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[utrickytrees] 07/7/2024 14:41

Don't encourage the simpleton pls.

[institutional investments] 07/7/2024 12:02

Now, i do not mind people saying

'for II it is attention seeking or a medical issue, and we are all here donkey's years for any reason other than what we apply to the II'

That's fine dude. I really do not mind the claims. Im sure unless dim, that's as obvious as anything else. Really because to the normal person, it highlights far more about those posters than moi lol

[institutional investments] 07/7/2024 11:59

Well Pierre , the reason i do not think i waste time with posts and images, is the fact that an image on twitter lets say, 350 views (not impressions - as expanded)

So i am just wondering how everyone skips over the posts, when the only link to twitter is here?

[pierre oreilly] 07/7/2024 10:45

Minny (ii plus lots of obvious others)

I expect everyone is like me and skips over lots of posts by the same poster. So you aren't getting the attention you need - no one reads what you post i don't think (anyone read them?)

You always were a bit weird minny with your cravings of attention, but even so it's sad to see you crumble infront of our eyes. You know you're ill, get some help mate.

[scruff1] 07/7/2024 09:47

jordaggy
Macbeth too. Like it

[careful] 07/7/2024 09:39

All this fuss about HMG debt.

101% of GDP. About £2.7tr.
Japan 270% of GDP America also higher than ours.

Why do they make such a big fuss about £10bn here or there.
When you owe £2,700bn what difference does it make?

I suppose the man problem is spooking the bond markets.
Why buy UK debt at 4% when you can buy US debt yielding more?

If the bond markets like Labours plans maybe interest rates will come down quicker.
Largely depends upon the US Fed.
What a boost, lower interest rats would br to the UKeconomy.

[gotnorolex] 07/7/2024 09:15

Angela would be a success only in Porkopolis!

[jordaggy] 07/7/2024 09:08

Rayner's 'advisors' will run the show. Each cabinet minister has a 'set' of advisors. The Westminster bubble is mostly theatre, full of 'actors' who strut their stuff...

“To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow,
Creeps in this petty pace from day to day,
To the last syllable of recorded time;
And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!
Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player,
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage,
And then is heard no more. It is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing.”

[scruff1] 07/7/2024 09:03

Actually W5AMH its not how much it will cost to privatise the railways - its more where is the bleedin money coming from? I think we know the answer. I bet Comrade Lynch has cracked open a magnum. No need to strike from now on - just ask Comrade Kier. If I was Comrade Bailey I wouldnt open my bubbly just yet. The next interest rate movement may not be in the direction most people - especially on these boards- are relying on.
If anything deserves to be privatised I would say it was the water authorities. Scandalous how much has been doled out to investors whilst the infrastructure allowed to decay.

[careful] 07/7/2024 08:39

I see in todays Telegraph that our new Foreign Secretary is already talking to the Germans and has started to unwind the 8 year nightmare of Brexit.
There is hope. Better relations with our biggest trading partner is low hanging fruit.

Another interesting social experiment is the power given to Angela Rayner.
She has a CV from hell and no significant formal qualifications.

We have seen the likes of Cameron, Johnson with their 'trained to lead and rule' CV's, Eton Oxbridge show themselves to be bungling incompetents.

How we would love Rayner to succeed, it would make us re think this whole Eton and Oxbridge obsession. Maybe the University of life route is better after all. On the job training and an open mind is what we need.
Time will tell is she will be an effective minister, I hope she succeeds, she could hardly be worse than the previous lot who's pomposity had no bounds.

[mikemichael2] 07/7/2024 08:25

Maybe they should keep the Rwanda scheme, and send the scumbag muggers, con merchants and drug gangs over there. No room in our prisons.

[utrickytrees] 07/7/2024 06:13

That's good then Hardup, I thought they were trousering 170k. I think cabinet ministers get more & PM's get a salary for life?

[hardup1] 07/7/2024 05:56

tricky....."They get a loss of office payment for two years after they've lost their seat, a double parachute payment effectively!"
That is incorrect. They do not get paid for 2 years after they lose their seat. The loss of office payment is one-off redundancy payment which is equal to twice the amount of statutory redundancy entitlement. They have to have been an MP for a minimum of 2 years to qualify for this.

[stonedyou] 07/7/2024 00:15

Warmongers & Media= Criminal Enterprise
the warmongers like using names like "noble", or "international community", or "self defense force", when they make these names for themselves, they force people to repeat this whenever people talk about the warmongers, it's called self hypnosis or self brain washing, when you are force to repeat phrases or names, you are programming your subconscience mind to associate the meaning of the phrase, to these warmonger organizations. You are literally rewiring and programming your perceptions and thoughts whenever you read or see these phrases or names, when in fact, they are NOT what the name implies. It's a very subtle psychological warfare against the human race.

[scruff1] 06/7/2024 22:40

KK A very good point. Except I dont think anyone knows.
I have to grudgingly admit that since being elected PM Starmer hasnt said much that I particularly disagree with. The Rwanda scheme was never more than a gimmick - a sop to their departing supporters and an admission of their own impotence in the face of our invasion by illegals. In fact he has sounded quite business like and as though he has a thought through plan for the future. We will see but after the Tories even Fred Karno looked like he had a plan.

W5AMH
Whatever it costs it will be a fraction of that other monument to Tory incompetence HS2. Although that saga seems to have gone on that long it could have been started by Harold Wilson. Surprising even by HS2 standards I believe that people who had their houses compulsorily purchased for a section that now wont be built can re purchase them as they are back on the market - but at a fraction of the price. No wonder taxes have to be so high when we are run by madmen.

Dont know about anyone else but England bored me again. Every other game apart from them I have enjoyed. They should bring a stool out for Kane save him having to stand up all of the match poor bloke. Foden and Bellingham are midgets compared to their club form. Weird. I see Weghorst still cant hit a barn door

[gotnorolex] 06/7/2024 21:50

Trump is charismatic yes! Bellicose, crude and a rogue? Yessiree Bob!
Where have all the Ragan type characters in the GOP gone?
Once upon a time the All American Guy was a heroic, wholesome, visionary character!
Would you have let Trump date your daughter?

[mr.elbee] 06/7/2024 21:02

they are so thick they cannot see that the Dems have done the same false character assassination to Trump and every time they do

it backfires.............. so Trump's poll rating rockets

will be the same here.

what is the statistic? Reform are gaining one new member every single minute.

[utrickytrees] 06/7/2024 20:56

England will win this now, like a top race horse they're winning by the narrowest of margins.

[scruff1] 06/7/2024 20:45

Just flicking through a few articles and one headline reads 'Farage issues chilling message to black community'. I thought that looks like the usual lefty hatchet job. Who wrote the article ? An Oscar Davies. Googled him. Oh aye Britains first non binary barrister who titles himself Mx instead of Mr FFS. What is the publication. Edge Media. Googled it. An LBGT group. Well that WAS a surprise. Good lad Nige. Keep em rattled and enjoy yer pint - Ruddles I see