U-turn... guess who?

[SuperStu]

Big shock right! Who could have guessed?

 

[Dybuk]

Can you post it a bit bigger till I get my glasses

 

[SuperStu]

Who said that? Is that you Dybuk?

 

[Dybuk]

Who said that? Is that you Dybuk?

Helloooooooo. Put your bloody hearing aid in. Where've you left them now?

 

[MichaelDebeve]

... Lingard backed out of the South Korea move?

 

[MoggasDog]

Does anybody trust a word this man says? I smell Murdoch, I really do.
I keep repeating myself: this man is the leader of a socialist party. Where the fu.ck is the socialism?
Tony Blair all over again.

 

[speckyget]

It's not a U-turn. A U-turn is doing the opposite of what you said you would do. In this case it would involve taking the pledge of £28 billion for green energy and instead investing it in car tyre fired power stations and tax breaks for diesels.

 

[Steer]

Does anybody trust a word this man says? I smell Murdoch, I really do.
I keep repeating myself: this man is the leader of a socialist party. Where the fu.ck is the socialism?
Tony Blair all over again.

I trust him much much much much more than the other lot in power now, who have shown their true colours again and again. We need a change of government. I'm not pretending that everything will magically become better overnight with a labour government, but we need to get rid of the cliquey, non-functioning, back biting, self-serving, morally corrupt tory party. Or do we buy into their rhetoric that everything is the fault of lefty lawyers and people in small boats?

 

[TheLodger]

When the Tories have left the country in such a financial mess and tax at the highest in peace time history, the Tories then look to go war with someone to use an excuse for it, Labour prefer to sort the mess first and then move towards a green economy.

 

[clublandrefugee]

I trust him much much much much more than the other lot in power now, who have shown their true colours again and again. We need a change of government. I'm not pretending that everything will magically become better overnight with a labour government, but we need to get rid of the cliquey, non-functioning, back biting, self-serving, morally corrupt tory party. Or do we buy into their rhetoric that everything is the fault of lefty lawyers and people in small boats?

Im still yet to see in any way in which a starmer government will be any better... But it cant be any worse i guess

What a sad state of affairs

 

[SuperStu]

When the Tories have left the country in such a financial mess and tax at the highest in peace time history, the Tories then look to go war with someone to use an excuse for it, Labour prefer to sort the mess first and then move towards a green economy.

No investment until the economy improves.

The economy needs investment to improve.

Its a perfect system.

 

[Unravel_Morrison]

No investment until the economy improves.

The economy needs investment to improve.

Its a perfect system.

So what is the solution?

 

[SuperStu]

Labour doing austerity.

 

[SuperStu]

So what is the solution?

No investment until the economy improves.

The economy needs investment to improve.

Its a perfect system.

that. It's not a trick question...

 

[viv_andersons_nana]

So what is the solution?

An end to ideological austerity, progressive taxation and wealth redistribution.

I have my fingers crossed that Labour can deliver this when they inevitably win the next election by a landslide.

 

[Mustoes boots]

Spending pledges have to be reined in due to the disastrous Liz Truss budget increasing government borrowing cost, our right wing media portray this as a Labour u turn not Tory incompetence.

 

[Cardiffdaffs]

Spending pledges have to be reined in due to the disastrous Liz Truss budget increasing government borrowing cost, our right wing media portray this as a Labour u turn not Tory incompetence

Exactly. Our country's finances are in an absolute shocking state and the Tory playbook is to go on the attack to deflect blame. It's what they do.

 

[TheLodger]

No investment until the economy improves.

The economy needs investment to improve.

Its a perfect system.

Sad fact is, we can't afford another crash because of spending more money than we have got, Trust, Kwarteng, and Clarke tried that and we're all still paying the price.

 

[Muttley]

It's not a U-turn. A U-turn is doing the opposite of what you said you would do. In this case it would involve taking the pledge of £28 billion for green energy and instead investing it in car tyre fired power stations and tax breaks for diesels.

Indeed.

Self proclaimed "lefties" parroting Government propaganda. Well done comrades...

 

[sherlock]

Does anybody trust a word this man says? I smell Murdoch, I really do.
I keep repeating myself: this man is the leader of a socialist party. Where the fu.ck is the socialism?
Tony Blair all over again.

The country improved massively under Blair.