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Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 21:07

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 21:02

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:52

You didn't say british numpty. You have lost the argument J1had1

Hahaha you cretin.

You think Nicaraguan history is relevant to a British PM? You’ve proven countless times that you have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about.

They should get you a medal or something, I’ve genuinely never met anyone so dumb.

Maybe step out of your middle class bubble J1had1.

You wanted to know what a dictator is dumb dumb.

have a good night J1had1

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 21:05

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 19:39 Jaan - firstly let’s be clear I didn’t vote for Labour - but I have a certain amount of sympathy for them given what they inherited.

pensioners winter fuel allowance - absolutely this should be means tested. I think they made the right call here.

above average public sector pay rises - I’m on the fence on this one. As a figure it looks high but are they deserving of a pay rise? I’d say so.

farmers and inheritance tax - again if it’s means tested I’m onboard with it.

employer NIC - no I think it’s counter productive. It’ll just get passed on to consumers.

however there is a big hole in public finances and it has to come from somewhere.

 

Funding Ukraine
Putting up young men in hotels at the expense of the tax payer
Climate change bollox
Giving pay rises the the far left unions that have beem hijacked by marxist/commies
DEI and other woke projects
Money to farmers abroad

yet it the elderly that suffer
british farmers that suffer
the working class/normal everyday person that suffers
even our army are suffering. 

no matter how shit the consocialists were everyone knew labour would be much worse. Hence why only 10million voted for them.

honestly don't know why we bother to entertain you. You are out of touch with reality. Anyway have a good one J1had1

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 21:02

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:52

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 19:41

 

Oh those well know British PMs.

You didn't say british numpty. You have lost the argument J1had1

Hahaha you cretin.

You think Nicaraguan history is relevant to a British PM? You’ve proven countless times that you have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about.

They should get you a medal or something, I’ve genuinely never met anyone so dumb.

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 19:39 Jaan - firstly let’s be clear I didn’t vote for Labour - but I have a certain amount of sympathy for them given what they inherited.

pensioners winter fuel allowance - absolutely this should be means tested. I think they made the right call here.

above average public sector pay rises - I’m on the fence on this one. As a figure it looks high but are they deserving of a pay rise? I’d say so.

farmers and inheritance tax - again if it’s means tested I’m onboard with it.

employer NIC - no I think it’s counter productive. It’ll just get passed on to consumers.

however there is a big hole in public finances and it has to come from somewhere.

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:52

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 19:41

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 19:36

 

J1had1 are you seriously wanting me to do all the leg work for you? Books and the net is your friend they are not to hard to find in this day and age. Don't be lazy. However i will start you off but you will have to do the rest. Anastasio Somoza Debayle, Idi Amin. Enjoy

 

Oh those well know British PMs.

You didn't say british numpty. You have lost the argument J1had1

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 19:41

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 19:36

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:47

When and where has history showed us tyrants not giving up power?

 

J1had1 are you seriously wanting me to do all the leg work for you? Books and the net is your friend they are not to hard to find in this day and age. Don't be lazy. However i will start you off but you will have to do the rest. Anastasio Somoza Debayle, Idi Amin. Enjoy

 

Oh those well know British PMs.

Nurse Ratched" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 19:39 but it's not possible to embarrass people who have no shame.

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 19:36

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:47

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:39

 

You alright J1had1? I never said he was going anywhere, i said the people will not tolerate is leadership, whether short term or long term. Labour better make the most of whatever time they have in power, come next election they will be extinct. Yh i saw a clip of the cսnt. As i said evil tyrants don't give up power easily, history has taught us that. What i am expecting his approval rating continue to plummet which will affect his party. Whether they have the bottle to get rid of the commie cսnt, will wait and see. What we will also see is a lot of his mps will lose seats. To either Reform or Consocialists. Don't even know why i am even entertaining your ilk

When and where has history showed us tyrants not giving up power?

 

J1had1 are you seriously wanting me to do all the leg work for you? Books and the net is your friend they are not to hard to find in this day and age. Don't be lazy. However i will start you off but you will have to do the rest. Anastasio Somoza Debayle, Idi Amin. Enjoy

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:47

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:39

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:13

Why? What are you expecting to happen?
Did you see Starmer on TV? He basically said as much as you’ve been told…….. it’s not going anywhere.

 

You alright J1had1? I never said he was going anywhere, i said the people will not tolerate is leadership, whether short term or long term. Labour better make the most of whatever time they have in power, come next election they will be extinct. Yh i saw a clip of the cսnt. As i said evil tyrants don't give up power easily, history has taught us that. What i am expecting his approval rating continue to plummet which will affect his party. Whether they have the bottle to get rid of the commie cսnt, will wait and see. What we will also see is a lot of his mps will lose seats. To either Reform or Consocialists. Don't even know why i am even entertaining your ilk

When and where has history showed us tyrants not giving up power?

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:39

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:13

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:02

However you look at it labour will be very nervous and twitchy

Why? What are you expecting to happen?
Did you see Starmer on TV? He basically said as much as you’ve been told…….. it’s not going anywhere.

 

You alright J1had1? I never said he was going anywhere, i said the people will not tolerate is leadership, whether short term or long term. Labour better make the most of whatever time they have in power, come next election they will be extinct. Yh i saw a clip of the cսnt. As i said evil tyrants don't give up power easily, history has taught us that. What i am expecting his approval rating continue to plummet which will affect his party. Whether they have the bottle to get rid of the commie cսnt, will wait and see. What we will also see is a lot of his mps will lose seats. To either Reform or Consocialists. Don't even know why i am even entertaining your ilk

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:39

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:13

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:02

However you look at it labour will be very nervous and twitchy

Why? What are you expecting to happen?
Did you see Starmer on TV? He basically said as much as you’ve been told…….. it’s not going anywhere.

 

You alright J1had1? I never said he was going anywhere, i said the people will not tolerate is leadership, whether short term or long term. Labour better make the most of whatever time they have in power, come next election they will be extinct. Yh i saw a clip of the cսnt. As i said evil tyrants don't give up power easily, history has taught us that. What i am expecting his approval rating continue to plummet which will affect his party. Whether they have the bottle to get rid of the commie cսnt, will wait and see. What we will also see is a lot of his mps will lose seats. To either Reform or Consocialists. Don't even know why i am even entertaining your ilk

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:13

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:02

easthammer wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 17:00 2.5 million votes represent approximately 5% of those registered as eligible to vote. And in case some of you haven't noticed, it means that 95% of those eligible to vote haven't yet signed the petition. And this assumes that all those signing are legitimate voters. I think it has a long way to go before its supporters should get too excited. However, I suspect they will,





 

However you look at it labour will be very nervous and twitchy

Why? What are you expecting to happen?
Did you see Starmer on TV? He basically said as much as you’ve been told…….. it’s not going anywhere.

Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 17:49

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 17:32 Context is important when you consider how many and in such an extremely short space of time.

The petition was only set up last Friday I think someone stated and has already over 2.6M in that time. I think you have to prove you have a legitimate Email account and can only vote once. At that rate, I think it speaks volumes about the level of anger across the Country when you look at how widespread it is. 

I hear you but with the majority Labour have, they'll just give this the finger and tell everybody to vote them out of office at the next GE.

Absolute contempt for the general population.

They're fucked when the economy doesn't grow fast enough to fund their pet projects and even the NHS will be cast adrift in their attempts to stay "in power".

Leavemyarcelona wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 18:02

easthammer wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 17:00 2.5 million votes represent approximately 5% of those registered as eligible to vote. And in case some of you haven't noticed, it means that 95% of those eligible to vote haven't yet signed the petition. And this assumes that all those signing are legitimate voters. I think it has a long way to go before its supporters should get too excited. However, I suspect they will,



 

However you look at it labour will be very nervous and twitchy

easthammer wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 17:00 2.5 million votes represent approximately 5% of those registered as eligible to vote. And in case some of you haven't noticed, it means that 95% of those eligible to vote haven't yet signed the petition. And this assumes that all those signing are legitimate voters. I think it has a long way to go before its supporters should get too excited. However, I suspect they will,

 

mallard wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 17:54 Have 2.5 million people really signed it?Ultimately, it's impossible to say. However, based on petition data, it is likely at least some of the signatures are not real - particularly given people appear to have signed it from places such as North Korea and the Antarctic.To sign a government petition, you need a valid email address and a postcode - but there are no clear checks on this, meaning it is open to abuse. The petition data, at the bottom of the page breaks down the number of supposed signatures by county and UK constituency. But this isn't necessarily accurate. For example, the petition data shows that nine people from the British Antarctic Territory have signed - and while around 30 people live at scientific research centres in the territory during the winter, it would seem quite a leap that the petition has found a strong foothold with almost a third of the population there.That said, the data shows an overwhelming number of signatures appear to be from the UK - around 2.52 million of the 2.54 million total, as of 7.45am on 26 November.If accurate, the petition data would indicate that a large number of signatures come from people in constituencies that elected a Conservative MP in July, although several Labour seats including Hexham, North Northumberland and Bishop Aukland have also seen thousands of people seemingly sign it.”

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 17:32 Context is important when you consider how many and in such an extremely short space of time.

The petition was only set up last Friday I think someone stated and has already over 2.6M in that time. I think you have to prove you have a legitimate Email account and can only vote once. At that rate, I think it speaks volumes about the level of anger across the Country when you look at how widespread it is.