I don't think Starmer loses any sleep over those new Tory leaders. The biggest problem they have is all the 'center / center-left' Tory MPs got booted out. So the only MPs left are the more right wing which turn most non-reform voters off.
@@___AD really? The ex stockbroker and ex Tory Nigel farage voters being turned off by what they've just booted out..and replaced with another bunch of neoliberals who when they say centre left means Tory copiers
After 14 years of Tories I wanted to pop into this comment section without seeing a second of the video and say 'I couldn't care less,' and then run off into the sunset.
@@damiangriffiths3261 www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations-and-codes bet the diversity they let in does
@@raypickles537 strange that this left wing nostalgia love in to Boris Johnson forgot all the COVID foulups, cos the COVID inquiry once again found against him...not that you'd know from this video
@@raypickles537www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations-and-codes plenty more fish in the sea with their diversity love
The whole Boris thing is mental. I don't get it. I have had people recently say to me that Boris and Truss were "stitched up" and a loss to the country. I mean, WTAF
Let's hope they don't let ethnicity trump eligibility like in the Sunak/Truss showdown. Tories could have saved themselves from the mini budget disaster.
@@spursp2321 www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations-and-codes will be when the voters vote to be outsourced and undercut
@franklydum5056 Left wing would suggest they have an interest in the redistribution of wealth via progressive taxation. The Tories really don't. The other stuff is just window dressing.
That may be true about a lot of seats that switched from Conservative to Labour. There are even early reports of Labour sleaze. Many pensioners are suffering from voters regret.
@@dp7580 for the last 70 years we have had a succession of governments, alternating between labour and conservatives, none have grasped what needs to be done to make the UK successful. They have each been as bad as the other, but in different ways. One must suspect that they share a common mind set associated with the UK political establishment. It is one that favours the stick over the carrot. Take a pound to make a penny, rather than give a penny to make a pound.
@@archvaldorthat makes no sense. They'll be back in power when people realise Starmer isn't much better? They don't want things to be better at all and so will revert to something that was worse? They were so bad that many of their voters think Farage is a bit better. Starmer can't/couldn't lose. He's up against a deceitful, culture war stirring, corrupt, detached compromised party. Even if he just avoids being a massive racist he's better. He did.
I watched about 3/4 of this and then reslised A) they are all bad choices, and B) i didn't give shit who they chose. Apart from i hope they chose the worst one again, you know, someone like Liz Truss? 😂 That kinda makes me wish she had kept her seat?😮
Kemi Badenoch could be the best, and Priti Patel will be contesting neck and neck. On balance, the Asians promise an economic revival Up North, and a trade deal with India seems possible, so hopefully Priti gets the big chair.
@@durudadlani1931 www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations-and-codes all those Asians outsourcing and undercutting us eh by stealth
40,000 Palestinians dead and PoliticsJoe hasn’t covered it yet. An obscene milestone and yet not a word. Very little for months. Has PoliticsJoe been gagged on this issue? Seems incredible.
Follow the money some one / organisation will be funding them , they discuss topics that the money allows, they need to lose the krankies n I am Scottish but they both need binned , especially her out n out berk
This argument is always one sided. There can be no doubt that Hamas instigated the recent conflict in Gaza. The proof is to ask if those killed in the war and the destruction of Gaza would have happened if Hamas had not attacked Israel last year. In fact it seems that whenever there is a glimmer of a cease fire, Hamas launches a few rockets into Israel. Hamas seems determined to trigger a regional war in the hope of achieving its ideological goal of the destruction of Israel. To this end, Hamas seems willing to make religious martyrs out of all the people of Gaza. It is certainly not bothered by the prospect of sacrificing them for the cause. This is not in any way a defence for the Israeli government, whose right wing has seized on the opportunity for a Gaza land grab, and a final solution to its Palestinian problem. In that respect, both sides are itching for an all out war, with the Israeli far right expecting the US to fully support its war. . In my opinion, the UN missed an opportunity to nip this conflict in the bud, by failing to condemn the actions of Hamas more strongly in the beginning. One must suspect that Iran was behind the planning of the October attack by Hamas, in full knowledge of what would follow. Hamas kicked the hornets nest, and what followed was a predictable inevitable reaction.
@@nigeljohnson9820 Nigel, have a word with yourself. That post is indicative of the level of dissonance that only someone watching just BBC news every day and reading the Daily Mail could create.
@@Britishrailwaystories there is no contradiction in my post. You confuse the Palestine victims with Hamas. It is a simple fact that those killed in Gaza and the destruction of Gaza would not have happened had Hamas not attacked Israel last October. I am simply placing the blame where it belongs. There is an unholy alliance between Hamas and the right wing of the Israeli government, both sides want a wider war, admittedly for different reasons. The puppet masters of the disaster are in Iran, who are cynically manipulating the conflict for their own ends. In the middle east there are no good guys, just religious zealots and vested interests. I maintain that Hamas has been tasked to stoke the conflict, as each time there is any risk of a truce, Hamas does something to fan the conflict. They pointlessly fire rockets into Israel, or, like today, launch suicide bombing attack. Such attacks are pointless, since they have no chance of doing any significant damage to Israel, they just provide a justification for the Israeli government's actions. What is the point of Hamas retaining the Israeli hostages, they obviously do not act as a human shield against IDF attacks. They are not a bargaining chip, as the Israelis do not respond to blackmail. Their captivity is counter productive to the Palestinian cause, as Israel can always justify its actions by referring to the hostages.They are held illegally as a war crime to ensure that Israel continues to fight. Hamas seems to relish publishing the numbers of Palestinians dead and injured, making a point to emphasise the demon and children in that number. They are using the innocent victims to further their political goals and those of their masters in Iran. After all that is where the Hamas leadership hides out. Absent from the protests to end the war in Gaza is an attribution of blame on Hamas and their masters in Iran. I say again Gaza would still be standing, and those killed in Gaza would still be alive now were it not for the cynical action of Hamas. .
Irrelevant in Scotland. "Scottish" tories at each others throats up here with a leadership contest about to begin.🍿
I envy that you dont have to deal with these twats the way we have to.
I don't think Starmer loses any sleep over those new Tory leaders.
The biggest problem they have is all the 'center / center-left' Tory MPs got booted out. So the only MPs left are the more right wing which turn most non-reform voters off.
@@___AD really? The ex stockbroker and ex Tory Nigel farage voters being turned off by what they've just booted out..and replaced with another bunch of neoliberals who when they say centre left means Tory copiers
After 14 years of Tories I wanted to pop into this comment section without seeing a second of the video and say 'I couldn't care less,' and then run off into the sunset.
Who cares 😂😂😂
In 2years when the labour neoliberalism is falling we might all be worried who replaces them
@@damiangriffiths3261 www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations-and-codes bet the diversity they let in does
There are all incompetent, so how are the tories going to choose. Their hero Johnson got rid of anyone competent
@@raypickles537 strange that this left wing nostalgia love in to Boris Johnson forgot all the COVID foulups, cos the COVID inquiry once again found against him...not that you'd know from this video
@@raypickles537www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations-and-codes plenty more fish in the sea with their diversity love
The whole Boris thing is mental.
I don't get it.
I have had people recently say to me that Boris and Truss were "stitched up" and a loss to the country.
I mean, WTAF
@@theswiv they believe the Tory MSM that stuck up for them
What a depressing list.
She was pretty close on the swimming pools, for nuclear waste, but they’re pools of water in nuclear facilities and it’s known as wet storage.
Let's hope they don't let ethnicity trump eligibility like in the Sunak/Truss showdown. Tories could have saved themselves from the mini budget disaster.
Oh but they will?
Calling Tories left wing in any respect is plain wrong
Highest net migration figures in uk history...
@@spursp2321 www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations-and-codes will be when the voters vote to be outsourced and undercut
@@spursp2321 pride flags on police cars under the tories too.
@franklydum5056 Left wing would suggest they have an interest in the redistribution of wealth via progressive taxation. The Tories really don't. The other stuff is just window dressing.
@@Skygrey2943 highest tax burden in donkeys years suggests otherwise
Mordaunt may have well have kept her seat, as her Labour replacement isn't any better
That may be true about a lot of seats that switched from Conservative to Labour. There are even early reports of Labour sleaze. Many pensioners are suffering from voters regret.
@@nigeljohnson9820if only the conservatives had more time...
@@dp7580 for the last 70 years we have had a succession of governments, alternating between labour and conservatives, none have grasped what needs to be done to make the UK successful. They have each been as bad as the other, but in different ways. One must suspect that they share a common mind set associated with the UK political establishment. It is one that favours the stick over the carrot. Take a pound to make a penny, rather than give a penny to make a pound.
WHERE
IS
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Keep sunak he's better than all these candidates.
Frankly who cares about the Tories?
I do because they will be back in power in 5 years when people work out Starmer isn't much better.
@@archvaldorthat makes no sense. They'll be back in power when people realise Starmer isn't much better?
They don't want things to be better at all and so will revert to something that was worse? They were so bad that many of their voters think Farage is a bit better. Starmer can't/couldn't lose. He's up against a deceitful, culture war stirring, corrupt, detached compromised party. Even if he just avoids being a massive racist he's better. He did.
I watched about 3/4 of this and then reslised A) they are all bad choices, and B) i didn't give shit who they chose. Apart from i hope they chose the worst one again, you know, someone like Liz Truss? 😂 That kinda makes me wish she had kept her seat?😮
AI robot serve
& fly w/o helicopter
Love Laura's boots, sit her next to one of the (Ed,Oli,Sean) shorts wearing translucent and glowing legs so we can see the boots better. (joke)
Brex Factor
Please be Jenrick
Seems like a nice level headed man who doesn't bother with facts before making outrageous claims.
Plus he'd get along with big boss Donald
@dp7580 I was being ironic
Kemi Badenoch could be the best, and Priti Patel will be contesting neck and neck. On balance, the Asians promise an economic revival Up North, and a trade deal with India seems possible, so hopefully Priti gets the big chair.
@@MPA551 its like lemmings voting for a cliff
@@bouncy19661oh that's brilliant!!
@@durudadlani1931 www.gov.uk/government/publications/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations/skilled-worker-visa-eligible-occupations-and-codes all those Asians outsourcing and undercutting us eh by stealth
40,000 Palestinians dead and PoliticsJoe hasn’t covered it yet. An obscene milestone and yet not a word. Very little for months. Has PoliticsJoe been gagged on this issue? Seems incredible.
Follow the money some one / organisation will be funding them , they discuss topics that the money allows, they need to lose the krankies n I am Scottish but they both need binned , especially her out n out berk
This argument is always one sided. There can be no doubt that Hamas instigated the recent conflict in Gaza. The proof is to ask if those killed in the war and the destruction of Gaza would have happened if Hamas had not attacked Israel last year. In fact it seems that whenever there is a glimmer of a cease fire, Hamas launches a few rockets into Israel.
Hamas seems determined to trigger a regional war in the hope of achieving its ideological goal of the destruction of Israel. To this end, Hamas seems willing to make religious martyrs out of all the people of Gaza. It is certainly not bothered by the prospect of sacrificing them for the cause. This is not in any way a defence for the Israeli government, whose right wing has seized on the opportunity for a Gaza land grab, and a final solution to its Palestinian problem. In that respect, both sides are itching for an all out war, with the Israeli far right expecting the US to fully support its war. .
In my opinion, the UN missed an opportunity to nip this conflict in the bud, by failing to condemn the actions of Hamas more strongly in the beginning. One must suspect that Iran was behind the planning of the October attack by Hamas, in full knowledge of what would follow. Hamas kicked the hornets nest, and what followed was a predictable inevitable reaction.
@@nigeljohnson9820 Nigel, have a word with yourself. That post is indicative of the level of dissonance that only someone watching just BBC news every day and reading the Daily Mail could create.
@@Britishrailwaystories there is no contradiction in my post. You confuse the Palestine victims with Hamas. It is a simple fact that those killed in Gaza and the destruction of Gaza would not have happened had Hamas not attacked Israel last October. I am simply placing the blame where it belongs. There is an unholy alliance between Hamas and the right wing of the Israeli government, both sides want a wider war, admittedly for different reasons. The puppet masters of the disaster are in Iran, who are cynically manipulating the conflict for their own ends.
In the middle east there are no good guys, just religious zealots and vested interests. I maintain that Hamas has been tasked to stoke the conflict, as each time there is any risk of a truce, Hamas does something to fan the conflict. They pointlessly fire rockets into Israel, or, like today, launch suicide bombing attack. Such attacks are pointless, since they have no chance of doing any significant damage to Israel, they just provide a justification for the Israeli government's actions.
What is the point of Hamas retaining the Israeli hostages, they obviously do not act as a human shield against IDF attacks. They are not a bargaining chip, as the Israelis do not respond to blackmail. Their captivity is counter productive to the Palestinian cause, as Israel can always justify its actions by referring to the hostages.They are held illegally as a war crime to ensure that Israel continues to fight. Hamas seems to relish publishing the numbers of Palestinians dead and injured, making a point to emphasise the demon and children in that number. They are using the innocent victims to further their political goals and those of their masters in Iran. After all that is where the Hamas leadership hides out. Absent from the protests to end the war in Gaza is an attribution of blame on Hamas and their masters in Iran.
I say again Gaza would still be standing, and those killed in Gaza would still be alive now were it not for the cynical action of Hamas.
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Nigel is delusional. @@Britishrailwaystories
Kids and politics and a camera? Make your own mind up. Yeah like ok i guess yeah heee heee heee yeah narrative. PISH!
Meh. Who cares? One incompetent is much like another. So long as it's not another loony.
@@kerryflote1283 they're all neoliberalism loonies
Repeat
Not going to watch the video, just wanted to swing by to say nobody cares lol