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[jonnybig] 19/6/2024 15:58

Labour voters are clueless idiots who are scared of losing their benefits!

Nige is the only guy who can sort out the NHS. He'll kick ass!

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[tlobs2] 19/6/2024 15:45

JimBull, Labour are the problem, not the solution.

Blocks when it came to Brexit, blocking laws that would enable us to send the illegals back with appeals etc, oh and the co-ordinators of all the strikes up and down the UK.

The only thing Labour have done recently is hide some of their excess baggage like Thornberry oh and Beijing Barry living the life after his Chinese Christmas bonus.

Reform is the only hope of keeping the lunatics out of the asylum. They are going to hit pensions, pension funds and inheritance tax. Be warned.

[stag6] 19/6/2024 14:53

Sorry, thought this was the ITV thread.

[jimbull] 19/6/2024 14:25

Labour will save the NHS, if you wish to see the result of an awful private health system, visit the USA, where greed driven big pharma and insurance companies run a health service that costs the average american thousand of dollars in premiums and leaves 25% of the country without healthcare.

Yes Gecko, you are a tawdry pos!

[jonnybig] 19/6/2024 13:19

Privatise the NHS !!!!

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[stansmith1] 19/6/2024 13:17

bobyou seem to have upset the british version of trumptards...these people just want to be relevant so much they fall for farage so easily its not true - they just dont see that they are being manipulated....im sure we have seen that before on the itv pleb board - oh hang on its the same plebs - lolnice going

[millennialinvestor] 19/6/2024 12:55

I am now voting for reform, thanks bob.

[jonnybig] 19/6/2024 12:52

Thanks for telling me not to bother voting, nobby. NOT! Don't dare tell me what to do.

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[bobdiamond1] 19/6/2024 12:49

Death is part of life and covid came about to trim the excess population. No more lockdowns imposed by power mad incompetent politicians. Vote reform!

Johnnybig, you are one of the gullible, your vote for Reform is futile. Sadly blaming all your woes on some exploited asylum seekers forced from their countries by illegal wars started by Bush and supported by Blair portrays everything that is wrong.

Have some compassion for those who are victims of power hungry madmen.

[jonnybig] 19/6/2024 12:16

Agreed, thebutler. Death is part of life and covid came about to trim the excess population. No more lockdowns imposed by power mad incompetent politicians. Vote reform!

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[stansmith1] 19/6/2024 11:04

butlercould you be more wrong about everything?

[thebutler] 19/6/2024 11:03

Too right, jonny. It was absurd to shut EVERYTHING down for such a long time, especially when such an action probably cost more lives in suicides of people losing their livelihoods.

The government is given a mandate to SERVE the country, not CONTROL it. Boris and Sturgeon loved the power of control during covid, and now we have Sunak trying to control the people by prohibiting tobacco and conscripting kids.

It will be an interesting election. I don't believe that Labour are as popular as the polls make out, I don't know anyone who's voting for them, and the tories are a dead loss. I think the minor parties will attract tons of support.

[stansmith1] 19/6/2024 10:58

matthewgood points, cut tomorrow would be a (good) shock to the system !

[matthewr1] 19/6/2024 09:31

Good morning. Good inflation print this morning at 2% (from 2.3%). So finally inflation is back to the BOE’s target level (50% of their remit along with ensuring price stability). This means the rate cuts are also finally coming. The money markets are pencilling in the first cut in August. Personally (& even though the BOE is ‘independent’ , I think there will be pressure to cut asap by the Conservatives) and there is a decision due tomorrow. To add a semblance of balance 2% was in line with analyst expectations and the £ which is probably the best indicator is if anything a touch firmer today. Anyway , net net cuts coming and that will spur growth and help interest rate sensitives (like ITV).

[stansmith1] 18/6/2024 21:10

jonnybagcovid was a virus spread by human contact, the 7 million people who died would tell you some things are more important than the economy...

[jonnybig] 18/6/2024 20:52

If there's another covid type pandemic it would be economical suicide to lock down the country yet again which shows it was unnecessary to have the first lock down. Madness to the extreme.

spud