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Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What do we expect from a man who?s lied through > his teeth in every job he?s been in, then he gets > voted in as the ?get things done? leader of the > country. > > We?re being led by a team of ministers and a party > that supported the lies, so it?s unlikely they?re > going to change their tactics now. In short they > care little for telling the truth, because the > truth is almost unbelievable in this case. They?ve > cut and slashed the arse out of the NHS for years, > underfunded it, undersupplied it too. And it?s now > becoming glaringly apparent in the worst case > possible situation. The gamble they?ve been > playing for political gain has backfired. > > We ?the people? will take the brunt of it. > Johnson, who?s so wanted to to take the glory of > leadership is now facing the unvarnished and > unspun truth of it all. Look at his face now, it?s > harrowed and haunted, though we?re not even in the > most perilous ?thick of it? yet. > > I?d not expect too much of most of the people in > charge, they?re conducting a self interested arse > covering excercise as much as a COVID-19 > management plan. > > Information will be drip fed, leaked in, revealed > by journalists I reckon. The current government > won?t be the source of all the information we need > I fear. > > However, in times like this the EDF comes into its > own. It?s good to be able to ask and discuss with > people, the questions we have and look for some of > the answers we might need. People on here are > generally good hearted and generous. There?s a few > weirdos, but we like it like that. > > Thank you to the EDF 👍🏽 And of course there are the lowest of the low trying to make political capital out of a serious situation....you have just done a general commie rant and it is NOT clever or useful

The final 'What I Learned' section kind of sums up the Westminster vs Whitehall. https://www.civilserviceworld.com/articles/opinion/what-i-learned-when-i-made-leap-whitehall-westminster

Illegitimi non carborundum.....

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What on earth are you talking about now Uncleglen? > The WRP are no more representative of the left > than the far right are of the right. The point > still remains that the left, as the historical > voice of the working classes, has recognised the > shared struggle with BAME groups. The right, whioh > prefers the Darwinian principle of survival of the > fittest, and divide and rule, has not. The left historically has always been associated with Trade Unionism and the rights of workers and therefore working class people would vote Labour. There is no shared struggle with BAME groups as it is the white working class that the BAME groups can easily exploit and do so...grooming, drug dealing and other atrocities comes to mind. At the same time Labour and the left has disproportionately advantaged BAME people in order to get votes which they have taken for granted from the white working class. To quote 'Peaky Blinders'- '....politics has always been about deliberately making life better for one group of people, whilst deliberately making it worse for another group...' (or words to that effect)...those of you with money, a property and living in the leafy enclave of East Dulwich will never understand that as you are cushioned from it-as are your kids.....

Blah Blah said 'The truth is that white working class people, have more in common with BAME people when it comes to disadvantage than they realise. The left have always understood this and sought to unify'. In the 1970s those of us that were in the WRP (with Vanessa and Corin Redgrave, Robert Powell and others) were stationed outside Whitechapel station with their red rag and told to 'target black people because they are down trodden too'. There were teachers from East End schools involved and they let students out early from their lessons to leaflet other schools. Disgusting manipulation of the white working class in action by the left. They got rid of grammar schools to keep the white working class uneducated and voting for their commie rubbish.

Homeland has subtitles which I like to have on. You might be unlucky. I watched it on a Sony with Virgin and it was fine. Netflix on Virgin needs the sound turned way up especially for films

This reminded me of a situation a few years ago when I took a class of teens and they were mainly black boys and girls and 4 white girls sat at the back. At the end of the lesson I was tidying up and the white girls were giggling and laughing together and the 2 black boys packing away near me said..'those white girls...' I asked them what they meant but they just apologised and didn't explain.

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > EU spending tens of millions of euros a year to > promote meat eating > > https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/feb/1 > 4/eu-spending-tens-of-millions-of-euros-a-year-to- > promote-meat-eating > > Well done EU. Glad to see you?re spending MY money > on something I agree with. Yes- that's ok now we have bowel cancer screening.... Let's get lung cancer screening and start smoking again...

I pay for Netflix....the BBC sell a lot of stuff to Netflix. People worldwide watch and listen to the BBC and DON'T pay a penny.....so there's the answer - BBC a subscription channel...no ads either- where's the problem? Afraid that the Left cannot continue their brainwashing activities?

'30% of French fisherman rely on fishing in British waters' - not exactly reflected in the fear-mongering headline...OR the statement that the UK will find it hard to make a deal- the UK doesn't need a deal..... https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/feb/16/brexit-britain-and-eu-will-rip-each-other-apart-in-trade-talks

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Glen > I?m don?t live anywhere inside the m25 > My local mp is a hardcore ERG > > And your list is bobbins > > http://ilovetheeu.co.uk/trade/no-the-eu-does-not-f > und-companies-to-move-jobs-out-of-the-uk/ this is the East Dulwich forum...a bandwagon for George Monbiot's brainwashed minions

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't know how anyone could want to be on the > same side as uncleglen - if I was a leaver I > would be mortified with some of the stuff he comes > up with > > And to be fair to him, the airwaves are full of > people equally deluded I don't 'come up' with this 'stuff....it's all fact or personal experience since I do venture out of London frequently and talk to other people... https://janetteheffernan.blogspot.com/2016/06/brexit-list-of-uk-companies-no-longer.html

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And note the absence of leavers here, to discuss > the details of those trade talks. One could be > forgiven for thinking they don't care really. As > long as their side is winning, the method doesn't > bother them. Barnier( or more accurately 'Barmier') has set out the 'EU Terms' for fishing OUR waters....arrogance of the man- just about sums it all up- after the EU asset-stripped the UK since 1975. I have been avoiding the purchase of EU goods for a few years now- so we do not have to shout out our reasons and all the project fear stuff like you remainiacs have been doing ad nauseam. I see Seabag refers to remainers as 'remainders' yes- left-overs...

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is what was reported in Norwich - pretty > disgusting. > > https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-5134 > 1735 Very interesting that the notice is written in perfect English, perfect grammar and spelling, nicely spaced out....how on Earth could it have been written by Leavers- who are supposed to be thick- it is a Remainiac job, obviously

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can't you accept the democratic decision made by > the people in 2016. Of curse they can't because they cannot understand it, and think they are superior!

exdulwicher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > > > > But why do we have to pay ?Billions to have them > inforced. > > Why do you pay taxes? > It's because collectively funding things is far > better than just each individual (or each country > in this case), making do by itself. It's because > by working together as one entity, ecah chipping > in bits here and there, each drawing on expertise > and experience and labour and resources, you can > do amazing things collectively that would be > impossible on your own. > > Gallileo (the European GPS project), the European > Space Agency, Euratom (the European Atomic Energy > Community), one joint set of standards or rules or > laws that work across countries, Europol (the > European version of Interpol), the Eurofighter. > Loads of major infrastructure projects requiring > specialist resources. > > Funds can be allocated to deprived regions that > the country itself could not afford. The UK has > been a major recipient of EU grant funding over > the decades, countless projects funded (or part > funded) when Government could not or would not pay > the full amount. > > In three days time, we cast ourselves adrift from > all of that (although we still have to pay tens of > billions of pounds of previously committed funds, > this time without any benefit or gain from that). Rose-tinted spectacles here methinks....Greece...tax evasion is a national pastime. Funds are allocated to deprived regions of the EU...I know for a fact that there is massive fraud and diversion of funds in Romania. European Space Agency...what's the point? Euratom...CERN were doing very well years before the EU. The UK may have got some money back BUT the EU told us where and how to spend it. Unelected bureaucrats controlling OUR lives and 'earning' ?25,000 a MONTH- can't be justified. We are fined every year because we breach air quality rules set down by the EU....they do not take into account the increase in our population, the amount of cheap building work going on all over London, generating piles of dust. I personally loved Nigel Farage's Leaving speech...and the response of the Irish woman twisting his words was priceless- and so typical

Why?...what is wrong with Battersea Dogs Home? A woman at Pets at Home had a Romanian 'rescue' dog- seemed to think it was some kind of badge of honour...

Lord Berc....has a ring to it

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well aren?t we the lucky ones. > At least Brexit exposed the right-wing element in > UK once and for all. > We know how big it is and how severely corrupted > people can be through lies and manipulation. Replace 'right-wing element' with 'rabid champagne socialist ignorant element' then you will be correct....

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The world is in danger, Boris is on holiday so who > do all weary eyes turn to .. Dominic Raab. Some of you lefties remind me of arch lefty Donnachadh McCarthy ex-Southwark councillor for Peckham. As soon as one of the Tory councillors spoke about some issue in their area he actually said 'I don't know anything about this but I am against whatever he said'..... Dominic Raab is actually Foreign Secretary and has spent 20 years in the foreign office as well as other relevant qualifications...I expect you would prefer that other ex-foreign office employee James Abbott Thompson!

Remember-Correlation does not imply causation. IDS misused some statistics (in the same way that all these self-interested groups are implying that UC and DWP are causing people to kill themselves)- but a lot of people on the WRAG for example, were persuaded to become self-employed and therefore their benefits were halved and they were no longer on the unemployed register And the reason that Labour involved the private sector of profiteers (e.g. ATOS) in the first place in the DWP was because the incapacity benefit system was being abused on a criminal level by disgusting fraudsters- in fact the efforts of the coalition and conservative governments were doomed to failing at first because the swindling horses had bolted under Labour.

Ian Duncan Smith resigned from the Cameron Cabinet over cuts to disability. Universal Credit is fairer than the JSA system we had https://www.1ststoprecruitment.co.uk/2017/06/20/universal-credit/ And the bedroom tax obviously is fair because why should one person live in a 2,3 or 4 bedroomed house on housing benefit when they could house asylum seekers for example in their spare rooms if they cannot downsize- I know someone with 2 asylum seekers in their 3-bed council house. I'm surprised some fool hasn't called for a re-run of the General Election since they do not like the result. And- what a surprise to anyone who lives around Chingford and Waltham Forest, or knows the area, that IDS retained his seat!

Winder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > OK, maybe it's an old thread but it is really > relevant especially since we have just had an > election. > > My observation is that there has been much fewer > posters in windows this time round. Have people > reviewed their effectiveness? Yes there were fewer posters up this time. This area is a banker Labour area and anyone reading the tone of the lefty camp on the Forum alone would NEVER put a Tory poster up. Social media bears this attitude out as well as the Sun has recently reported. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/politics/10577739/young-tories-reveal-abuse-for-backing-boris-johnson/

I hope some of you get a good dictionary for Xmas then you can look up what 'racist' actually means.... And you are in 'good' company with the likes of foul mouthed champagne socialists Harry Styles and Stormzy https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/harry-styles-stormzy-vossi-bop-video-boris-johnson-electric-brixton-london-a9254436.html And I daresay that ignorant TERF J.K.Rowling https://mashable.com/article/j-k-rowling-peoples-vote-brexit-tweet/?europe=true