mosssideblue
Well-Known Member
Keep diggingHaha, a spin right out of the Rachel Reeves playbook. So you can ask a question but I can't ask a similar one.
Keep diggingHaha, a spin right out of the Rachel Reeves playbook. So you can ask a question but I can't ask a similar one.
Bring back Liz Truss, BoJo and Lulu Little!I’ve already outlined what she said to the BBC, and when she said it (10 November).
We did know the plan for investment, as it was outlined in the first two fiscal statements delivered by Reeves, and further detail was provided by the Comprehensive Spending Review in June. The cost of providing this and indeed all other borrowing was already projected in the October 24 and March 25 forecasts and was of course due to be updated in the Budget.
Reeves stated on 10 November that capital spending would need to be significantly reduced if manifesto pledges on tax were to be kept. This wasn’t the case in March, and so the only logical conclusion to draw from such a statement is that the fiscal position had deteriorated significantly, and that action would be required to avoid breaching the fiscal rules.
However we now know that Reeves was told by the OBR on 20 and 31 October that this wasn’t the case, and that the fiscal rules would in fact still be met with the existing profile of resource and capital spending, and indeed without any further increases in tax of any kind.
This is all on the record and fact, regardless of what some desperate sorts on here suggest. The only conclusion to draw is that Reeves lied about the state of the public finances and deliberately misled markets.
Given that you’re so keen to see government spending increased, and more funding provided for public services, I find it odd that you’re defending a Chancellor who deliberately provided a misleading, pejorative picture of the public finances for selfish political gain.
The OBR’s assessment of debt servicing costs have already increased by £41bn over the past year, money that could be spent elsewhere. But you seem happy defending behaviour that contributes to higher borrowing costs and weaker growth, putting further pressure on public spending.
I do find that surprising, at least with regard to yourself, if not for others on here.
Not sure why I’d take offence, mate, we’re on here to debate. This is probably where I’m at cross-wires. I don’t accept, because there has been no source to confirm the detail, the premis that the ‘government briefed’ the detail.No offence mate but the logic here is confusing. Why do you think the government briefed significant tax rises when it knew there was no need for them an no black hole to fill?
Please, no.Bring back Liz Truss, BoJo and Lulu Little!
YOu and the right wing press believe she lied and have a timeline to prove it. Maybe she did and if so, deserves whatever sanctions are appropriate. As did Rayner. But your position as seemingly being a "guardian" of all that is wrong only appears to be in one direction and therefore stinks of hypocrisy. Apologies if you have ever criticised Mone, but I'm sure you'll enlighten us all if you have.You can’t handle the truth, and you can’t debate the actual issue, so you end up throwing around silly insults.
How embarrassing.
ZzzzzzzzzzzzzzthudKeep digging
You’re the fucking worst for it. You flip flop constantly, see which way the wind is blowing then jump on that particular bandwagon with the same rhetoric as ever.It’s a common theme.
Some seem only able to try and steer the debate around other posters.
Usually a sign they don’t feel on solid ground tbh.
surprise surprise no black hole, more lies and wonder why people want change and want reform in
You’re the fucking worst for it. You flip flop constantly, see which way the wind is blowing then jump on that particular bandwagon with the same rhetoric as ever.
A broken record, a fucking dull one at that.
The amusing thing about this thread is however poor Labour have been, and certainly deserving of criticism, the most embarrassing posts are still made by the Tory bootlickers and wannabe Reform roundabout painting knobheads.
Hahaha.surprise surprise no black hole, more lies and wonder why people want change and want reform in
Shame about the Titanic
They came in because the last government were atrocious and nearly crippled the country.I’m glad you finally got round to discussing the Labour Party after trying to make it about me.
Well done.
Baby steps n all that.
No he's not. He's asking a questionAre you suggesting that everyone on benefits is deserving of them.
I have my own opinion irrespective of what’s in the press. I’ve provided the facts to back that up.YOu and the right wing press believe she lied and have a timeline to prove it. Maybe she did and if so, deserves whatever sanctions are appropriate. As did Rayner. But your position as seemingly being a "guardian" of all that is wrong only appears to be in one direction and therefore stinks of hypocrisy. Apologies if you have ever criticised Mone, but I'm sure you'll enlighten us all if you have.
When you can't fit a round of golf in.How disabled do you have to be to be able to ask for help in Maxwellland?
As did INo he's not. He's asking a question
So, if you break your 3 wood, you can still play, but break your putter and it’s not possible to compete anymore and that’s when you can claim disability benefit?When you can't fit a round of golf in.
but the posters who are the loudest on this thread are taking the fucking piss if they think they should be given the time of day seeing as they would gleefully have the tories back in or worse (only just mind) the racist right wing roundabout wankers.
You can use your driver as a putterSo, if you break your 3 wood, you can still play, but break your putter and it’s not possible to compete anymore and that’s when you can claim disability benefit?