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Keir, you bloody plonker!!!

 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8rx0mdgpnno

 

'PM set to warn: 'Things will get worse'.'

 

In a speech on Tuesday, the prime minister is likely to say there are no quick fixes to remedy what he will call the "rubble and ruin" left by the Conservatives. (Now, where have I heard that line before?)

 

"Frankly - things will get worse before we get better." (Liar.)

 

Arguing change will not happen "overnight", the PM is also expected to say Labour has achieved "more in seven weeks than the last government did in seven years". (I suppose that is one way of looking at it.)

 

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The above and there's much talk of stripping people of their PIP payments. They'll be needing that cash to fund arms that they can make vast profits from, and to house & feed a billon immigrants with. Among other equally questionable activities that we're not allowed to question.

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The Podcast of The Lotus Eaters

Flashback: Keir Starmer on the 2020 BLM Riots

Duration 00:23:09

https://old.bitchute.com/video/WoFZww1qk0Y/

 

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screwed that up, much like two succesive gangs of criminals occupying our parliament, has anyone been hanged yet? you know for stabbing at least 40 million of Britannia's peoples? anyone? no? why not?
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Anti Facts Sir

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6 hours ago, Campion said:

Now where did it say in their manifesto that they would make things worse, means test the winter fuel allowance, all the other austerity they're going to throw at us? 

They didn't have a manifesto. Somehow they still got voted in. They publicly stood for nothing, just a vague "change" slogan.

 

Privately, we all know where Two-Tier's loyalties lie. WEF, Agenda 2030, etc.

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1 hour ago, Anti Facts Sir said:

They didn't have a manifesto. Somehow they still got voted in. They publicly stood for nothing, just a vague "change" slogan.

 

Privately, we all know where Two-Tier's loyalties lie. WEF, Agenda 2030, etc.

And, of course, while blaming the previous government, they conveniently forget that Brown left office saying that he'd spent all the money, so ... what's new?

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59 minutes ago, k_j_evans said:

And, of course, while blaming the previous government, they conveniently forget that Brown left office saying that he'd spent all the money, so ... what's new?

 

 

Gormless Gordon's gold giveaway cost us 21 billion pounds...

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9 hours ago, Campion said:

Now where did it say in their manifesto that they would make things worse, means test the winter fuel allowance, all the other austerity they're going to throw at us? 

 

I think it is scary shit that he feels the need to give a speech. Like, he knows that things are going to get a lot worse. We must all be 'resilient' though. 🙂

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56 minutes ago, numnuts said:

 

I think it is scary shit that he feels the need to give a speech. Like, he knows that things are going to get a lot worse. We must all be 'resilient' though. 🙂

 

Things can only get worse for the rest of us...all recent PMs have enriched themselves tremendously as a result of being in 'office' ie being the obedient servants of the real rulers.

 

Thatch 'n' Bliar got 5 and even 6 figure sums for lectures, austerity is for the little people, as was 'blood sweat and tears' while Churchill got pissed on vintage champagne. Have to admit though that Churchill did have some elements of greatness, unlike the contemptible little toerags who have led us to ruin since 1979.

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2 hours ago, numnuts said:

I think it is scary shit that he feels the need to give a speech. Like, he knows that things are going to get a lot worse. We must all be 'resilient' though. 🙂

He doesn't need to make the speech now, it's already old news since it was leaked to the press a couple of days ago and we've been discussing it since. 

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On 8/25/2024 at 5:51 PM, Anti Facts Sir said:

They didn't have a manifesto. Somehow they still got voted in. They publicly stood for nothing, just a vague "change" slogan.

 

 

 

There was some kind of a manifesto, but I'm willing to bet that most people who ended up voting Labour never bothered to read it.

 

The establishment media had of course already conditioned people into thinking they needed to vote Labour because "change".

 

"Tories bad, Labour good".

 

It makes me laugh that within days of Keir Starmer becoming Prime Minister - after a majority of the minority of people who bothered to vote returned a Labour government - there was a petition started on Change.org demanding that the newly elected Prime Minister should stand down.

 

"After 14 years of Tory rule"

 

Yeah, well I'm old enough to remember all those years of 'Labour rule', which made people want 'change' and saw David Cameron become Prime Minister in 2010.

 

 

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Trouble is a lot of people felt the need to … well vote for want of a better term.  Definitely less than previous years.

but they believed the hype and by voting for a so called opposition actually voted for worse… but hey they did vote for change, and genuinely didn’t have anything else to go on.

yes the PM forgot to mention that change is worse first…. damn .. he must have just forgotten that snippet lol..

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And they’ve seen all the numbers it’s no surprise, it’s getting boring that they’ll continue to blame the tories and will probably turn a few labour voters.

also I genuinely think some people will soon wake up a little now all election is over and they’re in in and people will think why did i do this 

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No, I wouldn't call desperately trying to turn the U.K. in to a vicious police state 'business as usual' either. Well, not out in the open, like Kaiser Keir is going to try and do it. What he really means by not 'business as usual' hasn't been properly covered in this BBC news article. And, while we will no doubt hear more in his speech later on today, we still won't get the full truth about what he is going to try and do. It's hard to put in to words how much I despise him, even if he is just a pathetic frontman. He needs to be booted out of office pronto.

 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyn01p5npgo

 

'PM to say Parliament return not 'business as usual'.'

 

In a speech from Downing Street's rose garden, the prime minister will say that "we can't go on like this anymore" and that his government will do the "hard work" to "root out 14 years of rot" under the previous Conservative administration. He will also suggest that this summer's riots showed "cracks in our society" but that the "coming together" of communities afterwards showed "what we stand for".

 

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5 hours ago, Tinfoil Hat said:

By, "The coming together of communities afterwards", is he referring to the people waving their welcoming placards for diversity & please send us more illegal 'refugees'?

 

They will have been the same people clapping & banging pans on their doorsteps for the NHS.

Well, I'll bang pans for Starmer - one on his left ear and one on his right. Nah, he probably enjoy it, perverse bastard.

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