This is the most deluded thing I’ve ever read on this forum.Im convinced we’d be the same as NZ with regards to Covid had we had that Marxist in charge.
The issue with the free school meal packages arises wholly from the Government’s ideology that anything and everything must be delivered by the private sector. Most NHS contracts just like these school meals are given to private companies who take a margin. We need to understand who’s been pocketing the difference between the £30 given and the £7 delivered In these food packages? As usual there will be no transparency and Bullshit Boris will say the matter is closed.
You are rather spoiling the narrative of tory MP's going through each lunch and removing things :-)
Fatcher innit. Power to the people.Is that the narrative?
I thought the narrative was scumbag Tories play into populist, centuries old "feckless poor" narrative to excuse the fact foodbanks have grown exponentially under their decade in power, and used some old fashioned manufactured moral outrage to take food vouchers away from the poorest people in society and instead hand over £350m/year contracts to companies owned by their friends and donors?
imagine talking to Piers Morgan and coming across as the bigger ****. Some achievement that.
Hancock is utterly despicable isn't he?
Half the time you wonder if they can actually say what they honestly think for fear of headlinesI would respect him if he just said he made a mistake and he regrets voting against it.
Guy is a complete cock!
Better to just come across as decent and let the wankers print what they wantHalf the time you wonder if they can actually say what they honestly think for fear of headlines
“Hancock admits he was wrong to want hungry kids”
Its probably better to ride the storm out and just get called a cock or **** on BM. Let’s face it he is in some fine company there.
Hancock is utterly despicable isn't he?
He makes himself look an utter cock here... not hard I know but he nails it. Slimy little shit.
There we go that’s what these parcels should contain. If this is the reality of what most people are getting then isn’t so bad. I’d say well done government but they didn’t pack it so well done whoever did this be you a private firm or not
Yes it is a devolved matter, will not stop the Tories trying to claim a success though.Is this not a devolved matter in Wales?
Hancock is utterly despicable isn't he?
There is also another issue in that the current Cabinet despise those at the bottom and see it as those most in need getting something they shouldn’t, using the money to buy fags or top up their expensive phone credit, actually believing that the majority are Vicky Pollards taking the said food food from their own child’s mouth.The issue with the free school meal packages arises wholly from the Government’s ideology that anything and everything must be delivered by the private sector. Most NHS contracts just like these school meals are given to private companies who take a margin. We need to understand who’s been pocketing the difference between the £30 given and the £7 delivered In these food packages? As usual there will be no transparency and Bullshit Boris will say the matter is closed.
In the Conservative Party manifesto at the 2015 general election, the Tories promised 200,000 starter homes that would be sold at 20 per cent below market value to first-time buyers under the age of 40.
The scheme was designed to build on an initiative of the coalition government. Prime Minister and Conservative leader David Cameron said: “Our goal is a Britain where everyone who works hard can have a home of their own.”
The scheme officially abandoned last year with not a single home built, though £174m was spent preparing sites for the aborted programme.
(Public Accounts Committee)
Embarrassing ****.He makes himself look an utter cock here... not hard I know but he nails it. Slimy little shit.
Where are all the fuckers that votes for the Tories? You remover before the election they would be spouting off on here about Corbyn and that Johnson will be good...why don't they defend them now?well fancy that - Tories eh? What are they like?
I bet a lot of that £174m went into the pockets of their donors though - job done !