August 3, 20251 yr Quote Labour does not “deserve” to win the next election if it does not change the country, Rachel Reeves has said, as she acknowledged some voters were disappointed with the party’s record since entering government. The chancellor said she understood the unhappiness felt by some voters towards a government that has U-turned on winter fuel allowance and welfare policies in recent months. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/aug/02/labour-does-not-deserve-to-win-next-election-without-change-reeves-says So deluded are the cabbages, that they think that the Winter fuel allowance and their now U-Turned welfare policies are the cause of their woes. The graphs speak for themselves https://www.moreincommon.org.uk/our-work/voting-intention-trackers/ Yer toast, in 2029. Unless events bring it all to a shuddering halt before then.
August 3, 20251 yr Very good information there, thanks for the link. As for predicting the political future, don't give up your day job quite yet.
August 3, 20251 yr Author 43 minutes ago, NanLaew said: As for predicting the political future, don't give up your day job quite yet. Just cannot help yourself, can you. It was none other than Rachel Reeves that made the prediction, not me. I just posted it. Perhaps getting off that barstool now and again, might help you.
August 3, 20251 yr 1 hour ago, The Cyclist said: It was none other than Rachel Reeves that made the prediction, not me. Oh really? 2 hours ago, The Cyclist said: Yer toast, in 2029. Unless events bring it all to a shuddering halt before then. It's ok to err and forget what you said, but within an hour or so, not so much.
August 3, 20251 yr Author 7 minutes ago, NanLaew said: Oh really? Did you not understand it, here it is again Quote Labour does not “deserve” to win the next election if it does not change the country, Rachel Reeves has said, as she acknowledged some voters were disappointed with the party’s record since entering government. I have put the relevant part in bold, might make it easier to understand. Here is the well known Right Wing Rag, that is reporting it 😳😳 https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/aug/02/labour-does-not-deserve-to-win-next-election-without-change-reeves-says Have an issue with who said it, or who reported it, take it with them. Their contact details are easy to find online.
August 3, 20251 yr So you deny that you posted the following? 2 hours ago, The Cyclist said: Yer toast, in 2029. Unless events bring it all to a shuddering halt before then. Stop being so evasive. It makes you look weak. Yes, you quoted the Chancellor as reported in the media but you endorsed it with your opinion.
August 3, 20251 yr I’m rather looking forward to seeing the manifesto from Corbyn’s new party. Labour need something to pull them back to the left.
August 3, 20251 yr Author 8 minutes ago, NanLaew said: Stop being so evasive. It makes you look weak. Yes, you quoted the Chancellor as reported in the media Evasive ? You are freaking hilarious. I have nothing to be evasive about. Rachel Reeves is predicting that Labour will not win the next GE. I am predicting that Labour might not make the next GE scheduled for 2029. A number of separate events, might well see the Government collapse, before 2029.
August 3, 20251 yr 3 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said: I’m rather looking forward to seeing the manifesto from Corbyn’s new party. Labour need something to pull them back to the left. It's not going to happen. He will split any remaining labour vote. Labour and Corbyn are not addressing issues of the working class. They are out of touch with what the majority of people really want, as is the conservative party. But there does not seem to many viable options. Farage is a narcissist, who just plays to the crowd, somewhat like Trump. So for me Reform is a big NO too. What is left? Will Advance UK increase in popularity? I doubt it. Sad days for the UK.
August 3, 20251 yr 32 minutes ago, GarryP said: It's not going to happen. He will split any remaining labour vote. Labour and Corbyn are not addressing issues of the working class. They are out of touch with what the majority of people really want, as is the conservative party. But there does not seem to many viable options. Farage is a narcissist, who just plays to the crowd, somewhat like Trump. So for me Reform is a big NO too. What is left? Will Advance UK increase in popularity? I doubt it. Sad days for the UK. I would like to know on what basis you claim to know what Corbyn is/is not addressing? He’s not yet issued his manifesto. Labour’s policies on the NHS, workers rights and renters rights are certainly addressing the concerns of the working class. They could of course do more, hence my observation they need something to pull them back to the left.
August 3, 20251 yr Author 14 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said: hence my observation they need something to fleas them They need their undercrackers infested with the fleas of a 1000 camels
August 3, 20251 yr 2 minutes ago, The Cyclist said: They need their undercrackers infested with the fleas of a 1000 camels Thanks for pointing out my typo. I really should disable Autospell. In the meantime I’m pleased you found some utility in life.
August 3, 20251 yr Author 1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said: Thanks for pointing out my typo. I wasn't. I was laughing at you. Not the 1st time you managed to mangle your English, is it ? 2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said: In the meantime I’m pleased you found some utility in life. Yes, I had a morning gently working in the garden. Now I'm sitting on my arse, laughing
August 3, 20251 yr 8 minutes ago, The Cyclist said: I wasn't. I was laughing at you. Not the 1st time you managed to mangle your English, is it ? Yes, I had a morning gently working in the garden. Now I'm sitting on my arse, laughing I might be worse, you could be bothering someone.
August 3, 20251 yr Author 2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said: I might be worse, you could be bothering someone. Think you might be the expert on that one. But what are your thoughts on Rachel from Customer Complaints declaration in the Guardian ?
August 3, 20251 yr 19 minutes ago, The Cyclist said: Think you might be the expert on that one. But what are your thoughts on Rachel from Customer Complaints declaration in the Guardian ? I’ve already given my thoughts, I think Labour need to move back to the left.
August 3, 20251 yr 1 hour ago, Chomper Higgot said: I’m rather looking forward to seeing the manifesto from Corbyn’s new party. Labour need something to pull them back to the left. That ship has sailed.Not only Muslim citizens but many of the under 25s in the population at large will also gravitate to Corbyn/Sultana's new party.Magic Grandpa's appeal had dimmed but is now resurgent reinforced of course by the disgust across party lines at what is happening in Gaza.The Tories are floundering and are terrified at Reform's rise.The Greens have also become a more powerful party and ideologically have much in common with Corbyn ( but have to say leadership hopeful Zak Polanski is comically unsuited for any kind of national leadership).Keir Starmer is deeply unpopular, even more so than Liz Truss by some accounts though that is hard to believe. A resurgent economy could save Labour's bacon but everybody knows that is not going to happen. Incidentally your suggestion that Labour should tack to the left may be catnip for the ideologues but it is political nonsense.If Labour wants another term it should move to the centre for that is where political support is always found.Harold Wilson and above all Tony Blair understood that truth.It is also the only way to dish Reform. Harold Wilson 1964: Won 1966: Won 1970: Lost 1974 (February): Won (minority government) 1974 (October): Won James Callaghan 1979: Lost Michael Foot 1983: Lost Neil Kinnock 1987: Lost 1992: Lost Tony Blair 1997: Won 2001: Won 2005: Won Gordon Brown 2010: Lost Ed Miliband 2015: Lost Jeremy Corbyn 2017: Lost 2019: Lost Keir Starmer 2024: Won
August 3, 20251 yr Author 18 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said: I’ve already given my thoughts, I think Labour need to move back to the left. And how will that benefit UK Citizens ? Especially UK Taxpayers ? I won't waste time listing Labour failures in their 1st year, but I do look forward to hearing how moving further left, will benefit UK Citizens / Taxpayers. I'll wait.
August 3, 20251 yr Sir any tier Keir will have more chance at the next election if he goes undercover even then its 10% 🤔
August 3, 20251 yr 29 minutes ago, The Cyclist said: And how will that benefit UK Citizens ? Especially UK Taxpayers ? I won't waste time listing Labour failures in their 1st year, but I do look forward to hearing how moving further left, will benefit UK Citizens / Taxpayers. I'll wait. As I said above, I look forward to seeing Corbyn’s manifesto as I believe it will pull Labour back to the left, just like Reform UK has pulled the Tories to the right. Until Labour responds we will not know what policy changes arise or how they might benefit people in the UK/tax payers. We can then have a discussion on the matter.
August 3, 20251 yr 59 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said: I’ve already given my thoughts, I think Labour need to move back to the left. The left always fails.
August 3, 20251 yr Author 16 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said: As I said above, I look forward to seeing Corbyn’s manifesto as I believe it will pull Labour back to the left, just like Reform UK has pulled the Tories to the right. That wasn't the question . The question was 39 minutes ago, The Cyclist said: And how will that benefit UK Citizens ? Especially UK Taxpayers ? I was expecting you to rattle off a big list of benefits for UK Citizens & UK taxpayers, not deflection.
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