Anyone still like Labour?

[doobin]

On 09/06/2025 at 10:51, AHPP said:

 

Absolutely classic film. 

[Mick Dempsey]

8 hours ago, doobin said:

Absolutely classic film. 

Did you ever catch the second one? Absolute rubbish, almost unwatchable.  

[doobin]

24 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Did you ever catch the second one? Absolute rubbish, almost unwatchable.  

I didn’t. And probably wont now!

[Steven P]

don't bother

[Squaredy]

15 hours ago, Johnsond said:

Labour minister admits he was wrong to claim most small boats migrants are 'babies, children and women'

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Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones faced mounting criticism after his erroneous...

Looks like another blagger has been caught out speaking utter shite. 

Actually he has made it far worse.  Instead of admitting he got it wrong he tried to blame the people who heard him.  I quote “I’m happy to clarify this given how this is now being misrepresented“.  He tried to shift focus onto Zia Yusuf who corrected him at the time saying that 90% of the people on illegal boat crossings are adult men.  90% it seems is an exaggeration; but closer to the truth than Jones’ comments.  Yusuf also pointedly asked “You know they are coming from France?”.  

[Johnsond]

Britain’s biggest pub company to slash jobs amid debt crisis

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Britain’s largest pub company is set to cut a number of jobs as bosses move to streamline the debt-ridden...

Well done Labour. 
 

 

 

Britain’s largest pub company is set to cut a number of jobs as bosses move to streamline the debt-ridden firm following Rachel Reeves’s tax crackdown.

Edited Sunday at 10:34 by Johnsond

[Steven P]

So... might be a odd question, Reeves fault for 150 job losses at a company with 3 Billion in debt. What was the reason for 250 job losses in 2023 then? The potential for a labour government perhaps.

 

OR.... nothing to do with the Labour government at all but a company evolving into a similar but different way of operating, while piled high with huge debts.

 

Anyway, here is the odd question, do you actually read and understand the articles you copy and paste here?

Edited Saturday at 21:42 by Steven P

[Johnsond]

12 hours ago, Steven P said:

So... might be a odd question, Reeves fault for 150 job losses at a company with 3 Billion in debt. What was the reason for 250 job losses in 2023 then? The potential for a labour government perhaps.

 

OR.... nothing to do with the Labour government at all but a company evolving into a similar but different way of operating, while piled high with huge debts.

 

Anyway, here is the odd question, do you actually read and understand the articles you copy and paste here?

No questions SP until you have tidied up the loose end on another thread blagger. 
 

[Johnsond]

Rachel Reeves torn to shreds as boast of 'fixing' UK economy blown apart

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Chancellor 'between a rock and a hard place' as she refuses to rule out further tax rises amid sluggish...

Blag your CV and the results speak for themselves 

Edited Sunday at 19:09 by Johnsond

[Squaredy]

Well at least they know their stuff...  This kept me entertained to the last second I must admit.