Do you support the RMT?

halfmist said:
But that can also backfire. If the floaters and undecideds don’t like any of the other parties but know they are likely to get in to bed with Labour it could be the deciding factor for them to go with the Tories.
Their best hope is to modernise, get a Charismatic Leader, not shout down or talk over the Government or call them Tory Scum.
Also more realistic policies what they would do in the real world and less money tree politics on the hoof we had under Corbin.
What sort of idiot leaves a note for his successor saying sorry no money left. Was that supposed to be some sort of joke.
Finally they need to get rid of the rent a mob brigade they seem to have following the Tories around, no place for it in a Democracy.
Strangely, you never see it the other way round where the Tories bus in the protesters to Labour meetings.
Can’t see it happening somehow, too many of their supporters stuck in 1950’s ideologies.
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The Money Tree politics you describe is an interesting one. Was the reason you were against those policies because they were ’bad policies’ or because we couldn’t afford them?
 
Shapps telling Burley this morning that they'll just legislate to stop blanket strikes. That'll go down well.

Not a lot of conciliatory messages coming from him, are there?
 
The Light Was Yellow Sir said:
The Money Tree politics you describe is an interesting one. Was the reason you were against those policies because they were ’bad policies’ or because we couldn’t afford them?
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I wouldn’t necessarily say they were bad, who wouldn’t say put more money in to Public Services if there was no cost of doing so.
What they did however, was make reckless promises just before the Election, say for example, promising to backdate the State Pension for women to 60.
Never mind the cost of doing it, but there is the ever so small problem of the Equality Act introduced under Labour.
If you do it for women, you have to do it for men, because the fundamental principle of that Act is we are all treated the same.
No way could the Country afford that and Corbin and his sidekick lost all credibility as to a Party who could run the Country without quickly bankrupting it.
 
Seems the RMT possess a time machine where they went back 20 odd years before they were formed and conned the PM Mr Wilson to ruin the future rain industry





God these lying cunts need deposing
 
halfmist said:
And that is why they are unelectable and until they take the reality check ie they have got to modernise and get a new image and doctrine to get a majority then they will always be a minority , no matter how bad the population thinks Boris is
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Did you really think that was aimed at the Labour Party rather than aimed at you?
 
halfmist said:
I wouldn’t necessarily say they were bad, who wouldn’t say put more money in to Public Services if there was no cost of doing so.
What they did however, was make reckless promises just before the Election, say for example, promising to backdate the State Pension for women to 60.
Never mind the cost of doing it, but there is the ever so small problem of the Equality Act introduced under Labour.
If you do it for women, you have to do it for men, because the fundamental principle of that Act is we are all treated the same.
No way could the Country afford that and Corbin and his sidekick lost all credibility as to a Party who could run the Country without quickly bankrupting it.
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You wait until next year when the public pension fiasco becomes big news again probably about £20 billion and rising now in what people will be owed, not to mention other legal battles going on with unions.
 
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