[arista]

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

I wasn't doubting your sincerity, I was questioning why, despite the decades of evidence you have before you, you still thought Tories would do right by the NHS and nurses.



I wasn't saying anything about your sincerity or integrity.



Even the last decade alone, tories have been killing folks with austerity, so to even compare with the only labour gov we've had is just factually incorrect, when we now have more food banks in this country than branches of McDonalds.

You actually stated that I was PRETENDING to be surprised !!


As I’ve said before ... many times - I have no affiliation to any political party .

We’ve seen and suffered absolutely dreadfully under Labour over the decades so please stop trying to convince everyone that things under Labour would be a life of roses .



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[arista]

Better days no Covid 2019 General Election,
Poor Jess pissed off, tired
and shocked with Labour Losses.

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by arista

Erm, those look like two seperate groups to me? Quite obviously so too.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Erm, those look like two seperate groups to me? Quite obviously so too.

No
he made sure they all stayed 2mts apart
but failed on the Numbers

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by arista

No
he made sure they all stayed 2mts apart
but failed on the Numbers

Well given half the 'group' a have their backs to the others..

Also would think canvassing would count as 'work'?

Not even sure why am replying here as don't give a crap about Starmer/Labour these days really. But no thrads are active bar this one

[bitontheslide]

i wish the press would quit with these stupid, pointless pictures.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Well given half the 'group' a have their backs to the others..

Also would think canvassing would count as 'work'?

Not even sure why am replying here as don't give a crap about Starmer/Labour these days really. But no threads are active bar this one

Yes this thread has the Observer Front page today
which says Starmer
is going out to meet folks like you and your mates.


He wants to hear your side.


But on a great Political Debate
Early on Times radio DAB & Free online
many are saying they do not know what
Starmer stands for?

Lance Price gave Starmer a 9 out of 10.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lance_Price

But an Economist gave Starmer him 4 out of 10.

[arista]

Voters calling LBC Live with NAZ
debating Labour
are hating the Blair part of them.

Amazing the amount of callers already
not backing Starmer

[arista]

Another Live Debate
on LBC on Starmer.


The Key is the Local Elections next month
in my view he must take back some seats
if he does not, then its a problem.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Another Live Debate
on LBC on Starmer.


The Key is the Local Elections next month
in my view he must take back some seats
if he does not, then its a problem.

You're right.
Turnout is going to be important plus more I understand have opted for postal votes.

It wouldn't surprise me to see the Cons do really well actually.

They will be very interesting, it will also surprise me if we hold the Hartlepool seat too.

[bitontheslide]

Sir Keir Starmer has apologised after visiting a church which has been criticised for its stance towards homosexuality.

The Labour leader visited Jesus House in London on Good Friday and later shared a video from his visit online.

But after a backlash including from his party's LGBT+ members, Sir Keir called it a mistake and deleted the clip.

He said he "completely" disagreed with the church's views on LGBT+ rights and was not aware of them beforehand.

"I apologise for the hurt my visit caused and have taken down the video," he said. "It was a mistake and I accept that."

Jesus House for All The Nations church is in Brent, north London, and is part of the Redeemed Christian Church of God denomination. It has recently opened up part of its premises as a vaccination centre.

The church's senior pastor, Agu Irukwu, has previously been criticised after speaking out against same-sex marriage and equality laws.

Following Sir Keir's visit, the LGBT+ Labour group called it "unacceptable" and said they had contacted Sir Keir to ask for an apology. It said the church was known for its "broadly anti-LGBT+ views".

However the group said it believed the explanation that it was a "genuine mistake" where "research had mistakenly not been carried out in advance of the visit".

After Sir Keir apologised, the group tweeted their thanks and added: "We are pleased that you have recognised and apologised for this mistake. We look forward to working with you to end conversion therapy and achieve equality for LGBT+ people."

Sir Keir is not the only public figure to have visited the church. Boris Johnson and the Prince of Wales have both been to the pop-up vaccination centre there in recent weeks without attracting widespread comment - although Mr Johnson did face criticism when he visited as mayor in 2009

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-56644740

You would have thought after the associations Corbyn was linked with he would have learned

[arista]

[Sir Keir Starmer has apologised after visiting
a church which has been criticised for its
stance towards homosexuality.]


Yes at his last briefing
ITN pushed him to say
he would Ban It
if in power.
So he must stand firm on this.

[arista]

Labour Party Political Broadcast

Is Kier talking about his NHS
the whole broadcast.
Annoying backing Piano.

(Not in London)

6:54PM BBC1 (not every region)

[arista]

[The Slim Reaper]

I thought Corbyn was the one who did Stalinist purges?

[Tom4784]

Starmer's a useless wankstain, the sooner he ****s off, the better.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Starmer's a useless wankstain, the sooner he ****s off, the better.

He's staying for the Next Election
in around 4 years


He wants to talk with Lads like you.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

He's staying for the Next Election
in around 4 years


He wants to talk with Lads like you.

His policies speak for themselves. He ditched his pre-election pledges and has rubber stamped every tory disaster or abstained.

He doesn't stand for anything other than being tory-lite.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by arista

He's staying for the Next Election
in around 4 years


He wants to talk with Lads like you.

His actions speak louder than words, until someone promising replaces him, I'm voting Green.

[arista]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

His policies speak for themselves. He ditched his pre-election pledges and has rubber stamped every tory disaster or abstained.

He doesn't stand for anything other than being tory-lite.

He just did a TV Party Political Broadcast
he want's to help the NHS.


Under this Pandemic
he can not do alot.


So give him a chance
Slim.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

His actions speak louder than words, until someone promising replaces him, I'm voting Green.

That could be Dangerous
some seats were lost last time & elections before
because of UKIP type votes
stopping Labour
letting in Conservative power


I do respect you for at least voting, though