A year of Keir

[SirGalahad]

There's surely going to be a huge bill - I'm not sure how much but taxes are going to have to go up by quite a bit I'd think

Services will be cut - its an easier vote winner than raising taxes. But look over there some people in a boat...

 

[teaboyjim]

Have you a rough idea what the total bills going to be SirGalahad?

 

[fillyboy]

or a minister did not register a loan from a minsterlal collegaue.

And were it known at the time that he'd 'solicited' the loan (and lied about the fact), he wouldn't have been allowed back into Cabinet after his previous resignation over fast tracking a British passport for an Indian donor.
You could throw in mortgage fraud for good measure.

 

[Notch7]

Labour decided to dismiss there core group of voters and went far left, this prompted a number of traditional labour supporters to go from centre left to centre right and ended up with a landslide victory for the buffoon

Corbyn made great claims about Labour being democratic because it gave power to the membership and away from Labour MPs. Labour members mostly left wing activists and the party didn't represent the electorate.


The Labour socialist left are more interested in ideological purity than they are about winning power.....it's like if they can't get 100% socialism, they would prefer Tory.

In the 2019 election, there was a choice of 2 pro Brexit political parties, so there was nowhere for Tory remainers or centrists to go.

 

[Vinty]

Have you a rough idea what the total bills going to be SirGalahad?

world's fastest computer is still adding up uk coronavirus bill.

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[teaboyjim]

world's fastest computer is still adding up uk coronavirus bill.

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Love the graphics!

 

[SirGalahad]

Have you a rough idea what the total bills going to be SirGalahad?

Government has budgeted £407bn over two years of which I believe £357bn has already been spent. This does not include the £100bn to p issed away on Operation Moonshot testing.

So maybe sometime in 2022 we could have spent half a trillion pounds. Our debt has gone from £643bn to £2.13tn and counting. Possibly peaking just under £3tr in 2025-26.

The same ones shouting that we were sinking in debt in 2010 are awfully quiet now.

 

[sxturbo]

Government has budgeted £407bn over two years of which I believe £357bn has already been spent. This does not include the £100bn to p issed away on Operation Moonshot testing.

So maybe sometime in 2022 we could have spent half a trillion pounds. Our debt has gone from £643bn to £2.13tn and counting. Possibly peaking just under £3tr in 2025-26.

The same ones shouting that we were sinking in debt in 2010 are awfully quiet now.

We can't really complain, if they didn't put these funds Ng packages together we would be in an even worse state.

Blame the Chinese and their dodgy eating habits...

 

[SirGalahad]

We can't really complain, if they didn't put these funds Ng packages together we would be in an even worse state.

Blame the Chinese and their dodgy eating habits...

We can complain in how it was spent or misspent - £10bn plus in non bid contracts where friends or donors on the VIP lists are x10 more likley to get a contract.

The Bounce Back loans will be tens of billions wasted.

The Eat out to Help out really helped the virus get out.

Test and Trace billions down the pan.

Moonshot..

It came from China but we will be the ones picking up the tab.

 

[SirGalahad]

We can't really complain, if they didn't put these funds Ng packages together we would be in an even worse state.

Blame the Chinese and their dodgy eating habits...

It's not so much as their dodgy eating habits as much as their beliefs. In a country where religion is frowned upon and discouraged people took to their own devices and put their faith into consuming exotic animals to increase their lucky, libido, business acumen, intelligence etc.

 

[fillyboy]

So Gal, are you saying he's a pretty straight kinda guy.

 

[Dangee]

Got any figures from other countries G or are we the only ones who have overspent?
Oh, & let’s excuse China for manufacturing the virus shall we.
Idiot.

 

[Vinty]

Government has budgeted £407bn over two years of which I believe £357bn has already been spent. This does not include the £100bn to p issed away on Operation Moonshot testing.

So maybe sometime in 2022 we could have spent half a trillion pounds. Our debt has gone from £643bn to £2.13tn and counting. Possibly peaking just under £3tr in 2025-26.

The same ones shouting that we were sinking in debt in 2010 are awfully quiet now.

Its only money, stop worrying.

 

[Vinty]

It's not so much as their dodgy eating habits as much as their beliefs. In a country where religion is frowned upon and discouraged people took to their own devices and put their faith into consuming exotic animals to increase their lucky, libido, business acumen, intelligence etc.

Chinese are more religious than a lot of western countries.
You like to claim others are being duped by propaganda yet you fall for it yourself.

https://news.cgtn.com/news/2021-03-...ligion-banned-in-China--YExbXhJuy4/index.html

 

[SirGalahad]

Chinese are more religious than a lot of western countries.
You like to claim others are being duped by propaganda yet you fall for it yourself.

https://news.cgtn.com/news/2021-03-...ligion-banned-in-China--YExbXhJuy4/index.html

The irony.

You post a video by a youtube blogger who was sponsored by the CGTN News Network which is part of the Chinese State Owned Media.

Falling for propaganda indeed you did.