| And another lie 19:57 - Jun 21 with 1041 views | Whos_blue |
When pressed on lack of government involvement in talks regarding the current rail dispute, Shapps stated that "Blair didn't talk to the firefighters".
In actual fact, then deputy prime minister John Prescott lead the talks with the Fire Brigades Union.
They just don't care about lying anymore and the audacity to somehow blame Labour for this mess beggars belief.
Sadly, the base just lap it up time and time again again.
Quite depressing really.
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| And another lie on 22:12 - Jun 21 with 923 views | Plums |
They don’t even bother denying it any more. They know there is more value in propagating the untruths for their cheerleaders to consume than to even attempt to counter someone calling them out.
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| And another lie on 22:14 - Jun 21 with 920 views | Mullet |
| And another lie on 22:12 - Jun 21 by Plums |
They don’t even bother denying it any more. They know there is more value in propagating the untruths for their cheerleaders to consume than to even attempt to counter someone calling them out.
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Gull is is in fine form here. Just resorts to whimpering about veterans after being completely demolished for the subpar intellect he is.
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| And another lie on 22:18 - Jun 21 with 886 views | Plums |
| And another lie on 22:14 - Jun 21 by Mullet |
Gull is is in fine form here. Just resorts to whimpering about veterans after being completely demolished for the subpar intellect he is.
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That fact that people voted for Gullis is truly depressing. He’d be over promoted if he was employed to dig holes and fill them in again. | |
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| And another lie on 22:36 - Jun 21 with 842 views | factual_blue |
| And another lie on 22:18 - Jun 21 by Plums |
That fact that people voted for Gullis is truly depressing. He’d be over promoted if he was employed to dig holes and fill them in again. |
... Unless, of course he digs the hole, stays in it, and then fills it in. |  |
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| And another lie on 06:37 - Jun 22 with 732 views | solomon |
Sad isn’t it. There was a time, not too long ago, we had to look across the Atlantic to see this type of odious behaviour from elected politicians, now we have our own collection of Trump clones.
The last few days have been very depressing, the government and it’s allies have made a concerted effort to demonise the working classes and pour scorn on their plight.
Never has there been a more blatant case of divide and conquer. |  | | |
| And another lie on 08:24 - Jun 22 with 637 views | Dubtractor |
| And another lie on 06:37 - Jun 22 by solomon |
Sad isn’t it. There was a time, not too long ago, we had to look across the Atlantic to see this type of odious behaviour from elected politicians, now we have our own collection of Trump clones.
The last few days have been very depressing, the government and it’s allies have made a concerted effort to demonise the working classes and pour scorn on their plight.
Never has there been a more blatant case of divide and conquer. |
The odd thing is though, that I think more and more people are seeing through it. You read through the replies on one of the many 'it's Labour's strike' tweets from the tory MPs and it is almost universal derision towards them. The number of people defending them is negligible, and that feels like a shift from even a few months ago. |  |
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| And another lie on 08:52 - Jun 22 with 608 views | BLUEGOLD |
| And another lie on 22:18 - Jun 21 by Plums |
That fact that people voted for Gullis is truly depressing. He’d be over promoted if he was employed to dig holes and fill them in again. |
Another waste of skin and bones is Gullis. There are so many of them now.
Truly depressing. |  | | |
| And another lie on 08:58 - Jun 22 with 595 views | ZXBlue |
| And another lie on 08:24 - Jun 22 by Dubtractor |
The odd thing is though, that I think more and more people are seeing through it. You read through the replies on one of the many 'it's Labour's strike' tweets from the tory MPs and it is almost universal derision towards them. The number of people defending them is negligible, and that feels like a shift from even a few months ago. |
The way the Mail is behaving is extraordinary, even for them.
None of their headlines actually address what is going on or why. Every single one is an attack on labour or Starmer. Apparently, the big story this morning is not the strikes but that labour are "in chaos" over it and Starmer is a coward for not picketing.
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| And another lie on 09:31 - Jun 22 with 560 views | brazil1982 |
So did Blair speak with the Firefighters? |  | | |
| And another lie on 10:40 - Jun 22 with 511 views | Swansea_Blue |
| And another lie on 08:58 - Jun 22 by ZXBlue |
The way the Mail is behaving is extraordinary, even for them.
None of their headlines actually address what is going on or why. Every single one is an attack on labour or Starmer. Apparently, the big story this morning is not the strikes but that labour are "in chaos" over it and Starmer is a coward for not picketing.
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There were signs briefly that it was climbing out of the gutter under Geordie Greig, but since he was sacked and Paul Dacre returned as editor-in-chief of DMG media it's all gone to sh*t again.
But then the i newspaper falls under his control too and that's not a rampant bed of blatant racism, so god knows what's going on. The Mail is nothing but propaganda now. |  |
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