Rishi Sunak

[The Future’s Blue!]

Really? They have said time and time again what their approach will be

Is that approach to actually deal with the issue, by giving a plan that is acheivable rather than dog whistling like the current government?

Even Tories are stepping away from the governments approach, it’s that bad.

 

[mosssideblue]

Is that approach to actually deal with the issue, by giving a plan that is acheivable rather than dog whistling like the current government?

Even Tories are stepping away from the governments approach, it’s that bad.

Labours plan it to tackle the cause unlike the Tories who are trying (and failing) to tackle the symptoms, which is a far more logical approach. Whether it works, hopefully we will find out after the next GE

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Labours plan it to tackle the cause unlike the Tories who are trying (and failing) to tackle the symptoms, which is a far more logical approach. Whether it works, hopefully we will find out after the next GE

Aye. And, if people choose not to see or hear what that plan is then they are just a bad-faith actor or have no interest in this subject and should not comment on such an emotive subject. Or, is that what they want, to rile the uneducated?

 

[mosssideblue]

Aye. And, if people choose not to see or hear what that plan is then they are just a bad-faith actor or have no interest in this subject and should not comment on such an emotive subject. Or, is that what they want, to rile the uneducated?

Sorry bud, you have totally lost me

 

[bluenova]

Aye. And, if people choose not to see or hear what that plan is then they are just a bad-faith actor or have no interest in this subject and should not comment on such an emotive subject. Or, is that what they want, to rile the uneducated?

It's absolutely the plan - but a little harshly phrased.

I can see how someone can easily buy into the narrative.

Focus on Albanians, and the fact that they're mostly young men from other countries, to make the economic migrant argument. (When the reality is they're mostly from the countries you'd expect, Syria/Afghanistan/Iraq).

Focus on the difficulty of housing them while they are processed - the odd riot, or suggesting accommodation that you know is unsuitable, and will get "criticized" and likely next used, while you are just "trying to solve the problem. (When the reality is that speeding up processing would save money, and solve most of these "problems").

Focus on the courts stopping you from fanciful plans like Rwanda. (When the reality is that they know it's not a viable plan - it's just a cheap way of pretending to do something - a huge dead cat that is ready to be thrown into the room whenever needed.)

But there's enough in there for someone to "know" a lot about the issues and still think the Tories are doing the right thing.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Sorry bud, you have totally lost me

Labour have a plan to tackle the cause, the current government have a plan to use the issue to rile up those who fall for it. I think that’s what I meant ;-)

 

[JRockBlues]

Now sorted - only took 2 MP's and assorted councillors to do a half arsed repair that will probably not last beyod the next heavy rainfall

At least that's one less place Sunak can hide in when the next round of awkward questions arise.

 

[bluethrunthru]

 

[MillionMilesAway]

BBC report he's being investigated for not declaring an interest on the parlimaentary registers.

 

[Mike N]

What’s that smell?

 

[kaz7]

So now he has invented another prob so he can make up a response to show he is doing something

Apparantly we all hate maths , anti maths, so he is going to make people study it till 18 , but of course there are hardly any maths teachers out there and the education sec admited they have to recruit more first

Ridiculous cunts

 

[TinFoilHat]

What’s that smell?

The stench of corruption

 

[TinFoilHat]

 

[kaz7]

Haha

 

[TinFoilHat]

Haha

Just's need the sound of crickets chirping in the background

 

[kaz7]

I think if he had said we are not teaching enough usable maths like mortgages, budgetting etc then i would say do something about that but not the bollocks he has come up with , you dont need maths teachers to teach them that stuff

 

[TinFoilHat]

"I want to talk about Maths today..."

"Can you see why people would claim a conflict of interest when your wife owns shares in a childcare company you're trying to get Childminders to sign up to?"

"It's all been handled in the normal way..."

 

[Gabriel]

Given how much the Treasury let slip through its fingers, both during and after the pandemic, it’s not just in schools that there is an issue with arithmetic.

 

[TinFoilHat]

I think if he had said we are not teaching enough usable maths like mortgages, budgetting etc then i would say do something about that but not the bollocks he has come up with , you dont need maths teachers to teach them that stuff

Maybe re introduction Home economics onto the curriculum and put financial budgeting in its syllabus?

But that's too simple. Because if working class kids learn how to control their budgets that means the banks can't fuck them over when they need loans.

 

[kaz7]

Maybe re introduction Home economics onto the curriculum and put financial budgeting in its syllabus?

But that's too simple. Because if working class kids learn how to control their budgets that means the banks can't fuck them over when they need loans.

It is a pity he has gone down the nerdy route and not done what you suggest , easy solution to an actual prob not a pretend one