Cable Forum - Starmer’s chronicles

Do you think, possibly, if we continually ignore them, they'll all go away?

Lets face it, politicians have very little power, that's all in the hands of the unions and privately owned utility companies :D

TheDaddy

09-02-2026 13:44

Re: Starmer’s chronicles

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36210256)

No, no more of the same as the conservatives passing the baton around call a general election

Parliament act prevents this...

heero_yuy

09-02-2026 13:55

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SCOTTISH Labour Leader Anas Sarwar has broken ranks and told Sir Keir Starmer to RESIGN in the latest blow for the despairing PM.

Mr Sarwar blasted “chaos” at the heart of Downing Street in an attempt to sure up his future ahead of Holyrood elections in May.

thenry

09-02-2026 14:05

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36210258)

Parliament act prevents this...

Apparently in some other life I agreed to it.

Who is this Anas Sarwar

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papa smurf

09-02-2026 14:14

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36210261)

Apparently in some other life I agreed to it.

Who is this Anas Sarwar

He's the man who just stabbed Starmer in the back ;)

meanwhile https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0seXyQIV44c

thenry

09-02-2026 14:19

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Everythings happening at the back. One at the back :LOL:

Chris

09-02-2026 16:12

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36210261)

Apparently in some other life I agreed to it.

Who is this Anas Sarwar

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The only senior Labour politician facing a general election this year - one in which Labour is in danger of being squeezed out of by Reform, if the polls in Scotland are anywhere near accurate.

thenry

09-02-2026 16:21

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Rhetorical question. The guys a nobody. Good luck in your polls & election.

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Itshim

09-02-2026 16:49

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Things can only get better.

Carth

09-02-2026 16:57

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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36210274)

Things can only get better.

I'd like that in writing, in triplicate, signed by 3 completely impartial (human) witnesses, and hand delivered by a funny bloke named Pat that drives a red van :D

Sephiroth

09-02-2026 17:46

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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36210274)

Things can only get better.

Do please elaborate.

Sirius

09-02-2026 18:38

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He needs to fall on his sword. Labour are starting to fall apart and i will be shocked if we make it to the next set time for the next General Election. Once the public see that there goverment is a clownfest that government is finished.

Sephiroth

09-02-2026 18:47

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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 36210281)

The heart might well tell us what you've said.

The head might tell a different story. Nobody in the Labour Parliament is fit to be PM; that's why we are so far up shit creek that it hurts. So, anyone else taking over from among that bunch of fools will ruin our country even more - and that's worse.

So, short of a General Election (which I doubt will happen), keeping Starmer in place might be a more necessary evil.

1andrew1

09-02-2026 18:57

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36210282)

I think there's a few in the Party regretting that their move to keep Andy Burnham out of Parliament was successful. I think they scuttled Labour's only hope when they did that.

Paul	09-02-2026 22:30

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36210283)

I think there's a few in the Party regretting that their move to keep Andy Burnham out of Parliament was successful. I think they scuttled Labour's only hope when they did that.

I suspect a lot more are quite happy with the move - do you really want him as PM ?

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