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[Politics] Keir Starmer



Wokeworrier

Active member
Aug 7, 2021
334
West sussex/travelling
I would guess whoever his dad tells him to, so that would be Truss :facepalm:

What would be the point of employing him otherwise :shrug:

Please try and avoid personal insults/childish trolling thus confirming @Bry Nylon opinion of you is fully justified.

Back on topic ... Starmer, with his performances and his backroom team, via the questions and punchlines seem to have finally mastered PMQ's.
 




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NSC Patron
Oct 8, 2003
56,182
Faversham
Interesting thread.

I'm very disappointed that Starmer has done nothing, nothing about Brexit, immigrants, the energy crisis, food poverty, and VAR.

Get rid.
 


BenGarfield

Active member
Feb 22, 2019
347
crawley
You should have mentioned it before. I really can't understand why all the political parties spend so much time in their manifestos and campaigns trying to get tax revenue when it's destroyed as soon as they get it :shrug:

Maybe Andrew Berkley, Richard Tye, and Neil Wilson et al could explain to them the error of their ways or maybe set up an alternative party and Government based on their principles and understanding ???
Their paper explains it in detail. The leaders of the main political parties need to read it. Why do you think tax pays for public expenditure?
 


rogersix

Well-known member
Jan 18, 2014
8,202
Any supposed economic credibility for the Tories has evaporated after the disastrous Truss experiment, pretending we have a magic money tree while Labour always promise to spend/borrow even more so fiscal probity is off the agenda at the moment.

I have voted for a range of political parties and sometimes haven't bothered out of disgust at the appalling choices ... you?
post-war, the spending deficit has traditionaly been greater under the tories, it's odd, isn't it

always vote, the big three, and the greens, usually lib, this time lab
 










BenGarfield

Active member
Feb 22, 2019
347
crawley
post-war, the spending deficit has traditionaly been greater under the tories, it's odd, isn't it

always vote, the big three, and the greens, usually lib, this time lab
Why do you think the "defecit" matters so much? Suppose you could wave a magic wand which could get rid of all the UK governments debt. Would you wave it?
 








beorhthelm

A. Virgo, Football Genius
Jul 21, 2003
36,025
glad he's kicked off some proper discussion about health service and tricky trans issue. getting panned from many, as if we're not allowed to debate important issues. lets hear what he says and what he plans to do.
 




Randy McNob

> > > > > > Cardiff > > > > >
Jun 13, 2020
4,725
If only Mick Lynch was Labour leader, Labour would smash the election. What the country is crying out for is people who understand real issues and those whop geninuinely care about the state of the country and standard of living.
 


aolstudios

Well-known member
Nov 30, 2011
5,280
brighton
If only Mick Lynch was Labour leader, Labour would smash the election. What the country is crying out for is people who understand real issues and those whop geninuinely care about the state of the country and standard of living.
He's fine, even very good as a union leader but his 'understanding of real issues' like Ukraine, Putin, China & brexit are terrifyingly lazy & awful.
Oh, & his deputy is a degree or two worse.
What d'you want next? Presenter of the Apprentice as a leader?..
 


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