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Labour Ministers and the Unions


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I'm afraid there is nothing new in this.  Many senior (and junior) Labour MPs have received union sponsorship over the years and it still goes on.

Historical : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:British_MPs_sponsored_by_trade_unions

It has always been accused of the Tories that they take money from big business.  The reality is that Labour and LibDems also take money - a LOT of money.

https://news.sky.com/story/westminster-accounts-the-biggest-donors-to-mps-since-the-last-election-12767944

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47 minutes ago, matone said:

The Stasi will be round....

Be careful what you wish for.  Sue Gray has a reputation for 'secret state' mentality.

From the Wikipedia entry about her;

"she was "notorious… for her determination not to leave a document trail", had advised special advisers how to destroy emails through "double-deletion" and made at least six interventions "to tell departments to fight disclosures under the Freedom of Information Act".

I kid you not!

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You can call me cynical but I can see no reason why anyone who has entered Labour Politics did so except to line their own pockets from the trough.

Not necessarily true of the Conservative Politicians. Many of whom were already incredibly wealthy 《 Rishi Sunak, Jacob Rees Mogg etc) for whom public service probably cost them money. Others were very well educated and qualified, even if they lacked the common touch.

But Labour has a load of poorly qualified chancers, Angela Raynor for example. Not even one GCSE to her name. Now Deputy Prime Minister.  She can't ever speak in sentences and her protective circle of minders won't let her be interviewed on TV. 

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12 minutes ago, Vince Green said:

You can call me cynical but I can see no reason why anyone who has entered Labour Politics did so except to line their own pockets from the trough.

Not necessarily true of the Conservative Politicians. Many of whom were already incredibly wealthy 《 Rishi Sunak, Jacob Rees Mogg etc) for whom public service probably cost them money. Others were very well educated and qualified, even if they lacked the common touch.

But Labour has a load of poorly qualified chancers, Angela Raynor for example. Not even one GCSE to her name. Now Deputy Prime Minister.  She can't ever speak in sentences and her protective circle of minders won't let her be interviewed on TV. 

Just shows how totally warped the system is that the deputy PM can get the job without a single qualification and have the inability to string together a sentence.  She will be in the top job in time when the far left get shut of Ten Tier Kier.

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13 minutes ago, Weihrauch17 said:

Just shows how totally warped the system is that the deputy PM can get the job without a single qualification and have the inability to string together a sentence.  She will be in the top job in time when the far left get shut of Ten Tier Kier.

But Labour has always been quite close to Soviet style nepotism even though they have taken great pains to hide behind a rather more respectable cloak of respectability.

How Raynor got to the top will alway be the subject of "you may suspect but I couldn't possibly comment "

The truth is she has the support of the hard left and that is always going to be a worry

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2 minutes ago, Vince Green said:

But Labour has always been quite close to Soviet style nepotism even though they have taken great pains to hide behind a rather more respectable cloak of respectability.

How Raynor got to the top will alway be the subject of "you may suspect but I couldn't possibly comment "

The truth is she has the support of the hard left and that is always going to be a worry

Yep totally agree, she will lead the party.

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13 hours ago, .357shooter said:

be carefull saying anything about the gov you can now be done for anti establishment comments online.what has happened to this country?.

Get them while they're young and gullible.

Young kids to be taught at school how to recognise "fake news etc". In other words, "Only believe what the government says."

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10 hours ago, Vince Green said:

You can call me cynical but I can see no reason why anyone who has entered Labour Politics did so except to line their own pockets from the trough.

Not necessarily true of the Conservative Politicians. Many of whom were already incredibly wealthy 《 Rishi Sunak, Jacob Rees Mogg etc) for whom public service probably cost them money. Others were very well educated and qualified, even if they lacked the common touch.

But Labour has a load of poorly qualified chancers, Angela Raynor for example. Not even one GCSE to her name. Now Deputy Prime Minister.  She can't ever speak in sentences and her protective circle of minders won't let her be interviewed on TV. 

Steady on Vince, relating GCSE's to intelligence and common sense? ? ? Oops?

Politicians are probably the same as escorts, they will take every advantage? 

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6 hours ago, oldypigeonpopper said:

Hello, A fair proportion of Labour MPs had money from Unions to fight their campaign to become a MP

Not only to fight the election. Once they are MPs they are 'sponsored' by a union to represent their interests

I fail to see how if 'cash for questions" is illegal being sponsored isnt

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