The Far Right, Nigel Farage ???!!!......oh dear oh dear oh dear. Must read the Guardian.tico wrote: ↑Sun Aug 09, 2026 9:27 amSo you think the far right will actually make that happen!!!!.???jamesedwards wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2026 9:43 pmDesire for change, to put Britain first, and to redirect spend more efficiently rather than spaffing more and more money on the same old woke shit.
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Woke shit and benefits for those who do not wish to contribute. Woke is dead you know, Piers Morgan said so in a book he wrote !!!!!!jamesedwards wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2026 9:43 pmDesire for change, to put Britain first, and to redirect spend more efficiently rather than spaffing more and more money on the same old woke shit.tico wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2026 8:45 pmHow is Farage better placed to do anything about it.What are his credentials ?jamesedwards wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2026 4:43 pm
I would love to see a good old fashioned commence sense approach to spending. The current deficit is unsustainable.
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I believe that Farage is the best-placed out of possible future leaders to deliver some much needed serious change. Whether the civil service would allow him to succeed I don't know.
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Healey is planning to f**k Pensioners, working people and entrepreneurs in the Oct Budget.ForFolksSake wrote: ↑Sun Aug 09, 2026 10:56 amThey've already f*ked the farmers, private schools and mansion tax property owners and spaffed it all on benefitsForFolksSake wrote: ↑Sun Aug 09, 2026 12:06 amLabour says the wealthy should pay more and are planning to raise the 40% tax rate to 48% and then coming back to f**k your granny with a 10% property 'death' tax![]()
... Benefit claimants have nothing to fear and can look forward to further benefit increases
... and Burnham says wealthy areas must house more migrants
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What I'm not understanding is Starmer and Reeves (BTW, has anyone heard from her ... she's gone as distant as Osbourne was after the Brexit referendum result!ForFolksSake wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2026 7:11 pmHealey is planning to f**k Pensioners, working people and entrepreneurs in the Oct Budget.
... Benefit claimants have nothing to fear and can look forward to further benefit increases
... and Burnham says wealthy areas must house more migrants
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Dreading that Budget already on 28th October. It is highlighted in my diary. It isn't going to be good for us taxpayers, workers, business owners, savers, investors, or basically anybody who contributes something worthwhile to this country. I have no problem with genuine out of work benefit claimants, (in fact they should receive more) and I know a couple of really ill people who cannot work and would love to. However there are way too many malingerers. Parasites on our society, they have no shame. Make them clean the streets or do something useful, rather than just leeching off the rest of us. I saw Burnham saying every area has to house their share of illegal migrants. Let's see how that works out eh.ForFolksSake wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2026 7:11 pmHealey is planning to f**k Pensioners, working people and entrepreneurs in the Oct Budget.ForFolksSake wrote: ↑Sun Aug 09, 2026 10:56 amThey've already f*ked the farmers, private schools and mansion tax property owners and spaffed it all on benefitsForFolksSake wrote: ↑Sun Aug 09, 2026 12:06 amLabour says the wealthy should pay more and are planning to raise the 40% tax rate to 48% and then coming back to f**k your granny with a 10% property 'death' tax![]()
... Benefit claimants have nothing to fear and can look forward to further benefit increases
... and Burnham says wealthy areas must house more migrants
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Simoba wrote: ↑Wed Aug 12, 2026 1:25 pmDreading that Budget already on 28th October. It is highlighted in my diary. It isn't going to be good for us taxpayers, workers, business owners, savers, investors, or basically anybody who contributes something worthwhile to this country. I have no problem with genuine out of work benefit claimants, (in fact they should receive more) and I know a couple of really ill people who cannot work and would love to. However there are way too many malingerers. Parasites on our society, they have no shame. Make them clean the streets or do something useful, rather than just leeching off the rest of us. I saw Burnham saying every area has to house their share of illegal migrants. Let's see how that works out eh.ForFolksSake wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2026 7:11 pmHealey is planning to f**k Pensioners, working people and entrepreneurs in the Oct Budget.ForFolksSake wrote: ↑Sun Aug 09, 2026 10:56 am
They've already f*ked the farmers, private schools and mansion tax property owners and spaffed it all on benefits
... Benefit claimants have nothing to fear and can look forward to further benefit increases
... and Burnham says wealthy areas must house more migrants
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... it fits his 'devolution' plan ... it'll be a disaster for the UK ...I saw Burnham saying every area has to house their share of illegal migrants. Let's see how that works out eh.
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... I wouldn't be too sure about that...no way Reform wins the next election
... These guys will show them how it's done and give them 24 hours to leave. They will take control, and they will give an ultimatum, not to politicians but to the illegal migrants who are in the country.
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Oh dear Naffman, come on ... the error of taking statistics as read without consideration of influences. The Bin got 25% because all the other major parties told their electorate to vote for The Bin, had they put up candidates 'it' (he or she?) would have lost their deposit. Do you bet on markets with disregard to recent injuries/transfers and changes in management?
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ForFolksSake wrote: ↑Sat Aug 15, 2026 9:18 am... I wouldn't be too sure about that...no way Reform wins the next election
... These guys will show them how it's done and give them 24 hours to leave. They will take control, and they will give an ultimatum, not to politicians but to the illegal migrants who are in the country.
... they are on Farage's side .. as are still a lot of voters
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Burnham's countrywide dispersion is going to shift the polls significantly. However, a younger, charismatic, less tainted figure, to replace Farage, is needed for the sheep to move right. The tory's final betrayal will be to split the vote and will be more likely to form a pact with lab/lib/grn in the interests of 'preventing extremists'.. There's is no level they will not stoop to.
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My prediction would be that Andy Pandy announces many cheap small handouts and then call an election enabling him to claim "look, I gave you back this ... I gave you back that while not putting up taxes [yet]". Hand the money out before the election and claw it back after. What will stop him is if the electorate see through him and realise Government spending has to be severely cut ... welfare, cost of illegal immigrants etc. The October budget should give us an indication which way he is looking. It's well known Starmer and Reeves (where is she?) knew they had to raise taxes and so far Andy Pandy has given albeit small handouts but handouts they are without increasing Healey's income so their books will be not only in a worse state of balance than S&R's but also Truss's and remember what Labour said about them (which will be conveniently forgotten!)
