Tory farce, criminality and utter incompetence thread - June 22

[Arfur Ap Llewellyn Europe]

Absolutely spot on. This is the only way to rid ourselves of the perpetual Tory evil, and return the UK to a thriving democracy

 

[Worse]

 

[Malarkey]

Maybe you pick your fights?

 

[Jimmytaff]

Maybe you pick your fights?

Tbf to Worse I watched the interview live and that's how it came across.

 

[Malarkey]

Siri! What does the word "skulking" mean?
Hiya Dai.

 

[TH63]

“Attack” ??

“I suspect the chief whip will talk to them and make it clear that MPs shouldn’t be on picket lines“

Jesus

 

[NumberAde]

Government didn't speak to EDF about keeping Hinckley open. The plant will now close in a few weeks. It powers 1.7m homes and there are fears of blackouts this winter.

Government admits failing to ask EDF to keep nuclear power plant open to ease energy crisis

Energy Minister Greg Hands has admitted his department did not speak to EDF, with Hinkley Point B set to shut this August

inews.co.uk

 

[The Colonel]

Government didn't speak to EDF about keeping Hinckley open. The plant will now close in a few weeks. It powers 1.7m homes and there are fears of blackouts this winter.

Government admits failing to ask EDF to keep nuclear power plant open to ease energy crisis

Energy Minister Greg Hands has admitted his department did not speak to EDF, with Hinkley Point B set to shut this August

inews.co.uk

Aw ffs

 

[stantys tattoos]

Maybe you pick your fights?

wanna a go mal?

 

[lardy]

WTAF

Taken me years to rid the image of Edwina Curry riding John Major from my mind, now I've got Jorries and Dorries chomping down on each other's bits. FFS.

 

[Worse]

“Attack” ??

“I suspect the chief whip will talk to them and make it clear that MPs shouldn’t be on picket lines“

Jesus

Yes, 'attack.'

You are aware that in the last two by-elections, Labour came third in terms of the total votes?

I would add that unless you're showing early signs of Parkinson's, one question mark is more than sufficient.

The inequities that have been forced on a British workforce, by foreign governments using their investment dividends to subsidise fares in their own rail networks, have been laid bare for all to see.

As is the fact that the top paid fifty rail executives, received some £15 million in annual payments, when the average U.K. rail workers wage was £30,000 per annum.

Centrist talking points, may allow you to rub shoulders with the UKIP members in your golf club, but on here, in the real world, it's a whole different ball game.

 

[lardy]

 

[TH63]

Yes, 'attack.'

You are aware that in the last two by-elections, Labour came third in terms of the total votes?

I would add that unless you're showing early signs of Parkinson's, one question mark is more than sufficient.

The inequities that have been forced on a British workforce, by foreign governments using their investment dividends to subsidise fares in their own rail networks, have been laid bare for all to see.

As is the fact that the top paid fifty rail executives, received some £15 million in annual payments, when the average U.K. rail workers wage was £30,000 per annum.

Centrist talking points, may allow you to rub shoulders with the UKIP members in your golf club, but on here, in the real world, it's a whole different ball game.

My mother suffered for years with Parkinson’s and ultimately was a contributing factor in her death, so thank you for that comment.

 

[Worse]

My mother suffered for years with Parkinson’s and ultimately was a contributing factor in her death, so thank you for that comment.

Yes, there's a lot if it about TH. My father had it for his last twenty five years and ended up being peg fed.
My mother developed dementia, which resulted in her starving herself to death at Llandough Hospital.

 

[TH63]

Yes, there's a lot if it about TH. My father had it for his last twenty five years and ended up being peg fed.
My mother developed dementia, which resulted in her starving herself to death at Llandough Hospital.

Then I’m surprised you would use that horrible disease so lightly.
But then again with your track record, maybe I shouldn’t be.

 

[Worse]

Then I’m surprised you would use that horrible disease so lightly.
But then again with your track record, maybe I shouldn’t be.

What's next TH, three exclamations, instead of one?

You've criticised a Labour activist pointing out the absurdity, of the worker detached, Labour Parliamentary seat warmers trying to distance themselves from the party's roots.

Just to remind you. This is your class enemy, not someone offering support to striking workers with completely legitimate grievances.

 

[TH63]

What's next TH, three exclamations, instead of one?

You've criticised a Labour activist pointing out the absurdity, of the worker detached, Labour Parliamentary seat warmers trying to distance themselves from the party's roots.

Carry on Dai, I’m done.

What you need to understand is that when you use things like physical or mental illness, alcoholism and sexual orientation as weapons to win a pointless argument on an internet message-board with people you’ve never met, at the other end are real people with real issues and any caring, decent individual would be aware of that and sensitive to the possible impact of their words.

 

[Worse]

Carry on Dai, I’m done.

What you need to understand is that when you use things like physical or mental illness, alcoholism and sexual orientation as weapons to win a pointless argument on an internet message-board with people you’ve never met, at the other end are real people with real issues and any caring, decent individual would be aware of that and sensitive to the possible impact of their words.

Maybe in future, you could desist the temptation to sign your incendiary political posts off as 'Jesus.'

It's commonly accepted that 'Jesus' espoused socialist values and would not have been in any rush to break bread with Starmer, or his ilk.

The only whipping that 'Jesus' would be doing in today's Labour Party, would be that of driving the right-wing out onto the streets, to support the strikers.

 

[TH63]

Dai.
I say this with all the sincerity I can muster.

Fuck off

 

[Arfur Ap Llewellyn Europe]

Yet more strikes under this sham of a Government.

The Tories are driving us back to the 70s



BBC News - Barristers walk out of courts in strike over legal aid funding

Barristers walk out of courts in strike over pay

Lawyers are urged to accept proposed fees' rise but there are concerns some will quit the profession.

www.bbc.co.uk