Labour Election Promises (Broken) Thread

Slowly mounting up and how long has Two Tier been in power :facepalm:

It’s going to be a turbulent time of office

Winter Fuel Payment promise reversed

Energy Bills now on the rise despite huge profits from these energy companies.

Tax rises imminent


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news

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Originally Posted by TWGL1

Slowly mounting up and how long has Two Tier been in power :facepalm:

It’s going to be a turbulent time of office

Winter Fuel Payment promise reversed

Energy Bills now on the rise despite huge profits from these energy companies.

Tax rises imminent


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news

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Feckin hell you are in no position to criticise other people posting on here when you are obsessed

Take a week off you nutter

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Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY

Feckin hell you are in no position to criticise other people posting on here when you are obsessed

Take a week off you nutter

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Huh you’re an odd ****er fair play , one day mate you will create a thread that everyone can contribute to rather than you taking over the whole board with your pickled rhetoric.

Don’t you get the message :hehe:

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Originally Posted by TWGL1

Huh you’re an odd ****er fair play , one day mate you will create a thread that everyone can contribute to rather than you taking over the whole board with your pickled rhetoric.

Don’t you get the message :hehe:

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Your brain is pickled

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Originally Posted by TWGL1

Slowly mounting up and how long has Two Tier been in power :facepalm:

It’s going to be a turbulent time of office

Winter Fuel Payment promise reversed

Energy Bills now on the rise despite huge profits from these energy companies.

Tax rises imminent


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news

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It was supposed to go unnoticed, you've opened Pandora's box. The big hitters have to stay silent or if not, support the 2nd hit on working people who are on low wages and the pensioners, by defending another disgraceful policy by #Two Tier.

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Originally Posted by Heathblue

It was supposed to go unnoticed, you've opened Pandora's box. The big hitters have to stay silent or if not, support the 2nd hit on working people who are on low wages and the pensioners, by defending another disgraceful policy by #Two Tier.

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Oh christ he's off again

Two Tier .......so when Asian rioters attacking white protestors in Manchester etc are given the same sentences as far right protestors attacking Asian businesses , mosques etc .....you think that's two tier justice ?

Very odd

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Originally Posted by Heathblue

It was supposed to go unnoticed, you've opened Pandora's box. The big hitters have to stay silent or if not, support the 2nd hit on working people who are on low wages and the pensioners, by defending another disgraceful policy by #Two Tier.

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you consider people big hitters on a football messageboard, get out there and live mate :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy5409qq5xyo

Charities fear double energy price hit for pensioners

Caroline Abrahams, charity director at Age UK, said, that the "reckless" plans would have a huge impact on pensioners on low and modest incomes, as well as those living in vulnerable circumstances due to ill health.


Two Tier Kier strikes again

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Originally Posted by delmbox

you consider people big hitters on a football messageboard, get out there and live mate :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

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I living very well at the moment Del, being away from from home is difficult but the dough!!!! :biggrin: :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Heathblue

I living very well at the moment Del, being away from from home is difficult but the dough!!!! :biggrin: :thumbup:

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Glad to hear you're happy, now stop being intimidated by people who post on an internet messageboard

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Originally Posted by delmbox

Glad to hear you're happy, now stop being intimidated by people who post on an internet messageboard

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Hate to break it to you Del but you do not get to tell me anything. :thumbup:

The latest is the Labour Party carried out a full impact assessment of the winter fuel decesion.

They are not experts independent bodies should do this

My question is :
Did they check the amount of pensioners not claiming pension credit estimates are upwards of 800k .

Itscreported by independent bodies / charities the £1.4bn saving could become a cost of £3.8bn as pension credit applications grow.

Fuel capping decesion may see the bigger energy price this winter.

Pensioners in the middle income using the benefit to help with the sprialling effects of Xmas spends on food and grandkids.

Hypocrisy politics at its best .

Step bavk and ask yourself what some would call Truss or Boris , if they made this decision .

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Originally Posted by Heathblue

Hate to break it to you Del but you do not get to tell me anything. :thumbup:

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I can tell you what I want, your choice is whether to listen and stop embarrassing yourself or not :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by delmbox

I can tell you what I want, your choice is whether to listen and stop embarrassing yourself or not :thumbup:

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He gets his knowledge from the CONSPIRACY forum !

You have managed to revert to type again. As far as I know this particular thread is about the Labour Party, so an informed response is perfectly reasonable in this regard. No conspiracy theories here despite what you are suggesting

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Originally Posted by TWGL1

You have managed to revert to type again. As far as I know this particular thread is about the Labour Party, so an informed response is perfectly reasonable in this regard. No conspiracy theories here despite what you are suggesting

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I have no idea what you are talking about

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Originally Posted by TWGL1

You have managed to revert to type again. As far as I know this particular thread is about the Labour Party, so an informed response is perfectly reasonable in this regard. No conspiracy theories here despite what you are suggesting

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What do you mean when you say that "As far as you know" this thread is about the Labour Party, you posted it!

So we are clear, which of its manifesto promises (broken) has it broken so we are clear in the thread you initiated?

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Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays

What do you mean when you say that "As far as you know" this thread is about the Labour Party, you posted it!

So we are clear, which of its manifesto promises (broken) has it broken so we are clear in the thread you initiated?

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I have no idea what he's talking about

Something to look forward to.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8rx0mdgpnno

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Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays

What do you mean when you say that "As far as you know" this thread is about the Labour Party, you posted it!

So we are clear, which of its manifesto promises (broken) has it broken so we are clear in the thread you initiated?

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You just try to hard at times ( just try and keep it simple. All the information it there , if you think it’s worth a debate then go for it ) rather than acting like a primary school teacher.

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Originally Posted by life on mars

The latest is the Labour Party carried out a full impact assessment of the winter fuel decesion.

They are not experts independent bodies should do this

My question is :
Did they check the amount of pensioners not claiming pension credit estimates are upwards of 800k .

Itscreported by independent bodies / charities the £1.4bn saving could become a cost of £3.8bn as pension credit applications grow.

Fuel capping decesion may see the bigger energy price this winter.

Pensioners in the middle income using the benefit to help with the sprialling effects of Xmas spends on food and grandkids.

Hypocrisy politics at its best .

Step bavk and ask yourself what some would call Truss or Boris , if they made this decision .

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So the net result of this will be that pensioners who are genuinely struggling and need the money to live will get more (via claiming pension credit and keeping the wfa) and those who don't need it at all will get less? How terrible...

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Originally Posted by TWGL1

You just try to hard at times ( just try and keep it simple. All the information it there , if you think it’s worth a debate then go for it ) rather than acting like a primary school teacher.

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Not a problem, we all knew you would be unable to substantiate your statement when challenged. Then again, if I was a primary school teacher I would probably focus on your regular use of the word "to" when you mean "too"!

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Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays

Not a problem, we all knew you would be unable to substantiate your statement when challenged. Then again, if I was a primary school teacher I would probably focus on your regular use of the word "to" when you mean "too"!

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Saying that you wouldn’t get a job as a primary school teacher as you wouldn’t pass the CRB check…..

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Originally Posted by TWGL1

Saying that you wouldn’t get a job as a primary school teacher as you wouldn’t pass the CRB check…..

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To true

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Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays

To true

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