What A Great Job

[nicebloke1]

Our PM KS has done a great job don't you think in putting these rioting thugs or the dirty jogger gang if you like behind bars and many more to follow. He's soon nipped it in the budd in bringing this trash to justice. And when you consider the cons sold off about 160 odd court buildings since 2010 hence  thousand of  cases awaiting to go to court, Sir Keir has wasted no time in pushing these rioting cases up front. Well done I say.

[douglas9401]

Self preservaation is a great motivator and has brought together all sides of the entitled, our betters as they see themselves.

They still wander around with their fingers in their ears though, and that won't help anyone.

[naomi24]

He's not solving the problem - he's papering over it until the next time.  He needs to start listening.

[Old_Geezer]

Beware, you may get accused of excusing the rioters !

 

But, yeah, dealing with symptoms is all very well, for a bit, but causes need tackling.

[nicebloke1]

So many left the law profession or didn't bother to take such like up at all due to the massive sell off of these court houses. Rap cases and such like have been but back years before they will be bought to court. Crazy cons.

[nicebloke1]

The cons had 14 years to deal with symptoms, their answer, close the courts. Joke

[Gromit]

Too early to say the Farage riots are nipped in the bud. The reason for the rioters discontent has not gone away, until there is some progress on illegal immigration, the liklihood of more unrest is always there.   
And the Government should not think it is doing well to quell the unrest. It should not make the mistake that they have won this small battle, that they have won a war. They haven't.

[ToraToraTora]

6 weeks in, we have riots, inflation busting pay rises, unions going radio, strikes on the way, back to 1979, creeping islamification, cross channel invasion, all tickety boo! Great job from the Kneeler.

[Gromit]

//  6 weeks in we have cross channel invasion //

That didn't happen in 6 weeks, we have had that since 2019. In the five years since the Conservatives let in 1.5 million immigrants.

[naomi24]

//the Farage riots//

 

Not that you're ever one to put a spin on anything, gromit.

[douglas9401]

A lesson from history?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_Riots

[nicebloke1]

Sometimes people  find it hard to give credit where its due. When you think the cons spent more time fighting between themseves for so long, and got through 4 PMs in no time at all and failing to address the problems of this country. No jail houses and no court houses, NOW, you expect a 48 hr solution from SK.

[naomi24]

But you said he's sorted it, nicebloke.,  Make your mind up.

[nicebloke1]

TTT Strikes on the way. Ha ha where you been the last 2 years? NHS / rail strikes have been in motion for some time.

[Khandro]

douglas: Dickens' Barnaby Rudge is a good read on that if you haven't read it.

[davebro3]

We weren't having "far right" riots under the Tories so it must be Labour coming to power that's caused them?

[nicebloke1]

Can't see where I said "sorted"? I did say great job getting this scum behind bars considering the 70 thousand cases waiting on the books. The balance left by the cons. YES  it does appear to be hard to give the credit, especially on AB. 

[ToraToraTora]

12:25 he's given 22% to the quacks, the rest of the public sectorewill want some of that action. That mean mass strikes, Kneeler will give in, that means massive inflation, that means interest rate hikes. Do you have a mortgage? oh dear!

[ToraToraTora]

https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1875480.html

 

[Gromit]

TTT,   
It was devised by an independent pay review body initiated by the Tories before they lost power.   
The failure of the last Government to settle with doctors and nurses resulted in massive waiting lists and people suffering for years to get treatment.  
Hopefully with everyone back working normally and at full capacity, we can get people treated sooner and end the suffering of millions.

[ToraToraTora]

12:41 irrelevant they can't have 22% no matter who suggested it. It's just fired the starting gun for inflation busting union demands followed by huge inflation followed by interest rate hikes. Who with a mortgage voted Labour? Dear oh dear. Straight back to 1979.