Khan is noticeable by his silence. Mind, last time he criticised the Met following the Everard vigil he was ripped a new one by the police watchdog and the right wing press. Maybe he’s just happy to leave this one to a Tory home secretary to resolve and take the flak for.
I think this is too important for it to become a political wrangle.
By keeping shtum, he can’t be accused of politicising the issue.
It should sit squarely with the Home Secretary
We’ll that’s alright then…
(I agree with you that Khan should stay out but the idea of Patel looking into this gives me no confidence whatsoever)
Khan supported the 2 year extension just given to Cressida Dick so he’s clearly toeing the line now.
It’s the ‘why’ that matters. She must have gathered all the dirt over the past 15 years or so.
Time to follow the money… wonder what’s in the latest Panama papers (that all went very quiet didnt it) releases?
Cocks who keep on saying “leveling up” and/or “build back better”, how the fuck are you going to do that, the detail never seems to be there. Especially with 2.2Trillion debt and more to come, that is a doubling of our countries debt inside 2 years, piss poor management from Bunter and his pet Wishy Washy.
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I guess it sounds better to some simple folk, than ‘we’ve spent all your money’, and ‘fuck you while we fill our own pockets with cash’?
As proven by Brexit, all that half the witless population need to get them to vote to shoot themselves in the feet is a short 2-3 word meaningless slogan…
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Whaddya mean?
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why don’t you reach out to your MP? it might make you feel better.
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Pointless he is Labour.
So what?
Debt to who?
It isn’t real, the Government will just print as much as they need.
Sure I know it is a bit more complicated than that and will have an effect on sterling values etc but it really is monopoly money.
The only affect we will see is higher taxes and interest rates (That is also a political choice).
Off-lead dog wankers: punched to death in the micro-genitals.
In the last week I’ve seen it all - totally lost off-lead dog running-amok, two off-leaders attacking ducks in a wildlife reserve, off-lead dog shitting slap-bang in the middle of a popular track and owner ignoring it, off-leader trying to get a fight going with our two, off-leader chasing ewes and yearlings…
Every single cunting owner will insist their dog is always under perfect control at all times and would never do any of the things they were doing.
Every. Cunting. Owner.
Cunts.
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It’s owed to the banks and other countries and costs a fortune to service….
Until the ‘ratings agencies’ decide we’re not worth a AAA or similar rating, the cost of that debt sky rockets and we get fucked over by inflation. We’re not the US, there is a genuine risk of the UKs debt being called in.
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Who?
Seriously what country in the world is not in debt apart from maybe China?
Quantitive easing is just another word for printing money, they can print as much as they like.
I know the Government issue bonds and people or countries buy them and presumably can cash them in.
I admit I don’t understand economics at this level but to equate National debt to personal debt isn’t right either, and that is what politicians seem to do.
I just found this
https://www.theguardian.com/notesandqueries/query/0,5753,-6754,00.html
“The National Debt is NOT owed to us, it is owed to private banks who control our central bank the Bank of England. This is due to the fractional reserve monetary system which perpetuates by creating a society of debt out of nothing. Money is created on a computer, this is a crime if you are a private citizen but not a banker, and when it is in the system it can be re-lent up to 9 times its original value. This de-values the money and leads to inflation. Crucially interest is charged to the government on this created money (the original loan if you like). This interest goes to private banks.”
I guess I just don’t believe one word from politicians about debt, ever since the ‘austerity’ policy was shown to be a political choice and totally unnecessary
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Triple lock pension removal ring any bells?
That is to do with the figures being totally skewed by lockdown.
A circumstance which the Government acknowledge when it comes to pensions but ignore when they claim that wages are rising.
In every country. In every city. In every town. In every parish, institution or organisation where the rancid Catholic church operates. There aren’t enough fists to punch the deserving cocks of the Catholic Church.
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Amen to that. Perverted filthy scrum.
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Absolutely. The global inaction is one of our biggest failings. The most heinous acts committed by those wearing the uniform of God. Hidden, belittled, dismissed or completely denied and therefore encouraged, at best through inaction at worst through participation, by those supposedly closest to God at the top.
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