Makerfield

You need to go back further. The cuts were needed due to the massive spending from 2000 onwards, when Blair and Brown started bribing no-hopers to vote for them using money we didn't have.

The tories attempted to make some much needed cuts but chickened out just as they got going. They were on the right path, but the commie BBC and others demanded more of the borrow-to-spend nonsense we'd got used to.

If public spending was cut massively tomorrow then the UK would instantly become solvent, we're almost insolvent at the moment so are paying punishing bond yields. As soon as the markets sense that we have a competent government then the amount paid in interest by the government on its debt will fall instantly, just based on the same sentiment that is currently charging us punishing amounts due to the incompetence of our current leaders.

Make cuts, save on interest, then start cautiously spending some of those savings on public services. Don't just spew money on crap then complain when there's none left and the world markets won't lend you any more.
Ramblings of a mad man.
 
Which one?

"...the five million quid is for lifetime security..."

"..the five million quid is a reward for Brexit..."

"...the five million quid was not a political donation..."

Fromage does seem to be digging himself into a lot of holes lately.
You forgot about the bit where Fartage claimed he was hacked by the Russians.
 
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From what I've seen on TV, almost nobody bothers turning up other than for PMQs anyway. The govt's contemptuous ignoring of parliament, as stated numerous times by the speaker, is probably the main reason. Basically Starmer and his mob are announcing policy directly to the press - parliament doesn't really have a purpose under this dictatorship, nothing meaningful is discussed there.
 
From what I've seen on TV, almost nobody bothers turning up other than for PMQs anyway. The govt's contemptuous ignoring of parliament, as stated numerous times by the speaker, is probably the main reason. Basically Starmer and his mob are announcing policy directly to the press - parliament doesn't really have a purpose under this dictatorship, nothing meaningful is discussed there.
Farage is lazy and he's avoiding scrutiny.
 
You forgot about the bit where Fartage claimed he was hacked by the Russians.
The funny part isn't the endless bullshizzle coming from Fromages chops, but watching the fawning móróns contort themselves into believing which of his bribe excuses is true. Especially those fecktards that have endorsed them all.
 
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