| The Labour party on 15:48 - May 13 with 3257 views | trampie |
The Red Tories run Labour, true Labour people are ousted, the right wing need to be kicked out of the party but that has become impossible because Red Tories run Labour. |  |
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| The Labour party on 15:55 - May 13 with 3254 views | felixstowe_jack |
| The Labour party on 15:48 - May 13 by trampie |
The Red Tories run Labour, true Labour people are ousted, the right wing need to be kicked out of the party but that has become impossible because Red Tories run Labour. |
There was me thinking it was the Unions who run and fund Labour. |  |
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| The Labour party on 16:06 - May 13 with 3238 views | trampie |
| The Labour party on 15:55 - May 13 by felixstowe_jack |
There was me thinking it was the Unions who run and fund Labour. |
It's the right wing that run Labour, the majority of parliamentary Labour are Tories, Labour has been infiltrated and overrun by Tories, the way Jewish Tories within Labour treated left wing Jewish members was disgraceful.
The unions are Tories, the zero hour, minimum wage workers are often not in a union it's the middle class wannabes are in unions, the right wing run our TV, press, government, governments across the world, the EU the lot, it's a shame that we live in a dog eat dog world but that is the way it is, survival of the fittest. | |
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| The Labour party on 16:19 - May 13 with 3209 views | Brynmill_Jack |
He doesn’t like party tradition and rules and would rather make them up as he goes along. Hence the reason why Corbyn is still ostracized. At least he’s a man of real integrity. |  |
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| The Labour party on 16:47 - May 13 with 3201 views | Lorax |
| The Labour party on 15:48 - May 13 by trampie |
The Red Tories run Labour, true Labour people are ousted, the right wing need to be kicked out of the party but that has become impossible because Red Tories run Labour. |
To be fair, you cast anyone to the right of you as a tory. That's a lot of centre left people right there. | | | |
| The Labour party on 17:04 - May 13 with 3193 views | jack_lord |
| The Labour party on 16:47 - May 13 by Lorax |
To be fair, you cast anyone to the right of you as a tory. That's a lot of centre left people right there. |
It's the drum I'm constantly banging. Because people have views that are viewed as socially positive they are castigated and thrown in to the abyss of lefty loonies because the minority have much more communist ideals. It is the same on the other side of the political spectrum. |  |
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| The Labour party on 17:33 - May 13 with 3164 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| The Labour party on 17:04 - May 13 by jack_lord |
It's the drum I'm constantly banging. Because people have views that are viewed as socially positive they are castigated and thrown in to the abyss of lefty loonies because the minority have much more communist ideals. It is the same on the other side of the political spectrum. |
Socialism in its form as purported by the Labour Party (especially with the creation of the NHS) has no relationship with communism whatsoever. Only stupid people think that (and there are quite a few on here that share that train of “thought”.
A free market global capitalist ideal is what’s going to kill of the planet eventually and make us a whole lot poorer. | |
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| The Labour party on 17:39 - May 13 with 3167 views | onehunglow |
| The Labour party on 16:47 - May 13 by Lorax |
To be fair, you cast anyone to the right of you as a tory. That's a lot of centre left people right there. |
Clearly Tories reviled on here.
#Its been siad by bryan and tramps and killy and ebo naturallly ,that no Welsh peron should vote Tory. What do we do we such people and should we ban the party.
Serious question.
Ban the Tories if they are so vile .If not why not/ IF NOT,then respect the right of the voter to do o freely and without abuse or shut the ;;;;;;up. | |
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| The Labour party on 18:03 - May 13 with 3152 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
Probably not a good idea for any politician to present themselves as a paragon of virtue. |  |
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| The Labour party on 18:07 - May 13 with 3148 views | onehunglow |
| The Labour party on 18:03 - May 13 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Probably not a good idea for any politician to present themselves as a paragon of virtue. |
None of them are. | |
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| The Labour party on 21:54 - May 13 with 3088 views | Lorax |
| The Labour party on 17:39 - May 13 by onehunglow |
Clearly Tories reviled on here.
#Its been siad by bryan and tramps and killy and ebo naturallly ,that no Welsh peron should vote Tory. What do we do we such people and should we ban the party.
Serious question.
Ban the Tories if they are so vile .If not why not/ IF NOT,then respect the right of the voter to do o freely and without abuse or shut the ;;;;;;up. |
it's hysterical, isn't it? people on here who claim to support democracy yet show such clear hatred for people who have a different opinion. Some real political hatred gets posted on here. | | | |
| The Labour party on 22:02 - May 13 with 3075 views | Gwyn737 |
| The Labour party on 21:54 - May 13 by Lorax |
it's hysterical, isn't it? people on here who claim to support democracy yet show such clear hatred for people who have a different opinion. Some real political hatred gets posted on here. |
I have no issue with people voting Tory. I’ve voted Tory on one occasion before (mainly as my area would vote in a rag on a stick if they wore a blue rosette and my MP was/is actually a good representative imo and deserved my support).
However the CURRENT front bench is the most directionless, publicity hungry and down right mean bunch of neardowells we’ve ever had the misfortune to have in government, in my lifetime at least. | | | |
| The Labour party on 22:19 - May 13 with 3057 views | Lorax |
| The Labour party on 22:02 - May 13 by Gwyn737 |
I have no issue with people voting Tory. I’ve voted Tory on one occasion before (mainly as my area would vote in a rag on a stick if they wore a blue rosette and my MP was/is actually a good representative imo and deserved my support).
However the CURRENT front bench is the most directionless, publicity hungry and down right mean bunch of neardowells we’ve ever had the misfortune to have in government, in my lifetime at least. |
I voted tory once, you make the best choice you can at the time. I didn't vote for Bojo though and I won't in future.
Given the news though, voting labour is just slightly the lesser of two evils. It'll be an indy candidate again I think. | | | |
| The Labour party on 22:49 - May 13 with 3035 views | Whiterockin |
| The Labour party on 22:19 - May 13 by Lorax |
I voted tory once, you make the best choice you can at the time. I didn't vote for Bojo though and I won't in future.
Given the news though, voting labour is just slightly the lesser of two evils. It'll be an indy candidate again I think. |
I think circumstances are playing right into the hands of the Lib Dems. |  | | |
| The Labour party on 08:04 - May 14 with 2992 views | felixstowe_jack |
| The Labour party on 17:33 - May 13 by Brynmill_Jack |
Socialism in its form as purported by the Labour Party (especially with the creation of the NHS) has no relationship with communism whatsoever. Only stupid people think that (and there are quite a few on here that share that train of “thought”.
A free market global capitalist ideal is what’s going to kill of the planet eventually and make us a whole lot poorer. |
Funny how socialist China and Russia are the Worlds worst pollution and environmental disaster rates. | |
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| The Labour party on 08:38 - May 14 with 2983 views | onehunglow |
| The Labour party on 22:02 - May 13 by Gwyn737 |
I have no issue with people voting Tory. I’ve voted Tory on one occasion before (mainly as my area would vote in a rag on a stick if they wore a blue rosette and my MP was/is actually a good representative imo and deserved my support).
However the CURRENT front bench is the most directionless, publicity hungry and down right mean bunch of neardowells we’ve ever had the misfortune to have in government, in my lifetime at least. |
I tend to agree with that
Conservatives under Johnson ,to me,are unelectable
I do not trust Labour though any more but Starmer is a better politician than Steptoe,a deeply dangerous man. I'm not sure Labour have a better leader anymore than the Tories. Yvette Cooper I see muted.Just laughable. Nice gig for the Balls household though. | |
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| The Labour party on 10:57 - May 14 with 2955 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| The Labour party on 08:04 - May 14 by felixstowe_jack |
Funny how socialist China and Russia are the Worlds worst pollution and environmental disaster rates. |
That’s globalism for you. The west has deferred all manufacturing to China . Costing jobs here and pollution there. Go figure | |
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| The Labour party on 11:33 - May 14 with 2933 views | max936 |
| The Labour party on 18:03 - May 13 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Probably not a good idea for any politician to present themselves as a paragon of virtue. |
Especially when there's pound notes to be garnered, to fill ones own pocket, they're all Vipers no matter what political parties they represent.
I've no time for any of them,.
Got to say though, that creature Rees Mogg talking last night made my stomach turn when he talked about 91,000 Civil service personnel to lose their jobs, to add better value to the British Tax Payer, he's a horrible piece of work who has no idea whatsoever of British tax payers, whose gonna pay to keep those 91,000 people to live when they lose their jobs, whether it'll be over a 1yr 3 yr or even a 5yr period, yes you guessed it, the British Tax Payer, the utter useless cretin of a creature. |  |
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| The Labour party on 11:39 - May 14 with 2929 views | Flynnidine_Zidownes |
| The Labour party on 11:33 - May 14 by max936 |
Especially when there's pound notes to be garnered, to fill ones own pocket, they're all Vipers no matter what political parties they represent.
I've no time for any of them,.
Got to say though, that creature Rees Mogg talking last night made my stomach turn when he talked about 91,000 Civil service personnel to lose their jobs, to add better value to the British Tax Payer, he's a horrible piece of work who has no idea whatsoever of British tax payers, whose gonna pay to keep those 91,000 people to live when they lose their jobs, whether it'll be over a 1yr 3 yr or even a 5yr period, yes you guessed it, the British Tax Payer, the utter useless cretin of a creature. |
There’s no doubt the public sector is completely bloated and isn’t really giving good value for money for the taxpayers but there has to be a plan in place for anyone affected to not be chucked on the scrap heap or for whole communities to be ruined like when they closed the mines. Imagine the effect on Swansea if they moved or scrapped the DVLA? | | | |
| The Labour party on 11:44 - May 14 with 2921 views | Gwyn737 |
| The Labour party on 11:39 - May 14 by Flynnidine_Zidownes |
There’s no doubt the public sector is completely bloated and isn’t really giving good value for money for the taxpayers but there has to be a plan in place for anyone affected to not be chucked on the scrap heap or for whole communities to be ruined like when they closed the mines. Imagine the effect on Swansea if they moved or scrapped the DVLA? |
We need to know where this cut is coming from.
It’s seems like those celebrating think that civil servants are those Sir Humphrey Appleby types, where in reality well over half the civil servants are either in the prison service, job centres or HMRC.
(This comes with the caveat that I have relatives working in the Valuations office and it is without doubt the cushiest job I’ve ever come across). | | | |
| The Labour party on 11:46 - May 14 with 2919 views | Whiterockin |
| The Labour party on 11:33 - May 14 by max936 |
Especially when there's pound notes to be garnered, to fill ones own pocket, they're all Vipers no matter what political parties they represent.
I've no time for any of them,.
Got to say though, that creature Rees Mogg talking last night made my stomach turn when he talked about 91,000 Civil service personnel to lose their jobs, to add better value to the British Tax Payer, he's a horrible piece of work who has no idea whatsoever of British tax payers, whose gonna pay to keep those 91,000 people to live when they lose their jobs, whether it'll be over a 1yr 3 yr or even a 5yr period, yes you guessed it, the British Tax Payer, the utter useless cretin of a creature. |
If it happens the numbers will only go back to 2016 levels, many were employed during covid and are no longer required. | | | |
| The Labour party on 11:57 - May 14 with 2905 views | Gwyn737 |
| The Labour party on 11:46 - May 14 by Whiterockin |
If it happens the numbers will only go back to 2016 levels, many were employed during covid and are no longer required. |
Something else happened in 2016…
That still needs a lot of sorting out. | | | |
| The Labour party on 12:00 - May 14 with 2897 views | Whiterockin |
| The Labour party on 11:57 - May 14 by Gwyn737 |
Something else happened in 2016…
That still needs a lot of sorting out. |
True but they can start with the people employed during covid and still there when not required. | | | |
| The Labour party on 13:49 - May 14 with 2835 views | max936 |
| The Labour party on 11:46 - May 14 by Whiterockin |
If it happens the numbers will only go back to 2016 levels, many were employed during covid and are no longer required. |
My son works for the Civil Service and has done for just over 4 yrs, he's moved from one branch to another now, his job is rather specialised though, so hopefully he won't be affected. | |
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| The Labour party on 13:58 - May 14 with 2826 views | Whiterockin |
| The Labour party on 13:49 - May 14 by max936 |
My son works for the Civil Service and has done for just over 4 yrs, he's moved from one branch to another now, his job is rather specialised though, so hopefully he won't be affected. |
Its a worrying time time for you, hopefully things will work out fine. But there is a lot of waste in some areas of the civil service as with many administration based vocations. | | | |
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