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Maybe, maybe not. If Labour go then way they sound like they are going, they won’t be in power for another 10 years, at least. They’ve really lost the plot on this cycle of government. People just want to go to work, earn some money, build a bit of security and make life choices. Labour want to...

I’m pretty much the same. The Tory party isn’t particularly appetising, but Labour in its current form is a complete non-starter for me. You can hear them in their interviews, they have a fixed perception and a set of ideals and there is no way on earth they are going to listen to the...

Johnson’s promises, although wild, were not as wild as Labour’s. £58 billion on a fag-packet plan, free internet access, £6K+ for households. Nobody believed that. Listening to radio interviews with senior Labour figures, I’m pretty sure they have learned FA, blame the voters and will elect a...

Labour should have adopted a simple pledge system with a maximum of three clear aims. (1) A second referendum (2) To spend X on the NHS, funded by Y in order to achieve Z (3) To invest X in schools, funded by Y in order to achieve Z. They could have written it on a card and delivered it to...

London isn’t like anywhere else in the U.K. it’s just a piece of land where people from all over the U.K. gravitate towards because it happens to be the capital. That’s all. That’s what makes it “successful.” If history had dictated that Litchfield was the capital city, that would be “the...

... fitted with a money machine which prints more money if you use a higher assistance level. More rewards for less effort. Oops, strayed into Labour territory there.

Given the miserable line up on the other side of Brexit, yes, they were wise to vote Tory and hence Brexit.

Labour were not clear. I listened to Corbyn and he was trying to promise all things to all people, plus bolt-on stupidity. It was never going to work. Labour fuckedup. It’s that simple. They should have been the party of a second referendum, no-deal out, or in. Nothing else.

It’s the bubble effect that I described earlier and which applied to the police force. OG is trapped inside a Left Wing bubble, he can’t and won’t see what’s wrong, so the only way he can maintain references and orientation is to blame something outside the bubble. In this case, the voters. It’s...

I voted for what I believe to be the least worst example of the bubble. I guess that’s what many others did. I mean Raynor? She can’t even speak. She sounds like a pissed up slapper on a hen night, lying in a drainage gutter with her knickers around her ankles. FFS, what are Labour think?

I’ve seen this “Bubble Affect “ so many times, particularly in the Public Service management structure. You get totally inept management back slapping, congratulating and blowing smoke up each other’s arses to the point where they start to believe it’s real and that they are doing a fantastic...

Labour’s new “Dream Team” Rebecca Wrong-Daily & ”foghorn attack dog” Angela Raynor. Why don’t they go all the way and propose Diane Abbott as chancellor? Boris Johnson and the Conservatives literally can not go wrong if Labour continue to misrepresent the public so spectacularly. The thinking...

The money orgy would have cost me and others workers and financially responsible people dearly. There would have been FA to show for it, for anyone. Any party that can spaff fifty eight thousand million pounds on a whim in 48 hours is highly dangerous and irresponsible. They are going to spunk...

I actually don’t think it is. I voted for a confirmed and proven liar in preference to Labour’s money orgy.

That was a monumentally stupid plan, which exposed Corbyn’s Labour for what it is, monumentally stupid. A fifty eight thousand million pound 48 hour plan. Idiots.

Multiple reasons. He may have had a concealed second gun, the officers may not have been able to identify the object that was thrown. This is a very simple case of a criminal in possession of an illegal firearm with criminal intent. Police officers do an outstanding job of neutralising a...

Agreed. There are also gunmen and their associates prepared to lie and deceive in order to deflect attention away from their gun related activity.

Every single police shooting is investigated. The fact that there are few or no convictions is testimony to the outstanding job firearms officers do. This is especially so when they have public snipers taking shots at them from their keyboards, armed to the teeth with hindsight. Mark Duggen was...

Firearms officers are investigated after every shooting and are convicted when found to have acted unlawfully. There are many cases. Mark Duggen had agun. Mark Duggen was on his way to use the gun. In a split second, the officer mistook the phone for the gun and shot him. If Mark Duggen had...

Do you really think Corbyn, Diane Abbott and the other bone heads would have done anything? They would have just attacked the PAYE monkeys to fund their feel good orgy.