City Hobgoblin
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I'm blaming the stabbings on the Somali-British fat guy with the knife and the head full of toxic shitOh yes, chanting, Keir Starmer the jew harmer. I kid you not. Strange people.
I'm blaming the stabbings on the Somali-British fat guy with the knife and the head full of toxic shitOh yes, chanting, Keir Starmer the jew harmer. I kid you not. Strange people.
Probably Spurs fans goading the Tarquin.BBC reporting a "large group of protestors" jeering Starmer as he arrived at Golders Green.
Looked more like a dozen people with some cardboard signs.
Yep, and the twats who incited/paid him.I'm blaming the stabbings on the Somali-British fat guy with the knife and the head full of toxic shit
Spot on.Get with the message, Starmer is to blame for everything, just ask Farage , Badenoch , Rees Mogg , Truss , Nick Ferrari, Trump , Jenrick , The Sun , Daily Mail , a veritable roll call of the great and good .
Fuck me if any of these cunts told me it was Thursday today I’d check the calendar .
If any of these had their way Trump and Putin would be balls deep into them . All fucking baying to join Trump in his Iranian excursion then backtracking like fuck when they realised the **** didn’t have a clue .
Can’t wait to see the reaction of the fuckers who vote that twat Farage into power when their workplace rights are decimated and the NHS destroyed. Who will they blame then ? No doubt that will be Starmers fault .
This is absolutely spot on but the Right has the same issues with the Tories and Reform. A hung parliament is a very realistic possibility and I think whoever wins will have to enter into coalition.I agree. And that puts them in a really difficult position.
I don't see any realistic prospect of the Greens winning any kind of power (other than by influence). They won in Gorton and Denton largely because of the atypical demographic which is not representative of 650 seats. Perhaps of 50 to 100 So they won't get more than 50 to 100 seats IMO. The majority of the non-partisan non-Muslim public view them as the utter loons they are.
But taking 50 to 100 seats off Labour is catastrophic for Labour. The problem Labour has is if they pivot left to stop this voting exodus, they alienate a much greater number of moderate voters who voted Labour last time. We'd see a repeat of the previous failed Miliband and Corbyn campaigns.
Quite a dilemma. Still I expect it is not a dilemma for Labour members who will simply install Miliband again or Rayner, oblivious.
A worrying prospect with so many charlatans who will be in the mix.This is absolutely spot on but the Right has the same issues with the Tories and Reform. A hung parliament is a very realistic possibility and I think whoever wins will have to enter into coalition.
Restore are already taking off Reform, I should have said.A worrying prospect with so many charlatans who will be in the mix.
They can all take off each other as far as I'm concerned, have at it, I'm all for it coz it's a zero sum game. There's a limit to their appeal and they're all struggling to break through it, all right wing clusterfucks in Europe have the same problem.Restore are already taking off Reform, I should have said.
I couldn’t give a fuck either to be honest, there’s not a single party out there worth my vote. Probably won’t bother.They can all take off each other as far as I'm concerned, have at it, I'm all for it coz it's a zero sum game. There's a limit to their appeal and they're all struggling to break through it, all right wing clusterfucks in Europe have the same problem.
Trump only succeeded in the States with a MAGA coup of an existing mainstream party.
Why might the economy improve? I'd say it has no chance of improving. The economic backdrop is unfavourable and they have shit policies. Not a great recipe.IF they stop fucking up and IF the economy improves then the polls might start looking at bit more positive.
Agreed. I have to hope that Reform, Restore and the Tories will see sense and do a deal. There's barely a policy difference between them at this point.This is absolutely spot on but the Right has the same issues with the Tories and Reform. A hung parliament is a very realistic possibility and I think whoever wins will have to enter into coalition.
Why might the economy improve? I'd say it has no chance of improving. The economic backdrop is unfavourable and they have shit policies. Not a great recipe.
Where do you stand on Brexit? That's costs us billions. That braindead policy came from Farage.Why might the economy improve? I'd say it has no chance of improving. The economic backdrop is unfavourable and they have shit policies. Not a great recipe.
Spot onWhere do you stand on Brexit? That's costs us billions. That braindead policy came from Farage.
Where did you stand with the Tories? After a decade of Austerity which, incidentally, didn't really adversely affect 'their' people, they trebled the National Debt.
Two of the most "shit policies" of all time. You've made your views clear re the current government ad nauseum, but where did/do you stand with the Tories and Reform and their biggest policies of the last decade or so?
Over to you Chippy Boy...
It's always the non-voters with the loudest opinions.I couldn’t give a fuck either to be honest, there’s not a single party out there worth my vote. Probably won’t bother.