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jfman 18-05-2023 10:19

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Rishi abandons commitment to get net migration down. Quelle surprise.

Immigration has been used by the Conservatives (and Labour) to drive down wages wages and living standards in this country for 40 years while blaming the EU bogey man and unquantifiable “red tape”.

denphone 18-05-2023 10:29

Re: The Chronicles of Rishi
 
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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36152094)
Rishi abandons commitment to get net migration down. Quelle surprise.

Immigration has been used by the Conservatives (and Labour) to drive down wages wages and living standards in this country for 40 years while blaming the EU bogey man and unquantifiable “red tape”.

Yep its easy to blame Johnny Foreigner and the EU for all this country's ills.

Well we cannot blame the EU anymore for our ills even though the right wing media and politicians will still have a good try at it.

1andrew1 18-05-2023 11:25

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36152095)
Yep its easy to blame Johnny Foreigner and the EU for all this country's ills.

Well we cannot blame the EU anymore for our ills even though the right wing media and politicians will still have a good try at it.

It's Remainer civil servants and striking nurses who have sabotaged the Government's efforts to keep immigration down.

Well, it was last time I read the Express!

TheDaddy 18-05-2023 11:42

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36152089)
I agree. They think that the red meat they are selling will buy them power again but I really do think that there are enough decent people in this country to see through this. The Tories, in their current form, are watching their Rome burn while they fiddle ...

Fiddle what, the taxpayers

Pierre 18-05-2023 11:52

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36152069)
Seems like you subscribe to the Victorian school of values: know your place and if you can't afford food, starve.

Well if you have to resort to outright lies to try and validate your point, it's not a very strong point is it?

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Just watch her keynote speech at the NatC conference:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1658134915202834433

Barking mad ...
Looked like a great speech.

Which bit don't you agree with? Two main points I took from it, I'll paraphrase:

1. Todays children are tomorrows leaders, so should we not educate them with British values.

2. Keep woke ideology out of school education. Kids do not need to be taught about Gender ideology, Trans issues, Critical race theory, how colonialism was evil (colonialism itself and incorrect term), etc etc.

Teachers should not be sacked for refusing to recognise a pupils "pronouns"

Teachers that teach about the prophet mohammed should not have to leave their job and go into hiding.

So, I do subscribe to her methods. More schools should and they may get results like this

https://www.mylondon.news/news/north...-gcse-24895029

ianch99 18-05-2023 12:07

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36152101)
Well if you have to resort to outright lies to try and validate your point, it's not a very strong point is it?

Calm down dear

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36152101)
Looked like a great speech.

Which bit don't you agree with? Two main points I took from it, I'll paraphrase:

1. Todays children are tomorrows leaders, so should we not educate them with British values.

2. Keep woke ideology out of school education. Kids do not need to be taught about Gender ideology, Trans issues, Critical race theory, how colonialism was evil (colonialism itself and incorrect term), etc etc.

Teachers should not be sacked for refusing to recognise a pupils "pronouns"

Teachers that teach about the prophet mohammed should not have to leave their job and go into hiding.

So, I do subscribe to her methods. More schools should and they may get results like this

https://www.mylondon.news/news/north...-gcse-24895029

You can paraphrase and invent all the scare stories you like, it won't make her, the right-wing Tories and the conference they attended normal.

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36152094)
Rishi abandons commitment to get net migration down. Quelle surprise.

Immigration has been used by the Conservatives (and Labour) to drive down wages wages and living standards in this country for 40 years while blaming the EU bogey man and unquantifiable “red tape”.

You have to smile though: the Tories will be deserted by the people who voted Brexit to keep the foreigners out and by the decent Tories who are repulsed by their lies & morality.

They are between a rock and a hard place :D

Pierre 18-05-2023 13:22

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Originally Posted by ianch99
invent all the scare stories you like

Unlike you, I do not have to invent anything.

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/u...iding-20260010

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...ttinghamshire/

https://unherd.com/thepost/report-mo...nder-ideology/

https://manhattan.institute/article/...ritish-schools

1andrew1 18-05-2023 15:23

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Just read the first two. Can't blame the school for some parents' reaction to the cartoon. And the teacher with the pronoun stance was not sacked.

I'll read the rest later.

ianch99 18-05-2023 15:34

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36152109)
Just read the first two. Can't blame the school for some parents' reaction to the cartoon. And the teacher with the pronoun stance was not sacked.

I'll read the rest later.

Yup, just scare stories.

TheDaddy 18-05-2023 15:47

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36152062)
I guess we know where your politics is at the moment. The good news is that the majority of the country are so far away from what this clown show of a conference represents.

Here's one of your "interesting" people:

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/po...unches-348572/

Did anyone ask her what she did to stop her teachers from feeling ostracised?

ianch99 18-05-2023 18:23

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36152111)
Did anyone ask her what she did to stop her teachers from feeling ostracised?

Someone posted a screenshot of the letter sent out to the debtor parents in which her school describes what it will do to their children:

https://www.cableforum.uk/images/local/2023/05/6.jpg

All makes sense now, Suella Braverman was the first chair of governors at her school.

TheDaddy 18-05-2023 20:02

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36152114)
Someone posted a screenshot of the letter sent out to the debtor parents in which her school describes what it will do to their children:

https://www.cableforum.uk/images/local/2023/05/6.jpg

All makes sense now, Suella Braverman was the first chair of governors at her school.

Thanks but that's not really what I'm getting at, she said her staff are ostracised for not being liberal-minded well, what did she do about it? She makes out she's a leader, what did she do when members of her team needed support, I guessing feck all because this was all a bizarre rant lapped up by a willing audience

Pierre 18-05-2023 20:16

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36152109)
Just read the first two. Can't blame the school for some parents' reaction to the cartoon. And the teacher with the pronoun stance was not sacked.

I'll read the rest later.

The school threw the teacher under the proverbial bus and failed to support him infront of the mob.

The teacher was suspended and then clams she was sacked when she shared details of the incident with her solicitor. Unless you can show me she left of her own free will? I’m always happy to admit if I’m wrong.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/17...council-sacked

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36152110)
Yup, just scare stories.

No, reality, unfortunately.

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36152114)
Someone posted a screenshot of the letter sent out to the debtor parents in which her school describes what it will do to their children:

https://www.cableforum.uk/images/local/2023/05/6.jpg

All makes sense now, Suella Braverman was the first chair of governors at her school.

Seems reasonable to me. Or do you think that people that are able to pay for school dinners shouldn’t?

Oh and look, they weren’t left to “starve”. That’s because they wouldn’t Be allowed to.

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Originally Posted by ianch99
Seems like you subscribe to the Victorian school of values: know your place and if you can't afford food, starve.

1andrew1 18-05-2023 20:42

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36152117)
Teachers should not be sacked for refusing to recognise a pupils "pronouns"

As your article link shows, she wasn't sacked for refusing to recognise a pupil's chosen pronouns but for another reason.

According to the teacher herself.
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...she has been sacked for gross misconduct after sharing information about the child with her lawyers in preparation for a judicial review claim against the school and the council.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/17...council-sacked

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36152117)
I’m always happy to admit if I’m wrong.

Good man. :tu:

Hugh 18-05-2023 21:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36152117)
The school threw the teacher under the proverbial bus and failed to support him infront of the mob.

The teacher was suspended and then clams she was sacked when she shared details of the incident with her solicitor. Unless you can show me she left of her own free will? I’m always happy to admit if I’m wrong.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/17...council-sacked

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No, reality, unfortunately.

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Seems reasonable to me. Or do you think that people that are able to pay for school dinners shouldn’t?

Oh and look, they weren’t left to “starve”. That’s because they wouldn’t Be allowed to.

Why is it reasonable to put a child in isolation because their parent hasn't paid something?

The child is be in being punished for something they haven't done.


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