Gnasher

Aww look who could not wait to dive in? the entitled little rich twit.

Looking at every political issue through the prism of brexit volume 146.. it might have escaped your attention but Mick Lynch and plenty of others voted for Brexit. They are now at the forefront in a battle against the government over workers pay and conditions. Also their is a thread for that you torylight goon.

Starmers a dud, they know it,

Whether or not you give "significant" amounts to foodbanks is irrelevant. You obviously have money yet used people who are hungry as a crutch to win an argument on the Internet. It was crass and it was tasteless. It made you look like the self entitled little rich cunt which you probably are.

Oh you do care, you're a shill. You certainly care enough to go to the trouble of commenting on it. Don't you? Well use the ignore button, you won't see it then will you?

As the other link (which you've conveniently ignored) was about the current cost of living crisis and Labour's stance on it i will keep it right where it is unless a mod tells me otherwise thanks. It might not be relevant to you and your band of cronnies but others might not be so concerned. Geddit? Here you go, have another blast.

Agreed. Grace Blakeley talking about the cost of living crisis this morning on national TV would indeed be very "off topic" to someone like you. However others may or may not, want to listen to what she has to say.

Spam = any stuff remotley critical of our much loved politicians. You have an ignore button at you're disposal it saves you from waving mythical 1000 pounds in cash under the noses of people who read this forum and have to rely on food banks.

In todays universe he be sacked for the above, even more shocking? People would make reason for the sacking, Anyway let's enjoy a cracker,

I'm not sure the whole world resolves around brexit tbh, yours seems to but we have a shit tory government, a lacklustre opposition, a war in eastern europe, sanctions, worldwide inflation and workers rights to also contend with. Nice of you to offer up government a capitalists get out of jail excuse though.

Typical observation from a Labour (torylight) centrist who has no understanding why people have to go on strike and why they need support.

Tony Benn being quoted by the lovely Grace Blakeley on breakfast tv whilst some tory twit looks on just feels so right for the times...here she is paying homage to Nye and the seagulls of Cardiff city centre. Benn was of course right, Blakeley same, same as with Mick Lynch, as Sharon Graham, as Fergul Sharkey, as the right wing daily daily mails political columnists Dan Hodges and Peter Hitchens, as is Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonall, as is Nicola Sturgeon, Gordon Brown and John Prescott amongst many many others.. The cost of living, renationalisation, workers pay issues are imo soon to be similar to the debate surrounding the Iraq war. Winter will undoubtedly be bleak. It'll be pick your side. Sorry but imo at the moment the Labour leadership and all those making excuses for it need a wakeup call.

No wonder they're walking out.

No all changed now. Rico's a fully pledged tweed jacket and sandal wearing Liberal whilst Stronts has turned into a full on lefty after listening to Keir Starmer being interviewed on Channel 4 where the Labour leader outlined his vision of joining forces with the Lib Dems and violently throwing every tory into the sea, then increasing the price of plastic bags to 20p. Stronts can now be seen strolling around Liverpool with a copy of the Morning Star hanging out of his back pocket, Billy Bragg playing on his ipod and referring to the people he knows as 'comrade'.

Maybe.

Britain at its best.

It'd be libel I believe. I agree with your sentiments 100% but the law can be an ass.

You can both vote Labour and also have concerns over the trajectory the party is taking. I will always continue to support our services, our workers and the return of our assets and if the Labour leadership doesn't they deserve to be asked the obvious question, why the hell not?

Very difficult in British courts apparently, plus the trial would become a circus.

History can provide clues.