| Keir Starmer, the globalist. 11:18 - May 14 with 3427 views | A_Fans_Dad |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 11:31 - May 14 with 2697 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
Wow. This comment will come back to hit him. Hard. |  |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 12:01 - May 14 with 2668 views | Gwyn737 |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 11:31 - May 14 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
Wow. This comment will come back to hit him. Hard. |
I’m not sure it will. This was was back in January and was covered in the press then.
Starmer is trying to present Labour as the party of business to nick Tory votes.
Sunak would have been there but couldn’t go as everything was going to **** here so had to stay home and pull the drawbridge up. | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 13:15 - May 14 with 2636 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 12:01 - May 14 by Gwyn737 |
I’m not sure it will. This was was back in January and was covered in the press then.
Starmer is trying to present Labour as the party of business to nick Tory votes.
Sunak would have been there but couldn’t go as everything was going to **** here so had to stay home and pull the drawbridge up. |
I suppose it’s not something the tories can attack him on because they are all on their knees felating all and sundry at these Davos meetings too every year.
At least they’ve got some common ground there | |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 13:40 - May 14 with 2617 views | Gwyn737 |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 13:15 - May 14 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
I suppose it’s not something the tories can attack him on because they are all on their knees felating all and sundry at these Davos meetings too every year.
At least they’ve got some common ground there |
It would explain why the comment went pretty much under the radar. | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 14:48 - May 14 with 2596 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 13:40 - May 14 by Gwyn737 |
It would explain why the comment went pretty much under the radar. |
Davos is a byword for hypocrisy, the rich and powerful jet off to top hotels spending vast amounts of public money and creating tonnes of pollution only to return and tell the rest of us we need to do more for the environment and oh, there is no money so cuts...
I'd say we should have a massive protest march about it but I'd end up being arrested "just in case" and the march would be denied and not mentioned in the media because of all the disruption it would cause. | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 18:46 - May 14 with 2539 views | controversial_jack |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 14:48 - May 14 by SullutaCreturned |
Davos is a byword for hypocrisy, the rich and powerful jet off to top hotels spending vast amounts of public money and creating tonnes of pollution only to return and tell the rest of us we need to do more for the environment and oh, there is no money so cuts...
I'd say we should have a massive protest march about it but I'd end up being arrested "just in case" and the march would be denied and not mentioned in the media because of all the disruption it would cause. |
Labour will repeal these draconian anti protest laws | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 19:12 - May 14 with 2529 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 18:46 - May 14 by controversial_jack |
Labour will repeal these draconian anti protest laws |
Hardly draconian. Peaceful protest is allowed. You are not not allowed to disrupt the rights of the vast majority to go about their legal business. The police should have come down sooner on the extremist who close motorways, climb on top of trains and the underground and try to stop sporting events.
Mind you Russia really has draconian laws where no protests are allowed at all. | |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 19:32 - May 14 with 2517 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 19:12 - May 14 by felixstowe_jack |
Hardly draconian. Peaceful protest is allowed. You are not not allowed to disrupt the rights of the vast majority to go about their legal business. The police should have come down sooner on the extremist who close motorways, climb on top of trains and the underground and try to stop sporting events.
Mind you Russia really has draconian laws where no protests are allowed at all. |
15 years in prison just for calling it a war! | | | |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 21:52 - May 14 with 2477 views | Boundy |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 12:01 - May 14 by Gwyn737 |
I’m not sure it will. This was was back in January and was covered in the press then.
Starmer is trying to present Labour as the party of business to nick Tory votes.
Sunak would have been there but couldn’t go as everything was going to **** here so had to stay home and pull the drawbridge up. |
Voters have long memories , what was covered at the time was the World Economic Forum and as you say Sunaks absence , Stamer appears to be happy to take taxpayers money as a politician but scorns the mother of all Parliaments at the behest of yet another group of unelected capitalists . | |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 16:28 - May 15 with 2360 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 19:12 - May 14 by felixstowe_jack |
Hardly draconian. Peaceful protest is allowed. You are not not allowed to disrupt the rights of the vast majority to go about their legal business. The police should have come down sooner on the extremist who close motorways, climb on top of trains and the underground and try to stop sporting events.
Mind you Russia really has draconian laws where no protests are allowed at all. |
Tell that to some of the innocent people arrested at Charles's coronation! | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 07:51 - May 16 with 2300 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 16:28 - May 15 by SullutaCreturned |
Tell that to some of the innocent people arrested at Charles's coronation! |
6 arrested and now free with no charges with 1000s still allowed to protest I trafalgar square and elsewhere in UK.
No disruption reported looked like the Metropolitan police got this just right. Over a million visitors to London able to enjoy the day.
I just hope they are as effective the next time extinction rebellion, stop the oil and animal rights try to stop people going about their legal business.
Not sure what your post has to do with Kier Starmer.
Compare that to yesterday when a Russian anti war protester was sentenced to 25 years in jail. [Post edited 16 May 2023 7:53]
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 10:25 - May 16 with 2261 views | controversial_jack |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 07:51 - May 16 by felixstowe_jack |
6 arrested and now free with no charges with 1000s still allowed to protest I trafalgar square and elsewhere in UK.
No disruption reported looked like the Metropolitan police got this just right. Over a million visitors to London able to enjoy the day.
I just hope they are as effective the next time extinction rebellion, stop the oil and animal rights try to stop people going about their legal business.
Not sure what your post has to do with Kier Starmer.
Compare that to yesterday when a Russian anti war protester was sentenced to 25 years in jail. [Post edited 16 May 2023 7:53]
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Arrested , deprived of their liberty for no reason at all. Sue the police | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 09:12 - May 27 with 1959 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 07:51 - May 16 by felixstowe_jack |
6 arrested and now free with no charges with 1000s still allowed to protest I trafalgar square and elsewhere in UK.
No disruption reported looked like the Metropolitan police got this just right. Over a million visitors to London able to enjoy the day.
I just hope they are as effective the next time extinction rebellion, stop the oil and animal rights try to stop people going about their legal business.
Not sure what your post has to do with Kier Starmer.
Compare that to yesterday when a Russian anti war protester was sentenced to 25 years in jail. [Post edited 16 May 2023 7:53]
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6 people are wrongly arrested but that's ok? What happens when the numbers increase until we end up like Russia? Will it be Ok then?
You have to fight to keep your freedoms or they get whittled away.
The police got it wrong and they do that a lot these days.
What my post is, is a reply to your taking it off thread by mentioning Russia and in a keir Starmer thread it's fairly apt seeing as he could be our next Pm andiss a member of the legal profession too. It's squarely in his ballpark. | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 12:34 - Jul 6 with 1689 views | felixstowe_jack |
Starmer spouting his new Labour policy.
He wants to raise the "class ceiling " whatever that means. About time Labour became an inclusive party. Currently their leaders are restricted to White men.
Another policy claim that taxing private schools will raise £1.7 billion has been downgraded to £1 billion. An independent analysis has proved that if the number of pupils attending private schools drops by only 5% it will start to cost UK TAXPAYERS more as they pupils will move to state schools.
State schools get approximately £7500 per pupil. | |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 13:37 - Jul 6 with 1654 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 12:34 - Jul 6 by felixstowe_jack |
Starmer spouting his new Labour policy.
He wants to raise the "class ceiling " whatever that means. About time Labour became an inclusive party. Currently their leaders are restricted to White men.
Another policy claim that taxing private schools will raise £1.7 billion has been downgraded to £1 billion. An independent analysis has proved that if the number of pupils attending private schools drops by only 5% it will start to cost UK TAXPAYERS more as they pupils will move to state schools.
State schools get approximately £7500 per pupil. |
About 25% of private school pupils have bursaries or scholarships, if you increase the costs by introducing VAT I bet the amount of buraries and scholarships drops impacting less well off people. |  |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 14:04 - Jul 6 with 1626 views | builthjack |
The Tories would be too busy partying , Covid or not. It didn’t matter to them |  |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 14:43 - Jul 6 with 1604 views | Gwyn737 |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 12:34 - Jul 6 by felixstowe_jack |
Starmer spouting his new Labour policy.
He wants to raise the "class ceiling " whatever that means. About time Labour became an inclusive party. Currently their leaders are restricted to White men.
Another policy claim that taxing private schools will raise £1.7 billion has been downgraded to £1 billion. An independent analysis has proved that if the number of pupils attending private schools drops by only 5% it will start to cost UK TAXPAYERS more as they pupils will move to state schools.
State schools get approximately £7500 per pupil. |
Absolutely no point in discussing any policy changes when as it stands there won’t be enough teachers to carry them out. In fact, we don’t really know if next academic year is affordable as the government is already 4 months late in releasing the STRB report on pay. All schools have been unable to formally set budgets.
The next priority should be ensuring there are enough safe school buildings to teach them children in as they’re crumbling. (It’s hard to provide correct detail on this as the Tories have suppressed the building conditions report although it has been leaked that 700,000 children are in buildings at risk of collapsed)
Thirdly talk on funding is pretty pointless as firstly using averages isn’t helpful as context impacts on AWPF, the PAG grant, Opportunities Area funding and Pupil Premium levels differ massively, even is schools are just a couple of miles apart. Secondly why other key services are run into the ground, the extra money given to school simply doesn’t make up the shortfall.
Having said all that, I think the policy announcements today were pretty weak. | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 17:25 - Jul 6 with 1564 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 14:43 - Jul 6 by Gwyn737 |
Absolutely no point in discussing any policy changes when as it stands there won’t be enough teachers to carry them out. In fact, we don’t really know if next academic year is affordable as the government is already 4 months late in releasing the STRB report on pay. All schools have been unable to formally set budgets.
The next priority should be ensuring there are enough safe school buildings to teach them children in as they’re crumbling. (It’s hard to provide correct detail on this as the Tories have suppressed the building conditions report although it has been leaked that 700,000 children are in buildings at risk of collapsed)
Thirdly talk on funding is pretty pointless as firstly using averages isn’t helpful as context impacts on AWPF, the PAG grant, Opportunities Area funding and Pupil Premium levels differ massively, even is schools are just a couple of miles apart. Secondly why other key services are run into the ground, the extra money given to school simply doesn’t make up the shortfall.
Having said all that, I think the policy announcements today were pretty weak. |
Schools in Wales have been announcing budget breaking budgets, they have to in order to comply wth minimum staffing levels I think. | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 17:35 - Jul 6 with 1557 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 12:34 - Jul 6 by felixstowe_jack |
Starmer spouting his new Labour policy.
He wants to raise the "class ceiling " whatever that means. About time Labour became an inclusive party. Currently their leaders are restricted to White men.
Another policy claim that taxing private schools will raise £1.7 billion has been downgraded to £1 billion. An independent analysis has proved that if the number of pupils attending private schools drops by only 5% it will start to cost UK TAXPAYERS more as they pupils will move to state schools.
State schools get approximately £7500 per pupil. |
Private schools are not charities. The end. |  |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 17:39 - Jul 6 with 1554 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 14:43 - Jul 6 by Gwyn737 |
Absolutely no point in discussing any policy changes when as it stands there won’t be enough teachers to carry them out. In fact, we don’t really know if next academic year is affordable as the government is already 4 months late in releasing the STRB report on pay. All schools have been unable to formally set budgets.
The next priority should be ensuring there are enough safe school buildings to teach them children in as they’re crumbling. (It’s hard to provide correct detail on this as the Tories have suppressed the building conditions report although it has been leaked that 700,000 children are in buildings at risk of collapsed)
Thirdly talk on funding is pretty pointless as firstly using averages isn’t helpful as context impacts on AWPF, the PAG grant, Opportunities Area funding and Pupil Premium levels differ massively, even is schools are just a couple of miles apart. Secondly why other key services are run into the ground, the extra money given to school simply doesn’t make up the shortfall.
Having said all that, I think the policy announcements today were pretty weak. |
State education must be a top priority for spending.
Pay the teachers. | |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 18:05 - Jul 6 with 1539 views | Gwyn737 |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 17:25 - Jul 6 by SullutaCreturned |
Schools in Wales have been announcing budget breaking budgets, they have to in order to comply wth minimum staffing levels I think. |
And they’ve settled their pay dispute.
We’re flying blind this side of the bridge. | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 18:23 - Jul 6 with 1529 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 18:05 - Jul 6 by Gwyn737 |
And they’ve settled their pay dispute.
We’re flying blind this side of the bridge. |
What, not more lost glasses? They're on the third step down mun  | | | |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 18:37 - Jul 6 with 1512 views | Gwyn737 |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 18:23 - Jul 6 by SullutaCreturned |
What, not more lost glasses? They're on the third step down mun |
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| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 19:11 - Jul 6 with 1497 views | majorraglan |
| Keir Starmer, the globalist. on 12:34 - Jul 6 by felixstowe_jack |
Starmer spouting his new Labour policy.
He wants to raise the "class ceiling " whatever that means. About time Labour became an inclusive party. Currently their leaders are restricted to White men.
Another policy claim that taxing private schools will raise £1.7 billion has been downgraded to £1 billion. An independent analysis has proved that if the number of pupils attending private schools drops by only 5% it will start to cost UK TAXPAYERS more as they pupils will move to state schools.
State schools get approximately £7500 per pupil. |
The only reference I’ve seen to class ceiling was breaking it so that kids from all backgrounds including the working class could go on to be successful life and not be held back by barriers that once existed.
In terms of the “independent” analysis you talk about, would that be analysis undertaken by the right leaning think tank headed by a privately educated former intern to a Conservative MP who also worked as an advisor to Michael Gove and Matt Hancock. He also worked for the very Right wing Policy Exchange think tank. They”investigation” may have been conducted by an independent organisation, but that doesn’t mean it is impartial.
Interesting to note the fact that State schools get £7500 per pupil, in 2009/10 the last year of the Brown government State schools received £7260 per pupil, by 2019/20 State schools were receiving £6640 per pupil which equates to a real term cut of 9%. If the government had pegged the funding to inflation, the £7260 would now be between £10660 and £11,000.
Interesting to see the Maths teacher up in Gloucester who can have as many as 64 kids in 1 maths class as the school can’t afford to employ more maths teachers - it’s very concerning and will adversely impact on the future of those children.
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