Member Info for Lokiloo

Huh? I thought we've had a 'new and focused' Tory Party every other year almost (& they've all proven themselves to be absolute ****e)?

So we just keep borrowing and borrowing to fund our services? What planet are you on?

Having a decent government that doesn't spaff billions up the wall every other week would be a lot cheaper than 'paying dole' too. How much does 'dole' cost us then?

So tell me, where does the money come from to fund the NHS, the Police, the Fire Service, Social services if we're not paying tax to fund them?

WAITING.

Labour now have a 33 point lead in the polls.

I'm beginning to like Truss too GateBoy.

'The trickle down effect' that never trickles down. That has been the way for decades now. The gap between rich and poor grows ever more, foodbank Britain, no services, no Police.

I can't stand Starmer but thank Christ he's on course for a LANDSLIDE VICTORY.

https://twitter.com/PhantomPower14/status/1574476438543208457?s=20&t=8A9nTfT073LTUl6BRiT3UQ

So far they've cost us £65 Billion and counting..

Not to worry. They'll be explaining their actions at the end of November...

'The BoE intervention today is aimed at assuaging media hysteria '- GateBoy

Threadneedle Street said the fallout from a dramatic rise in government borrowing costs since the chancellor’s statement had left it with no choice but to intervene to protect the UK’s financial system.

'City sources said the surprise move, less than a week after Kwarteng’s unfunded tax giveaways, was needed to halt a “doom loop” in the bond markets that risked draining pension funds of cash and leaving them at risk of insolvency.

The Bank was concerned that it threatened the financial health of Britain’s biggest pensions and insurance companies, which together manage trillions of pounds of people’s cash.

In a reversal of a policy position announced on the day before Kwarteng’s fiscal event, the Bank said it was setting aside £65bn to buy bonds over the next 13 working days to ease pressure on pension funds and insurance companies.'

Reality check.

I'll leave it to a Tory MP to have the last word-

Simon Hoare, the Tory MP for North Dorset, tweeted: “In the words of Norman Lamont on Black Wednesday: ‘Today has been a very difficult day’. These are not circumstances beyond the control of govt/Treasury. They were authored there. This inept madness cannot go on.”

I'd have thought a £65 BILLION intervention by the Bank Of England may have given even the likes of you a clue that something was greatly amiss GateBoy.

Sadly not it seems.

Night night.

Things were certainly not all rosy prior to 2016. The Tories had been shafting our services under the tag of 'austerity' whilst telling us we were 'all in this together' whilst the gap between rich and poor grew wider by the minute and foodbanks began appearing at a rate of knots.

Kwarteng tanked the economy and laughed heartily during the funeral of our Queen.

Imagine if Abbott had done that..

Dear oh dear, were you one of the Sun readers Mogg wrote his letter to asking for benefits to Brexit? Your intelligence suggests you likely are.

I'll leave you to your infantile terms, fed to you to repeat when you find yourself unable to make reasonable argument.

Night night.

Corbyn produced a fully costed manifesto setting out precisely what he wanted to do and where the money would come from. He had the backing of economists.

Johnson on the other hand produced a manifesto that was memorably described as 'mostly pictures'.

Why is it you are so keen to talk about Corbyn? He isn't responsible for the running of the country GateBoy is he?
You're just doing your now traditional attempt at diversion away from the state we're in today.

You really are quite ridiculous.

And at least Corbyn wasn't in the pocket of Russia, pal.

You honestly think Corbyn would have been worse than what we've had since that election?

Over 200,000 DEAD, the pound hitting all time lows and BILLIONS spaffed up the wall with nothing to show for it.

https://twitter.com/PhantomPower14/status/1574476438543208457?s=20&t=BW_OVsHunCRKhFU58C8hVA