Question Time

[The Future’s Blue!]

She looks fucked and realises that she’s there as a patsy. Poor lady, that‘s what happens when you suck the Devils cock.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Talk about a 9% Labour lead - they wish

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Talk about a 9% Labour lead - they wish

Not up to date, had a busy week. Is that a huge lead?

 

[bluethrunthru]

More up to date - does that suit you? Its enough to defeat the Tories

Voting Intention: Con 26%, Lab 43% (3-4 May 2023) | YouGov

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

yougov.co.uk

 

[blue for life]

More up to date - does that suit you? Its enough to defeat the Tories

Voting Intention: Con 26%, Lab 43% (3-4 May 2023) | YouGov

Latest YouGov Westminster voting intention figures

yougov.co.uk

All the spin about how the voting percentage in the locals wouldn’t turn into a Labour majority at a general election. Only 30% of eligible voters voted and those in London Wales and Scotland didn’t even vote!!!

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Catching up on this:
Ferrari was pretty forthright.
Whether he's got the right level to go at water companies is arguable, but criminalising it/hugely upgrading penalties seems so obvious that it just highlights the lack of enforcement currently. If it leads to no-one wanting to run a water company for profit, then it'll regulate itself back to nationalised industry.

50 bn sounds laughably low to rebuild water infrastructure, and the 25 years limit is utterly meaningless.
Debonnaire is obviously right that waiting for licenses to expire is the only affordable way to address any attempt to renationalise.

 

[Vic]

Catching up on this:
Ferrari was pretty forthright.
Whether he's got the right level to go at water companies is arguable, but criminalising it/hugely upgrading penalties seems so obvious that it just highlights the lack of enforcement currently. If it leads to no-one wanting to run a water company for profit, then it'll regulate itself back to nationalised industry.

50 bn sounds laughably low to rebuild water infrastructure, and the 25 years limit is utterly meaningless.
Debonnaire is obviously right that waiting for licenses to expire is the only affordable way to address any attempt to renationalise.

A 25 year project to separate every combined system into foul and surface water actually sounds optimistic. That's most roads in Manchester to be dug up (and forced entry onto older private housing). At least install traps so flood water heavily dilutes the foul and solids are caught.

Someone has to pay for it (profits not enough...)

 

[Eccles Blue]

Wow this is a tough audience up there in Scotland tonight. They look and sound weary of the usual rhetoric and their applause is half hearted.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Not true. You need a licence to use iplayer. They changed the rules several years ago.

Some VPNs may work but they probably also deploy tools to detect if one is being used.

They do .... however they can't stop DPN (PICO)

 

[bluethrunthru]

And thus another Tory MP gets dry arse fucked on TV - they keep sending even more minor representative to the show which just shows them up to be more and more inadequate but Ministers know that and run away from the chance to "showcase" their ideology.
They have nothing to offer and are staggering to the inevitable defeat which from a huge majority highlights what a bunch of lightweight chancers they have become.