What is that "mate" of mine Sadiq Khan trying to achieve ?

 

You lost you demented little cretin, get over it and concentrate on your job you terrorist sympathiser.

10 hours ago, Spider said:

Going back to fossil fuels entirely would be a massive own goal.

 

Nuclear power plants should have been built years ago, like they did in France but they are costly and take a long time to payback the outlay. Which doesnt suit our short election cycles and short termism that is rife in this country.

6 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Neither did sobbing Rachel or Mr. U Turn.

I'm not really sure what point you are trying to make.

27 minutes ago, dazl1212 said:

Nuclear power plants should have been built years ago

We agree!

27 minutes ago, dazl1212 said:

I'm not really sure what point you are trying to make.

Probably best to leave it like that.

Power to the people!

Just not the elderly.

6 hours ago, bolty58 said:

 .........and he scores!

13 posts in a row 😆

‘Look at meeeee everybody’

 At least you’re having fun, you sad bastard x

 

1 minute ago, London Wanderer said:

13 posts in a row 😆

‘Look at meeeee everybody’

 At least you’re having fun, you sad bastard x

 

Here we go. The altered mind brain of Britain has surfaced. Missed any posted replies lately?

Hadn't realised it was 13. Unlucky number. I'll go for my lucky number 17 the next time you are sleeping.

If you find me sleeping, piss in my ear.

How did you know about my parents marital status?

2 hours ago, Dimron said:

To me it was the principle...

Not in the manifesto and hitting those who cannot go on strike such as train drivers and junior doctors.

Whether a pensioner has 10, 20, 40 or 60k per annum, it is still fixed and they can't simply do an overtime shift or earn a bonus to make up.

I disagree, loads happens that is not in the manifesto.

The idea that people with a £50k pension should get a bit extra at Xmas rather than that money going to say the NHS is daft.

The fact folk living in Spain still get it is also daft. 
 

Taking it off those on the breadline was political stupidity. 

2 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

Here we go. The altered mind brain of Britain has surfaced. Missed any posted replies lately?

Hadn't realised it was 13. Unlucky number. I'll go for my lucky number 17 the next time you are sleeping.

If you find me sleeping, piss in my ear.

How did you know about my parents marital status?

There’s some very peculiar stuff in this post.

 I’ll go with this one first

 You fckn oddball 🤣

 sure it’s not you on the mushrooms? 

15 hours ago, bolty58 said:

The panic at the rise of Reform is palpable. Keep contributing to the cause. Your time is gone.

You're right. There is a panic. Because the country will be in absolute disarray. A party who wants to extinguish our employment rights, our human rights in order to make a profit for their donors at the expense of the regular person.

There's a reason why the majority of reform voters, I imagine, no longer work. The chaos, depression, corruption and financial hardship of British working people won't apply to them.

Ironically, they'll just be delighted that "foreigners" will be persecuted even though a lot of them will take their kids and grandkids jobs on zero hour contracts well under the abolished minimum wage rate. 

"We don't want foreigners" will be changed to "we don't want foreigners unless they'll work for fuck all, then as many of them can come in as we can handle". 

And the PM of the UK will be shouting this from his New York penthouse that the reform voters have kindly paid for

 

 

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Edited October 7, 2025Oct 7 by boltonboris

2 hours ago, Dimron said:

To me it was the principle...

Not in the manifesto and hitting those who cannot go on strike such as train drivers and junior doctors.

Whether a pensioner has 10, 20, 40 or 60k per annum, it is still fixed and they can't simply do an overtime shift or earn a bonus to make up.

just like loads of other people

like young folk with mortgages for example, who nearly always pay the price for govt incompetence as inflation increases

pensions go up as while interest rates increase

2 hours ago, Dimron said:

To me it was the principle...

Not in the manifesto and hitting those who cannot go on strike such as train drivers and junior doctors.

Whether a pensioner has 10, 20, 40 or 60k per annum, it is still fixed and they can't simply do an overtime shift or earn a bonus to make up.

My commiserations with all those pensioners on an income of £60k per annum unable to do an overtime shift to make up a £200 shortfall

1 hour ago, bolty58 said:

Probably best to leave it like that.

Power to the people!

Just not the elderly.

Not really, the elderly who need it should still get it and more. Millionaires though? Not so much.

1 hour ago, boltonboris said:

You're right. There is a panic. Because the country will be in absolute disarray. A party who wants to extinguish our employment rights, our human rights in order to make a profit for their donors at the expense of the regular person.

There's a reason why the majority of reform voters, I imagine, no longer work. The chaos, depression, corruption and financial hardship of British working people won't apply to them.

Ironically, they'll just be delighted that "foreigners" will be persecuted even though a lot of them will take their kids and grandkids jobs on zero hour contracts well under the abolished minimum wage rate. 

"We don't want foreigners" will be changed to "we don't want foreigners unless they'll work for fuck all, then as many of them can come in as we can handle". 

And the PM of the UK will be shouting this from his New York penthouse that the reform voters have kindly paid for

 

 

They care about the elderly so much they are trying to shut a care home near me. Because everyone knows that uprooting the elderly, especially if they have dementia is a good idea.

Edited October 7, 2025Oct 7 by dazl1212

I see that 20 Tory councillors have defected to Reform this morning, The Conservative Party really are absolutely fucked. Just think, it's less than 6 years since Johnson won an 80 seat majority in Parliament. It's amazing to think in an upcoming GE, they could be relegated to 4th or 5th place

3 hours ago, bolty58 said:

I see that one of the two 'pillars of the EU' is in disarray again.

Be thankful for our visionaries.

C'est normal.
Ce n'est pas grave.

2 hours ago, London Wanderer said:

There’s some very peculiar stuff in this post.

 I’ll go with this one first

 You fckn oddball 🤣

 sure it’s not you on the mushrooms? 

 One of my old mans two favourite sayings. The other one was 'third class riding is better than first class walking'.

The illicit substances have clearly dulled your sense of humour you feral fucking dullard.

2 hours ago, boltonboris said:

You're right. There is a panic. Because the country will be in absolute disarray. A party who wants to extinguish our employment rights, our human rights in order to make a profit for their donors at the expense of the regular person.

There's a reason why the majority of reform voters, I imagine, no longer work. The chaos, depression, corruption and financial hardship of British working people won't apply to them.

Ironically, they'll just be delighted that "foreigners" will be persecuted even though a lot of them will take their kids and grandkids jobs on zero hour contracts well under the abolished minimum wage rate. 

"We don't want foreigners" will be changed to "we don't want foreigners unless they'll work for fuck all, then as many of them can come in as we can handle". 

And the PM of the UK will be shouting this from his New York penthouse that the reform voters have kindly paid for

 

 

You are a fucking madman.

If you'd stopped at the highlighted bit I'd have given you a 'like'.

Strap yourself in. The time is coming. Not before time either.

2 hours ago, boltonboris said:

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Speaking a lot more sense here.

14 minutes ago, wakey said:

C'est normal.
Ce n'est pas grave.

Le Pen is mightier than the sordid.

Marine la queen.

24 minutes ago, Sweep said:

I see that 20 Tory councillors have defected to Reform this morning, The Conservative Party really are absolutely fucked. Just think, it's less than 6 years since Johnson won an 80 seat majority in Parliament. It's amazing to think in an upcoming GE, they could be relegated to 4th or 5th place

so it's heading towards looking like a vote for reform is a vote for the tories that got us into this mess in the first place?

10 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

You are a fucking madman.

If you'd stopped at the highlighted bit I'd have given you a 'like'.

Strap yourself in. The time is coming. Not before time either.

Case in point. 

16 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

You are a fucking madman.

If you'd stopped at the highlighted bit I'd have given you a 'like'.

Strap yourself in. The time is coming. Not before time either.

What do you think about Sir Keir increasing council tax?

3 hours ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

My commiserations with all those pensioners on an income of £60k per annum unable to do an overtime shift to make up a £200 shortfall

Point taken but it isn't a "benefit"

These people have paid into a National INSURANCE scheme administered by the Government as an alternative/add-on to private arrangements.

In my profession I have represented cases with the Insurance Ombudsman... I sometimes wonder whether changes and shortfalls to national pensions could be taken to the Ombudsman

1 hour ago, Sweep said:

I see that 20 Tory councillors have defected to Reform this morning, The Conservative Party really are absolutely fucked. Just think, it's less than 6 years since Johnson won an 80 seat majority in Parliament. It's amazing to think in an upcoming GE, they could be relegated to 4th or 5th place

What happens if you move to a position the thickness of a cigarette paper from the Labour Party.

They have finally seen the light and are attempting to convince that they are moving to the right, well away from the current incumbents. They have a gargantuan task - surely one or two more GE's before they'd be considered again. They might not exist by then.