Comments by "Xyz Same" (@xyzsame4081) on "Sky News" channel.

  1.  @witwovideo6667  Also the cabinet asleep at the wheel while the GFC built up .... right
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  2. Welfare for the rich and big biz only !!
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  3. Probation service has been HALF PRIVATIZED.
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  4.  @Irishtradchannel  good thing BoJo and Rees-Mogg (and many other Tories) are so humble. (also tony Blair)
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  5. I have yet to hear one interviewer ask the question WHY they think he is not a good leader or what examples of bad leadership they can find. Not to say he is good - in many ways that what makes him so special certainly does not make him a good leader in the traditional sense. - BUT I am almost certain that they all have the feels and all sorts of perceptions - shaped by a hostile media with an agenda. They all hate on the "metropolitan" voters. So ... is Labour supposed to NOT win the cities and concede them to the Tories or what ?
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  6. good thing the country has no real problems !
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  7. She also employed her husband (before that became unlawful and the old arrangements were grandfathered in). So they both need to look for a job now - the experience should be enlightening. She had a seemingly "safe" seat and felt entitled to it. One of the backstabbers.
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  8. For instance intensely communicating with her constituency which was LEAVE (72 % if memory serves) and she narrowly won in 2017, so WHAT did she think was going to happen ? Everyone expected a NEW GE at some point. - And how come her campaigning in 2016 failed ? But she was one of those who supported the Chicken Coup in 2016, accusing Corbyn that he had not given his best (never mind the sitting PM Cameron was all Remain and was the one that had granted the referendum since BoJo and Farage pestered him (BoJo in my opinion not out of conviction but in an attempt to distinguish himself as future leader of the party. Cameron solved his internal rivalry problem with offering a referndum to shut up BoJo. Both men did not think Leave could win. Flint was not very convincing for her constituents - not more than Cameron it seems. Who had at that point much more responsibility for the country at large while SHE had extra responsibility for HER constituency. Another Blairite that assumed she had a safe seat for life. her entitlement and disregard for what SERVES the party in this difficult situation shows. Add her husband, she employed him as staff member before that was outlawed (but the exisiting employments were not affected). In other words - they get a taste of what normal people go through. Both out of a job. She feels entitled to the job and salary and is pissed.
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  9. Yvette Cooper from the Chicken coup ? Nope ! she can join the LibDems
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  10. Well he wanted a career in London .... so it had to be Labour ... and to be fair he joined 20 years ago - those were the Blair days. For an ambitious political career good times, being a minority was an advantage (a small one - not sure it would have helped with the Tories. - Only the window dressing for home Secretary after Windrush gave an advantage to a minority politician.
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  11. The defenders of Zionist sensibilities doth protest too much, methinks. The relentless campaign against Labour under Corbyn might backfire. It gets Labour new members. Most people do not so intensely identify with the Jewish/Zionist community that the claims matter for them. But they notice that the approach is heavy handed. Those who take offense see it often as another point to make against Corbyn and a solidly left party (so bias might increase the felt "concern") They would not vote for Labour (under Corbyn) anyway. As for the Jewish community - their vote is concentrated in London and some large cities. It will not change an election outcome. And of course many of the only 0,5 % of the population have their political home with the Tories. Mainstream media, MPs and Labour establishment (Tony Blair ! - doesn't he have any dictators to court) and the lobby groups have a megaphone - but they still have only ONE VOTE per person.
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  12. It was center (with a little left) under Blair: these are the people that can't be bothered to call out the Tories when they defund the NHS as soon as they get into power. "Centrist" start wars when 1 million people on the streets demonstrate against that. Not all Labour MPs voted for Blair's war, but only few fought to prevent it like corbyn. They will work hand in glove with big finance (like Blair) and they will look the other way while the financial crisis builds up (like Blair) or write about privatizing the NHS and they have worked as lobbyist for pharma - like Owen Smith. Or they are like Yvette Cooper and purport not to understand QE for the People (where has she been when the Bank of England, the Fed and the ECB created trillions ! to pretty up the balance sheets of the banks - AFTER some had been bailed out. QE for the banks is just fine, but the handweringing starts when "money" (it is a virtual thing) would be used to hep the people and to invest into the country (long term).
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  13. LibDems are your party
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  14. The U.K. media has not bothered May with harsh questions, did they ?
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  15. Wales want Labour to be "liberal" ??? A) I don't believe it and B) they can vote LibDem in that case.
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  16. Blair has the Iraq War * and the Great Financial Crisis (allowing the U.K. banks to participate, not all countries and even larger banks were in the middle of it) to answer for . And after leaving office that he worked t for every ugly dictatorship that would pay him. I understand that as PM he had to meet with the Saudis or the tyrants of former Soviet Republics - But working voluntarily w/o responsibility for the country for them ? Is the salary of the PM really that bad, and don't they get a pension. One would think he would have a nest egg and would do some charities. (see Jimmy Carter). The complete fuckup of Big Finance, the regulators, and governments - letting the Great Financial Crisis happen: it was not only the U.S. and big finance of Europe that participated in THAT bubble. after Bill Clinton around 1999/2000 had finished the project that Reagan and Thatcher started - to deregulate finance and to financialize the economy - it was taken as cue by the big international players to go crazy and make money hand over fist. Iceland, the Balkan investment of Hypo Alpe Adria, Cyprus, Greece, the Spanish real estate bubble were separate from the U.S. Which was a massive real estate bubble with a massive speculation bubble on top. * to be fair regarding the insanity of both neoliberal parties: Under Cameron the insanity of the war against Libya happened, and he wanted open war with Syria (in 2013, Obama retracted after he got the Sarin analysis from Porton Down, the Sarin used did not match the stocks of the Syrian government. And he got a warning from the Pentagon). So the UK continued to "only" participate in the proxy war in Syria and also helped jihadists (often foreign mercenaries) in their attempt to topple the government of Assad.
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  17. Blair = war monger and on his watch the financial crisis developed - Alan Johnson was Home Secretary. And they lost 2010, and 2015 !
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  18. Tory troll or Israel troll ??
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  19.  @saxglend9439  Of course ! Corbyn is against war (tried to stop Blair), and would regulate the banks, and he would also properly fund council housing, the councils (so they can provide services), the NHS (to be fair the defunding of the NHS to breaking point was started by the Tories. Of COURSE !) And he would have negotiated the same soft deal as Johnson but with worker protection. Evil incarnate !
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