Starmer..what a joke on the world stage

the silurian said:
people like yourself, a job opportunity and we left in 2003.....so what??
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What do you mean like myself? Someone who is open on who he votes for and understands a bit about macro economics and foreign policy?

You make far too many assumptions.
 
cryrst said:
What is ‘paying them properly’
A career choice gets rewarded with a wage suitable to what is produced. Being forever great full because they save lives can be from the heart not the wallet.
Stamp your feet as much as you like and threaten strike this and that. If the dough isn’t there it isn’t there.
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But the money was there. Just not the nuance to settle a legitimate pay dispute.
It’s not a matter of being grateful, they hadn’t had a proper pay rise for several years. And I reiterate , No doctors ,no health service , third world for millions.
 
beak said:
We clearly see the true picture but sadly too many gullible people lap up the Tory press whilst digesting their cornflakes.Labour are righting the country for success.
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Do you know I didn't vote Labour. However, it is as clear to me as it must be to a blind man that they have improved on the last lot.

OK, very very low bar.

They are still bumbling along as a party would be having been out of power for 14 years, having had their own issues for much of those and being... well... Labour. However, I see them scraping us along the bottom for 4 more years rather than mining even deeper into the mire as the Tories would have done had they held power.

However, both would be model governments compared to Reform. You can say tatty bye to pretty much anything you value if they were to secure power. A shambles with a mouthpiece.
 
Putitout said:
But the money was there. Just not the nuance to settle a legitimate pay dispute.
It’s not a matter of being grateful, they hadn’t had a proper pay rise for several years. And I reiterate , No doctors ,no health service , third world for millions.
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It clearly wasn’t as we got the 22 billion black hole shoved down our throats and still do! Albeit the nhs is a great part of the UK but it does need change.
 
I am assume Starmer will be suing Dominic Frisby for his slanderous insinuation that the fires at Starmers homes were the work of East European male prostitutes who knew the locations having visited them before in a professional capacity.

I for one don't believe a word of it.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Romanian appears in court over 'Starmer firebomb attacks'

Stanislav Carpiuc, 26, who lives in Romford, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court this morning.
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HKOwen said:
I am assume Starmer will be suing Dominic Frisby for his slanderous insinuation that the fires at Starmers homes were the work of East European male prostitutes who knew the locations having visited them before in a professional capacity.

I for one don't believe a word of it.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Romanian appears in court over 'Starmer firebomb attacks'

Stanislav Carpiuc, 26, who lives in Romford, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court this morning.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
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4 UK bank accounts 😳 jeez
 
cryrst said:
It clearly wasn’t as we got the 22 billion black hole shoved down our throats and still do! Albeit the nhs is a great part of the UK but it does need change.
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The fact that it took two minutes to resolve the issue says the money was there. It just was not a priority . The fact that they had a so called black hole, doesn’t take away from what their spending priorities were.
This lot might have a black hole for all we know, they certainly seem busy enough trying to trim certain parts of the budget.
 
From the House of Commons library.

Current estimates of the total cost of government Covid-19 measures range from about £310 billion to £410 billion.

There's still a considerably larger black hole somewhere.
 
Teddy Eagle said:
From the House of Commons library.

Current estimates of the total cost of government Covid-19 measures range from about £310 billion to £410 billion.

There's still a considerably larger black hole somewhere.
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The biggest black hole of all, our borrowing. Doubled in the period 2010-2020 before Covid. Who benefited? Well it wasn’t the services we all rely on. Covid of course could not be avoided, but even then there was some extremely dubious use of funds. Every nation borrows, Trumps Big Bill, involves national debt.
 
Badger11 said:
Trade deals take time the ones I assume you are referring to would have started under the Tories. Whether Labour's final deal was that much different from the Tories is anyone's guess.
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Gor blimey,India and USA! The Tories did NOT get any form of deal.
 
Teddy Eagle said:
From the House of Commons library.

Current estimates of the total cost of government Covid-19 measures range from about £310 billion to £410 billion.

There's still a considerably larger black hole somewhere.
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£20k for every person I heard.

Are you £20k better off? Know anyone who is?

Aside Michelle Mone, this is the stolen money
 
Badger11 said:
Trade deals take time the ones I assume you are referring to would have started under the Tories. Whether Labour's final deal was that much different from the Tories is anyone's guess.
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If the Tories did all the work and Labour just took the credit, do you not think they might have mentioned it?
 
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