The Labour Government

Brewster's millions said:
The turnout was 16% of eligible voters, which isn’t the same as the membership.

People in affiliated unions, socialist societies, all manner of left wing crackpots can vote in leadership contests as long as they pledge loyalty to the dear leader when they cast their vote.

Actual membership is around 330,000, down massively since honest Keith took over. So more than half of the membership couldn’t be arsed voting.

None of the above is who I’d be voting for.
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You really can't help yourself can you?

"Left wing crackpots" as opposed to the RW geriatrics who voted for Johnson and Truss, the former who purged his very own MPs when some honest and sensible MPs didn't pledge their loyalty to the lying bullshitter.

Why not try a bit of balance for a change?

Anyway some good news on the economy. Page 49 of the Times today suggests that the economy has turned the corner after a number of key indicators suggest higher growth, better consumer confidence and government borrowing rates at a year low. I bet you're gutted!!
 
stonerblue said:
Blues are everyfuckinwhere....
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Reminds me of Swindon away in the bad old days (of lower league football) ..............we had both ends.

Blues are here, blues are there, blues are every fucking where.

Waving at each other.................funny old days. The best aways.
 
My bills are going up. My wages have stagnated. I have to choose between heat or eat. But it's a very small statistical figure of foreigners landing here that are causing it because that's what my algorithm is telling me.

Get te fuck.

Whilst we're fighting with each other the real cunts stealing our money are buying their 8th home/yacht etc.
 
WRicko said:
I don’t see what it has to do with the government
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Everything to do with every government not just this one, the release of prisoners goes right up to the prison governor who signed off on the release, several stages of staff sign the documents.

The crisis is down to not enough staff loss of staff because of violence and who wants to do a job like that for the the money the staff earn

The lad was stood outside for one and a half hours he didn’t know where to go. He’s still making his way to the detention centre:)
 
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I may regret saying this, but I don't mind her. HUGELY preferrable to the utterly loathesome Phillipson.
 
I know prisons and the judicial system are designed to be centered around rehabilitation and public safety but over time i've become convinced I would rather see a more punitive one. Don't think any party will offer one, but personally I find the whole thing leaves a sour taste.

Not necessarily related to one particular incident but a series over the years have made me change my mind.
 
MeatnSpudsMCFC said:
I know prisons and the judicial system are designed to be centered around rehabilitation and public safety but over time i've become convinced I would rather see a more punitive one. Don't think any party will offer one, but personally I find the whole thing leaves a sour taste.

Not necessarily related to one particular incident but a series over the years have made me change my mind.
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The days of a ball and chain are long gone I don’t think we even tagged this discharged prisoner, the service has been privatised in part. so I don’t think the discipline is there.
Don Karleone said:



I was wondering where to post this, but it seems like it's being discussed in here more than elsewhere. Hopefully, he will be locked up again soon if he continues like this.
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The only people who would recognise his clothing are ex cons and prison officers the news report, he’s taken several trains round London and talked to station staff. He’s obviously lost.
 
Don Karleone said:



I was wondering where to post this, but it seems like it's being discussed in here more than elsewhere. Hopefully, he will be locked up again soon if he continues like this.
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that outfit just blends in with most of today's "fashion"

they should wear this (plus that means a lot of rags will be re-arrested too)

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Don Karleone said:



I was wondering where to post this, but it seems like it's being discussed in here more than elsewhere. Hopefully, he will be locked up again soon if he continues like this.
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Wearing the uniform of all the lazy bastards you see walking the streets who find zipping and buttoning trousers hard work , he blends in perfectly.
 
Public don’t know where the detention centre is
carlosthejackal said:
Wearing the uniform of all the lazy bastards you see walking the streets who find zipping and buttoning trousers hard work , he blends in perfectly.
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He has £76 given by the prison staff on release he’s obviously lost making a number of train journeys talking to the train staff round and round the capital looking for the detention centre.
 
Vic said:
You'd said "enquiries don’t work in this country aside from politicians not implementing the changes they suggest"

Labour said that there'd been an inquiry (Jay) and they were implementing its recommendations (whereas Johnson had called it spaffing millions up the wall, and Truss and Sunak - and Badenoch as minister for women - had done nothing).

www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk

A new inquiry into child sexual exploitation isn't needed – but government action is | Institute for Government

There should not be a new inquiry into child sexual exploitation.
www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk

Labour instead got Baroness Casey to review what had been done and what more needed to be done - presumably not expecting her to say there should be another national inquiry (thus proving her independence). People have then gone mad over what she actually recommended ("keep it focussed", "make it wider", "ignore white grooming gangs", "include non-gang CSE - i.e. within families") and the whole issue is now a "political football" ("We won" - Badenoch) - indeed some survivors being used thus.

So I'm suggesting that Labour's approach (pre-Casey) had been right - no "national" inquiry but do more local inquiries like Telford. https://www.telford.gov.uk/children...nto-telford-child-sexual-exploitation-iitcse/
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I still don’t see your point.

Maybe I over stated things or you don’t understand me. Maybe your taking me to literal.

Didn’t say anything about the government. I agree with what they have done. We probably did need an enquiry even tho it won’t work. I didn’t mentioned regional enquirers I think that they were a good idea but it looks like some councils wouldn’t do them. So didnt work. I don’t initially see the point

We had an enquiry which you mention which you admit didn’t work just like I said. Changes where not implement which you admit and the current government are implementing them apparently but we don’t know yet. We are now having a new enquiry which won’t please anyone not the racists, it won’t bring justice. It will be too narrow or too wide in scope. It’s currently going nowhere.

Previous enquiries didn’t work how longs Covid taking ? Grenfell ? What’s happens to the cladding ?

What seems to happen is we have weeks of victims testifying then the experts finally tell us something and then not much changes
 
Kirkstall Blue said:
Everything to do with every government not just this one, the release of prisoners goes right up to the prison governor who signed off on the release, several stages of staff sign the documents.

The crisis is down to not enough staff loss of staff because of violence and who wants to do a job like that for the the money the staff earn

The lad was stood outside for one and a half hours he didn’t know where to go. He’s still making his way to the detention centre:)
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So staff made and mistake and this is the governments fault because ?
 
Mr Pie said:
£111m given to Pakistan for family planning! Just sums this government up!!!
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This was first reported in 2022. Oh, and it was total aid of £112m to India and Pakistan of which £12m was for contraception. So not this government at all but our old mate Boris.

It's not been a good foray for you into the politics forum has it?

Next!!!
 
hampshireblue said:
This was first reported in 2022. Oh, and it was total aid of £112m to India and Pakistan of which £12m was for contraception. So not this government at all but our old mate Boris.

It's not been a good foray for you into the politics forum has it?

Next!!!
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It was actually implemented in 2017 and runs to 2028.
 
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