Keir Starmer at it again..

[Tony Towner]

Dragging Europe into a war that cannot be won. Absolute cunt.
Blair on Steroids.
Thankfully my two are too old to be called up. Maybe we'll all go in a nuclear strike.

Clown

 

[Mel Evo]

Dragging Europe into a war that cannot be won. Absolute cunt.
Blair on Steroids.
Thankfully my two are too old to be called up. Maybe we'll all go in a nuclear strike.

The problem is there is literally no point in changing the PM, we may as well give him more time.

 

[The Bear]

 

[prawnking]

Credit where it's due, Starmer looks an impressive international statesman just a few months into the PM job

 

[AndyWolves]

Just imagine how Boris, truss etc would have handled this.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Just imagine how Boris, truss etc would have handled this.

That's a good point.

 

[sycophantia]

Think it's been his best performance as PM so far. Hopefully the European adults in chargeof their countries can make a difference for the sake of Ukraine and the rest of the world.

 

[Walshes Wolves]

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Think it's been his best performance as PM so far. Hopefully the European adults in chargeof their countries can make a difference for the sake of Ukraine and the rest of the world.

I agree Starmer has done well, but at the moment there is a lot of division. They should agree a plan first and then be united and without division.
At the moment, different leaders are making different plans, without the agreement of other leaders. It is no good being divided in front of Putin. We have to speak with one voice.

 

[sycophantia]

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I agree Starmer has done well, but at the moment there is a lot of division. They should agree a plan first and then be united and without division.
At the moment, different leaders are making different plans, without the agreement of other leaders. It is no good being divided in front of Putin. We have to speak with one voice.

Are they making different plans? It's only the orange loony that's an outlier isn't it?

 

[Walshes Wolves]

Are they making different plans? It's only the orange loony that's an outlier isn't it?

Troops on the ground, not agreed by many. Macron a months truce, Meloni not a months truce.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/world/3332404/giorgia-meloni-emmanuel-macron-feud-european-troops-ukraine/

France and UK not yet agreed on one-month ceasefire in Ukraine plan

Read more

newsukraine.rbc.ua

UK distances itself from Emmanuel Macron’s Ukraine ceasefire proposal

Kyiv’s European allies sought to project unity at London summit

www.ft.com

 

[leedswolf]

From William Keegan writing in The Guardian and he hits the spot as usual - a very worthwhile read.

“Trump, like his dubious friend Putin, was in favour of Brexit, and the game he is playing is not in the UK’s best interests. Unfortunately, in Starmer’s desperation to avoid the 25 percent tariffs with which Trump is threatening the EU, Starmer is playing into Trump’s hands”

In renouncing aid and Europe, Starmer is sucking up to Trump | William Keegan

Last week’s much-trumpeted Anglo-US meeting has not reduced concerns about Ukraine, Nato or tariffs – or boosted confidence in the UK government

www.theguardian.com

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

This nonsense is blowing up among the right wing mouthbreathers.

Quality bit of dog whistling

https://twitter.com/x/status/1897319585658830923

 

[leedswolf]

This nonsense is blowing up among the right wing mouthbreathers.

Quality bit of dog whistling

https://twitter.com/x/status/1897319585658830923

Tories urge justice secretary to reverse 'two-tier' sentencing changes - BBC News

From April, an offender's ethnicity or faith will be a bigger factor in deciding whether to jail them.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Yes, Tories pissing and moaning about something that isn't happening.

Also:

 

[Wellen Wolf]

From William Keegan writing in The Guardian and he hits the spot as usual - a very worthwhile read.

“Trump, like his dubious friend Putin, was in favour of Brexit, and the game he is playing is not in the UK’s best interests. Unfortunately, in Starmer’s desperation to avoid the 25 percent tariffs with which Trump is threatening the EU, Starmer is playing into Trump’s hands”

In renouncing aid and Europe, Starmer is sucking up to Trump | William Keegan

Last week’s much-trumpeted Anglo-US meeting has not reduced concerns about Ukraine, Nato or tariffs – or boosted confidence in the UK government

www.theguardian.com

Thx. Well respected critically analytical journalist who has seen a lot and is not afraid to put it out there! .... IMHO

 

[Templeton Peck]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1898646501477269597

 

[leedswolf]

Starmer must use the threat of Trump to repair the damage of Brexit, warns Heseltine

Exclusive: The former deputy prime minister has warned that silence on Trump’s actions, particularly from Nigel Farage, amounts to complicity

www.independent.co.uk

 

[Del Woppio]

By-election called for Runcorn after that bellend got his sentence.

This could be fucking anything tbh

LabourMike Amesbury22,35852.9% +4.1
Reform UKJason Moorcroft7,66218.1% +13.3
ConservativeJade Marsden6,75616.0−20.8%

How much damage has the Lowe v Farage shit done? Can see labour dropping 10k votes but still hanging on, but you could see turnout being absolutely pathetic (I'm not sure I'd vote for a Labour candidate tomorrow) and losing a 15k majority and Reform nicking it on pure anger

 

[Templeton Peck]

There is a shameful tradition of demonising disabled people. Why is Labour reigniting it? | Frances Ryan

Ministers run away from a wealth tax and then concoct a punitive benefits system. They have made that choice and it’s immoral, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

www.theguardian.com