Chomper Higgot

I’ll repeat what I’ve said before. Trump supporters will not accept accusations against him, they won’t accept court trials against him, they won’t accept jury verdicts against him, they won’t accept court sentences against him. I’ll also repeat what Trump himself said. ”I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn't lose voters.’’. We are witnessing a cult responding as it’s leader predicted.

Is it the hatred of Trump that’s blind to Justice here or a hatred of women?

Because of course 80 year old women don’t deserve the rights get to defend themselves against definition in the non crazy America you would prefer.

That’s where it’s headed.

Wrecking the economy wasn’t enough, now she wants to play with matches around a powder keg.

They were all safe from Ukrainian munitions when back in Russia, or wherever else Russia is bringing them from.

It doesn’t have to be an anti tank missile. The UK is supplying anti-tank shells and armor piercing rounds each very capable of unzipping the Russian vintage tanks. Have a thought for the Russian crews, Putin won’t.

Manufacturing these missiles creates profits, secures jobs, returns taxes and economic growth while propping up the West’s strategic defense industries.

I’m not sure it was possible millions of people to prepare for the madness of ‘Truss-Economics’. Regardless her policies are directly responsible for hikes in interest rates and that impacted millions of people holding mortgages, who also happen to be voters. Clearly an issue in the elections of last week.

The form of the ‘Brexit’ delivered was definitely a Tory policy.

Also forgot to mention the economic catastrophe that Tory MP Truss visited on the nation and which has been a direct contributor to millions of people being faced with increased mortgage interest payments. Surely on the minds of millions of voters as they headed to the polls. ’Anti-Government’ well anti Tory for sure, nobody votes to be poorer. https://www.ft.com/content/7bad4783-e6d1-4776-8fa7-4188bbb9d86f

I wonder which direction Russian troop moral goes when they see what they are being sent to war with?

Last week’s vote is the subject of discussion.

Shame?

I’m sure it was reported on RT, or other Russian Propaganda channels. But here’s two question: 1. I wonder how it’s armor will stand up to modern anti tank munitions. 2. How many luckless crew are in each of these soon to be pressure cookers?

Nobody voted to be poorer. Obviously the electorate didn’t pay a lot of attention to Dianne Abbot when they went to the ballot box last week.

There’s at least a 4% boost to economic growth begging to be plucked from the Tory Brexit mess. Nobody voted for the trade barriers the Tories decided to erect between the UK and its largest trading partner.

Apart from the fact he was a rightwing white supremacist with the white nationalist and Nazi sympathies bolt package.

There was a time when we had to rely on Godwin’s Law for discussions to arrive at a probability of Nazi’s being mentioned rising to 100%. These days news of atrocities and other crimes committed by rightwing extremists in the US start off with a baseline of them being Nazi sympathizers.

In terms of the topic under discussion I think the only Brexit issue is ‘failed expectations’. The Tories sold Brexit on the basis of promises of a better future for the people of the UK, they raised expectations that have not been met. Voters have responded accordingly. The Tory Brexit Bus has crashed. I look forward to the next General Election. In the meantime I’ll enjoy the Tories at each other’s throats as the impact of the local election on the prospects of individual Tory MPs finds it’s mark.

I think ‘ongoing failure’ fits the bill.

Back around the time Truss set in motion her economic irrationality that has resulted in millions s of people in the UK paying significantly higher mortgage interest, I commented ‘I look forward to the May elections’. Well they’ve been and the immediate results have met my expectations. Now I look forward what the results deliver in terms of friction within the Tory party between now and the General Election. I’m not sure the Tories are daft enough to replace Sunak in the run up to the General Election, but then again in recent performance I wouldn’t put any madness past them.

Exactly , understaffed due to underfunding funding and failing to retain staff by means of low pay rises…. Oh and that other Tory thing that gave rise to staff departures.

A change of Government will effect how the impacts on ordinary people are addressed.

The same place the billions wasted in Tory corrupt deals comes from.