Labour Party politics

HKOwen · 2025-10-28T09:07:40+0000

beak said:
Yes they are guilty with their overwhelming parlimentary majority of trying a new approach,what naughty people ,when all the time they should have asked for your advice unforgiveable.

It's pure hypocrisy but that's par for the course

beak · 2025-10-28T09:18:20+0000

Willo said:
The Labour mantra is "The 14 years of Tory rule" etc etc etc.
We were elected FOUR times during that period.

14 years of Tory misrule. That is why they are a basket case now.

The Dolphin · 2025-10-28T09:32:00+0000

beak said:
Yes they are guilty with their overwhelming parlimentary majority of trying a new approach,what naughty people ,when all the time they should have asked for your advice unforgiveable.

Did you actually read my post or it just a standard bigoted response from you?
They could have voted with the Tories on this years ago and this Country would be in a better place but like most politicians they don't give a stuff about the Country and so they vote against and then do the same thing themselves years later.
Jeez - some people

The Dolphin · 2025-10-28T09:32:33+0000

beak said:
14 years of Tory misrule. That is why they are a basket case now.

Not as bad as 14 months of this shower of absolute crap.

HKOwen · 2025-10-28T09:48:05+0000

As Willo pointed out, the Conservatives won four consecutive elections, so for a long time the voters preferred what they were offering

beak · 2025-10-28T10:45:37+0000

The Dolphin said:
Not as bad as 14 months of this shower of absolute crap.

No the14 years did irrevocable harm not as bad as you say MUCH worse!

Common Sense Club · 2025-10-28T11:48:04+0000

beak said:
Yes they are guilty with their overwhelming parlimentary majority of trying a new approach,what naughty people ,when all the time they should have asked for your advice unforgiveable.

You don’t understand hypocrisy do you?

georgenorman · 2025-10-28T11:52:34+0000

beak said:
No the14 years did irrevocable harm not as bad as you say MUCH worse!

Can you give us a quick run down on the great successes of the current government?

beak · 2025-10-28T12:02:16+0000

georgenorman said:
Can you give us a quick run down on the great successes of the current government?

Winning the election overwhelmingly.
Providing the NHS with £40 million.
Trade deal with USA something that elude the Tories ha ha ha!
Selling Typhoons to Turkiye
A new one in one out policywith France School meals and clubs for kids.
Saving Steel as a British industry.
Industrial peace to British railways.
Stoutly backing Ukraine.

beak · 2025-10-28T12:03:16+0000

Common Sense Club said:
You don’t understand hypocrisy do you?

Why don't you get treatment for it ?

georgenorman · 2025-10-28T12:22:08+0000

beak said:
Winning the election overwhelmingly.
Providing the NHS with £40 million.
Trade deal with USA something that elude the Tories ha ha ha!
Selling Typhoons to Turkiye
A new one in one out policywith France School meals and clubs for kids.
Saving Steel as a British industry.
Industrial peace to British railways.
Stoutly backing Ukraine.

Winning an election is a success for a party not for a government.
£40 million is 0.02% of the NHS annual budget.
The One in One out policy is utter nonsense.
Railway strikes are planned for this Saturday.

beak · 2025-10-28T12:27:25+0000

georgenorman said:
Winning an election is a success for a party not for a government.
£40 million is 0.02% of the NHS annual budget.
The One in One out policy is utter nonsense.
Railway strikes are planned for this Saturday.

I wanted to raise the best election result in living memory so rather like Farage I took a little liberty with the question. As for a THREATENED rail strike only the future and mystic Meg can tell.

Common Sense Club · 2025-10-28T12:33:02+0000

beak said:
Why don't you get treatment for it ?

It’s not me that needs treatment…

beak · 2025-10-28T12:37:01+0000

Common Sense Club said:
It’s not me that needs treatment…

Denial is a very bad sign!

georgenorman · 2025-10-28T12:38:49+0000

beak said:
I wanted to raise the best election result in living memory so rather like Farage I took a little liberty with the question. As for a THREATENED rail strike only the future and mystic Meg can tell.

CrossCountry RMT rail strike will cause 'significant disruption'

Members of the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport are set to walk out on 1 November.

www.bbc.co.uk

Spiderman · 2025-10-28T13:16:33+0000

beak said:
Winning the election overwhelmingly.
Providing the NHS with £40 million.
Trade deal with USA something that elude the Tories ha ha ha!
Selling Typhoons to Turkiye
A new one in one out policywith France School meals and clubs for kids.
Saving Steel as a British industry.
Industrial peace to British railways.
Stoutly backing Ukraine.

Not your best effort at showing their successes 😂

beak · 2025-10-28T13:27:41+0000

Spiderman said:
Not your best effort at showing their successes 😂

Spoilt for choice. 😆

steeleye20 · 2025-10-28T17:35:25+0000

beak said:
Winning the election overwhelmingly.
Providing the NHS with £40 million.
Trade deal with USA something that elude the Tories ha ha ha!
Selling Typhoons to Turkiye
A new one in one out policywith France School meals and clubs for kids.
Saving Steel as a British industry.
Industrial peace to British railways.
Stoutly backing Ukraine.

Renters bill passed today.

😎

georgenorman · 2025-10-28T17:36:57+0000

steeleye20 said:
Renters bill passed today.

😎

That will just make the housing crisis worse.

Spiderman · 2025-10-28T18:17:55+0000

steeleye20 said:
Renters bill passed today.

😎

🤦‍♂️

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