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Was doing that for the last two years without any lazy slogans. Keir acted.. You just talk. .
Hmmm I would like to see the Kier Starmer terms of reference for both Timms and Milburn and how they were amended by Burnham in order to short cut their conclusions🤬🤬🤬
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I thought Milburn was commissioned to come up with proposals to help those young people caught in the NEETs trap.
I also thought that Timms was tasked to come up with a review of the welfare system.
It all seems to have become very messy !
Alan Milburn tells @bbclaurak under his plans the benefits bill will take ten years to come down. “This is a 10-year plan, and you've just got to be candid with people about this,” he said. “Everybody thinks, no, no, but hold on, everybody thinks, wave the magic wand, snap your fingers, and you can do it in two or three years. I'm telling you, you can't.”
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If cattle were forced to live in these conditions, the @BBCNews and especially @BBCNewsNI would keep this story as a main headline. But Palestinians matter less than farm animals.
Beg to differ it was all orchestrated by the MSM and the backstabbers took advantage one day well find out what really happened but Burnham did not do this alone and he won't last because he's a wolf in Corbyn's clothing 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
He's another king with no clothes for those who assisted his treachery cannot see that fact.
I could be PM. But alas I know my limitations where Burnham himself believes his own publicity which is a huge mistake 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
It would help the haystack man who negotiated the deal if he could explain without referring to peps pig the "many" tangible benefits that it represents instead of the lazy comments he continuously endorses😂😂😂😂🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Who better to offer his opinion than the bloviating oaf who negotiated the biggest act of self-harm in our history, selling out farming & fishing, erecting huge barriers to trade and making everyone worse off, just because he fancied a bash at being PM.
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I'm fed up with people looking for clicks by posting silly math problems , spot the difference , and other such how can I stop seeing them !!!!!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬
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As Lewis Hamilton called it a GENOCIDE the BBC can't report his visit or his comments.
Please RT this until they do.
Thank you.
The hay stack has spoken and his words were noted but ignored cos he's a twat 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Andy Burnham may be dividing opinion across the left and centre-left, but one thing's for sure ... he's triggering all the right people with his Brexit banter!
David Cameron and now Johnson clambering from their ex-Prime Ministerial slumbers to reignite the Brexit Wars. 😂
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What do you mean "finally" you must be listening to he who can waiver over which bog rolls to buy he's not the answer to the Europe issue we lost that man when the current incumbent stabbed him in the back which resulted in him appointing half wits as reward for their treachery
👏 Finally, we have a PM telling the truth about why Britain is stuck in a trap, a trap that had been closing around us for decades, but which finally snapped shut with Brexit.
The extraction of public wealth has hollowed out our essential services. It was enabled by an over centralised, winner takes all political system that hands enormous power to governments elected by a minority and allows wealthy donors and vested interests far too much influence over policy.
In 1960s, the Beeching cuts dismantled thousands of miles of railway. They were implemented under transport minister Ernest Marples, who had longstanding links to the roadbuilder Marples Ridgway. Britain promoted motorways and cars by destroying much of the alternative. Other European countries expanded roads while retaining far stronger rail networks.
In 1964, Tesco founder Jack Cohen successfully lobbied for the abolition of Resale Price Maintenance. It helped supermarkets consolidate power at the expense of independent retailers, farmers and smaller suppliers. Much of Europe imposed stronger restraints on monopoly and protected domestic production.
Thatcher’s assault on industry was the most brutal stage. Rapid deindustrialisation devastated communities, while Britain’s North Sea oil and gas windfall helped the government absorb the resulting unemployment instead of building national wealth for the future, as Norway 🇳🇴 did.
Then came the great privatisation: water, energy, transport and other strategic infrastructure treated as assets to be sold and exploited rather than services essential to national resilience.
We can now see where that politics ends: sewage in our rivers, vulnerable water supplies, failing infrastructure, regional inequality and private extraction underwritten by the public.
Brexit was the culmination. It removed Britain from the European structures that had constrained some of this behaviour, weakened our economy and left an already centralised state even more exposed to vested interests.
So @andyburnham is right to connect our European future with electoral reform.
To begin releasing Britain from the trap, we must repair our relationship with Europe and replace FPTP.
Those are not separate reforms. They are the two keys needed to unlock the country. 👏
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Why is Burnham PM ❓
Because *he* wanted to be ❗️
He wasn’t elected
He wasn’t in any way an improvement on Keir
*He* wanted it
What have you done @LabourParty ?
🤖 Made with AI
And so it begins only the unthinking still believe is spite of the evidence that they're a protest party with no intention or plan to govern and a vote for reform is equivalent to a letter to Santa 😂😂😂😂😂
Reform UK sees vote shares plunge in council by-elections as Nigel Farage's struggles mount
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Some people are greedy like Führage who has more than one 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
I've long had a theory that human evolution is narrowing the range of faces we share.
There used to be the theory of doppelgängers, but I really think the pool of faces is getting smaller.
I see so many people that share faces nowadays, not just celebs.
#FridayNightWeird
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