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The government of landlords would never do it, but this needs to be a thing. Banks should be forced to consider (for example) a decade of timely rent payments in lieu of a deposit. It's really needed in some of the more expensive parts of the country where some of us had to move to find work, but then couldn't possibly afford the outgoings to build a large deposit while paying an in-absentia landlord who creams off the top of a letting agency.Originally posted by Lebowski View PostComment
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Yep, zero deposits were never the problem, irresponsible lending was. It begs belief that the housing market still hasn't crashedComment
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Mogg admits he was wrong about something
Truss plans to cut public sector pay
New poll suggests Sunak has begun to close ground on Truss againComment
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Hopefully someone will do some digging and find that, Jhonson Truss, Sunak, Mogg, Patel and Starmer ect, are all linked to this company via some dodgy tax Haven and also linked to funds given to test and trace and all are guilty of diverting and acquiring public funds via deception, they are removed from goverment and imprisoned bringing down both Labour and the Tory party in one massive scandal. The UK is then forced into a general election with the only viable candidate being a guy with a bucket on his head. He wins just as a meteorite hits earth and wipes out most of the uk.Originally posted by QualityChimp View PostLast edited by Lebowski; 02-08-2022, 10:48.Comment
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Truss continues Tory strategy by u-turning on her plan to cut public sector pay outside LondonComment
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Neither of these blistered tugshafts have an ounce of scruples. No ideas, no direction, no principles. Just sniffing the fart in whichever direction it’s quacked.Comment
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The best way to deal with the elected head of a regional government is to ignore her because she's vain and attention seeking. So says Truss, to fulsome applause from an audience full of gammons and purple rinses.
What kind of way is this to be a professional politician? It beggars belief. It's almost impressive that, after all this time and criminal incompetence, they can still continue to surprise.Comment
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That's utterly disgraceful, and you can scarcely believe they've managed to fill a room of people who would laugh and clap.Originally posted by Golgo View Post
I also ignore Nicola Sturgeon. However, I have no stock on Scottish Independence and can't vote for the SNP, so her politics and opinions have no relevance to me. But similarly, I'm not vying to be Prime Minister.
Is every politician just doing the Trump thing, now? Where they just say whatever will get a positive vibe from whatever room they're in?Comment
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Jeremy Corbyn urges west to stop arming Ukraine | Jeremy Corbyn | The Guardian
Corbyn pops his head up to help Starmar by reminding the world how utterly worse his leadership would have been as he calls on western leaders to essentially allow Putin to butcher UkraineComment
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He's always been anti-war. Which, I mean, we all probably should be. But unfortunately, **** like Russia invading Ukraine happens, and they deserve a slap in the face.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostComment
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Ultimately, this.Originally posted by Cassius_Smoke View Post
Pacifism and appeasement are different things, and it can sometimes be hard to tell one from the other.
"We shouldn't provoke Russia by allowing other countries into NATO."
"We shouldn't provoke Russia by having a new nuclear deterrent."
"We shouldn't provoke Russia by stopping them from invading other sovereign countries."
"We shouldn't provoke Russia, just let them occupy Westminster, they'll stop soon."Comment
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Yep, it's not a position of supporting peace if your approach to it is to sit by and allow mass genocides and atrocities to happen on national scales
He always was and always will be unfit to lead the party and it says a lot that he still maintains levels of support despite such an obvious fundamental failing that is core to being PMComment
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Tories have completely blown it with their strategy as inflation is set to spiral well beyond their control with the double whammy of a recession hitting at the same time.
RAC says retailers are passing on lower fuel costs at half the rate of their fallComment
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