Jesus lads, 'tis looking like BREXIT!

[Happyhonkaman]

It's not touch Irish Citizens m8.

That would be wild, we've built and blown up their country enough times that they wouldn't go near us for this stuff.

We're untouchable.

 

[jams]

between this;

Jenrick defends comments on not seeing 'another white face' in area of Birmingham​

Jenrick defends calling Handsworth 'worst-integrated'

The shadow justice secretary is accused of racism after saying the Handsworth area was one of the "worst-integrated".

www.bbc.com

and this;

Robert Jenrick attacks 'activist' judges in conference speech

The shadow justice secretary says the Tories would hand ministers a bigger role in appointing judges.

www.bbc.com

Jenerick wants to out Farage the main man - and i don't think he can be out Faraged.


Also - fucking hell "activist judges" - I fucking miss John Major!

 

[leesider]

between this;

Jenrick defends comments on not seeing 'another white face' in area of Birmingham​

Jenrick defends calling Handsworth 'worst-integrated'

The shadow justice secretary is accused of racism after saying the Handsworth area was one of the "worst-integrated".

www.bbc.com

and this;

Robert Jenrick attacks 'activist' judges in conference speech

The shadow justice secretary says the Tories would hand ministers a bigger role in appointing judges.

www.bbc.com

Jenerick wants to out Farage the main man - and i don't think he can be out Faraged.


Also - fucking hell "activist judges" - I fucking miss John Major!

Now even Heseltine is talking a lot of sense:

Michael Heseltine attacks Tory focus on migrants and tells of his fears of rising populism

Tory grandee Michael Heseltine has warned Kemi Badenoch that the party’s attacks on migrants are “not the Conservative way to rebuild power”.

www.independent.ie

 

[Bennyton]

The Tories are absolutely cooked.

Their base is dying off, finally.

 

[How bad boy]

Yeah, their announcements this week have been absolutely nuts.

Cut spending by £47 billion a year.

Less than half that money freed up would be used to eliminate stamp duty, take vat back off private school fees, give business tax relief, get rid of the carbon tax, give a bit more cash to the police, give people starting a their first job a massive bonus and create a british ICE.

The cuts? Cut all overseas aid, net zero spending, and the entire affordable homes project. Save £3.5 billion off the asylum bill they racked up (almost all of that will be gone in the next couple of years at this rate).

As for welfare cuts, well that's taking everything off non UK citizens, cutting a load of programmes, and probably tax relief on pensions.

I think I can safely say every one of those, besides the stamp duty, would be unpopular.

They're reform in all but name, that's a slightly more competently thought out budget than reform but it's still as insane.

 

[Bennyton]

Yeah, their announcements this week have been absolutely nuts.

Cut spending by £47 billion a year.

Less than half that money freed up would be used to eliminate stamp duty, take vat back off private school fees, give business tax relief, get rid of the carbon tax, give a bit more cash to the police, give people starting a their first job a massive bonus and create a british ICE.

The cuts? Cut all overseas aid, net zero spending, and the entire affordable homes project. Save £3.5 billion off the asylum bill they racked up (almost all of that will be gone in the next couple of years at this rate).

As for welfare cuts, well that's taking everything off non UK citizens, cutting a load of programmes, and probably tax relief on pensions.

I think I can safely say every one of those, besides the stamp duty, would be unpopular.

They're reform in all but name, that's a slightly more competently thought out budget than reform but it's still as insane.

Saving 3.5 bn when you're running a £111 bn bill on debt interest is mental.

Change planning laws to make it easier and cheaper to build.

Cut back on carbon taxes, cool, I mean carbon emissions are less than 50% what they were in 2000.

Make it easier to build wind farms, solar, hydro, wave etc.

Build some serious interconnectors to europe, to offload excess energy, and buy when you need to.

Educate people in areas we need, construction, engineering, and stem degrees should be free.

The goose is cooked though.

 

[jams]

They're reform in all but name, that's a slightly more competently thought out budget than reform but it's still as insane.

hi, would anyone vote for reform lite, when reform original are there?

 

[How bad boy]

Saving 3.5 bn when you're running a £111 bn bill on debt interest is mental.

Change planning laws to make it easier and cheaper to build.

Cut back on carbon taxes, cool, I mean carbon emissions are less than 50% what they were in 2000.

Make it easier to build wind farms, solar, hydro, wave etc.

Build some serious interconnectors to europe, to offload excess energy, and buy when you need to.

Educate people in areas we need, construction, engineering, and stem degrees should be free.

The goose is cooked though.

Would build serious amounts of social housing, financed by the Bank of England, using local council land and selling off a percentage of units.
That alone would create an employment boom, reduce social housing costs and create long term capital assets with no net outlay.

 

[How bad boy]

If there's any doubt about the open bias in the UK press, that's the Senior Political Correspondent at the Daily Express.
And Zarah Sultana was born in Birmingham.

 

[greengrass]

If there's any doubt about the open bias in the UK press, that's the Senior Political Correspondent at the Daily Express.
And Zarah Sultana was born in Birmingham.

The UK press with a couple of honourable exceptions has been a cheerleader for racism for many many years now. Nothing new here.