Ally. Still at least we have the absentee Member for Clacton kissing the President's feet and running our country down. But why has Tony popped up? What’s his agenda?" He's on trumps so called board of peace, so he's with trump whatever he does and a friend of Netanyahu. | |||
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" 🤔 ...yet the European union is the biggest trading bloc in the world...hardly a tiny minority...don't you agree? Umm, we trade with the EU 🙄 Ffs" Not for free like we used too, we had free access to all their markets. Did you miss that whole brexit thing? | |||
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" 🤔 ...yet the European union is the biggest trading bloc in the world...hardly a tiny minority...don't you agree? Umm, we trade with the EU 🙄 Ffs...but you're not in it....so who's your main trading partner?" The EU for goodness sakes! Why don’t you do your own research? | |||
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" 🤔 ...yet the European union is the biggest trading bloc in the world...hardly a tiny minority...don't you agree? Umm, we trade with the EU 🙄 Ffs...but you're not in it....so who's your main trading partner? The EU for goodness sakes! Why don’t you do your own research?" ...as the previous poster said...you trade with the biggest trading bloc inthe world...just not for free anymore...but at least you can get your fish and chips wrapped in old newspapers again... | |||
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" 🤔 ...yet the European union is the biggest trading bloc in the world...hardly a tiny minority...don't you agree? Umm, we trade with the EU 🙄 Ffs Not for free like we used too, we had free access to all their markets. Did you miss that whole brexit thing? " The UK ran a trade deficit for decades whilst in the EU. ‘Free’ trade didn’t change that fact did it? We have no car industry, that on its own would mean trading at a huge deficit in that respect considering the size of UK vehicle owners. | |||
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" Why don’t you do your own research?...as the previous poster said...you trade with the biggest trading bloc inthe world...just not for free anymore...but at least you can get your fish and chips wrapped in old newspapers again..." Mate, you’re just picking up on other posts because you’re clueless with your own ‘input.’ Free trade made no difference to the UK’s massive deficit with the EU whilst a member. The fundamentals of an economy are deficit & surplus trade. Now ask teacher tomorrow to explain this to you. | |||
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"....hang on....just going for another bucket of popcorn..... Talk about a thread, blimey!" Personally I hate popcorn and now left it too late to get to Tesco for another tin of Quality Street. So will just have to resort to ice-cream whilst the pro-Faragites and anti-Trumpites rip chunks out of each other. | |||
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" Yeah, still voting for Nigel👍 Yes we know as he said demented 👍🏾 Yep, still voting Nigel👍 Surely you extremists realise that hurty words mean Jack shit to many of us? 😆 But it does though. So if we don't believe in Nigel we're extremists No, but supporting the dismantling of the British state courtesy of Starmer & his cabal is pretty extreme don’t you think? Extreme & treacherous." Bloody hell when did Starmer dismantle the British state has he left it in some lockup waiting for Nigel the chosen one to reasemble hope he can find the instructions I had that once with IKEA | |||
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"Completely agree this Micky Mouse government has no clue how to actually run the country they all have their snouts in the trough just like previous governments And you think Gbeebies favourites Reform can, even after crippling the local governments they've alrady been governing? How cute. Why not give them a go, let’s face it labour and the conservatives are dead ducks.
Give them a go? The racist party that is now full of former failed Tories? That one?
Rubert Lowes Resolve is gaining ground!
Yes, Rupert Lowe is certainly gaining popularity and his party policies make a lot of sense, far more sense than Starmer's destructive formula!
Rupert... Evan!
Rupert Lowe, even! 😊
How many of those policies do you actually believe he would or could carry out.
Its easy to sound good.
So you think they "sound good" respectdue!
Lowe's policies aren't unfeasible; but they would need strong political will.
The "establishment" uses legal hurdles like the ECHR and the Equality Act as excuses for decline. Lowe's Act would reassert Parliament's sovereignty to remove these obstacles.
As a businessman and principled politician, Lowe's plan isn't "populist theatre" but a turnaround plan for a failing model. Carrying out policies isn't "impossible" – it just needs a leader willing to prioritise the British public over the comfort of the Westminster System."Ah yes, is this similar to the ‘bonfire of regulations & red tape’ we were promised? The one where farmers are better off, the fishermen can fish away, environmental protection is top of the agenda, food safety wouldn’t be watered down. Not that changing or reviewing regulations is in itself a bad thing, but please make sure the replacement is ready to go, fit for purpose and better than its predecessor. | |||
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" Europe? 100%. Right wing propaganda has made Europe a dirty word but I'd much rather be part of the EU than have to cosy up to whichever country is the biggest bully. 95% of the world are not in the EU. Why do you wish to limit our country to a tiny minority rather than the vast majority? Why do you believe there is an either or choice in any case? 🤔 99.9% of the world isn’t America. Erm, what are you on about? 🫤 " If you have to ask the question the answer won’t help . | |||
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" Why don’t you do your own research?...as the previous poster said...you trade with the biggest trading bloc inthe world...just not for free anymore...but at least you can get your fish and chips wrapped in old newspapers again... Mate, you’re just picking up on other posts because you’re clueless with your own ‘input.’ Free trade made no difference to the UK’s massive deficit with the EU whilst a member. The fundamentals of an economy are deficit & surplus trade. Now ask teacher tomorrow to explain this to you." ...im guessing you voted for Brexit....hahaha | |||
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"....hang on....just going for another bucket of popcorn..... Talk about a thread, blimey! Personally I hate popcorn and now left it too late to get to Tesco for another tin of Quality Street. So will just have to resort to ice-cream whilst the pro-Faragites and anti-Trumpites rip chunks out of each other." ...sit back and learn....hahaha | |||
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