The country on its knees ; Guess who ?

Ex Footy Legs

Ex Footy Legs

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Who should we hold responsible ?

Cameron ? For stinging austerity and underfunding the nhs
May ? For nothing other than weak and shaky not strong and stable
Boris ? Where to start ?
But his atrocious Brexit deal deserves a mention because it has shafted this country for god knows how long and couldn’t care less - he’s a traitor and should be behind bars.
Truss ? Nutcase and we are all feeling her lunacy
Sunak ? For continuation of the austerity by stealth, raising taxes, freezing tax allowances whilst big business run roughshod over the working people of this country
Banks
Land developers
Oil companies
Et al….
All coining it in because of the big corporations friendly policies by the Tories that most people are not even aware of because the Tories hide it….as much as they can…
 
Ex Footy Legs said:
Who should we hold responsible ?

Cameron ? For stinging austerity and underfunding the nhs
May ? For nothing other than weak and shaky not strong and stable
Boris ? Where to start ?
But his atrocious Brexit deal deserves a mention because it has shafted this country for god knows how long and couldn’t care less - he’s a traitor and should be behind bars.
Truss ? Nutcase and we are all feeling her lunacy
Sunak ? For continuation of the austerity by stealth, raising taxes, freezing tax allowances whilst big business run roughshod over the working people of this country
Banks
Land developers
Oil companies
Et al….
All coining it in because of the big corporations friendly policies by the Tories that most people are not even aware of because the Tories hide it….as much as they can…
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Don't forget Chris " abiltay" wilder
He is a cun&

I personally go back to Cameron...he was the original bad seed in my opinion.
He first opined brexit and then scarpered....
 
HolgateCorner said:
I think it’s really Corbyn to blame and er maybe this Starmer bloke for flip flopping or, hang on, he can’t flip flop because he never says anything.

Yeah, it’s Starmer, or maybe Gordon Brown for raiding the pensions in 1825.
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Superstu will be stumbling over his keypad to agree with you 🤣

He’s part of the village idiot brigade in this country; the MAGA equivalent if you like….

Free speech, role back regulation and watch the water companies shaft every single one of us whilst they pay millions in bonuses for plying our rivers with sewage whilst the Tories conveniently 👀 look the other way…
 
Ex Footy Legs said:
Who should we hold responsible ?
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I assume a decent proportion of the country would happily settle on immigrants, people on longterm sick, Corbyn and woke trans leftists. Who are all stopping us becoming a late forties/fifties powerhouse of a nation where matron came round the village on her bike, and you only had to look at brown people in museum displays or on the telly.
 
This image from The Guardian tells you who to blame.

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The Guardian - Even if the government issued newspaper editors with D-notices banning any public mention of the word “poverty”, it could hardly do more to create a wall of silence around Britain’s biggest social crisis. By eliminating any ministerial admission of our deepening poverty epidemic from public discourse, it has left Britain with a hidden emergency whose forgotten and voiceless victims are the hundreds of thousands of children behind closed doors, in bedrooms without beds, homes without heating and kitchen tables without food, and whose suffering is worsening by the day.
www.theguardian.com

Homes without heating, tables without food. Grinding child poverty in Britain calls for anger – and a plan | Gordon Brown

There are things ministers must do but also actions we can take to help fellow citizens. Both are now essential, says former PM Gordon Brown
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com
 
Ex Footy Legs said:
Who should we hold responsible ?

Cameron ? For stinging austerity and underfunding the nhs
May ? For nothing other than weak and shaky not strong and stable
Boris ? Where to start ?
But his atrocious Brexit deal deserves a mention because it has shafted this country for god knows how long and couldn’t care less - he’s a traitor and should be behind bars.
Truss ? Nutcase and we are all feeling her lunacy
Sunak ? For continuation of the austerity by stealth, raising taxes, freezing tax allowances whilst big business run roughshod over the working people of this country
Banks
Land developers
Oil companies
Et al….
All coining it in because of the big corporations friendly policies by the Tories that most people are not even aware of because the Tories hide it….as much as they can…
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All of the above, but I think Corbyn deserves a special mention for making Labour unelectable for a long time. Principles are great, but if they let Boris and Truss into power they’re misplaced.
 
Looking around as things are now with the Conservatives, I think they will definitely get back in again. You can see the neo racist parties and anti Labour Party factions beginning to make noise. The BBC and all the mainstream subversive factions within, will flood the airwaves with anti Labour and anti Starmer. You could see it begin this morning.
 
Despite the objective evidence that successive Tory governments have ****ed this up, there will still be people blindly voting for them. Usually those people just about comfortable enough, who read the Tory propaganda and believe things would be worse if not for the Tory aristocracy.

It’s about time those people started looking outside their own world and realising what’s actually happened in the last 14 years.
 
Ex Footy Legs said:
Who should we hold responsible ?

Cameron ? For stinging austerity and underfunding the nhs
May ? For nothing other than weak and shaky not strong and stable
Boris ? Where to start ?
But his atrocious Brexit deal deserves a mention because it has shafted this country for god knows how long and couldn’t care less - he’s a traitor and should be behind bars.
Truss ? Nutcase and we are all feeling her lunacy
Sunak ? For continuation of the austerity by stealth, raising taxes, freezing tax allowances whilst big business run roughshod over the working people of this country
Banks
Land developers
Oil companies
Et al….
All coining it in because of the big corporations friendly policies by the Tories that most people are not even aware of because the Tories hide it….as much as they can…
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Listening to a podcast this morning and have learnt….

Religion is to blame.
The zealots that unashamedly follow their religion - Capitalism
 
Ex Footy Legs said:
Who should we hold responsible ?

Cameron ? For stinging austerity and underfunding the nhs
May ? For nothing other than weak and shaky not strong and stable
Boris ? Where to start ?
But his atrocious Brexit deal deserves a mention because it has shafted this country for god knows how long and couldn’t care less - he’s a traitor and should be behind bars.
Truss ? Nutcase and we are all feeling her lunacy
Sunak ? For continuation of the austerity by stealth, raising taxes, freezing tax allowances whilst big business run roughshod over the working people of this country
Banks
Land developers
Oil companies
Et al….
All coining it in because of the big corporations friendly policies by the Tories that most people are not even aware of because the Tories hide it….as much as they can…
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Given yesterday's news and furore I don't think describing someone as a "Nutcase" is entirely helpful. Just kind of gives the impression the outrage was more to do with who said it, not what was said.

Truss is a terrible politician - I think that is enough to be said
 
Ex Footy Legs said:
Superstu will be stumbling over his keypad to agree with you 🤣

He’s part of the village idiot brigade in this country; the MAGA equivalent if you like….

Free speech, role back regulation and watch the water companies shaft every single one of us whilst they pay millions in bonuses for plying our rivers with sewage whilst the Tories conveniently 👀 look the other way…
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Oh dear. Got that one well wide of the mark, eh? 👇

SuperStu said:
Spot on @Ex Footy Legs 👏
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Norman_Conquest said:
This image from The Guardian tells you who to blame.

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The Guardian - Even if the government issued newspaper editors with D-notices banning any public mention of the word “poverty”, it could hardly do more to create a wall of silence around Britain’s biggest social crisis. By eliminating any ministerial admission of our deepening poverty epidemic from public discourse, it has left Britain with a hidden emergency whose forgotten and voiceless victims are the hundreds of thousands of children behind closed doors, in bedrooms without beds, homes without heating and kitchen tables without food, and whose suffering is worsening by the day.
www.theguardian.com

Homes without heating, tables without food. Grinding child poverty in Britain calls for anger – and a plan | Gordon Brown

There are things ministers must do but also actions we can take to help fellow citizens. Both are now essential, says former PM Gordon Brown
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com
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Until recently, I worked as a relief driver for a local Pharmacy in quite deprived areas. Obviously most of my time was spent out of the shop, driving about and delivering prescriptions. However, regularly I would see and hear young parents come into the shops I worked in, explaining what symptoms their child had and ask what medicines they could buy. They would then be told what was suitable. The first follow up question was to ask, how much is it? I would then see them dig in their pockets or look in their purses to try to find the money to pay to help their Child get better. Far too often, they didn't have enough and I had to watch them walk out of the shop with their head down and shoulders slumped or as I sometimes did, give them the money they were short off.

I am sat typing this angry as **** with tears in my eyes remembering this.

We have to get these b***ds out of Office, but we also have to put something tangible in place to help and to stop demonising the poor, the disabled and the sick. We can't keep relying on foodbanks and charity and the newly termed Multibanks to help, because quite clearly they are nowhere near enough.

Rant over.
 
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