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Starmer 11:32 - Jun 21 with 10404 viewsraynor94

Looks like he's walking tomorrow I have been disappointed in him since he came to power but he's had one armed tied behind his back by left wing backbenchers

It's a case of out of the frying pan into the fire with Burnham and his witches of eastwick in my opinion

You give it out, you take it back it`s all part of the game
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Starmer on 11:47 - Jun 21 with 5416 viewsWhiterockin

Yet another U turn by Starmer.
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Starmer on 12:35 - Jun 21 with 5357 viewsmax936

Good riddance to the useless louse, Burnham concerns me though!
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Starmer on 12:39 - Jun 21 with 5350 viewsmax936

Little to do with the backbenchers its all him, wishy washy joking politician, who has given and committed billions of taxpayers money overseas.

He can take Reeves, Miliband, Lammy and the other pathetically useless articles with him as well.
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Starmer on 13:50 - Jun 21 with 5279 viewsonehunglow

Starmer on 12:35 - Jun 21 by max936

Good riddance to the useless louse, Burnham concerns me though!


And so he should
Andy is far more ruthless and ambitious
It’ ll be interesting
Meanwhile..

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Starmer on 14:07 - Jun 21 with 5232 viewsAnotherJohn

Worrying times. I wonder what the bond markets will think when the dust settles. Milliband is one of Burnham's main backers. Handing him the Chancellorship would be a disaster.
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Starmer on 14:12 - Jun 21 with 5227 viewsunion_jack

Starmer on 14:07 - Jun 21 by AnotherJohn

Worrying times. I wonder what the bond markets will think when the dust settles. Milliband is one of Burnham's main backers. Handing him the Chancellorship would be a disaster.


This is my BIG worry. That fool should be nowhere near the cabinet but like a bad penny…

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Starmer on 14:40 - Jun 21 with 5194 viewsmax936

Starmer on 14:07 - Jun 21 by AnotherJohn

Worrying times. I wonder what the bond markets will think when the dust settles. Milliband is one of Burnham's main backers. Handing him the Chancellorship would be a disaster.


That'll be the taxpayer suffering again as per usually.

My lad is into all this distribution of wealth and oligarchy running things in the background.

Interesting video if you can understand it, It's mostly above me to be honest

Take a look and see what you make of it all.

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Starmer on 16:33 - Jun 21 with 5084 viewstrampie



Check out Gary Stevenson he is virtually crying he is so emotional, the top 1% is going to own everything and everyone else is going own nothing and be very poor.
The only way out of it is to aggressively tax the wealth of the very rich but they OWN the politicians and they OWN the media.

Continually being banned by Planet Swans for Porthcawl and then being reinstated.
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Starmer on 16:47 - Jun 21 with 5085 viewsWhiterockin

Starmer on 16:33 - Jun 21 by trampie



Check out Gary Stevenson he is virtually crying he is so emotional, the top 1% is going to own everything and everyone else is going own nothing and be very poor.
The only way out of it is to aggressively tax the wealth of the very rich but they OWN the politicians and they OWN the media.


If people didn't buy/use the products of the wealthy they wouldn't be rich for long, you are probably as guilty as anyone.
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Starmer on 18:44 - Jun 21 with 4999 viewscontroversial_jack

Starmer on 16:47 - Jun 21 by Whiterockin

If people didn't buy/use the products of the wealthy they wouldn't be rich for long, you are probably as guilty as anyone.


He's done ok imo. Economy stable, immigration down, crime down, keeping us out of conflicts. Not sure what else he could have done.

He's been the victim of the right wing press, just like Corbyn was, and Burnham will.

A decent man, and steady pair of hands. Maybe not the best politician.
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Starmer on 19:18 - Jun 21 with 4972 viewsDr_Winston

A Prime Minister who has no control over his own party. A habitual liar with an authoritarian streak and penchant for hypocrisy.

Maybe once he's no longer in power we'll find out why some Ukrainian rent boys tried to burn down his house because it sure as hell had nothing to do with the Russians.

Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.

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Starmer on 19:54 - Jun 21 with 4918 viewstrampie

Starmer on 16:47 - Jun 21 by Whiterockin

If people didn't buy/use the products of the wealthy they wouldn't be rich for long, you are probably as guilty as anyone.


It's not people buying the products that is the problem it's the mega rich paying little or no tax that is the problem as well as them buying up all the assets pushing asset prices up .

Continually being banned by Planet Swans for Porthcawl and then being reinstated.
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Starmer on 22:03 - Jun 21 with 4871 viewsjack_lord

Starmer on 19:18 - Jun 21 by Dr_Winston

A Prime Minister who has no control over his own party. A habitual liar with an authoritarian streak and penchant for hypocrisy.

Maybe once he's no longer in power we'll find out why some Ukrainian rent boys tried to burn down his house because it sure as hell had nothing to do with the Russians.


I would say habitual liar is highly subjective. His change of course with policy decisions could be a pragmatic political strategy. These though have not helped and the ghost within the Labour party is taking him down. More to do with the power of media and how it has affected a large slice of the electorate. Same happened with Brexit

Lord_Jack increasingly detached from the riches of kicking a ball
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Starmer on 22:55 - Jun 21 with 4834 viewsLuther27

Starmer on 22:03 - Jun 21 by jack_lord

I would say habitual liar is highly subjective. His change of course with policy decisions could be a pragmatic political strategy. These though have not helped and the ghost within the Labour party is taking him down. More to do with the power of media and how it has affected a large slice of the electorate. Same happened with Brexit


The guys a lying wretch. Only interested in self preservation and to hell with the country. It’s power…he wants it no matter what it takes and the irony is there are bigger wretches within his party than him.
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Starmer on 07:36 - Jun 22 with 4724 viewsDr_Winston

His reaction to the Southport outrage, when he tried to label anyone expressing concern about both the act and his Government's desperate attempts to play down the terrorist angle as a Nazi has caused a visceral loathing for him on a National level and set the stage for his entire reign.

You can go through it all and identify moment after moment of failure. The U-Turns. The obvious class posturing disguised as governance (VAT on schools). The continued selection of inadequate people to important roles (Lammy, Phillipson, Reeves). The corruption (Mandelson, Chagos). The lies passed off as progess (NHS waiting lists do come down when you chuck people off them). The sneering attitudes towards the people he is supposed to work for. The utter weakness of the man who is supposed to lead.

He's failed more in two years than some Governments do in ten.

Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.

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Starmer on 07:48 - Jun 22 with 4711 viewspencoedjack

I look forward to paying more tax so the lazy tossers get more benefits under Burnham.
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Starmer on 08:12 - Jun 22 with 4660 viewstrampie

Starmer on 07:48 - Jun 22 by pencoedjack

I look forward to paying more tax so the lazy tossers get more benefits under Burnham.


It should be the mega wealthy people paying more tax but they have the politicians bought and paid for to enact tax rules so they pay nothing and they own the media so they spin the story this is the only way.

Continually being banned by Planet Swans for Porthcawl and then being reinstated.
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Starmer on 09:03 - Jun 22 with 4639 viewsonehunglow

Starmer on 07:36 - Jun 22 by Dr_Winston

His reaction to the Southport outrage, when he tried to label anyone expressing concern about both the act and his Government's desperate attempts to play down the terrorist angle as a Nazi has caused a visceral loathing for him on a National level and set the stage for his entire reign.

You can go through it all and identify moment after moment of failure. The U-Turns. The obvious class posturing disguised as governance (VAT on schools). The continued selection of inadequate people to important roles (Lammy, Phillipson, Reeves). The corruption (Mandelson, Chagos). The lies passed off as progess (NHS waiting lists do come down when you chuck people off them). The sneering attitudes towards the people he is supposed to work for. The utter weakness of the man who is supposed to lead.

He's failed more in two years than some Governments do in ten.


Great post that
Jeez

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Starmer on 09:38 - Jun 22 with 4596 viewsonehunglow

Had me welling up there
What a filthy business is politics
Clapping him and crocodile tears
Ey oop Andy lad
The working people are saved

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Starmer on 09:53 - Jun 22 with 4558 viewsJoesus_Of_Narbereth

A chorus of boos and a smattering of “Keir Starmer’s a w ⚓️ “ from normal people outside the gates swiftly drowned out by a Labour plant blasting the EU anthem ode to joy at full decibel levels.

Absolute circus.

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Starmer on 10:05 - Jun 22 with 4534 viewsLuther27

Starmer on 07:36 - Jun 22 by Dr_Winston

His reaction to the Southport outrage, when he tried to label anyone expressing concern about both the act and his Government's desperate attempts to play down the terrorist angle as a Nazi has caused a visceral loathing for him on a National level and set the stage for his entire reign.

You can go through it all and identify moment after moment of failure. The U-Turns. The obvious class posturing disguised as governance (VAT on schools). The continued selection of inadequate people to important roles (Lammy, Phillipson, Reeves). The corruption (Mandelson, Chagos). The lies passed off as progess (NHS waiting lists do come down when you chuck people off them). The sneering attitudes towards the people he is supposed to work for. The utter weakness of the man who is supposed to lead.

He's failed more in two years than some Governments do in ten.


Great post
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Starmer on 10:06 - Jun 22 with 4525 viewsunion_jack

Starmer on 10:05 - Jun 22 by Luther27

Great post


Brilliant post to be fair 👏

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Starmer on 10:09 - Jun 22 with 4507 viewsDr_Winston

And I forgot to mention two tier.

Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.

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Starmer on 10:11 - Jun 22 with 4501 viewsonehunglow

Starmer on 10:09 - Jun 22 by Dr_Winston

And I forgot to mention two tier.


Well you have now
Have an uparrow

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Starmer on 10:23 - Jun 22 with 4483 viewsWingstandwood

Await what always tends to follow.......

The usual hilarious two faced hypocrisy from back stabbing frauds who could not wait to get rid of him. Await glowing tributes and damage limitation, you know the usual "his heart was in the right place"......"Dedication to public service" type stuff.

I bet Andy Burnham will be ever soooooo kind also!

Argus!

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