Comments by "David McCulloch" (@davidmcculloch8490) on "PoliticsJOE" channel.

  1. This insight is chilling. What is even more chilling? The fact that other western world leaders behave like Netanyahu's puppets.
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  2. Tory Britain is not only broken, it is being dismantled piece by piece. Excused and enabled by the Tory media. All credit to Mick.
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  3. Piers Morgan: the empty vessel that makes most noise.
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  4. Sunak: "she made a mistake." Integrity and professionalism says: she got found out and should face the consequences as mentioned by Ms Cooper.
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  5. The NHS is probably the greatest example of an organisation suffering from tampering by politicians advised by business consultants. From the Salmon report to Lansley's obsession with outsourcing, resulting in longer waiting lists and a top-heavy management structure. [Politicians + business consultants = a fatal combination.]
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  6. Grace's last book Stolen gives a massive clue to the main obstacle in dismantling neoliberalism. It's termed financialisation. Money is no longer used to fuel the real economy, but as a tool for speculation in the accumulation of wealth for the few.
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  7. Neither this government nor the Home Office are fit for purpose. Unless that purpose is to divide society for the benefit if their puppeteers.
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  8. An inspirational young woman offering hope for the future. As an old guy I respect the young generation. My grandchildren inspire me. We should listen to them, work with them and support them.
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  9. Mick is clear, concise and honest. Compare that with the obfuscation, evasion, downright lies and waffle from this government and ask who can I trust most? Enough is enough.
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  10. Jeremy Corbyn's manifesto is proving to have offered the best opportunity we missed. Next time, don't listen to our corrupt media.
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  11. Mick in full flow, as articulate, calm and reasoned as ever. If only business would work with unions, we would see an improvement in business efficiency, customer service and a stronger economy.
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  12. Well said, David Lammy. Dealt with a dumbed down interviewer intent on populism. Conclusive proof that we need a written constitution, approved by a people's assembly, with a written behavioural code enforced independently.
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  13. Says the narcissist who hailed Liz Truss delivering "the best Conservative budget since 1986". The serial scammer rides again.
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  14. Someone finding Farage genuine? Do they remember Brexit? Beware of the charlatan who appeals to the hard of thinking.
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  15. "You can't expect anyone in an environment like number 10..." To follow guidance. That's for the plebs. What a bloody narcissist.
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  16. I stand with South Africa, in shame of my country (the UK). All life is precious, as is freedom.
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  17. Michael "err ehm" Gove takes time to think up his b.s. and serial obfuscation. He loves to hear the sound of his own voice while throwing others under the bus. A snake in the long grass. A classic example of our unfit governance.
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  18. Kemi, Demi-Semi would win the award for arrogance, even against such stiff Tory opposition. She oozes arrogance and condescension from every pore.
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  19. The last remark from the chair was despicable. The 2019 manifesto offered hope and Starmer should be proud to support it, and bloody well say so. Will stop the spiv's pathetic attempt at division and cut the slimy ground from under him.
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  20. "Resources are tight" for public sector workers. Yet when it comes to politicians, Tory mates and bankers....
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  21. In one sentence: our parliamentary system is broken and is totally unfit for purpose. The serial lying continues, with Little Spiv and Suella Blabbermouth leading the way.
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  22. James Timpson is a breath of fresh air. He is well qualified for his role and acts responsibly. A welcome change from 14 years of Tory (often planned) incompetence.
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  23. The little spiv was "crystal clear" until it was pointed out that Scotland's democracy is collateral damage. Now he has put another nail in the coffin of the union.
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  24. The Tories love corruption while they benefit from it. "There is no such thing as society," said Thatcher. It has been replaced with greed.
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  25. The greatest truths are often delivered to an empty house. Shame on our unfit parliament. Credit to Scousers.
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  26. Such a strange upside-down world, where corporations are more powerful than governments. While financialisation makes workers in the real economy poorer, with money markets becoming a legalised casino. And guess who pays for their mistakes?
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  27. It's no surprise that the Tories hate scrutiny, even after the Prime Spiv primised "accountability."
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  28. Johnson doesn't recognise rules. Nor does he understand responsibility.
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  29. If Sunak is so proud of his government's record, why not call an election? It seems that most of us understand and live with stark reality
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  30. Mick is pure class. Articulate, poignant and factual. Head and shoulders above our tame media and politicians supporting corporate greed.
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  31. What Raab really meant is that peerages are awarded in recognition of their contribution to the Tory party. The man is at least as vacuous as his leader.
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  32. Douglas Ross must be used to laughter: he leads with his jaw in the Scottish parliament.
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  33. Perfect summary on all counts: a failure to govern in an elective dictatorship. We need real democracy: PR and more devolution as Andy suggests.
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  34. The stench of this symbolises the British establishment. The little people must doff their caps while the powerful rule with operational incompetence and arrogance. It's also important to follow the money: dodgy donations, etc? As an IT project, this was an example of corporate power and professional ineptitude, with opacity protecting personal and corporate interests.
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  35. If Amazon is such a great place to work, why not sack these clueless execs and trust the workers to run the operation?
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  36. Mick, the voice of reason. The press indeed is a disgrace, condoned by Cameron not implementing Leveson to leave the joke of self-regulation.
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  37. The usual Johnson answer consisting of two components: blaming Labour and making a false claim. 1) how can he condone the Tory record after they consistently borrow more and pay back less than Labour. 2) the fastest growth in the G7...actually one of the lowest. At least Rayner treats him like the spoiled brat he is.
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  38. Therein lies the problem. Who is responsible for the ministerial code and how can an offender be expelled from parliament or suitably punished? Britain is broken.
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  39. Nicola: the most formidable and articulate politician in Britain. Makes our Westminster cabal look like kindergarten. At least DRoss will have fewer nightmares.
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  40. The Tories are fairly and squarely to blame for the state of the NHS and should be chucked in prison for treason. Enough is enough. I support the nurses. (Don't remember a politician looking after me when I needed help.)
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  41. "The will of the people" gives Sunak no mandate for two reasons. 1) only 43.6% verified votes supported the Tories, thus they are minority elected 2) This crazy plan was NOT in their manifesto. They have no specific mandate.
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  42. It's also for us, the people not affiliated with unions (I'm actually retired) to get behind this movement. Most union leaders have a great working knowledge of their industries and are responsible and professional. Respect to the movement. You have my support.
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  43. Just waiting for King Charles to say: "My government has decided to bugger off."
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  44. Ironically, the man who left the infamous note, Liam Byrne, understands the core problem: inequality; and has written the book The Inequality of Wealth. I'm amazed that Starmer is listening to Reeves and has appointed her over real talent in his party. He also seems to be ignoring progressive economists, such as Richard and Torsten Bell (who is now an MP) Labour seem to be in hock to corporate and investor demands and needs.
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  45. Why does he hold this perception that there was there less of an outcry about the Hamas slaughter of Jewish people? Because of the speed and scale of retaliation by Israel; the indiscriminate slaughter of innocent people. The relative numbers: the eye for the eye? 1400 deaths versus 13000 deaths.
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  46. At least the actions of this serial liar are consistent. His body language morphs from sitting like a cowed sack of spuds when Starmer speaks, to perpetual head shaking when Ian Blackford skewers him. Always finally resorting to blaming others and denying personal responsibility. The worst leader in modern history.
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  47. The corruption of FIFA knows no bounds. Perhaps an armband CLEAN UP FIFA would be most appropriate.
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  48. Talking the talk is a start, but will mean nothing if we don't see the right action soon.
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  49. Rishi SunkUs and his nodding dog chancellor really are a duo. It's as if the Tories were fiscally competent for the last 14 years.
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  50. Huge respect to Jeremy Corbyn. A genuine human being who would not sell his soul to become Prime Minister. Instead we have a corrupt charlatan.
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