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A sacrificial lamb no doubt in an attempt to save our wretched PM's skin.
What a cowardly individual Starmer is.
What a cowardly individual Starmer is.
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What the public needs to know is who hired McSweeney and why arent they being held accountable?
Justice cannot be done until we know who hired the man who advised the man to hire the man who was friends with a wrong un |
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Appointing a guy, now in jail for a decade for taking
Russian cash, lying that he barely knew him, whilst taking Russian money and parroting the same Russian propaganda. Avoiding stamp duty by lying that his parter bought a house in Clacton, whilst apparently previously lying that he had bought a house in Clacton until he was discovered not to have paid stamp duty. Wretched, lol |
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Did McSweeney appoint Mandelson?
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A reset ?
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He'll be reappointed in a few years.
In any decent country, this would not only cause the PM to resign but probably collapse the Govt |
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Won't happen with this Disastrous shower Racing , Shameless in the word that covers it
Will that be another chunk to be paid to Morgan  Doesn't matter if Starmer stays or goes ,he has been exposed for what he is , Useless and Shameless Leading a party in turmoil There is another Issue that has been swept , Why men from Ukraine were setting fire to our PMs property , in any other world there Would be a full investigation and statement as to what has gone on and why ? |
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Nick Brown
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Is that Broon of the Toon ?
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Pathetic whataboutery from Donny, as per.
Starmer's cowardice, lies and all round ineptitude is catching up with him. As you are fond of saying old son - TICK TOCK |
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Off to the lords ?
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I'd be tempted to lay 2026 for Starmer going at the prices. If it was gonna happen over Mandelson it probably would have done by now. Looks like they just don't have a credible replacement and aren't gonna do it for the sake of doing it. If they can pin the blame on McSweeney and tack to the left a bit more that could assuage the back benchers and members.
Meanwhile, what odds on McSweeney being the next defector to Reform? |
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Good, now starmer,then the rest of the cabinet, then a general election so we can get this shower out
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Whataboutery.. tick
Pathetic.. Hardly Highlighting hypocrisy of idiots... Tick |
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Quite long i would think PP, i know Morgan could easily change ideals or attitudes but if his reason for getting into Labour and politics was the Good Friday agreement it would be a seismic shift.
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I know it must be hard for Donny to accept that Labour are just as bad (or even worse) than the other lot, but watching him morph in to just the kind of apologist and arch deflector that he regularly previously decried is immensely amusing
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Same as Sue Grey.
Any of you considering applying to work for this chump? He needs some good advice |
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It only took a few posts to try and bring the chat around to Reform.
It's not like there is a shortage of material from the Labour muppet show. I know that the show hasn't even been going for 2 years yet, but he has packed a lot it (not just in his free suitcase) |
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Not as bad as the other lot (yet) nor your rabid racists (ever) .
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Nowadays you have to be a bit naive to support any major British political party.
They are all incompetent and/or corrupt. A shocking state of affairs. |
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Lol cider blocked me, but, hey ho...
schrodinger's block |
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At least the Tories can claim to have had to be dealing with multiple genuine crises. This particular sh111t show is all self harm.
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Reform - tick
Racism - tick |
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| report block user Cider Cider 08 Feb 26 17:05 Joined: 29 Aug 02 | Topic/replies: 67,197 | Blogger: Cider's blog Im Reform - tick Racism - tick Laugh |
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Fascist is feeling a little left out, I told him to give it a few minutes.
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Projection, brilliant
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You all know that this government was handed a poisoned chalice, other than that shocking appointment which i think might have had outside influence they are doing okay with the cards they were dealt with.
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Er, no. We know they were desperate for it, and did everything in their power to get it.
Nothing to do with a poisoned chalice, everything to do with a reality check. Repeating a phrase like 'smash the gangs', doesn't result in actually smashing any gangs. But does reveal incompetence and weakness. |
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I think they have tried to address both legal and illegal migration whearas the door was just left open previously. They inherited a country that put trade sanctions on itself which they are trying to reverse rightly as their big export market the US have applied tariffs, a crisis in itself,the shocking amount of debt and interest payments have tied their hands.
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Nonsense as usual. Trump trade barriers bad, EU trade barriers good. Right ho
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I suspect you've been on twatter too much. Since Labour took office, borrowing is up, borrowing rates are up, spending is up, taxes are up, inflation is up, unemployment is up.
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Why?The reason i said putting sanctions on yourself was because Johnson choose to leave the single market, you are then subject to being rule takers ie you had to prove your goods were EU compliant,a disaster for small and medium exporters.
It isn't hard to understand. |
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How does China cope with such trade barriers?
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What number Labour u-turn have we reached now, 14 or 15 ? I've lost count and yet lapsy thinks they are doing ok
Not to mention all the ministers that have gone due to self inflicted harm. And today, 18 months on from the "smash the gangs" promise, we had another few hundred freeloaders coming across the channel. Well done Keir & Co  |
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Maybe a Chinese lad will come along and answer that^
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20 seconds of googling
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Out of the top 4 Irish imports by country, only 1 of them is in the EU
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Dixie £111 billion is being paid on debt interest per annum,what can you do?
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"He has damaged our party, our country and trust in politics itself. "
as damning as Starmer then |