Yeah, because it never ended.
Is he gonna reverse that HS2 decision for example?
The judge went along with it, should they not also be named and shamed?
I dunno, I think 10 years ago I was hearing bad shit about them, especially the owner.
I'm not sure they've ever been good at PR!
Oh yeah, how has Brexit worked out on that front?
The rivers and sea are literally full of runoff and shit.
Lexiters are the most deluded of all Brexiters.
I appreciate that, but an election is coming and I want to know what the policy will be, especially regarding these massive issues.
Also, I want to see people in prison for this fraud, particularly anybody in or related to government.
I've seen enough crackdowns on 'benefit fraud' in my lifetime, it's time for an actual fraud smackdown.
Oh and you have a named account do you?
Maybe you're just some Blairite pro Starmer establishmentist, ever think about that?
Well, I think he decided some time ago and then lied about having made the decision only to then make the decision.
I honestly, despise this lot but nothing Labour is saying is getting me excited, nothing at all.
Yeah, he's a corrupt Tory prick, of course that's what he's doing.
I'm just annoyed at the total lack of vision from this Labour party. They are shite.
This whole plan doesn't mention HS2 or Brexit. (nor housing or the environment for that matter)
'Cutting regulations will unlock £50bn a year in investment, Labour said.' - This is either bullshit or code for fucking over workers.
When it comes to covid fraud, I'm less interested in recovering the cash, and more interested in prosecuting the Tory government that actually enabled, encouraged and participated in this massive fraud.
Overall, utterly pathetic, spineless, lack of leadership.
I can't stand the Tories, but at least Rishi actually had the balls to decide something publicly on HS2, I think it's wrong but at least he decided something.
Barbary pirates in North Africa actually came to South West England and took slaves.
Still though, the barbary pirates don't exist as an entity any more, the Royal family unfortunately does.
Not just the wealth overseas they stole, they stole from all of us as well.
Abolish the monarchy, take it all back and pay us and the others their ancestors stole from our wealth and land back.
No way that hard disk is going to be recoverable after 10 years unpowered.
I see what you were getting at, yeah I would take Blair over (gestures with wanker hands) this here.
Still though, I will hate that man until I die, he is a traitor, a war criminal and I blame him and all his wasted potential for this pile of shit we have now.
I tell you what, with PFI I'd just cancel all that shit and write a law making it legal, fuck being screwed over forever. There again, I probably don't have the mates in finance that all these pricks do.
The world is literally burning up due to man made climate change and we have highest most obscene inequality since the war and this isn't the time to be radical?
NHS in my lifetime
Aye, paid for on the PFI never never though.
Here's my policy solution for this, make it illegal for DWP to reclaim overpayments from claimants, instead they should be reclaimed from the minister for DWP's ministerial pay and the executive level members of the DWP pay.
West Yorkshire Police reportedly arrested an autistic girl because she said an officer looked like her grandmother, who is a lesbian.
Problems with first two phases, from London to Birmingham and then to Crewe, ‘do not appear to be resolvable’
Monzo initially refused to tell the anti-Brexit campaigner why the account was being shut down.
Details published by Treasury show royal family’s grant is expected to increase from £86m to £125m in 2025
That's right yes, after we pay for his fucking hat day he gets a pay rise while we get a cost of living crisis and strikes across the board to get a few pennies.
Fuck the Royal family, take it all off them in my view, don't let them keep a penny it's all stolen. They can work in fucking Aldi like normal people.
The proportion of Britons who say Brexit was a mistake hit a new record high this month, a survey from pollsters YouGov showed on Tuesday.
57% of Britons said the decision to leave the European Union in 2016 was the wrong one, compared with 32% who thought it was correct.
More than half - 55% - said they would vote to remain in the EU, against 31% who said they would stay out, if the referendum were to be held again.
The party is courting business and winning the media magnate’s ear, but team Starmer is at pains to show they take nothing for granted on the road to No 10
The Captain Tom Foundation is also no longer taking donations due to an inquiry into its finances.
