Keir Starmer

[mosssideblue]

That’s what I imagine he will do

Ah ok. From “he will do” to “you imagine “

 

[Paul1970]

He’s already in a second term.
The worry for America is that he sees a third term!
Mind you, as I think he’s actually dead and all we’re seeing is a hologram, he could be President forever……

Not a continuing second term though

 

[Paul1970]

He’s already in a second term.
The worry for America is that he sees a third term!
Mind you, as I think he’s actually dead and all we’re seeing is a hologram, he could be President forever……

Can you imagine that

 

[Paul1970]

Still think I will be right there though

 

[Nightmare Walking]

I thought he was very impressive, this evening.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Imagine if Truss had been in the hot seat the last couple of weeks. Doesn’t bear thinking about.

 

[blueinsa]

Imagine if Truss had been in the hot seat the last couple of weeks. Doesn’t bear thinking about.

We would have got a pork deal at least.

 

[BigJoe#1]

Imagine if Truss had been in the hot seat the last couple of weeks. Doesn’t bear thinking about.

We'd have had a Monica moment all would be well in the world.

 

[mosssideblue]

Excellent press conference and heartening to hear he spoke to Trump last night before pressing on with today’s agenda.

Sadly, I see any proposal being rejected by Putin, even if we have US agreement

 

[MikeF]

Gone up in my estimation, the last couple of days.

 

[The perfect fumble]

Excellent press conference and heartening to hear he spoke to Trump last night before pressing on with today’s agenda.

Sadly, I see any proposal being rejected by Putin, even if we have US agreement

Agreed.

But now we're setting the narrative not Putin.

 

[mosssideblue]

Gone up in my estimation, the last couple of days.

Trump could learn a lot about democracy and leadership from him

 

[mosssideblue]

Agreed.

But now we're setting the narrative not Putin.

We are, but for it to work Putin has to be engaged. Let’s hope we have such a strong position, Putin has no option but to agree, but I don’t trust Trump, and hence Putin

 

[balotellishaircut]

I’m confused how Starmer and Reeves can find £1.6 billion for Ukraine on top of the 12.5 billion we’ve already given them, but cuts the winter fuel for most pensioners and renegades on the promises he made to the Waspi women.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Agreed.

But now we're setting the narrative not Putin.

Why the fuck should that nonce **** be setting the narrative?

His military is demonstrably wank, his economy is tanking, his country is a truly shit place to live, he’s completely full of shit and he’s had that much Botox he looks like an alien.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Excellent press conference and heartening to hear he spoke to Trump last night before pressing on with today’s agenda.

Sadly, I see any proposal being rejected by Putin, even if we have US agreement

Looks like he's the grown up in the room and the go-between (perhaps not with Putin though).
Putin may have to compromise on territorial gains or EU/NATO troops in Ukraine.
Zelensky may have to give up territory to Russia and resources to the US (in return for security guarantees etc).
The US will have to be part of the security guarantees in terms of either financial or arms support.
Probably a workable (if not entirely palatable) agreement in there somewhere good luck to Starmer if he squares this circle and keeps the EU united he deserves praise.

 

[The perfect fumble]

Why the fuck should that nonce **** be setting the narrative?

His military is demonstrably wank, his economy is tanking, his country is a truly shit place to live, he’s completely full of shit and he’s had that much Botox he looks like an alien.

You know the answer to that.

Putin is setting the narrative because Trump believes him.

But you're right, his military is weak and this war is putting enormous strain on his feeble economy, a unified front could threaten him politically, and it's only when he feels threatened that he'll concede and then hopefully we'll be able to secure an outcome closer to the one we want..

 

[blueinsa]

You know the answer to that.

Putin is setting the narrative because Trump believes him.

But you're right, his military is weak and this war is putting enormous strain on his feeble economy, a unified front could threaten him politically, and it's only when he feels threatened that we'll be able to secure the outcome we want.

Europe should make it clear via back channels what a future Russia could look like if Putin wasn’t around any longer to those who are open to listening there and there will be some willing to listen imo.

 

[meeesh]

I’m confused how Starmer and Reeves can find £1.6 billion for Ukraine on top of the 12.5 billion we’ve already given them, but cuts the winter fuel for most pensioners and renegades on the promises he made to the Waspi women.

I will sit and see what comes back to this, 20 mins and counting……..

 

[The perfect fumble]

Europe should make it clear via back channels what a future Russia could look like if Putin wasn’t around any longer to those who are open to listening there and there will be some willing to listen imo.

That's news to me, Russia isn't known for a healthy opposition.