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Quite right too. It is not as if he said hurty words of bookface
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Warning a bit of a rant is about to occur with this post.
I thought the last govt was bad and they were. As were the ones led by Truss, Johnson, May and Cameron, that came before Sunak.
But Keir Starmer and co are already showing that the previous administrations cannot hold a candle to his inaugural government.
A government that has been handed a massive majority to &%^% with us all over the next five years. A majority when drilling down is wafer thin, a result of tactical voting and marginal seats ( very marginal in many instances ).
Starmer's government vote share is awful in real terms, it is nowhere near the level that Blair achieved in 97 - which produced a very similar majority.
So since that July election day what has happened?
Reeves has found a burgeoning blackhole in the country's finances. So what does Starmer do? He removes the winter fuel allowance from the majority of old age pensioners. This alone could well be Labour's 'Poll Tax' moment. Come 2029, he likely will find out that the British electorate, like elephants, never forget!
The very live topic of illegal immigration is not being tackled. Labour and our awful Home Secretary in Yvette Cooper are just full of hot air and refuse to take the bull by the horns and do something proactive about it.
Two tier policing and a two tier justice system. Apparently there is a mahoosive backlog at the courts, due to the Covid pandemic and lockdowns. Yet space was found to process in double quick time the knuckle draggers that rioted up an down the country. A process that saw ultra long hard sentences meted out. Whereby in the past many would have resulted in community service orders, fines and or suspended sentences.
People are now being prosecuted for making posts on social media and also other publicly accessible areas of the internet. Grannies have been jailed, yet sex offenders get suspended sentences!
We have had a whole year of weekend marches in London, where war memorials have been desecrated in some instances by those singing "To the River and the Sea" - Yet the Metropolitan Police turn a blind eye.
On the flip side, we have seen the government try to label thanks to the complicit main stream media, people's very real concern about illegal immigration, our streets and cities being taken over every weekend by Pro Palestinian marches, as far right and facist activism.
I am a live and let live person. But it seems to me we are now slowly being moved into some kind of Orwellian nightmare.
I thought the last govt was bad and they were. As were the ones led by Truss, Johnson, May and Cameron, that came before Sunak.
But Keir Starmer and co are already showing that the previous administrations cannot hold a candle to his inaugural government.
A government that has been handed a massive majority to &%^% with us all over the next five years. A majority when drilling down is wafer thin, a result of tactical voting and marginal seats ( very marginal in many instances ).
Starmer's government vote share is awful in real terms, it is nowhere near the level that Blair achieved in 97 - which produced a very similar majority.
So since that July election day what has happened?
Reeves has found a burgeoning blackhole in the country's finances. So what does Starmer do? He removes the winter fuel allowance from the majority of old age pensioners. This alone could well be Labour's 'Poll Tax' moment. Come 2029, he likely will find out that the British electorate, like elephants, never forget!
The very live topic of illegal immigration is not being tackled. Labour and our awful Home Secretary in Yvette Cooper are just full of hot air and refuse to take the bull by the horns and do something proactive about it.
Two tier policing and a two tier justice system. Apparently there is a mahoosive backlog at the courts, due to the Covid pandemic and lockdowns. Yet space was found to process in double quick time the knuckle draggers that rioted up an down the country. A process that saw ultra long hard sentences meted out. Whereby in the past many would have resulted in community service orders, fines and or suspended sentences.
People are now being prosecuted for making posts on social media and also other publicly accessible areas of the internet. Grannies have been jailed, yet sex offenders get suspended sentences!
We have had a whole year of weekend marches in London, where war memorials have been desecrated in some instances by those singing "To the River and the Sea" - Yet the Metropolitan Police turn a blind eye.
On the flip side, we have seen the government try to label thanks to the complicit main stream media, people's very real concern about illegal immigration, our streets and cities being taken over every weekend by Pro Palestinian marches, as far right and facist activism.
I am a live and let live person. But it seems to me we are now slowly being moved into some kind of Orwellian nightmare.
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I thought our legal system was based on precedent/case law. The judges are unaccountable to the public because they're not answerable to our elected representatives, and are supposed to be apolitical and outside of political influence and interference.
However, it's clear they enforce the law through the prism of their own political beliefs and opinions, how else can their sentencing decisions be explained or made sense of.
However, it's clear they enforce the law through the prism of their own political beliefs and opinions, how else can their sentencing decisions be explained or made sense of.
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This is something else that has concerned me for some while, the issue of language proficiency when it comes to the nhs or any other important govt service:
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I agree with most of what you say but I strongly disagree with the above. One of my daughters is the most sweetest, kindest and caring of people-and I'm not one for overdoing my praise just because they are my daughters- and she has attended a few anti genocide rallies. Of course I always tell her to be ultra careful and compliant with her behaviour and towards the police, first sign of trouble get her arse away.
I can fully see why very many people are anti murdering Israel. I can see why many can get angry when they see the murder of children, women,elderly and men in cold blood. The killing of aid workers and prevention of medical aid, cutting of water, power and food . Levelling schools, with children inside. Levelling every hospital in Gaza after pretending that it was Hamas who bombed the first hospital. The levelling of something like 45,000 homes to make way for Israelis to occupy that land. The breaking of conventions and international laws which is ignored by Israel and the international communities who fund it . Personally I think that muslims have been pretty restrained with their protests given everything we are seeing.
But the news and media pretend to us that most of the population of the UK are in support of Israel's actions but in reality most are too scared to say or do anything for fear of being called anti semitic
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LOl...swear at a police horse get nearly 3 years.
Purchase serious cat 1 child porn and 6 months suspended for a BBC luvvie.
Two Tier Kier's Britain!
Purchase serious cat 1 child porn and 6 months suspended for a BBC luvvie.
Two Tier Kier's Britain!
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It is that sort of shit that sticks in voters minds. I can see decisions Starmer makes causing another election within the next few years.
Tear down the statue of that pervert Erick Gill outside of the BBC headquarters that is their homage to perversion and defund the BBC. I've not paid my licence for 6 years. Fukc them
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Huw Edwards was sentenced by a judge, not Keir Starmer, and according to the current sentencing guidelines, which were in place before Labour even came to power. We can argue about the sentencing guidelines and their appropriateness for the offence, but the sentence Edwards received for the offences he committed, are well within the normal range.
No new sentencing guidelines have been introduced since Labour came to power, in fact some of the harshest sentences we've seen recently are being handed down using rules that were put onto the statute books whilst the Tories were in power, I'm sure we all remember various Tory Home Secretaries telling us how hardcore they were getting about locking people up? (Braverman and Priti Patel were particularly nuts in that regard.) Turns out laws like that can be applied to people other than Just Stop Oil protestors.
Here's a really good list of the facts regarding Edwards' sentencing. To be clear, I'm not saying I agree with what's been happening here, but it's important we don't just start making things up and then getting annoyed about the fiction that was just invented.
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I'm old enough to remember TAKING BACK CONTROL and basically telling loads of EU medical folks, who generally spoke good English, to bugger off out of the country. So they did.
They have now been replaced by people from far further afield, who may not speak English as well.
Actions and consequences.
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Starma was in line with the Cons from the beginning of the Covid shit. In fact he was pushing for more Draconian measures. We live in a world dictated by the WEF and WHO if only people know it.
You are politically vacuous and relying on the political threads that you take your opinions from and spout them as your own.
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Well my memory is not what it was, but I distinctly remember saying if the EU had agreed to give Cameron something to control the unimpeded flow, then we likely wouldn't have left.
Perhaps you've missed the vids recently posted in wtf, regarding the tent camps appearing in pleasant parts of london, tales of folk taking a dump between parked cars etc etc
Along with the good folk, there was probably the same amount again bringing trouble, but all had to be welcomed, including ex convicts of serious crimes.
As far as I'm concerned there was nothing stopping the govt hiring EU based nurses, who were fluent english speakers, instead of non-EU that weren't.
Doubt brexiteers would have objected re this choice.
But all modern countries should be able to staff their health facilities with home grown taught nurses and doctors, it's not exactly beyond the realms of possibility, and something we did for decades, even before the nhs.
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Two Tier Justice system at work here in Two Tier Keir's Britain?
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Why was Edwards' case dealt with by a magistrate and not a crown court, I thought their expertise was speeding offences and shoplifters.
Obviously, that decision predates Kier being PM. Not sure this secret barrister answers that.
You've got to admit it doesn't look fair in comparison to many of the riot/disturbance cases.
The Facebook lady who's a carer for her husband comes to my mind, 15 months in prison for a quickly deleted post. After 3 children were murdered and the authorities wouldn't give the full background of the suspect, other than saying he was from cardiff, thus people assumed it was another muslim terrorist or knife berserker, as there has been many such cases here and across Europe.
It stinks Edwards' mitigating factors were acceptable and hers ignored.
I left the left in the 90s, I just don't understand today's that you belong to, because they'll ignore these case comparisons or worse defend the status quo that gives us them.
Like Donald I want to say 'fight, fight, fight.' if not the liberal establishment/system is going to fck us up more, while they're safely ensconced away from the madness they've inflicted on us.
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Fact is, the crimes being prosecuted concerning the riots and disorder over the summer are being fast tracked. Prisoners are being given early release to free up space in the prison system, so those prosecuted in the summer disorder can be imprisoned.
Other, arguably far more serious crimes, are having police resources diverted to investigate the summer disorder instead - see my post above about the two girls in Hull
I am not condoning the violence and disorder, far from it. But I will make an observation - Prior to this summer and this new govt, these type of offences would in the main get at most suspended sentences or a few weeks in the big house. Now under Two Tier Keir, people are being locked up for several years. Yet sex offenders are being given early release, or in the case of Huw Edwards, a suspended sentence.
Furthermore, hurty words written on Facebook or other Social Media platforms are being dealt with swiftly and resulting in a custodial sentence. Yet John down the road is still waiting for a police officer to turn up after reporting his house has been burgled,,,
Other, arguably far more serious crimes, are having police resources diverted to investigate the summer disorder instead - see my post above about the two girls in Hull
I am not condoning the violence and disorder, far from it. But I will make an observation - Prior to this summer and this new govt, these type of offences would in the main get at most suspended sentences or a few weeks in the big house. Now under Two Tier Keir, people are being locked up for several years. Yet sex offenders are being given early release, or in the case of Huw Edwards, a suspended sentence.
Furthermore, hurty words written on Facebook or other Social Media platforms are being dealt with swiftly and resulting in a custodial sentence. Yet John down the road is still waiting for a police officer to turn up after reporting his house has been burgled,,,
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I don't 'belong' to the left insofar as the current Labour Party even is the left, it's far more centrist IMO.
Mrs Chopley was a card carrying (fully paid up!) member of the Labour Party when Corbyn was leader, but she left once the direction of travel under Starmer became clear.
I've been pretty unenthusiastic about Starmer since day one, if you're minded to, do a forum search on the word 'Starmer' under my username, from my very first mention of him I wasn't exactly a fan.
I did get more optimistic around the time of the election as I was just so thrilled at the prospect of seeing the back of the Tories, who I genuinely believe represented fourteen of the worst years of government the UK has ever had, and I thought that at the very least Labour would be competent. (And I think you could make that case now, something can be competently done without us liking what the thing is.)
I made this post over in the Brexit thread the other week, if these sound like the words of someone who's fully on board with what's going on at the moment, I don't know what to tell you
Brexit - whats the difference..... - Page 220 - Casinomeister Forum
Labour still have a big chance with their first budget next month, I'm still daring to hope that they'll make a positive move on wealth inequality with that budget, but if Mr and Mrs Average take it in the neck again (as they did for 14 years under the Tories), then my patience will be wearing very thin.
That said, I still think they'll be better than the Tories, but that's a very low bar to cross.
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I don't 'belong' to the left insofar as the current Labour Party even is the left, it's far more centrist IMO.
Mrs Chopley was a card carrying (fully paid up!) member of the Labour Party when Corbyn was leader, but she left once the direction of travel under Starmer became clear.
I've been pretty unenthusiastic about Starmer since day one, if you're minded to, do a forum search on the word 'Starmer' under my username, from my very first mention of him I wasn't exactly a fan.
I did get more optimistic around the time of the election as I was just so thrilled at the prospect of seeing the back of the Tories, who I genuinely believe represented fourteen of the worst years of government the UK has ever had, and I thought that at the very least Labour would be competent. (And I think you could make that case now, something can be competently done without us liking what the thing is.)
I made this post over in the Brexit thread the other week, if these sound like the words of someone who's fully on board with what's going on at the moment, I don't know what to tell you
Brexit - whats the difference..... - Page 220 - Casinomeister Forum
Labour still have a big chance with their first budget next month, I'm still daring to hope that they'll make a positive move on wealth inequality with that budget, but if Mr and Mrs Average take it in the neck again (as they did for 14 years under the Tories), then my patience will be wearing very thin.
That said, I still think they'll be better than the Tories, but that's a very low bar to cross.
Back in those days (prob 92-94) you had the left and the loony left, I don't remember any mention of centrists.
The main old labour party member (of that era) to my mind would not agree with that lady being jailed, and would probably campaign to have her released, if only due to her mitigation.
Today's typical supporter of the party would say she deserved it, should've know better etc..that's my impression.
The tories since 2010 have been a bit hopeless, my sense is this labour govt will largely replicate that, on top of thought crime stuff, punishing anyone they can who is not onboard, very similar to Trudeau.
The old labour would not be rushing forward with assisted dying policies for example, they'd be more interested in the reasons why someone young wants to end it.
I think already a young Dutch lady has used their law to kill herself due to mental illness. It's a dangerous, slippery slope imo.
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Very reasoned post and I cannot really take you to task personally on any of your points that you make Chopley. I think like you, the vast majority of the electorate in the UK had it up to the ceiling with regards the Tory governments we all have had to endure over the past 14 years. No need for me to go all over it again.I don't 'belong' to the left insofar as the current Labour Party even is the left, it's far more centrist IMO.
Mrs Chopley was a card carrying (fully paid up!) member of the Labour Party when Corbyn was leader, but she left once the direction of travel under Starmer became clear.
I've been pretty unenthusiastic about Starmer since day one, if you're minded to, do a forum search on the word 'Starmer' under my username, from my very first mention of him I wasn't exactly a fan.
I did get more optimistic around the time of the election as I was just so thrilled at the prospect of seeing the back of the Tories, who I genuinely believe represented fourteen of the worst years of government the UK has ever had, and I thought that at the very least Labour would be competent. (And I think you could make that case now, something can be competently done without us liking what the thing is.)
I made this post over in the Brexit thread the other week, if these sound like the words of someone who's fully on board with what's going on at the moment, I don't know what to tell you
Brexit - whats the difference..... - Page 220 - Casinomeister Forum
Labour still have a big chance with their first budget next month, I'm still daring to hope that they'll make a positive move on wealth inequality with that budget, but if Mr and Mrs Average take it in the neck again (as they did for 14 years under the Tories), then my patience will be wearing very thin.
That said, I still think they'll be better than the Tories, but that's a very low bar to cross.
This is why Starmer's Labour Party received the majority they did, on a vote share which I believe was on par with Corbyn's first GE campaign. A majority in name only. Another reason to change our voting system. But that is for another discussion.
There are two big issues and mistakes that this government have already taken. Policing to include the judicial system in the country and the removal of winter payments for the vast majority of the elderly in the country.
The ground work is already being done to prepare us all for an Autumn budget which could turn out to be very unpleasant for many. If this is the case, I predict that come 2029, Labour could be annihilated at the next General Election - on par with how Clegg's Lib Dems were after sucking up to Cameron to grab their moment of power back in 2010. They got decimated in the following GE as a result.
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I read on twitter rumours of the oap bus pass getting chopped, surely this time the media can't argue millionaire pensioners are riding around on arriva buses, putting aside the saved money for luxury holidays!?
The comparison with their own generously subsidised travel is going to be overlooked once more by MPs.
Once they've taken away everything offered to the elderly, who's their next easy target.
I guarantee it won't be the 1%, or corporate giants who play the tax tourist game.
The comparison with their own generously subsidised travel is going to be overlooked once more by MPs.
Once they've taken away everything offered to the elderly, who's their next easy target.
I guarantee it won't be the 1%, or corporate giants who play the tax tourist game.
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I can see why there should be some form of policing on social media after just reading a very serious allegation being made about a very famous comedy actor who is getting on in age being a nonce and sexual predator seemingly without providing any evidence. That sort of stuff can ruin peoples lives as well as upset many fans of his programs of the past. shit sticks
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Without looking I think I know who this is, I ignore it otherwise it ruins one of the best British comedies I grew up with, on the basis of zero evidence and just conjecture.
There is a strange breed of conspiracist out there, that seems to relish coming out with stuff like it's a game that you get awarded social media badges for, kudos for who can bring the most bad news and destroy even more respected things.
There is enough real conspiracy re power and big events/issues to not have to wade around in the gutter of personal sordid accusations that are mostly guessed at.
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Exactly m8. Unless they bring receipts they are frauds looking for attention and "likes"
Never did I think it would be possible to say either Boris or Rishi was more in tune with how Joe Public would react to SPADs getting big payrise’s but it seems that was the case when I read about Sue Gray getting a big payrise and declining to limit it to less than the PM’s pay.
Both Boris and Rishi stopped raising the SPAD pay because they knew it would look bad, but Kier has raised the pay while also pushing back dissenters in his party who want the winter payment put back in place.
I know one doesn’t equate financially with the other but it definitely doesn’t look good.
Both Boris and Rishi stopped raising the SPAD pay because they knew it would look bad, but Kier has raised the pay while also pushing back dissenters in his party who want the winter payment put back in place.
I know one doesn’t equate financially with the other but it definitely doesn’t look good.
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It's so fucking stupid for a Labour PM to be doing this stuff, getting glasses bought for him and clothes for his wife and all the rest of it. Seriously Keir? You can't afford to buy your own specs?
We expect it of the Tories, they are nakedly the party of the rich and just try to feather their own nests, and corruption is all part of the game to them.
I was expecting Starmer to have better political instincts than this.
I'm still giving them the benefit of the doubt overall (just about) and waiting to see what next month's budget consists of.
Say what you like about Corbyn but he wouldn't have been getting up to any of this shit.
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I see Kier's rapacious quest for freebies is even putting the old government to shame....
Free Beer Kier!
At the end of the day, they are all cut from the same stale old cloth.
Free Beer Kier!
At the end of the day, they are all cut from the same stale old cloth.
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Jezza wouldn't do that.
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No, because he'd never get near being PM.
I saw the other day he used to shag Flabbot when younger. I really wish I'd never known, an image you cannot unimagine. Sort of like Lenin with Winnie Mandela riding him.
The Tories have many faults, but they do generally have far more attractive MPs than the other parties. Breeding and good diet I suppose, the women anyway.
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Did you see the story Abbott has about the 'date' that Corbyn took her on? It really is exactly what you'd expect
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: "I remember we were together and I even moved in with him for some time. But, I started to whine and complain that we never went out anywhere. So Jeremy, he's a very kind person and he thought about it."Then one day he said 'we're going out', and I thought 'wow'. I got dressed and we got in the car, and he drove and I thought 'Oh, maybe we're going to go to a nice wine bar'. Actually, he took me to Highgate Cemetery and showed me the tomb of Karl Marx. That was his idea of an outing."
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I get it to be fair to the old commie, I wouldn't want to be seen out with Flabbot either.Did you see the story Abbott has about the 'date' that Corbyn took her on? It really is exactly what you'd expect
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She toldYou do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.: "I remember we were together and I even moved in with him for some time. But, I started to whine and complain that we never went out anywhere. So Jeremy, he's a very kind person and he thought about it.
"Then one day he said 'we're going out', and I thought 'wow'. I got dressed and we got in the car, and he drove and I thought 'Oh, maybe we're going to go to a nice wine bar'. Actually, he took me to Highgate Cemetery and showed me the tomb of Karl Marx. That was his idea of an outing."
Paying homage to a parasitic 'philosopher' whose ideas have directly led to the extinction of 100m+ humans, yeah, that's Corbyn all over.
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Even SKY News are spelling it out. He is worth about 4 million so why does he not pay for his jollies himself?
In the row that even the top commie can't just go out and have murdered, it seems 'Suitgate' is building up a head of steam as Free Gear Keir's reign of freeloading continues unashamedly!
Questions have arisen as to whether his suits are just outright bribes or 'work-related', as his wardrobe brims with designer clobber from his sugar daddy, 'Lord Alli'.
Not content with killing off pensioners and creating Austerity 2.0 to fund his party's vanity projects, it should surprise absolutely no one that everyone's favourite grifter has been top of the pops in receiving gifts since 2019 with over 100K's worth of 'gifts', dwarfing his nearest freeloading rival over two-and-a-half times!
Couple that with his Arsenal box seat tickets prezzie worth thousands, ol' Keir's really loving this PM lark, it must be said! But let's cut him some slack - being an Arsenal fan ain't easy...
At least we can, at the very least, confirm that cronyism's dead as a doornail under Keir's watch, as the head honcho hoards as many assets as is feasible, in that unmistakeable top commie way, whilst the plebs are all equal.....in their misery. But at least equality is here. Nirvana at last! What a leader! What a party!
Questions have arisen as to whether his suits are just outright bribes or 'work-related', as his wardrobe brims with designer clobber from his sugar daddy, 'Lord Alli'.
Not content with killing off pensioners and creating Austerity 2.0 to fund his party's vanity projects, it should surprise absolutely no one that everyone's favourite grifter has been top of the pops in receiving gifts since 2019 with over 100K's worth of 'gifts', dwarfing his nearest freeloading rival over two-and-a-half times!
Couple that with his Arsenal box seat tickets prezzie worth thousands, ol' Keir's really loving this PM lark, it must be said! But let's cut him some slack - being an Arsenal fan ain't easy...
At least we can, at the very least, confirm that cronyism's dead as a doornail under Keir's watch, as the head honcho hoards as many assets as is feasible, in that unmistakeable top commie way, whilst the plebs are all equal.....in their misery. But at least equality is here. Nirvana at last! What a leader! What a party!
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I think Chopley is likely to have nightmares tonight after reading this 
Nice dig during his speech at Two Tier / Free Gear Keir as well. Must have worked as Starmer will no longer accept clothes as gifts LOL
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Nice dig during his speech at Two Tier / Free Gear Keir as well. Must have worked as Starmer will no longer accept clothes as gifts LOL
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LOL...I saw that:
Starmer has stated he will not accept more clothes from rich donors for now.
However, he will resume accepting them if other donors will provide him with a new property or build him a free extension on his present home, so he can acquire the necessary wardrobe and storage space for him and the missus.
He is pleased to announce he can still accept less voluminous gifts requiring minimal space, like gold coins, ingots, jewellery, event tickets and cash.
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Starmer has stated he will not accept more clothes from rich donors for now.
However, he will resume accepting them if other donors will provide him with a new property or build him a free extension on his present home, so he can acquire the necessary wardrobe and storage space for him and the missus.
He is pleased to announce he can still accept less voluminous gifts requiring minimal space, like gold coins, ingots, jewellery, event tickets and cash.
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Would he accept an ice pick through his non-existent heart?
Or maybe he could get vaccinated.....with doses of compassion, integrity and that sense of fairness he bleated on about endlessly during the GE campaign trail. And preferably be injected with those through his bollocks instead of his arm.
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Careful there @mcgameboy people have been imprisoned for lesser statements on the internet under Two Tier Keir's rule
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Next time I am in Bath, I am going to pop into The Raven and buy this landlord a drink
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Meanwhile Nige is a high old time...
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^^^^ There's an obvious missing 'having' 
Fckin 'ell Nige it's almost impossible to get a GP appt and he's reinventing himself as a karaoke king!
Fckin 'ell Nige it's almost impossible to get a GP appt and he's reinventing himself as a karaoke king!
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I think Chopley is likely to have nightmares tonight after reading this
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Nice dig during his speech at Two Tier / Free Gear Keir as well. Must have worked as Starmer will no longer accept clothes as gifts LOL
It's 'possible' that Margot Robbie may come knocking at my front door in the next ten minutes and ask for a private appointment with me to show her all about online slots and my advanced Astro Bot techniques, whilst she seductively undresses and asks me to do the same.
Pretty unlikely though.
Farage becoming PM is something I'd say with some degree of confidence none of us will ever have to worry about. I'm far more concerned about what Starmer's Labour does over the next five years TBH.
geordiecolin
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Angela explaining Labours bad week and Lammy's bisexuality ( She must have been eves dropping what I have been saying)
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Crikey! Black and queer! A shoo-in for the lead role in TV dramas. A more lucrative career awaits...
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At least the Tories had a few good months in the last parliament, before COVID hit and then everything went to shit.
This lot (as predicted) are crumbling already.
This lot (as predicted) are crumbling already.
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It has to be said Reeves and Lammy love the grassroots labour members:
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Not so nice when you become one of the very villains you often criticised, is it Raitch?
Even Rayner knew better and kept her trap shut. Then again, the look on her face said a thousand words.
Even Rayner knew better and kept her trap shut. Then again, the look on her face said a thousand words.
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Chopley, I love his slot videos, but his chances of posting anything post 2030 (When the WEF says you will own nothing and be happy) and if he got jabbed 3 or more times reduce that to 2026 IMO.
Also lets talk about a taboo subject, the fact the mRNA jabbed have been injected with an intra body nanonetwork.
No one knows who its communicating with, or what it being transmitted etc.
But the injected are 100% emitting bluetooth MAC codes, even these 13-15 yr olds at sports practice, without their mobile phones.
These MAC codes are not phones, these rugby playing youths dont have phones in their shorts pockets.
And if they were phones, they would say "iphone john" or "samsung 2021" etc
Otherwise how would you pair with a device when presented with 70 random MAC addresses
Im sorry if you took the mRNA jab. or even possibly took a dodgy pcr test, but if you did you have nanonetwork in your body, and no one knows what it is doing or is capable of doing.
Also lets talk about a taboo subject, the fact the mRNA jabbed have been injected with an intra body nanonetwork.
No one knows who its communicating with, or what it being transmitted etc.
But the injected are 100% emitting bluetooth MAC codes, even these 13-15 yr olds at sports practice, without their mobile phones.
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These MAC codes are not phones, these rugby playing youths dont have phones in their shorts pockets.
And if they were phones, they would say "iphone john" or "samsung 2021" etc
Otherwise how would you pair with a device when presented with 70 random MAC addresses
Im sorry if you took the mRNA jab. or even possibly took a dodgy pcr test, but if you did you have nanonetwork in your body, and no one knows what it is doing or is capable of doing.
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Is this supposed nanonetwork only in certain types of vaccines or certain countries?
Tried some bluetooth searches last time you posted about it but found nothing.
Tried some bluetooth searches last time you posted about it but found nothing.
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That's because it is like something from Doctor Who.
They are lying dormant in everyone just waiting to be switched on. Come the day it gets turned on most of the population of the world will turn into a brainwashed cult totally under control that follows their masters every command.
The rest of the population already follow and believe any shite they've read on the Internet.
