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Topic History of: The blackhole
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Author	Message
Al Gershwin	A stark reminder..... www.nationaldebtclock.co.uk/
Green Man	What virus, the the annual Winter flu Barney?
Al Gershwin	Rich wrote: This kind of governance is the definition of amorality. This government is a massive danger to it's own citizens. But in Starmerworld he's doing a great job and wouldn't change a thing. He doesn't listen. Even a large number of Labour MP's think this privately. His Chancellor has stagnated the economy and is financially illiterate, like Starmer. Neither would have even been good enou⁷gh to be in Blair's cabinet. When succeeding the Tories, Labour inherited a £2.7T National Debt - unprecedented in history. Therefore their early days were never going to be easy. Boris' costly mishandling of the virus is soon forgotten - as well as the Brexit disaster. Meeting the vast NT interest (tens of billion, annually) is now our biggest problem.
Green Man	Starmer is a WEF globalist and it shows. He does not speak like a leader but as a lawyer, everthing is about punishment. Just don't mention Peter Lynch to a Labour MP you will get sworn at.
Rich	This kind of governance is the definition of amorality. This government is a massive danger to it's own citizens. But in Starmerworld he's doing a great job and wouldn't change a thing. He doesn't listen. Even a large number of Labour MP's think this privately. His Chancellor has stagnated the economy and is financially illiterate, like Starmer. Neither would have even been good enough to be in Blair's cabinet.