So getting someone like Nadhim Zahawi to join Reform is positive?
Fucksake, was looking forward to a real life version of Minority ReportYou sad @Embattle?
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Digital IDs: Starmer’s change of heart another ‘almighty backtracking’
The government dropping the digital ID scheme's mandatory element is another climbdown for Downing Street, writes the BBC's political editor.www.bbc.co.uk
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If you remove that element what's even the point of the ID at all?![]()
Digital IDs: Starmer’s change of heart another ‘almighty backtracking’
The government dropping the digital ID scheme's mandatory element is another climbdown for Downing Street, writes the BBC's political editor.www.bbc.co.uk
If you remove that element what's even the point of the ID at all?
So its easier across Government services I guess.
sorry, I mean papers please.
You sad @Embattle?
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Digital IDs: Starmer’s change of heart another ‘almighty backtracking’
The government dropping the digital ID scheme's mandatory element is another climbdown for Downing Street, writes the BBC's political editor.www.bbc.co.uk
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Which is, from a security standpoint, completely the wrong thing to do.In the end it'll do what I would like it to do, replace all other forms of ID.
Is there any UK politician who isn't bottom feeding scum and/or utterly useless? Just one?Nice to see Reform will be getting another detestable member soon:
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Robert Jenrick sacked by Tories for 'plotting to defect' - live updates
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch said she has sacked him due to "irrefutable evidence that he was plotting in secret to defect" from the party.www.bbc.co.uk
Meanwhile, despite all the headlines about u-turns, and the nonsense about "Starmer is evil", Labour are quietly getting on with good stuff.
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Record breaking auction for offshore wind secured to take back control of Britain's energy
A record 8.4GW of offshore wind secured in Europe’s biggest ever offshore wind auction.www.gov.uk
I listened to Jenrick on the radio yesterday and the man is a traitor, even working for a political party I will not vote for. To stab all your colleagues in the back the way he has, and he's doing it because he wants to be party leader and PM. Nothing more. A man who did his mate a favour and tried to save him paying about £50M in community infrastructure levy charges on a housing estate. A man who genuinely thinks that net zero is crazy and that cheaper energy is more important than a cleaner environment. He's a racist, backward power-hungry ghoul just like Farage. Hopefully they'll all end up fighting eachother (as extreme parties usually do) and they'll collapse into irrelevance.
Farage last year called him a fraud. They're ideally suited for oneanother, both being massive racist lying twats.
Part of the reason I'm getting called a gammon is that I'm willing to consider - without necessarily holding - different views.Got to be satire
I mean look. I know he's a Tory, I know Reform are as popular as a fart in a spacesuit. But unless the only acceptable thing to say is "what a cunt" then what's the point?
See above. If we saw nothing of value when they were Tories, what's changed?Are we all so ridiculously partisan that we can see nothing in politicians from parties we baulk at, at all?
He's had 25 years to do that and I note his principles didn't drive him to the brink when the Tories were in power.This guy looks like he's been kicking off over this for ages. We all hate the Tories for their mismanagement, correct? Most of us have worked in places that started off good, but turned to shit.
Is it not remotely possible that this issue really has broken that link for him?
Maybe spend more time with has family and give everyone else a break? Or you know, the honourable thing?If so, where does he go? Labour? Off to the greens to work for the Boob Whisperer?
Part of the reason I'm getting called a gammon is that I'm willing to consider - without necessarily holding - different views.
You used to be the same when you were younger and at Uni. Maybe that was because university has that sort of an atmosphere. But now you seem set in a single predictable "camp". Group identity.
You used to be able to hold a discussion. Go on. Try again?
Don't disagree with much of this - especially Jenrick. We're on the same page.What else do you need to know? It's rats leaving a sinking ship, the ship they knawed the holes in. Pretending they are magically not part of the problem and won't continue to be part of the problem with a bit of rebranding doesn't fill me full of confidence, and in the case of Jenrick, yeah "what a cunt" pretty much summarises it; he was a cunt when he was a Tory, he's not going to magically stop being a cunt working for Nigel Farage!
Like I said, I see value in some of them on both sides. And sometimes, in some of a specific person's arguments, but not all of their arguments.See above. If we saw nothing of value when they were Tories, what's changed?
It's an ask of anyone to give up their livelihood and what (to them at least) feels like meaningful contribution. And it's not one the vast majority of people, never mind MP's, would make.He's had 25 years to do that and I note his principles didn't drive him to the brink when the Tories were in power.
Maybe spend more time with has family and give everyone else a break? Or you know, the honourable thing?