British Politics

It's pretty clear why people don't vote Labour, that grinning ghoul Blair and the one eyed Jock are a constant reminder of what damage they did.


Irreversible Immigration explosion
Illegal wars
Bailing out the banks

Add to that the woke bullshit that has infected the party and multiple Labour councils covering up grooming gangs .


I hate the Tory party but Labour hate British working class people in favour of intersectionality Marxist Aids

 

Bit rich coming from an AIDS ridden Nazi like yourself tbh

 

Yes everyone is a Nazi the rallying cry of the British Labour Party.

Another reason they bomb at the ballot box .

 

Multimillionaires Sir Tony and Sir Rodney are regular working class heroes .

 

I think that Rodders is just a simple millionaire, not a multi.

 

He will have more than one million, so he will be a multi.

 

Brits abroad bringing shame to us again .

 

He earns £82k a year as Labour leader but amassed nearly £8m even though he's been paid by the tax payers for most of his career.

Proper socialist.

 

Bloody British teenagers causing trouble


2 teenagers arrested in Manchester over Texas synagogue siege

https://f7td5.app.goo.gl/snRGaV



The word MUSLIM and the British teenagers ethnicity are yet to be mentioned.

 

Today's dead cat:

BC hits back at Nadine Dorries over end of licence fee

Steven Swinford, Political Editor | Jake Kanter, Media Correspondent
Monday January 17 2022, 12.01am, The Times
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Nadine Dorries said it was time to debate new ways of funding
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BBC presenters hit back at the culture secretary after she announced plans to scrap the licence fee while ministers try to deflect attention from the crisis gripping Boris Johnson’s premiership.

Nadine Dorries said “state-run TV has had its day” and that the government would explore other models, such as subscription or mutual ownership.

She announced that she wanted to keep the licence fee flat at £159 a year until April 2024, a real-term cut to the corporation’s funding. After that she expects it to rise in line with inflation until 2028 when she wants to scrap the fee and find a new funding model.



“This licence fee announcement will be the last,” she said. “Time now to discuss and debate new ways of funding.”

Roger Mosey, a former BBC executive, responded on Twitter: “A licence fee system is far from perfect. But the country needs to work out how to sustain public service broadcasting.” Dorries said: “Agree Roger. This is a huge debate and much to discuss.”

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The announcement is part of Operation Red Meat, a series of eye-catching plans that will appeal to the Tory backbenchers who hold the prime minister’s fate in their hands. The BBC believes that the funding settlement will have profound implications. There are concerns that senior Tories appear to be linking the settlement to the BBC’s political coverage.

One government source said that Dorries was using the settlement to distract attention from Johnson’s woes over parties in Downing Street. If the licence fee were to rise with inflation, now at 5.1 per cent, the cost would be £167. After two years at the same rate, it would hit £175. The BBC had hoped for a more generous settlement given the impact of inflation on its budget. The government has decided that the freeze is necessary because the electorate is facing a cost-of-living crisis.

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Dan Walker, who starred on Strictly with Nadiya Bychkova last year, said the BBC was respected worldwide
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BBC announcers responded to Dorries to defend the corporation. Dan Walker, who presents BBC Breakfast, posted a picture on Twitter of all the services the BBC provides with the message: “43p per day.” He added: “I am well aware that the BBC makes mistakes and needs to change but the media landscape would be much poorer without it. Those 3 letters are trusted and respected around the World.”

Gary Lineker, who hosts Match of the Day, said: “There are very good reasons for investing in what the BBC can do for the British public and the creative industries, and the UK around the world. Anything less than inflation would put unacceptable pressure on the BBC finances after years of cuts.”



Another presenter told The Times that the corporation’s services for children and radio coverage would be damaged if it moved to a Netflix model.

Many Tory backbenchers had been hoping for even harsher measures such as a three-year freeze on the licence fee. Some also wanted a move towards scrapping the fee, which raises £3.5 billion a year. This would be possible at the next renewal of its charter in December 2027.

Julian Knight, the Tory chairman of the digital, culture, media and sport committee, said: “There will be many MPs on the back benches who will be deeply disappointed that we are looking at just a two-year freeze.”


Crazed righties lie and twist to distract from crazed righty PM being caught lying and twisting.

 

Not if he hasn't got two.

 

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He hasn't got two, he's got over 40.

 

I would say he probably has got two and I suppose if multi means "more than one" then even if he has £1.1mil then that is more than one, so could be classed as a multi. Who knows, in this crazy world we live in?

 

Multi means "multiple of".

 

Oh do **** up, haven't you got work to do?

 

Multi as in multi liar. And that's just on one day. To the Queen.

 

Channel migrants: Royal Navy set to take over English Channel operations
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60021252

 

The other, is in the Albert Hall iirc

 

Monday, 17th January 2022

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One Starmer beer equals twelve Downing Street parties: the Daily Mail guide to maths
17th January 2022

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MATHEMATICS is yet another great British instutition captured by hard-left teachers who insist on things ‘adding up’. Here’s how patriots do it:

One Starmer beer = 12 parties in Downing Street

Innumerate idiots in the left-wing press somehow think that a mere 12 parties total bad news for the government. No. First, the number of parties is N+1, where N is the current number and one more is added each day. Second, the leader of the opposition drinking a single beer generates the anger of (N+1) cubed.

Four Labour colleagues + Starmer x bottle of beer = lockdown rave

Keir Starmer represents a deforming number less than zero, so when the multiplying effects of a bottle of Peroni are added, this was a 600-person illegal lockdown rave that directly killed 40,000 people. Resignation logically follows.


Party + (Boris + Carrie + Wilfred) = work event

It is not mathematically sustainable for a party to exist in the presence of variables like the prime minister, his lovely wife and their charming baby. The waveform of ‘party’ collapses to become a ‘work event’, which retrospectively changes Covid rules to allow itself.

Infinite number of parties ÷ Sue Gray report = 6 sacked aides – (licence fee x Navy gunboats in channel)

The function of a Sue Gray report is to remove all primes from the equation, meaning that a few sacked aides, a show of military force and the government’s little BBC present to Rupert reduce infinity to zero consequences.

Brexit = permanent happiness forever

This is absolutely basic stuff that children should be learning before they can even count. It’s foundational to the kind of maths we will be building our country on. That 2 + 2 = 4 stuff is outdated. The logic of our position demands it is whatever the Party says it is.