4 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

There’s an example of you posting without a link again.

Like you keep leaving threads when caught out by your own buzzwords you mean?🤔

3 hours ago, 23RD said:

There was never an intention by Left Wing Labour to call on early snap election they're happy to inflict as much pain and suffering on the British People as they can until 2029.

Totally agree. Only Nigel was repeatedly foghorning it, while Kemi was uncharacteristically schtum until the polls showed that NOBODY would benefit from one. Not any political party, nor any voter...not that the voter's opinion matters any more.

29 minutes ago, The Cyclist said:

It was straightforward question.

No whataboutery was required.

If you are going to howl about 14 years of Tory cuts, then a reasonable question to ask is

How and why did the National Debt rise from £1.2 Trillion to around £2.6 Trillion during 14 years of cuts ?

It is also reasonable to ask, why the national debt under the previous Labour Government rose from £350 Billion to £1.2 Trillion.

Which is quite a feat, considering

They PFI'd everything

Sold half the Gold Reserve

Raided Private Pension pots.

But, but, but. Gets you laughed at

Yes it’s a strait forward deflection.

I expect the answer to your deflecting question might be found in the consequences of the global financial crisis.

You’ve also inflated the 2010 debt by over 100%

https://fullfact.org/economy/labour-and-conservative-records-national-debt/

2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Yes it’s a strait forward deflection.

No sunshine

That is what is known as a straightforward question.

The only deflection is coming from you. You sad, sorry individual.

38 minutes ago, The Cyclist said:

No sunshine

That is what is known as a straightforward question.

The only deflection is coming from you. You sad, sorry individual.

Inflated debt by over 100%?

1 hour ago, sammieuk1 said:

Like you keep leaving threads when caught out by your own buzzwords you mean?🤔

Have you got anything to add to the actual topic of discussion?

5 hours ago, 23RD said:

they're happy to inflict as much pain and suffering on the British People as they can until 2029.

I think 14 years of Camoron-May-Johnson-Truss-Sunak have already set an unbeatable record there.

1 hour ago, NanLaew said:

Totally agree. Only Nigel was repeatedly foghorning it, while Kemi was uncharacteristically schtum until the polls showed that NOBODY would benefit from one. Not any political party, nor any voter...not that the voter's opinion matters any more.

Exactly Bud nobody cares about the voters anymore just look at the 100's of cases of illegal family voting in Birmingham in May's local elections and in the Gorton and Denton By Election for example.

At least West Midlands Police are having a probe about Birmingham allegedly?.

8 minutes ago, Stocky said:

I think 14 years of Camoron-May-Johnson-Truss-Sunak have already set an unbeatable record there.

I won't disagree there Stocky Bud that was 14 years of a Conservative Government that was paralysed by Political Correctness.

Any wonder so many of they're disgruntled voters switched to Reform UK.

2 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

The stated aim of Austerity was to reduce the national debt.

It failed miserably while strangling the economy and increasing national debt:

https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/governmentpublicsectorandtaxes/publicsectorfinance/bulletins/publicsectorfinances/february2020

Your lefty solution is spend spend spend with other peoples money, growth doesn't come from the public sector

11 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Your lefty solution is spend spend spend with other peoples money, growth doesn't come from the public sector

£66 Billion in tax rises across 2 Budgets, National debt still going up, now over £3 Trillion.

Burnham throwing money about like confetti at a wedding, and another budget to come next month.

Move along now, nothing to see here.

We can trot out 14 years of Tory cuts as deflection.

19 minutes ago, The Cyclist said:

We can trot out 14 years of Tory cuts as deflection.

+814 days of Labour whataboutery.

7 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

+814 days of Labour whataboutery.

27 minutes ago, The Cyclist said:

£66 Billion in tax rises across 2 Budgets, National debt still going up, now over £3 Trillion.

That's fact, not whataboutery.

theyre all running scared of nigel who comands a big chunk of voters from the right ,many ex tory voters

rip kmi

3 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

But but but….

Have you got anything to add to the actual topic of discussion?

22 minutes ago, The Cyclist said:

That's fact, not whataboutery.

Blaming everyone else while offering 0.2% of buggerall as an alternative is still an evasion.

14 minutes ago, 3NUMBAS said:

theyre all running scared of nigel who comands a big chunk of voters from the right ,many ex tory voters

rip kmi

Whereas the above is bloody hilarious.

The numbers are in. If there was a snap election:-

1 Labour would lose a regular cross-Channel daily boatload of their majority, but by being the incumbent, would have first dibs at forming a coalition or carry on as a severely wing-clipped minority government.

2 Conservatives would make a minor gain but have an even harder chore cobbling together a coalition. Those without Alzheimer's will recall the happy happy, joy joy of their last coalition and more importantly, what ensued.

3 Reform would gain a mega-dinghy's worth of new MPs, but still have even less than the Tories. Since nobody really wants to get into bed with Nigel, his dreams, and those of his vacillating once-upon-a-Tory RINO brigade would be brown bread.

So, nobody would win and nobody would be able to plug the budget black holes, restart social housing, level-up the regions (whatever that means), revitalise our defence, or sort out the NHS.

But most importantly for some, they would be totally,utterly and completely unable to...wait for it. Stop the boats!!!