We used to have 14M people living in poverty in the UK. Anyone know today's figure? 18M? More?-> former donors who are now turning to food banks themselves as the soaring cost of living expands the demographic of people struggling to afford food - theguardian.com/society/2022/f…
Still can't believe at the last election when faced with a choice between someone with integrity and truth who cared about people versus whopping lies with no integrity who cares about himself that the UK went for Boris. I know, I know ... blasted remainers confusing it all.
I do hope at the next election they are muzzled before they sink that one as well. It's bad enough we have to suffer this lot.
Still, there are always some positives. I particularly like the MOD's moves on Terra Firma - theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/f… ... maybe the Gov can also move onto the whole host of PFIs that need sorting.
X : Why muzzle?
Me : We went from "Jeremy was popular with the electorate, on the basis that we would leave the EU and that we would respect the 2016 referendum result" to "dithering”, “dire”, “reflecting division”, “clearly a turn off" in a few years - docs.labourtogether.uk/Labour%20Toget…
Me : We went from "Jeremy was popular with the electorate, on the basis that we would leave the EU and that we would respect the 2016 referendum result" to "dithering”, “dire”, “reflecting division”, “clearly a turn off" in a few years - docs.labourtogether.uk/Labour%20Toget…
Me : Remain (or as it should be called Return) will not be a vote winner for decades, if ever. It'll be political suicide as it was in 2019. My fear is that won't stop them sinking Labour every single time. I hope Labour has learned from 2019. Remain loses every time.
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