Comments by "Steve Parker" (@steveparker8065) on "Pu0026O Ferries boss admits breaking law over sackings" video.

They'll get a tap on the wrist and the parent corporation will still get their 50 million from the government... and the pantomime continues...
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@AtomicDuelist The Tories made the rules that allow them to hire and fire so easily, the fact they broke the law on top of that is irrelevant. They are in bed together and the Tories are handing the parent company £50 million of taxpayer money. Not very aware of how politics works are ya?
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@AtomicDuelist The media outed P&O, the Tories had no choice. It's called breaking the law. I'm not wasting my time arguing with a political illiterate. Feel free to look up the legislation, the parent company DP World and their connection to the Tories...
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@AtomicDuelist "I'm not wasting my time arguing with a political illiterate. Feel free to look up the legislation, the parent company DP World and their connection to the Tories..." Tories only ever look after their own when it doesn't cost them anything, this was too big. Trust me or feel free to research.
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@ElliHarper Debunked lol I could reply to your nonsense all day long with factual evidence, legislation and government/financial records... "Rishi Sunak, said he was “thrilled” to greenlight hundreds of millions of pounds of DP World investment in Thames Gateway and Southampton. A month later the company partnered with the Foreign Office’s development finance. And for the last two years, DP World has sat on the UK government’s trade advisory group."
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@AtomicDuelist lol are you 12? Seriously, you haven't a clue. Feel free to have the last word, I can't be bothered to argue...
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@ElliHarper lol debunked? they're giving them £50 million of taxpayers' money. You think the Tories have no connection to Dubai or oil or backhanders? Sure buddy keep smoking the bud! "The government has had fair warning that there were serious issues at P&O Ferries. Two years ago, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, the billionaire head of Dubai-based DP World, the owners of the ferry company, claimed that P&O Ferries needed £257m in aid to avoid collapse and asked the UK government for £150m – all while paying DPW shareholders £270m."
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