Urban75 Home About Offline BrixtonBuzz Contact

What is the first serious Labour scandal gonna be?

What is the first serious scandal Keith will preside over


  • Total voters
    72

An update on Dale Vince:

"The estranged wife of a green energy tycoon who has given millions of pounds to the UK Labour party accused him on Wednesday of seeking to finalise their divorce in “haste” because he expects to receive an honour from Downing Street and wants to deprive her of a title ..."

Labour donor anticipates honour after backing party’s election campaign, wife claims
 
The media are either stupid or going easy on these jerk-offs. I'm plumping for the former but two things they never point out properly about the sleaze angle are
  • the football and music industries are fighting any attempt at regulation yet they're throwing out free tickets and hospitality to these cronies
  • if Lord Alli has so much money to give away to the "party of the people" what doesn't he fucking help the actual people? He could afford to build a few youth clubs, homeless shelters etc.
 
Well at any rate the first serious scandal of the Labour government is Starmer himself and his greed for the finer things in life, free of charge! Of course any criticism of him is water off a duck's back, did he say that, sounds like he must have misread public opinion if he did.

Pensioners having to decide to heat or eat this winter will no doubt be reassured that at least Starmer has a wardrobe of suits and expensive glasses to ponce about in!
 
I was listening to father's gammon radio stories earlier this week and they seemed convinced that certain newspapers (possibly those also owned by a proprietor of such a wireless broadcaster) might be running articles relating to the country's hitherto most boring man's private life this Sunday. Nudge, nudge, wink, wink - nothing concrete.
 


Got its own thread but think it's this....
Jessiedog (RIP) had freeporrts flagged.

To the heart of party of government not party of protest....Haigh wasn't 'off message' when she wrote The government is too cosy with P&O’s owners to strengthen workers' rights | Louise Haigh. But then they weren't in government then.

One problem is there aren't that many players in the 'do us a port' market . Belt and Road fuck off.
 
the NHS has been using Private providers ona 'power by the hour ' basis for decades for elective work , the problem is everytime you build new NHS provision, even if it's on sites which have been forcibly' cooled' due to service reconfiguration someone always spins them up into warm or hot sites again meaning more cancellations for elective work - not a lot built as true cold sites and where sites were built in the past they aren't really suited to elective work and/or passed to community . mental heaht providers in the first round of trust creation in the 90s
 
Anything else besides Starmer being exposed as having another family and kids and visiting differently gendered prostitutes and I won't be happy.

I want to see him crash and burn in a scandal that destroys him completely even as a human being.

Apologies but my loathing runs deep.
 
Back
Top Bottom