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#6481 User is offline   Mr Mercury 

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Posted 03 June 2025 - 08:06 PM

Gun crime up 25% in a year in Khans London, source Met police. And he still has the bare faced cheek to say London is safer under his mayoral rule.
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#6482 User is offline   Wooden Spoon 

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Posted 03 June 2025 - 08:51 PM

 Mr Mercury, on 03 June 2025 - 08:06 PM, said:

Gun crime up 25% in a year in Khans London, source Met police. And he still has the bare faced cheek to say London is safer under his mayoral rule.

I’m gonna make a little prediction


Nothing will change politically or in the direction of politics.

Because the lawyers have taken over politicians they are now setting the law in such a way that means politics is rendered almost useless because they can (rightly) only act in a way “that is constitutional” as things should be - the government can’t be above the law - but the law can’t be above the government and that’s where we are now.


We’re in a very dangerous place because the Blair’s khans and Starmers have engitthe law to hamstring the political establishment to the point where think tanks and lawyers drive politicians


Brexit was the slap I the face. The establishment recieved another this year in the local election and bye elections


No change


The next general election will be very very different because since the referendum the uk population have been saying NO


And no one has listened until now. A Perry with just 5 MPs are now driving politely because the main stream are so out of touch and just don’t get it
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#6483 User is offline   Mr Mercury 

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Posted Yesterday, 02:57 PM

Another disastrous day for this pathetic excuse of a government..Starmer once again looking bitter and totally out of his depth when asked numerous questions at PMQs, he can’t or won’t answer anything that’s off script…he’s a total embarrassment.
And yet more awful news for Rachel from complaints…
https://www.express....nomy-black-hole

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#6484 User is offline   Wooden Spoon 

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Posted Yesterday, 10:49 PM

 Mr Mercury, on 04 June 2025 - 02:57 PM, said:

Another disastrous day for this pathetic excuse of a government..Starmer once again looking bitter and totally out of his depth when asked numerous questions at PMQs, he can’t or won’t answer anything that’s off script…he’s a total embarrassment.
And yet more awful news for Rachel from complaints…
https://www.express....nomy-black-hole

Unfortunately he’s not a politician or someone who comes naturally to politics

He’s a lawyer


Ffs he needed the appeal courts to tell him what a woman was - despite being married to one.

He’s the absolute worst of what 25 years of what the Westminster 2 party system has delivered- a nothing nobody who stands for nothing apart from upholding the current legal status quo


He has no ideology, he stands for nothing and represents no one


The trouble is, none of the others 650 are any better - so the change people so desperately want is gonna come from Clackton

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#6485 User is offline   calvin plummers socks 

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Posted Today, 07:38 AM

Free school meals announced for the poorer children of our society- great to see.

Meanwhile the Reform woman (from Runcorn bizzarely) is more concerned about banning the burqa ……
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#6486 User is offline   Westbars Spireite 

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Posted Today, 07:54 AM

View Postcalvin plummers socks, on 05 June 2025 - 07:38 AM, said:

Free school meals announced for the poorer children of our society- great to see.

Meanwhile the Reform woman (from Runcorn bizzarely) is more concerned about banning the burqa ……


What's bizarre about being from Runcorn?

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Posted Today, 12:35 PM

View Postcalvin plummers socks, on 05 June 2025 - 07:38 AM, said:

Free school meals announced for the poorer children of our society- great to see.

Meanwhile the Reform woman (from Runcorn bizzarely) is more concerned about banning the burqa ……

So you’re against stopping oppression of women then.
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#6488 User is offline   Misnomer 

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Posted Today, 01:45 PM

https://www.independ...5-b2761061.html

Appalling....
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Posted Today, 01:59 PM

 calvin plummers socks, on 05 June 2025 - 07:38 AM, said:

Free school meals announced for the poorer children of our society- great to see.

Meanwhile the Reform woman (from Runcorn bizzarely) is more concerned about banning the burqa ……

Free school meals they hope will start in the academic year beginning September 2026.

Looks like, when pressed this morning, they don’t know how to pay for it which could ultimately end up being another hollow promise.

And you’re in favour of the burqa and what it represents in todays society?

I hope there’s a bath run, your tea is on the table when you walk in tonight and your shirts are all washed and pressed for you.
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Posted Today, 02:16 PM

 Valley Blues, on 05 June 2025 - 01:59 PM, said:

Free school meals they hope will start in the academic year beginning September 2026.

Looks like, when pressed this morning, they don’t know how to pay for it which could ultimately end up being another hollow promise.

And you’re in favour of the burqa and what it represents in todays society?

I hope there’s a bath run, your tea is on the table when you walk in tonight and your shirts are all washed and pressed for you.


Hmmmmm 🤔 sounds a lot like misogyny. Maybe our resident misogyny outrage expert should have a word with a certain demographic....

Tbf you're wasting energy on him. He approved of a bloke beating up women in the boxing ring. Not only that, he argued with, belittled, and abused, one of only a handful of female posters, when she argued against the narrative.

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Posted Today, 02:42 PM

View PostMisnomer, on 05 June 2025 - 01:45 PM, said:



For fuck sake <_< they really are taking the piss
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#6492 User is offline   Mr Mercury 

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Posted Today, 03:10 PM

Whilst arguing against the WFA being reinstated to all pensioners the ludicrous left wing mouthpiece that is Eve McQuillan says 1 in 4 pensioners is a millionaire….no they’re not, typical Leftie liar.
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Posted Today, 03:15 PM

 Mr Mercury, on 05 June 2025 - 03:10 PM, said:

Whilst arguing against the WFA being reinstated to all pensioners the ludicrous left wing mouthpiece that is Eve McQuillan says 1 in 4 pensioners is a millionaire….no they’re not, typical Leftie liar.


27% of pensioners are worth north of £1mil but a lot of that will be tied up in non-liquid assets like property and pensions. So technically correct but she probably purposely worded to make it sound like a quarter of pensioners have £1mil sat in their bank account.

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Posted Today, 03:18 PM

 Goku, on 05 June 2025 - 02:42 PM, said:

For fuck sake <_< they really are taking the piss


Another pledge reneged on.

I don't get it. It's estimated that only 6% of cattle get the disease from badgers and that most transmission occurs from cow to cow. Since the cull started, it's barely seen any reflective decrease in the disease.

Ironically, over the longer term, the spread of the disease worsens after a cull, because the remaining badgers spread out and expand their territory, so the disease is spread over a wider area.

Fking mental strategy.
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Posted Today, 03:18 PM

View PostGoku, on 05 June 2025 - 03:15 PM, said:

27% of pensioners are worth north of £1mil but a lot of that will be tied up in non-liquid assets like property and pensions. So technically correct but she probably purposely worded to make it sound like a quarter of pensioners have £1mil sat in their bank account.

She lied. And it’s not 27% of pensioners are worth north of a million, it’s 27% live in a household with total wealth assets etc over a million. And assuming many of those households would probably be married couple then that would reduce the actual % of individuals even further. It may even include pensioners who live with family as well, which again would reduce the %. So, yes she lied

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Posted Today, 03:26 PM

View PostMisnomer, on 05 June 2025 - 03:18 PM, said:

Another pledge reneged on.

I don't get it. It's estimated that only 6% of cattle get the disease from badgers and that most transmission occurs from cow to cow. Since the cull started, it's barely seen any reflective decrease in the disease.

Ironically, over the longer term, the spread of the disease worsens after a cull, because the remaining badgers spread out and expand their territory, so the disease is spread over a wider area.

Fking mental strategy.

Listening to Brian May about it on many occasions he’s well in tune with it. Also the reason they won’t play Glastonbury because Peter Eavis allows the culling of badgers on his land.

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Posted Today, 03:42 PM

Removal of 2 child family allowance cap will further boost the welfare bill
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Posted Today, 08:07 PM

View PostGoku, on 05 June 2025 - 02:42 PM, said:

For fuck sake <_< they really are taking the piss




Is that another pledge they have u turned on?
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Posted Today, 09:10 PM

So almost a year in. Time to judge I think.


How do people think the grey man has done?


Let’s focus on the positives - what have they done right? What have they done well?


I’d say that the cardboard cut out did as well as anyone could have been expected do have done when dealing with the orange menace. His India deal seems ok. After that I’m really struggling.


No need to focus on the negative stuff that’s been well documented
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