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More safe routes in the pipeline 17:43 - Sep 28 with 3491 viewsAnotherJohn

The ouster of Starmer is looking more and more like a hard left coup.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news
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More safe routes in the pipeline on 20:54 - Sep 29 with 725 viewsmax936

More safe routes in the pipeline on 20:52 - Sep 29 by Boundy

You'd like to think not but just look at what these traiterous scm have done since coming nto power and the prospect of a few more years and I wouldn't put it past them.


They want to stay in power for years and whose to stop them?
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More safe routes in the pipeline on 21:00 - Sep 29 with 711 viewsWingstandwood

More safe routes in the pipeline on 20:28 - Sep 29 by max936

Hang on, that's the Daily Mail mind, another comic paper


How about it coming from a source deemed far less political?

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/

Argus!

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More safe routes in the pipeline on 21:16 - Sep 29 with 684 viewsBoundy

More safe routes in the pipeline on 21:00 - Sep 29 by Wingstandwood

How about it coming from a source deemed far less political?

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/


Can't better than a government announcement

https://www.gov.uk/government/

"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."

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More safe routes in the pipeline on 21:34 - Sep 29 with 671 viewsWingstandwood

More safe routes in the pipeline on 21:16 - Sep 29 by Boundy

Can't better than a government announcement

https://www.gov.uk/government/


And that could very well be just the start with vastly more punishing laws, rules, taxes and budgets to follow under a Labour government that refuses to make a break from student activist standard politics and economic illiteracy! .

Where is the money going to come from in the future under a Labour government WHEN….

The national debt is three trillion and rising, the welfare bill is out of control and rising at truly alarming levels, when net-zero is deindustrialisation is here on a grand scale and when AI is going to hit white collar job sector like a sledgehammer.

Argus!

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More safe routes in the pipeline on 10:34 - Sep 30 with 585 viewsonehunglow

More safe routes in the pipeline on 21:34 - Sep 29 by Wingstandwood

And that could very well be just the start with vastly more punishing laws, rules, taxes and budgets to follow under a Labour government that refuses to make a break from student activist standard politics and economic illiteracy! .

Where is the money going to come from in the future under a Labour government WHEN….

The national debt is three trillion and rising, the welfare bill is out of control and rising at truly alarming levels, when net-zero is deindustrialisation is here on a grand scale and when AI is going to hit white collar job sector like a sledgehammer.


Where’s Lifey when you need him
We need Labour stalwarts to explain things to us

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More safe routes in the pipeline on 11:07 - Sep 30 with 575 viewsWingstandwood

More safe routes in the pipeline on 10:34 - Sep 30 by onehunglow

Where’s Lifey when you need him
We need Labour stalwarts to explain things to us


Apparently the future is bright from a bunch (there is hope according to them) whom only a short while back I thought were acceptable material for surrealist CH4 'Brass Eye' comedy, but it's now reached a stage where they have gone beyond that, and they are now way too deranged even for chaotic Spike Millighan 'Q' series anarcho-comedy-absurdity.

Apparently we are going back to the 1970's despite the facts that I have read......
In 1979 Britain had 6.7 MILLION manufacturing jobs. Today it’s 2.46 million. And falling.

Government debt was 42% of GDP at the end of the 70s. Today it’s 94%. And growing!

We have a much older population, and today 9.1 MILLION working age people are economically inactive. And growing!

The 1970s had strikes, inflation and an appalling government. But Britain also had a HUGE industrial workforce, a younger population and dramatically less government debt.

The 70s didn’t have massive Net Zero policies, that look more like blatant economic sabotage!

The 70's didn’t have over 52% of the population taking handouts.

So where is the money going to come from, where is it? I guess it's going to come from and is U.K citizens weekly wage, life savings, private pension, inheritance and property?

Argus!

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More safe routes in the pipeline on 11:35 - Sep 30 with 551 viewsonehunglow

More safe routes in the pipeline on 11:07 - Sep 30 by Wingstandwood

Apparently the future is bright from a bunch (there is hope according to them) whom only a short while back I thought were acceptable material for surrealist CH4 'Brass Eye' comedy, but it's now reached a stage where they have gone beyond that, and they are now way too deranged even for chaotic Spike Millighan 'Q' series anarcho-comedy-absurdity.

Apparently we are going back to the 1970's despite the facts that I have read......
In 1979 Britain had 6.7 MILLION manufacturing jobs. Today it’s 2.46 million. And falling.

Government debt was 42% of GDP at the end of the 70s. Today it’s 94%. And growing!

We have a much older population, and today 9.1 MILLION working age people are economically inactive. And growing!

The 1970s had strikes, inflation and an appalling government. But Britain also had a HUGE industrial workforce, a younger population and dramatically less government debt.

The 70s didn’t have massive Net Zero policies, that look more like blatant economic sabotage!

The 70's didn’t have over 52% of the population taking handouts.

So where is the money going to come from, where is it? I guess it's going to come from and is U.K citizens weekly wage, life savings, private pension, inheritance and property?


Ange and Ed in tears and Andy

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