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- December 18, 2025 at 19:26 #1747914
Wilts finding a tenner in the street …
” yeah but it’s not a twenty though ”
I have money in the bank , I’d prefer higher rates however for the good of the country it’s positive they are coming down , Jesus do you want Truss back
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December 18, 2025 at 19:40 #1747915I’m sure some people here would. Or Farage, who would implement similarly disastrous economics.
The mind truly boggles.
December 18, 2025 at 19:41 #1747916Farage has a bigger problem just now
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December 19, 2025 at 08:22 #1747951‘Enconony screwed and nobody has any money’ latest:
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/dec/19/uk-roads-airports-christmas-getaway-travel
December 19, 2025 at 09:19 #1747953As the tinpot generals and the politician office clerks who have never heard a shot fired in anger turn up the “Let’s start a war with Russia” rhetoric to 11, it is worth digging up this one again.
December 19, 2025 at 09:42 #1747955I used to work for the NHS and I was one of very few office staff that had a flu jab every year. The doctors all had one and couldn’t understand why the staff refused them
This seems to be the case generally across the NHS and it does seem very strange. I would proffer the reason why the percentage not being vaccinated is skewed below the average is due to the significant number of foreign nationals employed who have ingrained cultural/religious reasons to be wary of vaccination
December 19, 2025 at 13:50 #1747965As the tinpot generals and the politician office clerks who have never heard a shot fired in anger turn up the “Let’s start a war with Russia” rhetoric to 11, it is worth digging up this one again.
Let me guess, the begging bowl will soon be coming out for increased ‘defence spending’.
Not to worry, I’m sure all the ‘patriots’ who spend their days hanging cheap flags from lampposts and ranting about immigrants on Twitter will be first in line to defend ‘their country’. Surely it’s not all virtue signalling?
December 19, 2025 at 14:38 #1747968I think you have missed the point about foreign wars.
I have little doubt the public would do what they could to defend their own country if they felt it was under threat. But the days of being expected to participate in foreign ventures of dubious legality and morality at the behest of bankers, the industrial/military complex and a corrupt political class are over. No one believes their lies anymore, especially via their mouthpiece the BBC.
Our dim politicians and dimmer generals ought to learn that fast. Because if they so much as dare ask for people to get involved in their grubby dispute with Russia, they will get the biggest f off of all time.
December 19, 2025 at 15:38 #1747972I find it hilarious that Labour boasts about bringing down interest rates ….
…by increasing unemployment
…and stifling the economy
… ask what happened to growth and the business friendly attitude they expressed before the GE?
over and over Starmer and Reeves promise to grow the economy only to find their deeds fail to match their words.
‘Reevescession’ …..is spoken of.
good luck to allDecember 19, 2025 at 19:33 #1747997Still better than Trusseconomics Kid , that trebled people’s mortgages and led to the Tory massacre at the last election and there current lost in the desert scenario , go on tell me the Tory government had economic growth ….
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December 19, 2025 at 19:59 #1748002Have people forgotten the total chaos of the previous Conservative governments starting with Cameron who gave us the referendum and then b******d off…?
December 20, 2025 at 01:07 #1748071They haven’t Moe , that’s why there nowhere in bi elections and members are running to Reform ( where the current leader has spent the week in hiding ) , Kid is Tory boy , blind to the facts
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December 20, 2025 at 08:27 #1748080It looks like the government is doing its best to not comply with the Supreme Court’s very clear ruling on single sex spaces.
In other news: Labour wonders why it is on a pitiful 14% in the latest published opinion poll and why Starmer is loathed by so much of the public.
December 20, 2025 at 10:20 #1748096Because if they so much as dare ask for people to get involved in their grubby dispute with Russia, they will get the biggest f off of all time.
If Russia declared war on western Europe – or vice versa – then it’d be almost certain that Conscription would be introduced, possibly bolstered by something akin to 18th century Impressment for those giving the big two-fingers to the call-up
Farewell a young generation, farewell the rest of us, farewell civilisation
Fearmongering – be it war, flu epidemics, terrorism, forriners…whatever has been a tactic used by governments throughout history: keeping the public anxious with warnings about unlikely dangers keeps the plebeian mind distracted from the genuine problems faced individually and collectively occurring in the here and now
December 20, 2025 at 13:33 #1748132Russia can’t defeat Ukraine , it has no chance defeating NATO and Putin knows that
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December 29, 2025 at 10:14 #1748975Read an amusing article over the weekend and if you thought things couldn’t look any worse for the inept BBC, think again, Mastermind once had a reputation for intellectual rigour but it seems even that bastion has been breached by the constant dumbing down of it’s programmes.
Questions on the celebrity version included ……
“Woof woof and bow wow are representations of the sound made by what domestic pet?”
“The term veg as in fruit and veg, is an abbreviation for what type of food stuff?”
“Beef is a meat from what farm animals?”
“Which cardinal point on a compass is represented by the letter S?”
Questions even David Lammy couldn’t have got wrong?
good luck to allDecember 29, 2025 at 13:01 #1748978I find it hilarious that Labour boasts about bringing down interest rates ….
…by increasing unemployment
…and stifling the economy
… ask what happened to growth and the business friendly attitude they expressed before the GE?
over and over Starmer and Reeves promise to grow the economy only to find their deeds fail to match their words.
‘Reevescession’ …..is spoken of.
good luck to allI seem to remember this happening to a government in the 70’s
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