The UK follows US down its path to passive murder.
05.02.2026 17:44 β π 9 π 3 π¬ 0 π 0@philsbodydouble.bsky.social
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The UK follows US down its path to passive murder.
05.02.2026 17:44 β π 9 π 3 π¬ 0 π 0Keir Starmer has finally gone Full "Suella" on Palestine Protests...
...in a desperate attempt to distract from his Mandelson Meltdown!
One year ago the UK and and other rich countries promised to triple global climate finance to poor countries to $300bn a year by 2035. Today, the UK plans to cut climate finance to poor countries by 20%.
I am sure this is needed "because otherwise Nigel Farage will be PM" or something.
#StarmerOut
I think it should probably be a bigger story that the president of the United States is a raving lunatic
05.02.2026 14:29 β π 4720 π 1469 π¬ 331 π 91One reason why leaders should write the first draft of their own speeches is that it makes them less likely to say things where you go 'what does this actually mean?'
05.02.2026 11:36 β π 66 π 16 π¬ 8 π 1"Take control of the borders" latest USA news.
05.02.2026 16:21 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0The government didn't have Β£36bn for the northern leg of HS2 to Manchester, but something tells me this Β£40bn will not be a problem.
05.02.2026 16:19 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0"The conversation was about Labours achievements" - yes it was π
"I didn't mention inflation and interest rates" - correct, you didn't. And I didn't say you did.
I showed you what Keir Starmer himself said Labour's achievements were. You know, Labour achievements that the conversation was about?
If it was just that, no. But it isn't just that π
05.02.2026 14:52 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Sigh. You are telling someone off, Judith H, for having missed the list of achievements you put in your reply.
I simply pointed out to you that Starmer himself had forgotten those achievements too, as he came up with the 3 I mentioned, incl inflation and interest, which aren't his achievements.
If you don't want to understand, you won't understand. Or maybe you really just don't understand. Whatever. As usual, it is no point continuing a discussion with you.
05.02.2026 14:28 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0Somebody who stood on a Manifesto of "change", of not being as dishonest and incompetent as the Tories, and then does the exact same as his predecessors is more than a "minor" hypocrite.
05.02.2026 14:26 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0PM of country where parliament is in summer recess for 6 weeks, only to sit for 2 weeks before going on another 4 week break because party conferences, claims every minute not spent talking about the cost of living and fighting against the "toxic division of Reform" is a minute wasted π€ͺ
05.02.2026 14:22 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0Something Starmer and Labour did point out then, making them massive hypocrites doing now the same the Tories did then.
And re the children, it took a massive back bench rebellion and u-turn for Starmer to ditch the 2 child benefit cap, which will do most to get children out of poverty.
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Now, if you are honest, you know inflation and interest rates coming down is thanks to global trends, as it were global trends increasing them in the first place. That is the case for this administration, as it was the case for the previous Tory administration.
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You ask people if they have forgotten that list of achievements by the Starmer government. I show you Starmer seems to have forgotten that list himself, as the best he could come up with today is bringing down interest rates & inflation, and the work lifting 500,000 children out of poverty.
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I didn't say that. Read the last bit of your post. Then read the beginning of my post.
05.02.2026 13:56 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 1Imagine if four years into our war in Iraq we had only occupied 20 percent of it and lost 1.2 million men. Would anyone say the US is winning?
No? Then how in the hell can you say Russia is winning?!
Funny, Starmer himself seems to have forgotten all that too.
05.02.2026 13:14 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0When it wakes up in a few weeks, the UK press will ignore the enormous benefits for Gibraltar of the new treaty and wail about the impact on British tourists and 'surrender'.
05.02.2026 13:10 β π 7 π 3 π¬ 0 π 0If you're wondering what on earth connects Silicon Valley, the Trump Government and Russian destabilisation of the West, this might help - or not
The Apocalypse Network: Dugin, Bannon, Thiel and the Media Machinery of the Dark Enlightenment open.substack.com/pub/pdjukes/...
Wondering why Keir Starmerβs Government did so little to address the foreign tech and media oligarchs besetting us? Mandelson might provide an answer. And his removal an occasion for a fresh start
04.02.2026 22:56 β π 104 π 12 π¬ 4 π 2this is unbelievable inews.co.uk/news/politic...
04.02.2026 16:17 β π 66 π 27 π¬ 9 π 16By the time Starmer is replaced this summer, we'll have had two wasted years, in which a country crying out for transformation instead got more of the same, or even worse where environmental legislation is concerned, and a high possibility of Farage running the next government.
Thanks Keir.
No Good RepubliKKKans, Not One.
05.02.2026 10:47 β π 2199 π 1069 π¬ 127 π 62Funny she should say that. Farage thinks the same. In fact, he goes one further, and said he would welcome Mahmood with open arms into the warm embrace of Reform.
05.02.2026 12:18 β π 11 π 1 π¬ 1 π 0I am old enough to remember when Keir Starmer and Labour were mocking the Tories for taking credit for inflation and interest rates coming down, and rightfully so.
What a sad sight.
Remove that whole stinking Starmer government, not just the current head.
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