This current government is so ****ing incompetently dreadful that I have started to think the unimaginable and that Margaret Thatcher was a decent, honourable politician and a great leader. I will start being suicidal next FFS.
This current government is so ****ing incompetently dreadful that I have started to think the unimaginable and that Margaret Thatcher was a decent, honourable politician and a great leader. I will start being suicidal next FFS.
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There'd be no coming back. You'd have to retire to the back woods, never to be seen again.I always said I’d try anything once![]()
Javid was, in fact, travelling to Carlisle to open the new cancer centre based at Cumberland Infirmary. The government are spinning this as a new hospital opening. Sure, it's great to have a new centre for cancer treatment (in planning since 2017) but utterly wrong to call it a whole new hospital. One might call it a lie, but apparently we can't do that.You must log in or register to see media
Javid was, in fact, travelling to Carlisle to open the new cancer centre based at Cumberland Infirmary. The government are spinning this as a new hospital opening. Sure, it's great to have a new centre for cancer treatment (in planning since 2017) but utterly wrong to call it a whole new hospital. One might call it a lie, but apparently we can't do that.
Oh yes we can call it a lie. It's not allowed in parliament where spaffer & Co have been taking lying to new heights.Javid was, in fact, travelling to Carlisle to open the new cancer centre based at Cumberland Infirmary. The government are spinning this as a new hospital opening. Sure, it's great to have a new centre for cancer treatment (in planning since 2017) but utterly wrong to call it a whole new hospital. One might call it a lie, but apparently we can't do that.
Definitely a lie and definitely miss leading.
It’s a shame the press/media are not pulling them up on this.
Well I suppose if Deborah Meaden can do it…Oh yes we can call it a lie. It's not allowed in parliament where spaffer & Co have been taking lying to new heights.
Well I suppose if Deborah Meaden can do it…
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Dawn Butler, the backbench Labour MP, was told to leave the Commons last month after repeatedly accusing Boris Johnson of “lying over and over again”. It’s about time Starmer and his front bench team started doing the same. Everybody knows they all lie, why not call a spade a spade?Isn’t Jonathan Ashworth allowed to challenge this in parliament?
It’s clearly a lie so surely he can be challenged.
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Excuse me, I have to go and redesign my kitchen, or do the washing up as I used to call it.It’s the usual smoke and mirrors for the media to spread to their followers.
As I understand it, it is a cancer unit attached to an existing building, that was ear marked before Johnson’s tenure, so not part of his false promises.
As someone said, it’s the same as putting a new shed in your garden and claiming to now own two properties.
Dawn Butler, the backbench Labour MP, was told to leave the Commons last month after repeatedly accusing Boris Johnson of “lying over and over again”. It’s about time Starmer and his front bench team started doing the same. Everybody knows they all lie, why not call a spade a spade?
The thing with the older politicians is that even if you thought they were awful or their policies were wrong or what they did was wrong, they did it for what they believed was for the good of the country. This lot do what is for the good of themselves.
Sorry but that bit about previous politicians putting the country first is so wrong.
No way did Thatcher put this country before the party. She was no different in her beliefs, she just did things in a way that it wasn’t immediately obvious to outsiders that she was ****ing over the working class.
She started the ball rolling with privatisation, which is equal to the cronyism we have seen throughout the pandemic and the stealth privatisation of the NHS, all designed to enrich her friends, donors and colleagues.
She also started the selling off of the council housing stock, to harvest a bunch of new supporters, whilst not building rules into the selling off of the houses to have them replaced because she, like Cameron and Osborne, knew that council house tenants were more likely to vote Labour.
Then there was the destruction of the unions and employment law, which is getting worse by the year.
If there had been internet at the time, I think the stories about Thatcher, would be the same as they are about Johnson.
Whilst I agree with a bit of what you have said, I will rephrase my original post - Older politicians, followed their beliefs (and by virtue of that the beliefs of their party) to do what they thought was good for the country based on their ideologies. Current politicians are more interested in lining their own pockets and in it for self interest, whilst hiding behind fundamental 'beliefs' within their party.