In reply to Post #407
Lockdown and Jabs........nowt to do with the Tory's.......
Lockdown and Jabs........nowt to do with the Tory's.......
In reply to Post #407
Those poor torys, only been in office 12 years give them a chance.
Rome was not built in a day,
The most important thing is the health of the nation,
Tim
Those poor torys, only been in office 12 years give them a chance.
Rome was not built in a day,
The most important thing is the health of the nation,
Tim
In reply to Post #408
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/prime-minister-celebrates-success-of-vaccine-programme-in-new-years-message
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/prime-minister-celebrates-success-of-vaccine-programme-in-new-years-message
In reply to Post #410
World beating, then when the stuff hits the thing, you know the rest
World beating, then when the stuff hits the thing, you know the rest
In reply to Post #407
That's the most poorly presented pop up I've ever seen 😀 excess deaths are an issue worldwide which are being looked into, though that will take time to unravel.
It's no wonder that labour are not in power when clearly its voters are ‘challenged' folk.
That's the most poorly presented pop up I've ever seen 😀 excess deaths are an issue worldwide which are being looked into, though that will take time to unravel.
It's no wonder that labour are not in power when clearly its voters are ‘challenged' folk.
In reply to Post #412
Good old torys, never there fault
Nearly 7 million on Nhs waiting list, still never mind ahhhhh
Good old torys, never there fault
Nearly 7 million on Nhs waiting list, still never mind ahhhhh
In reply to Post #413
Covid was the reason for the backlog. When you stop something completely it can take years to recover.
A bit like the car market with folk waiting a year of more for a new car.
I've no complaints myself with the NHS or family had to use them for all sorts over the years some without treatment would have life limiting.
We've a lot to thank the NHS for
Do you personally have any real life examples that you would like to share?
Covid was the reason for the backlog. When you stop something completely it can take years to recover.
A bit like the car market with folk waiting a year of more for a new car.
I've no complaints myself with the NHS or family had to use them for all sorts over the years some without treatment would have life limiting.
We've a lot to thank the NHS for
Do you personally have any real life examples that you would like to share?
In reply to Post #412
...'It's no wonder that labour are not in power when clearly its voters are ‘challenged' folk.'...
Capital L for Labour. Its a proper noun.
If you are defining Labour in the plural 'are not in power' then you should follow with 'clearly their voters'.
Challenged....
(I know, it's an easy hit to pick up on grammar, but glass houses and all that) btw- I'm not claiming perfection in my posts. Fat fingers and autotype can catch us all out.
I genuinely don't get your blind defence of this and previous tory government. If my daughter was in need of food banks and monthly help to pay for energy bills, I'd definitely have some 'complaints'.
New Labour was not much better. Another lying PM and the most 'tory' Labour government in history.
It's OK to admit you were duped by their repeated lies. Lots of voters were.
...'It's no wonder that labour are not in power when clearly its voters are ‘challenged' folk.'...
Capital L for Labour. Its a proper noun.
If you are defining Labour in the plural 'are not in power' then you should follow with 'clearly their voters'.
Challenged....
(I know, it's an easy hit to pick up on grammar, but glass houses and all that) btw- I'm not claiming perfection in my posts. Fat fingers and autotype can catch us all out.
I genuinely don't get your blind defence of this and previous tory government. If my daughter was in need of food banks and monthly help to pay for energy bills, I'd definitely have some 'complaints'.
New Labour was not much better. Another lying PM and the most 'tory' Labour government in history.
It's OK to admit you were duped by their repeated lies. Lots of voters were.
In reply to Post #415
Grammar knock yourself out if it makes you feel less challenged. Blaming the tories for excess Covid deaths did raise the question..
So you finally admit “New Labour was not much better”
And now your hoping New New Labour is going to be better.....
I think you should now take some more time to reflect and really should ask yourself if “New New Labour” were in power would they be any different ?
I expect after a few years you'd be shaking your head and asking yourself why you believed all their lies.
Glass houses and all that...
Grammar knock yourself out if it makes you feel less challenged. Blaming the tories for excess Covid deaths did raise the question..
So you finally admit “New Labour was not much better”
And now your hoping New New Labour is going to be better.....
I think you should now take some more time to reflect and really should ask yourself if “New New Labour” were in power would they be any different ?
I expect after a few years you'd be shaking your head and asking yourself why you believed all their lies.
Glass houses and all that...
In reply to Post #416
I'm not finally admitting it. I've said it all along. Blair - your favourite Labour PM - was a lying narcissist, much like Boris. Both responsible for screwing over the working class and causing thousands of unnecessary deaths. The two worst PM's in my lifetime - reserving a space for truss of course.
I'm not a Labour voter. My criticism of this appalling government isn't driven by a party allegiance - its simply disgust at their lies and governance.
In true tory fashion you avoid the main point. How can you have 'no complaints ' with a government that has put your own daughter in the position she's in?
I'm not finally admitting it. I've said it all along. Blair - your favourite Labour PM - was a lying narcissist, much like Boris. Both responsible for screwing over the working class and causing thousands of unnecessary deaths. The two worst PM's in my lifetime - reserving a space for truss of course.
I'm not a Labour voter. My criticism of this appalling government isn't driven by a party allegiance - its simply disgust at their lies and governance.
In true tory fashion you avoid the main point. How can you have 'no complaints ' with a government that has put your own daughter in the position she's in?
In reply to Post #417
I never said Blair was my favourite PM what I was saying was that he had attributes that got him elected like Boris did.
And I'm not a Conservative or Labour voter - my point at the very start was they are all the same and yet the rose tinted spectacle brigade thought Labour would do a better job.
If you go back long enough in history I'm sure you'd see the damage that successive governments have done to this county.
We don't seem to have many poor politicians in this country...
My daughter - that's what family's do blaming isn't going to pay the bill is it ??
I never said Blair was my favourite PM what I was saying was that he had attributes that got him elected like Boris did.
And I'm not a Conservative or Labour voter - my point at the very start was they are all the same and yet the rose tinted spectacle brigade thought Labour would do a better job.
If you go back long enough in history I'm sure you'd see the damage that successive governments have done to this county.
We don't seem to have many poor politicians in this country...
My daughter - that's what family's do blaming isn't going to pay the bill is it ??
Time to give it up, Mal.
Fact is, a whole load of people up and down the country would have their family suffer at the hands of an elite, right wing, authoritarian political party that cares not one iota for the people they're employed to represent, rather than admit that we'd all be collectively better off with policies and principles built around compassion and protection of those most vulnerable in society.
Instead, the UK is awash with greed, selfishness and closed mindedness, entirely manufactured over the last 12 years, and especially exacerbated by Brexit in so many ways.
You only have to look at this daft queue in London to realise that we have everything upside down, so much so that it is clearly utterly ludicrous; behold the army of people and infrastructure and supplies that have magically appeared overnight to support people standing in a queue, whilst there's homeless people sleeping on the very same streets every night of the year that are happily ignored. Shameful.
How did we get to this point? Everyone knows the answer - but we will not see change until everyone is able to admit it.
Fact is, a whole load of people up and down the country would have their family suffer at the hands of an elite, right wing, authoritarian political party that cares not one iota for the people they're employed to represent, rather than admit that we'd all be collectively better off with policies and principles built around compassion and protection of those most vulnerable in society.
Instead, the UK is awash with greed, selfishness and closed mindedness, entirely manufactured over the last 12 years, and especially exacerbated by Brexit in so many ways.
You only have to look at this daft queue in London to realise that we have everything upside down, so much so that it is clearly utterly ludicrous; behold the army of people and infrastructure and supplies that have magically appeared overnight to support people standing in a queue, whilst there's homeless people sleeping on the very same streets every night of the year that are happily ignored. Shameful.
How did we get to this point? Everyone knows the answer - but we will not see change until everyone is able to admit it.
In reply to Post #414
Covids fault, thanks for info
And yes , but I won't be sharing, thanks
Covids fault, thanks for info
And yes , but I won't be sharing, thanks
In reply to Post #420
The Tory's (with the help of the media establishment) are so good at convincing people to look elsewhere for the enemy. It's almost a form of brainwashing, but it's a powerful narrative, "don't vote for them, they will take all your money in taxes"
Tax is good.
The Tory's (with the help of the media establishment) are so good at convincing people to look elsewhere for the enemy. It's almost a form of brainwashing, but it's a powerful narrative, "don't vote for them, they will take all your money in taxes"
Tax is good.
In reply to Post #422
All parties try to convince us that the other parties are the enemy.
But what media establishments only do that on behalf of the Tories?
All parties try to convince us that the other parties are the enemy.
But what media establishments only do that on behalf of the Tories?