Keir Starmer

[Highway Man]

both conflicts have run out of steam thats why they are ending

the Israel Gaza ceasefire was Bidens deal

Trump stopped aid package to Ukraine last year and extended the war


poor Diyfun wrong again

What a ridiculous thing to say. Anyways I have a guitar to eat so I can’t be bothered with this nonsense.

 

[gas112]

Trump stopped aid package to Ukraine last year and extended the war


poor Diyfun wrong again

attempt to explain that one

 

[diy_fun_uk]

You claimed that Trump is making the lives of ordinary American citizens better
youve made that claim several times
but you cant produce any evidence, absolutely nothing

lol, when I post on forums, I don't feel obligated to provide proof. It's a GD section on a DIY forum, not a uni dissertation forum that contributes towards a grade.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

What a ridiculous thing to say. Anyways I have a guitar to eat so I can’t be bothered with this nonsense.

Yeah, his comebacks are getting more and more pathetic.

The lefties just don't know how to deal with all of this, lovely to see

 

[Brigadier]

What a ridiculous thing to say. Anyways I have a guitar to eat so I can’t be bothered with this nonsense.

Too stringy for me.

 

[noseall]

You are including yourself in the we bit. It’s what normal people are seeing.

No answer then.

 

[noseall]

lol, when I post on forums, I don't feel obligated to provide proof.

Obligated?
You made the claim many times, so it must be a piece of píss for you surely? Why so reluctant, lol.
Really, it's just a bit of typing and a link.

 

[Justin Passing]

Its a pensioner thing. You can just picture the miserable old duffers, sniffling behind their Wail rags, chuntering and seething, as they are fed a daily diet of hatred.

'ere lad. I'm a pensioner. CBA ro read a newspaper.

 

[Justin Passing]

I'm still inthe "giving Starmer a chance" camp. I don't think much of his leadership qualities.
Brown- nosing to fatty orange was probably the best approach, we'll see.. I noticed most that he got T to say he'd support the Brits militarily if needed..
I hope he at least learns one thing from Trump - get on with things you believe will which help your country, quickly.

 

[securespark]

I find it extraordinary that me expressing a dislike for Starmer has caused more of a stir than my begrudging praise for him doing a reasonable job with the US visit.

Especially given the 'lefts' expressions of love for the Donald posted on this board up to 100 times a day.

It's not a just a dislike. By your own admission

I'll go even further and say I loathe and hate him with every fibre in my body.

And when I asked

What leads you to make that statement?

You said

His hair, it's worse than Donald's.

What a bizarre response. You loathe and hate someone with every fibre in your body because of his hair?

 

[diy_fun_uk]

I'm still inthe "giving Starmer a chance" camp. I don't think much of his leadership qualities.
Brown- nosing to fatty orange was probably the best approach, we'll see.. I noticed most that he got T to say he'd support the Brits militarily if needed..
I hope he at least learns one thing from Trump - get on with things you believe will which help your country, quickly.

Something that's often discussed is the difference between a manager and a leader. Someone can be a great manager but not a great leader, and vice versa.

I tend to think of Starmer in the manager category. That's not necessarily a bad thing if he delivers. Whether we'll look back on him as an average, good or great manager, only time will tell. You never know, we might end up looking back on him as a good/great leader.

 

[MNW67]

In fact I'll go even further and say I loathe and hate him with every fibre in my body.

I wasn't aware of that.

I'd always thought Starmer would be far too anodyne to stir any strong feelings either way.

 

[blup]

You've got to love Eamonn Holmes

An Opinionated rent a gob more like

 

[Brigadier]

Something that's often discussed is the difference between a manager and a leader. Someone can be a great manager but not a great leader, and vice versa.

I tend to think of Starmer in the manager category. That's not necessarily a bad thing if he delivers. Whether we'll look back on him as an average, good or great manager, only time will tell. You never know, we might end up looking back on him as a good/great leader.

Yes, I have previously posted that I thought Kier was an administrator, rather than a leader.

Whether that is/was through lack of desire, need, opportunity, or him just not having "it", we will only find out in the fullness of time.

 

[Odds]

Obligated?
You made the claim many times, so it must be a piece of píss for you surely? Why so reluctant, lol.
Really, it's just a bit of typing and a link.

It's the Reform way:

Truth is fake.
Opinion is fact.

They spout this drivel so i don't have to watch GBnews.