End is Nigh
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Stories from the apocalypse
It’s clear that this is a government with no plan, no ideals or moral imperative, just a reactive political machine responding to a RW media and Reform
November 16, 2025 at 7:47 AM
It’s clear that this is a government with no plan, no ideals or moral imperative, just a reactive political machine responding to a RW media and Reform
4/ survive until the bell and can slump on his chair waiting for the next barrage of punches to land
This is pitiful politics
This is pitiful politics
November 15, 2025 at 10:02 AM
4/ survive until the bell and can slump on his chair waiting for the next barrage of punches to land
This is pitiful politics
This is pitiful politics
3/ is the time when a newly elected government ‘can move fast and break things’
That was the chance. But there is no long term vision about what investment should happen and how to do it. No plan from Labour just a reaction to every event a boxer punch drunk clinging onto his opponent as he looks
That was the chance. But there is no long term vision about what investment should happen and how to do it. No plan from Labour just a reaction to every event a boxer punch drunk clinging onto his opponent as he looks
November 15, 2025 at 10:02 AM
3/ is the time when a newly elected government ‘can move fast and break things’
That was the chance. But there is no long term vision about what investment should happen and how to do it. No plan from Labour just a reaction to every event a boxer punch drunk clinging onto his opponent as he looks
That was the chance. But there is no long term vision about what investment should happen and how to do it. No plan from Labour just a reaction to every event a boxer punch drunk clinging onto his opponent as he looks
2/ appetite amongst international investors for this kind of bond sale. £69bn at the last auction and the investors wanted more than the government was offering. Why not be bold and invest in the infrastructure that the UK needs to grow?
The opportunity has almost gone now: the first year
The opportunity has almost gone now: the first year
November 15, 2025 at 10:02 AM
2/ appetite amongst international investors for this kind of bond sale. £69bn at the last auction and the investors wanted more than the government was offering. Why not be bold and invest in the infrastructure that the UK needs to grow?
The opportunity has almost gone now: the first year
The opportunity has almost gone now: the first year
Gibb is still there to finish it off
November 10, 2025 at 11:05 PM
Gibb is still there to finish it off