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The Government never ever has any money when it comes to Public Services. But if you need £830bn for Covid, £620bn to bailout the banks, £7.3bn for Banker Bonuses, £2bn for untaxed pensions....
£37 billion for track and trace There is always money.
£37 billion for track and trace There is always money.
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I was just reading about profiling voters in a study.
* It's not colour
* It is the less educated
& those looking for an easy quick fix
* It's those who enjoy the sense of belonging, changing things
* It is cultist, racism, intolerance - complex Psychographics driven by emotive factors, not reason
* It's not colour
* It is the less educated
& those looking for an easy quick fix
* It's those who enjoy the sense of belonging, changing things
* It is cultist, racism, intolerance - complex Psychographics driven by emotive factors, not reason
February 11, 2025 at 11:16 PM
I was just reading about profiling voters in a study.
* It's not colour
* It is the less educated
& those looking for an easy quick fix
* It's those who enjoy the sense of belonging, changing things
* It is cultist, racism, intolerance - complex Psychographics driven by emotive factors, not reason
* It's not colour
* It is the less educated
& those looking for an easy quick fix
* It's those who enjoy the sense of belonging, changing things
* It is cultist, racism, intolerance - complex Psychographics driven by emotive factors, not reason
Pathetic and stupid behaviour from a labour government that is now effectively undistinguishable from it’s appalling Tory predecessor.
Siding with Trump’s oligarchical regime against the rest of the world in seeking proper regulation of AI
Siding with Trump’s oligarchical regime against the rest of the world in seeking proper regulation of AI
February 12, 2025 at 6:39 AM
Pathetic and stupid behaviour from a labour government that is now effectively undistinguishable from it’s appalling Tory predecessor.
Siding with Trump’s oligarchical regime against the rest of the world in seeking proper regulation of AI
Siding with Trump’s oligarchical regime against the rest of the world in seeking proper regulation of AI
Thank you dear sweet Labour party Ifeel so much safer now
The US and the UK have refused to sign the Paris AI summit's declaration on “inclusive and sustainable” artificial intelligence, in a blow to hopes for a concerted approach to developing and regulating the technology.
The US and the UK have refused to sign the Paris AI summit's declaration on “inclusive and sustainable” artificial intelligence, in a blow to hopes for a concerted approach to developing and regulating the technology.
February 12, 2025 at 6:26 AM
Thank you dear sweet Labour party Ifeel so much safer now
The US and the UK have refused to sign the Paris AI summit's declaration on “inclusive and sustainable” artificial intelligence, in a blow to hopes for a concerted approach to developing and regulating the technology.
The US and the UK have refused to sign the Paris AI summit's declaration on “inclusive and sustainable” artificial intelligence, in a blow to hopes for a concerted approach to developing and regulating the technology.
Some firms in his portfolio were shut down by the CFPB for scamming people. Zuckerberg says Meta is not a bank, although it has a payments business and Zuck wants to start a currency.
February 11, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Some firms in his portfolio were shut down by the CFPB for scamming people. Zuckerberg says Meta is not a bank, although it has a payments business and Zuck wants to start a currency.
The CFPB had proposed that such apps be supervised the same way banks are supervised. Well, scratch that now. No supervision. And no insurance by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Brace yourselves for fraud and bank runs.
February 11, 2025 at 4:12 PM
The CFPB had proposed that such apps be supervised the same way banks are supervised. Well, scratch that now. No supervision. And no insurance by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Brace yourselves for fraud and bank runs.
follow the money
The shutting of the CFPB was welcomed by the crypto crowd, including Musk, and by those issuing Bitcoin traded funds, such as Trump
Besides his financial interest in crypto Musk has stated he’s seeking to create an “everything app” that could be used for all financial transactions
The shutting of the CFPB was welcomed by the crypto crowd, including Musk, and by those issuing Bitcoin traded funds, such as Trump
Besides his financial interest in crypto Musk has stated he’s seeking to create an “everything app” that could be used for all financial transactions
February 11, 2025 at 4:11 PM
follow the money
The shutting of the CFPB was welcomed by the crypto crowd, including Musk, and by those issuing Bitcoin traded funds, such as Trump
Besides his financial interest in crypto Musk has stated he’s seeking to create an “everything app” that could be used for all financial transactions
The shutting of the CFPB was welcomed by the crypto crowd, including Musk, and by those issuing Bitcoin traded funds, such as Trump
Besides his financial interest in crypto Musk has stated he’s seeking to create an “everything app” that could be used for all financial transactions
"We voted for Trump because he will protect us from the elites"
LIKE FUCK HE WILL
Saturday the Trump-Musk regime shuttered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) The federal government is no longer protecting consumers of financial products. Trump-Musk ordered all work to stop at the CFPB
LIKE FUCK HE WILL
Saturday the Trump-Musk regime shuttered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) The federal government is no longer protecting consumers of financial products. Trump-Musk ordered all work to stop at the CFPB
February 11, 2025 at 4:09 PM
"We voted for Trump because he will protect us from the elites"
LIKE FUCK HE WILL
Saturday the Trump-Musk regime shuttered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) The federal government is no longer protecting consumers of financial products. Trump-Musk ordered all work to stop at the CFPB
LIKE FUCK HE WILL
Saturday the Trump-Musk regime shuttered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) The federal government is no longer protecting consumers of financial products. Trump-Musk ordered all work to stop at the CFPB
The economy is flatlining; public anger at her attacks on pensioners is palpable; only the terminally dumb still believe that more austerity will do the trick this time; and Starmer has plummeted to poorer poll ratings than Rishi Sunak’s nadir within seven months of coming to power!
February 11, 2025 at 2:29 PM
The economy is flatlining; public anger at her attacks on pensioners is palpable; only the terminally dumb still believe that more austerity will do the trick this time; and Starmer has plummeted to poorer poll ratings than Rishi Sunak’s nadir within seven months of coming to power!
Reeves has painted herself into a corner by ruling out tax rises on the rich, and by refusing to boot Britain’s debilitating infestation of privatisation profiteers out of our essential infrastructure and public services.
February 11, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Reeves has painted herself into a corner by ruling out tax rises on the rich, and by refusing to boot Britain’s debilitating infestation of privatisation profiteers out of our essential infrastructure and public services.
Improving living standards for the majority is impossible without measures to prevent the obscene wealth-hoarding of the mega-rich.
February 11, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Improving living standards for the majority is impossible without measures to prevent the obscene wealth-hoarding of the mega-rich.
Instead of the systemic reforms that are required to drive down housing costs, all Starmer is prepared to offer are inadequate house building targets; planning reforms aimed at making it much easier for developers to make profits;
February 11, 2025 at 2:28 PM
Instead of the systemic reforms that are required to drive down housing costs, all Starmer is prepared to offer are inadequate house building targets; planning reforms aimed at making it much easier for developers to make profits;
Greater general prosperity is a pipe dream without fundamental reform of Britain’s broken housing market. Even if wages rise, it counts for nothing if mortgage costs and exploitative private landlords are allowed to eat up all of people’s income gains and more.
February 11, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Greater general prosperity is a pipe dream without fundamental reform of Britain’s broken housing market. Even if wages rise, it counts for nothing if mortgage costs and exploitative private landlords are allowed to eat up all of people’s income gains and more.
It’s very dumb to try to boost growth by impoverishing people. Mugging pensioners, maintaining Tory sanctions on families, and impoverishing disabled people simply won’t make the country richer. All it does is take money out of the economy. Money that will be spent straight back into the economy
February 11, 2025 at 2:26 PM
It’s very dumb to try to boost growth by impoverishing people. Mugging pensioners, maintaining Tory sanctions on families, and impoverishing disabled people simply won’t make the country richer. All it does is take money out of the economy. Money that will be spent straight back into the economy
14 years of economic stagnation is evidence enough that ideologically driven austerity cuts to public services and infrastructure investment deliver neither prosperity nor growth. Despite this, Reeves is inflicting another round of damaging across-the-board austerity cuts to "balance the books"
February 11, 2025 at 2:25 PM
14 years of economic stagnation is evidence enough that ideologically driven austerity cuts to public services and infrastructure investment deliver neither prosperity nor growth. Despite this, Reeves is inflicting another round of damaging across-the-board austerity cuts to "balance the books"
With her claims that focusing on growth will somehow magically deliver prosperity for all, Rachel Reeves is pushing the same old discredited theory of 'trickle down economics'.
It’s an unworkable theory and an impossible fantasy. It’s like she’s pledging to swim across the Atlantic Ocean
It’s an unworkable theory and an impossible fantasy. It’s like she’s pledging to swim across the Atlantic Ocean
February 11, 2025 at 2:18 PM
With her claims that focusing on growth will somehow magically deliver prosperity for all, Rachel Reeves is pushing the same old discredited theory of 'trickle down economics'.
It’s an unworkable theory and an impossible fantasy. It’s like she’s pledging to swim across the Atlantic Ocean
It’s an unworkable theory and an impossible fantasy. It’s like she’s pledging to swim across the Atlantic Ocean
February 11, 2025 at 2:18 PM
miscarriage of justice watchdog
“We’re talking about human misery for people possibly wrongly convicted in prison. It can’t just be a joke show. It can’t be a circus. It’s got to be a properly functioning organisation, and it’s essential
“We’re talking about human misery for people possibly wrongly convicted in prison. It can’t just be a joke show. It can’t be a circus. It’s got to be a properly functioning organisation, and it’s essential
February 11, 2025 at 1:25 PM
miscarriage of justice watchdog
“We’re talking about human misery for people possibly wrongly convicted in prison. It can’t just be a joke show. It can’t be a circus. It’s got to be a properly functioning organisation, and it’s essential
“We’re talking about human misery for people possibly wrongly convicted in prison. It can’t just be a joke show. It can’t be a circus. It’s got to be a properly functioning organisation, and it’s essential
Former solicitor general says miscarriage of justice watchdog is ‘beyond a joke
www.theguardian.com/law/2025/feb...
www.theguardian.com/law/2025/feb...
Former solicitor general says miscarriage of justice watchdog is ‘beyond a joke’
Exclusive: Lord Garnier’s comments come after allegations about the ‘absent leadership’ of the Criminal Cases Review Commission
www.theguardian.com
February 11, 2025 at 1:22 PM
Former solicitor general says miscarriage of justice watchdog is ‘beyond a joke
www.theguardian.com/law/2025/feb...
www.theguardian.com/law/2025/feb...
Stupid starmer stated that he was modelling his assault on the democratic state on Margaret Thatcher’s deregulation of finance capital, whose eventual result, in 2007, was the first run on a British bank in 140 years, helping to trigger the global financial crisis.
February 11, 2025 at 1:18 PM
Stupid starmer stated that he was modelling his assault on the democratic state on Margaret Thatcher’s deregulation of finance capital, whose eventual result, in 2007, was the first run on a British bank in 140 years, helping to trigger the global financial crisis.
Starmer says, is inspired by his “conversations with leading CEOs”, who complain that their schemes are impeded by citizens’ objections, legal challenges and the need for consultation with regulators. Welcome to capital’s age-old struggle with that infuriating concept, democracy
February 11, 2025 at 1:17 PM
Starmer says, is inspired by his “conversations with leading CEOs”, who complain that their schemes are impeded by citizens’ objections, legal challenges and the need for consultation with regulators. Welcome to capital’s age-old struggle with that infuriating concept, democracy
Starmer said that regulators rather than focusing on risk (which is what they exist to do), their role should be to “deliver growth”. Deliberately echoing Trump’s language as he promised to assault the planning system, Starmer said he will “build, baby, build”
Starmer is a Tory fuckwit
Starmer is a Tory fuckwit
February 11, 2025 at 1:17 PM
Starmer said that regulators rather than focusing on risk (which is what they exist to do), their role should be to “deliver growth”. Deliberately echoing Trump’s language as he promised to assault the planning system, Starmer said he will “build, baby, build”
Starmer is a Tory fuckwit
Starmer is a Tory fuckwit
Labour's war against public protections launched last month by Keir Starmer and the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, who variously described them – using ever more violent language – as “weeds” that needed to be “cleared out”, or barriers that should be “ripped up”, “torn down”
Starmer is a Tory
Starmer is a Tory
February 11, 2025 at 1:14 PM
Labour's war against public protections launched last month by Keir Starmer and the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, who variously described them – using ever more violent language – as “weeds” that needed to be “cleared out”, or barriers that should be “ripped up”, “torn down”
Starmer is a Tory
Starmer is a Tory
Labour’s expulsion of the chair of the Competition and Markets Authority, Marcus Bokkerink His crime it seems was to take his role seriously, seeking to prevent the formation of corporate monopolies. He has been replaced with the former manager of Amazon UK, a company as close to monopoly as it gets
February 11, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Labour’s expulsion of the chair of the Competition and Markets Authority, Marcus Bokkerink His crime it seems was to take his role seriously, seeking to prevent the formation of corporate monopolies. He has been replaced with the former manager of Amazon UK, a company as close to monopoly as it gets
It’s straight from the Trump playbook: Labour is tearing up the machinery of government
If Starmer and Reeves really want a greener, cleaner, wilder nation, then why attack vital state bodies that are already on their knees?
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
If Starmer and Reeves really want a greener, cleaner, wilder nation, then why attack vital state bodies that are already on their knees?
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
It’s straight from the Trump playbook: Labour is tearing up the machinery of government | George Monbiot
If Starmer and Reeves really want a greener, cleaner, wilder nation, then why attack vital state bodies that are already on their knees?, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
www.theguardian.com
February 11, 2025 at 1:11 PM
It’s straight from the Trump playbook: Labour is tearing up the machinery of government
If Starmer and Reeves really want a greener, cleaner, wilder nation, then why attack vital state bodies that are already on their knees?
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
If Starmer and Reeves really want a greener, cleaner, wilder nation, then why attack vital state bodies that are already on their knees?
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
changes are expected to include a further watering-down of BP’s climate commitments Auchincloss said the company had already begun pursuing new fossil fuel projects and would restructure its low-carbon business “to grow, but in a more capital-light way”
They are chasing money while the planet burns
They are chasing money while the planet burns
February 11, 2025 at 1:09 PM
changes are expected to include a further watering-down of BP’s climate commitments Auchincloss said the company had already begun pursuing new fossil fuel projects and would restructure its low-carbon business “to grow, but in a more capital-light way”
They are chasing money while the planet burns
They are chasing money while the planet burns