British Politics Thread.

[Wildeybeast]

I'm assuming he's Cleggy's replacement from context.

I thought that was Capitan Peacock from 'Are you being served'?

[Filthy Casual]

For those not paying attention, to update you on the latest in british politics:

The Chancellor has announced he will be cutting the funding that provides school meals to the poor, another blatant and unfair attack on the poor that will have no effect on the rich.

The Department for Work and Pensions was found to be culpable in causing the suicide of a man from whom they unfairly withdrew benefits from

A wealthy, tax dodging donator to the Tories, who didn't get the cushy influential job he thought he was paying for, decided to fit back at the Prime Minister by revealing that he did what we all knew over privileged public school boys did anyway. Namely, took loads of cocaine and put his penis in a place where a penis shouldn't be. (a pigs head) (cooked possibly?)

[Asymmetrical Xeno]

A pig isn't the worst thing a Tory Sociopath has inserted themselves into.

[Wolfshade]

Governmental bodies cannot be found culpable for corporate manslaughter owing to crown immunity...just saying.

[Kirsten]

even the Torygraph thinks Theresa May is talking rubbish

[url]http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/immigration/11913927/Theresa-Mays-immigration-speech-is-dangerous-and-factually-wrong.html[/url]

[Psychosplodge]

We're letting people in that are willing to work for less (I know brickies and electricians that have personally suffered for that) and not building houses fast enough. Seems negative to me.

[Path Walker]

In general, there has been no noticeable effect, yes some trades suffered but in general, the immigrants we're getting are going in to sectors that were understaffed anyway, everyone is point out the bollocks May is spouting, for different reasons.

[Psychosplodge]

That kinda is a noticeable effect, more so if it's your trade than if you maybe want something building once in a decade.

[Alaric]

We're letting people in that are willing to work for less (I know brickies and electricians that have personally suffered for that) and not building houses fast enough. Seems negative to me.

We r seeing the reverse over here. more houses than people.

[Kirsten]

watch the Britain First documentary that was on BBC3 tonight, and laugh at their sheer idiocy shown up on camera.