Thread: Starmer’s chronicles
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Old 25-01-2025, 08:51   #739
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Re: Starmer’s chronicles
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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
It's what you get from an ageing population. Too expensive to have kids. Those with young with any talent or sense, emigrate from this decaying backwater.I blame everything that has happened since 2016. No point in blaming politicians its what some of us voted for.
You ignore totally the devastating impact of Covid and the Ukraine war. What would have been done differently under Labour? Longer lockdowns for a start, which would have been even more expensive.

However, I agree that Sunak was a disappointing Prime Minister. It seemed as if he’d given up, which is certainly not what I expected from him.

As for Truss, whatever your view on her short record, even you must be realising that the Starmer/Reeves team is doing far more damage to the economy than was the case after her mini-budget (and I won’t go into the real cause of that as the argument has already been aired many a time).

By the end of the next 4.5 years, the UK will be in a sorry state indeed.
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