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“ Will this Govt turn out to be the most devious since Blair?”

Blair, the man for all seasons who just had that stupid smile on his face every time he told us a lie and expected us to believe it. Plenty of people fell for it as well.

Now we have ‘sneaky Starmer’ so openly stupid that his judgement of errors are totally transparent for all to see.

Not only are his devious actions going to hit Lloyds but all large corporations that he thinks can afford it even if they can’t. Bang goes investment, R&D etc.

New job creation gets canned, we have seen this before with Labour. The first thing a company does when the purse strings are tightened is to let people go. More people on benefits, bigger drain on the UK coffers, a vicious cycle and we have the dummies in for another 4+ years.

Ant

Just because she may be qualified doesn’t mean that she is any good at doing the job.

How many times have we seen qualified people get a job and turn out to be a lemon.

STP

As per usual your Dementia is getting worse each day, it is a fact that all this boils down to Starmer stopping Blair from withdrawing benefits to these people back in 2008.

Just admit that Labour has caused the migrant crisis to the UK coffers £22B black hole.

doing some more figure work on the back of a *** packet i reckon each months worth of boat people costs you and me £1b, so over twelve months the cost is £12b and that doesn’t include the ones greater than twelve months already in the system. then factor in nhs care, dental care, food, mobile phones, clothes and any other hidden costs

now we can see where the so called £22b figure is partly derived from. then look at the public sector pay rises over the accounted for labour calculation and we get a much better picture of why we are being lied to by labour.

Let’s say some honest Joe company charged £10K a flat to revamp it. Total refurb sits at £3.5 M.

Then the average cost to us to keep them in these flats runs at £6M a year. Then the ongoing cost to refurb again as each unit has a new occupant, say another £2K a pop. It soon adds up.

These are just a rough guess, it may in fact be more but we can see the scale of how this is getting out of control and why they don’t want us to know full details.

This is what Lloyd’s will be expected to help to contribute towards, our hard earned SP and dividends at risk.

STP

You really must have Dementia because you posted this the other day as well. Are you running out of something new to say? It seems as if the needle has stuck and it needs a good jolt to get it to play more.

STP

You have already told us this several times before, it’s old news, you haven’t got early signs of Dementia by any chance?

It’s lucky for everyone else here that you live in a fantasy world. Just keep on dreaming. Ha ha.

STP

I do think that in the near future that you may actually be choking on your popcorn while the rest of us look on with a smile on our faces.

It seems that the unions are going to vote on forcing Starmer to U turn on the winter fuel allowance and not to pick on the pensioners.

Going well for you still STP?

The only special relationship between the UK and the USA is when the USA snaps its fingers to jump and we say ‘how high’

As DT said relationships are for the benefit of the US and we know Biden has introduced protectionism for trade so there isn’t a cats hell chance of us getting anything of value.

STP

“Starmer of to the US of A for talks with Biden.

Two top notch state leaders going to discuss and solve international issues. “

Latest news flash - Starmer to visit Madame Tussaud’s in New York for international talks.

Starmer will probably get more sense out of the dummy in Madame Tussaud’s than the dummy in the White House.

Ant

The way the EU has evolved over the last few years and how Germany and France are looking economically and politically now, I am glad we did pull out when we did.

STP

“ or are you suggesting there should be a disparity in the treatment of British citizens”

I’m not saying that, you are. The unions are looking to be treated differently and Labour is letting them get away with it. If I remember correctly and you can tell me if I have it wrong, it will only take 10% of a companies union members to pull a strike, which means the other 90% that may not agree to a strike get overturned. It is the unions and Labour creating the disparity.

STP

Totally different situation with historic and religious elements. You need to accept that NI does not wish to join your ROI.

STP

Just being a realist, time will tell who is right, but I’m sure you know who is.

STP

“ anyone attacking the police should be simply locked away for a VERY VERY LONG TIME”

Really looking forward to when the unions start picketing factories/work places along with secondary picketing and watching scenes reminiscent of the miners strikes with the police and other people attacked. It will make these sentences look like chicken feed.

Then we can see union leaders jailed as well for inciting rioting and threatening behaviour.

But then of course stinky Starmer will pass a law that all of this will be legal. One rule for one group and another for a more evil group of union sc*m.

MVarawa

“ And buy backs will be taxed, I would wager it.”

Better off at this point just to give it to shareholders then as increased dividend.