Is there anything in politics more shit than the Labour Party?

[The Real Maroonblood]

6 hours ago, Gundermann said:

 

Managed to get footage of you writing that.

 

[TuckerCarlsonsToupee]

23 hours ago, redjambo said:

 

In what way? Or are we now restricting ourselves to the simian-like flinging of shite without any explanations at all.

It's not something that is worth entering into a debate over, red.  You and I are perfectly capable of being polite with one another, despite obvious differences on social, economic, international, and moral issues.  There is nothing I could say that would change your mind on any of those things, and the same is true in the opposite direction.

God speed.

[Dennis Denuto]

46 minutes ago, TuckerCarlsonsToupee said:

It's not something that is worth entering into a debate over, red.  You and I are perfectly capable of being polite with one another, despite obvious differences on social, economic, international, and moral issues.  There is nothing I could say that would change your mind on any of those things, and the same is true in the opposite direction.

God speed.

So you are not going to explain the toxic turds comment then, just put it out there for people who agree with it to think how clever you are. 

[redjambo]

52 minutes ago, TuckerCarlsonsToupee said:

It's not something that is worth entering into a debate over, red.  You and I are perfectly capable of being polite with one another, despite obvious differences on social, economic, international, and moral issues.  There is nothing I could say that would change your mind on any of those things, and the same is true in the opposite direction.

God speed.

 

I don't think you get my point. You've slung some invective in the direction of the SNP and the Greens. Now you never know, I personally might agree with some of it, particularly as regards the Greens, but you have provided zero substance to your invective. It's facile. I don't want to change your mind or you to change anyone else's. However, at the very least you have to provide some substance, some flesh, to your attack. Otherwise we'll all just sit here shouting "Farage is a *****!", "The Greens are *****!", and so on until we're all blue in the face, like children hurling insults through a school fence. I'm sure that you have more to you than that.

Edited October 6, 2025 by redjambo

[Gundermann]

Someone trying to improve Tony Blair's reputation..?

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yk16gpxj0o

[Joey J J Jr Shabadoo]

50 minutes ago, Gundermann said:

Someone trying to improve Tony Blair's reputation..?

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yk16gpxj0o

Excellent timing. 😆

[The Real Maroonblood]

Labour losing to Plaid Cymru in Caerphilly.

[JudyJudyJudy]

Oh dear . lol . Interesting results . Not bad for reform really and bloody awful for Labour and even worse for the so called rising party the Greens 🥬 lol 1.5 % 🤣

 

[John Findlay]

17 minutes ago, JudyJudyJudy said:

Oh dear . lol . Interesting results . Not bad for reform really and bloody awful for Labour and even worse for the so called rising party the Greens 🥬 lol 1.5 % 🤣

 

Labour losing a seat in Wales, especially in South Wales. Should(but I don't think it will)

have the alarm bells ringing in downing Street.

[JudyJudyJudy]

2 minutes ago, John Findlay said:

Labour losing a seat in Wales, especially in South Wales. Should(but I don't think it will)

have the alarm bells ringing in downing Street.

It won’t though . They are that arrogant as they have another 4 years in power , worrying 

[JudyJudyJudy]

These people were giants compared to what we have now in Parliament

 

Great exchange between Dennis Skinner And Thatcher

 

 

 https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNdcJHRcC/

 

 

 

 

 

[BlueRiver]

24 minutes ago, John Findlay said:

Labour losing a seat in Wales, especially in South Wales. Should(but I don't think it will)

have the alarm bells ringing in downing Street.

 

I wonder with the way South Wales looks to be turning into a battleground between Labour/Plaid vs Reform if there was some tactical voting from Labour voters who knew their candidate was humped. 

 

Reform are very popular down there. In many ways Wales feels more divided than Scotland when it comes to politics despite the last 15 years up here being dominated by constitutional questions. 

[Cade]

The coming local elections are going to be a slaughter.

Sir Keef will probably be out on his ear.

The problem is that there is really nobody to replace him that the party will rally around. New New Labour have somehow managed to immediately run out of talent.

 

The people are demanding change. Any change. Even if it's Deform's jackboot fascism. 

Because "business as usual" is no longer an option.

But that is all that New New Labour are offering.

 

So someone is going to have to offer real, meaningful change otherwise the UK will end up like the USA. A total basket case.

[TheLobster]

Yes, Reform. A shower of tory rejects headed up by ethnic english nationalist scumbags. Would never vote for ANY english party in Scotland anyway, we're not england. 

[Mr Moncler]

6 minutes ago, Cade said:

The coming local elections are going to be a slaughter.

Sir Keef will probably be out on his ear.

The problem is that there is really nobody to replace him that the party will rally around. New New Labour have somehow managed to immediately run out of talent.

 

The people are demanding change. Any change. Even if it's Deform's jackboot fascism. 

Because "business as usual" is no longer an option.

But that is all that New New Labour are offering.

 

So someone is going to have to offer real, meaningful change otherwise the UK will end up like the USA. A total basket case.

Hard to disagree with any of this. 

[Gundermann]

2 hours ago, TheLobster said:

Yes, Reform. A shower of tory rejects headed up by ethnic english nationalist scumbags. Would never vote for ANY english party in Scotland anyway, we're not england. 

 

English nats?

 

Did you see Reform's leader after last night's result?

 

[The Real Maroonblood]

2 hours ago, TheLobster said:

Yes, Reform. A shower of tory rejects headed up by ethnic english nationalist scumbags. Would never vote for ANY english party in Scotland anyway, we're not england. 

Fair comment.

[Martin B]

Caerphilly again showing how inaccurate polls can be:

 

Poll a week ago:

Reform 42%
Plaid 38%

 

Result:

Plaid 47%
Reform 36%
 

[Victorian]

36% in a devolved parliament election beside a very strong nationalist party campaign is a pretty good indicator for Reform.   They'll be fairly happy with that.

[Martin B]

39 minutes ago, Victorian said:

36% in a devolved parliament election beside a very strong nationalist party campaign is a pretty good indicator for Reform.   They'll be fairly happy with that.

To an extent. They seemed confident they had it in the bag.

 

Polling much lower up here but will easily hoover up 15/16 seats in the lists.

[BlueRiver]

7 hours ago, Martin B said:

Caerphilly again showing how inaccurate polls can be:

 

Poll a week ago:

Reform 42%
Plaid 38%

 

Result:

Plaid 47%
Reform 36%
 

 

Only thing I wonder is if those same polls tilted a portion of Labour towards Plaid to keep Reform out. Effectively this by-election had become a run between them. 

 

I mean it would take a lot for me to vote SNP up here but I'd do it if the alternative was Reform. There'll be a lot of Welsh voters adopting that same view. 

[Ulysses]

Labour need to fix themselves.  Starmer is not the person to lead them to do that.

[il Duce McTarkin]

15 hours ago, Gundermann said:

Reform's leader

 

 

[Bairnjambo]

UK fishing fund offer to Scotland is 'madness', minister told - BBC News https://share.google/vCYqF5r1FIgtMlRuE

 

A union of equals?

[Mr Moncler]

5 minutes ago, Bairnjambo said:

UK fishing fund offer to Scotland is 'madness', minister told - BBC News https://share.google/vCYqF5r1FIgtMlRuE

 

A union of equals?

Labour always look out for Scotland eh. 
There can’t be a single person in this country who is glad they voted that lot in now. 

[The Real Maroonblood]

14 minutes ago, Mr Moncler said:

Labour always look out for Scotland eh. 
There can’t be a single person in this country who is glad they voted that lot in now. 

Except him.

[Mr Moncler]

34 minutes ago, The Real Maroonblood said:

Except him.

What a weapon he is😂

[The Real Maroonblood]

30 minutes ago, Mr Moncler said:

What a weapon he is😂

Scary.

[JamboGlen]

1 hour ago, Mr Moncler said:

What a weapon he is😂

Big part of saving our club.

[Mr Moncler]

7 minutes ago, JamboGlen said:

Big part of saving our club.

Doesn’t mean I have to like him. 
Guy is an utter tube. 

[Martin B]

10 hours ago, Ulysses said:

Labour need to fix themselves.  Starmer is not the person to lead them to do that.

Lucy Powell elected as his new depute. Don’t think she’ll lead them to much either.

[Cade]

Keef & Co have until May to pull their heids oot their arses.

Can't see it happening by then.

Labour needs to be looking for a new Leader ready to step into the breach now.

[Roxy Hearts]

1 hour ago, Mr Moncler said:

Doesn’t mean I have to like him. 
Guy is an utter tube. 

He most certainly is! Can't stand him or Labour. I used to vote for that shower on the naive thoughts they cared about Scotland and the "working man"!

[joondalupjambo]

When you have the northern Labour MP's saying that London Central is not even communicating with them properly how in the name of the wee man does anyone think the party decision makers even know Scottish Labour exists.

[Mr Moncler]

18 hours ago, Cade said:

Keef & Co have until May to pull their heids oot their arses.

Can't see it happening by then.

Labour needs to be looking for a new Leader ready to step into the breach now.

Rather they got trounced everywhere. 
Let them see what the country thinks of them. 
Absolute scumbags. 

[Mr Moncler]

https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/2125355/keir-starmer-declared-war-own-country-blowing-Britain-to-pieces?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwdGRleANrSt5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHqIOoXVNkLpVG4CO7jcwu59FrFGkbQKwPpF0aXVr3eVi-77HJyMBqHZgRa6d_aem_EVAeyuIdCBiH1_Pyc0oiUA#Echobox=1761295296
The sooner we can get this lot out the better. 
He’s literally the enemy. 

[Mr Moncler]

Rumoured possible 2p on income tax, changes to the VAT threshold to bring in more business taxes and now this???
They’re screwing us all to the floor!!

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/motoring/motoring-news/drivers-who-10000-miles-year-32727647.amp
 

Edited October 28, 2025 by Mr Moncler

[Cade]

Mr Toad (MP for Clacton) got a vote in Parliament to leave the EHCR.

 

Sir Keef told Labour MPs to abstain.

Labour MPs told him to shove that up his arse.

Sir Keef then told them that ok you *can* vote against, if you so wish.

Every Labour MP then voted against.

Motion defeated by a majority of 58, split along party lines.

 

Deform, Tories and DUP voted for.

Labour, LibDem, Green and SNP voted against.

[Joey J J Jr Shabadoo]

2 tier Kier protecting another honest mistake by a high profile Labour cabinet minister. 

Aren't we fortunate Rachel Reeves made an honest mistake renting her property and not needing the required licence.

 

Imagine how bad the country would be if Labour's politicians weren't so honest, and definitely not corrupt and above the law. 

[Cade]

  Seriously man, this lots of bumbling idiots are a feckin embarrassment. 14 years to prepare for power and this wishy washy shite is the best they can do?

[Victorian]

While retaining responsibility for her admin,  the omission was made by the letting agent managing the rental of her property.   She's the Chancellor of the Exchequer therefore probably a bit pre-occupied by that rather than marking the homework of her letting agent.

 

A bit of perspective is often useful.   In the grand scheme,  it barely even qualifies as a non-story.

[Taffin]

20 minutes ago, Victorian said:

While retaining responsibility for her admin,  the omission was made by the letting agent managing the rental of her property.   She's the Chancellor of the Exchequer therefore probably a bit pre-occupied by that rather than marking the homework of her letting agent.

 

A bit of perspective is often useful.   In the grand scheme,  it barely even qualifies as a non-story.

 

FFS Vic 😂😂

[The Mighty Thor]

20 minutes ago, Victorian said:

While retaining responsibility for her admin,  the omission was made by the letting agent managing the rental of her property.   She's the Chancellor of the Exchequer therefore probably a bit pre-occupied by that rather than marking the homework of her letting agent.

 

A bit of perspective is often useful.   In the grand scheme,  it barely even qualifies as a non-story.

 

The Badenoch headbanger has had plenty to say. The same one that said nothing when Spaffer had two ethics advisors resign over the sheer volume of his nonsense. 

 

Apparently it's over 900 quid. 

[The Real Maroonblood]

23 minutes ago, Victorian said:

While retaining responsibility for her admin,  the omission was made by the letting agent managing the rental of her property.   She's the Chancellor of the Exchequer therefore probably a bit pre-occupied by that rather than marking the homework of her letting agent.

 

A bit of perspective is often useful.   In the grand scheme,  it barely even qualifies as a non-story.

It’s always someone else’s fault.

[Victorian]

4 minutes ago, Taffin said:

 

FFS Vic 😂😂

 

Ffs what?   

[Victorian]

4 minutes ago, The Mighty Thor said:

 

The Badenoch headbanger has had plenty to say. The same one that said nothing when Spaffer had two ethics advisors resign over the sheer volume of his nonsense. 

 

Apparently it's over 900 quid. 

 

It's emblematic of UK politics right now.   People losing their dignity over a Selective Rental Licence that a letting agent didn't apply for.

 

[Taffin]

22 minutes ago, Victorian said:

 

Ffs what?   

 

Your defence of the Labour party is nauseating. 

 

Doesn't matter if it's £900 or £9000 quid. It wasn't a letting agent that didn't apply for it either, it was her.

 

If people rationalised away Tory misdemeanours you'd be all over them

Edited October 30, 2025 by Taffin

[Victorian]

Just now, Taffin said:

 

Your defence of the Labour party is nauseating. 

 

Doesn't matter if it's £900 or £9000 quid. 

 

If people rationalised away Tory misdemeanours you'd be all over them

 

1.   I'm not defending the Labour Party.   I'm commenting on a specific thing concerning an individual person.

 

2.  Nauseating.   

 

 

 

[Malinga the Swinga]

It appears that Ignorance of the law is an excuse after all.

[Mr Moncler]

15 minutes ago, Malinga the Swinga said:

It appears that Ignorance of the law is an excuse after all.

Well certainly if it’s your preferred party in power making “wee mistakes”😐

Nothing to see here.

Reeves can now move on and get back to hammering the British public into the ground😊

I’m sure she won’t forget anything there.