Labour is descending into all-out civil war under Keir Starmer | Politics | News
Labor everything goes down to civil war. Leadership aid is intensified, the Prime Minister’s Chief of General Staff fights for his political life, and Andy Burnham opens for Starmer’s work. God knows only which crazy left faction will win with death in this struggle. But one thing we know is that Burnham will be a disaster for the country as the Prime Minister.
As part of the Shameless Power Area of Number 10, Burnham said that the Labor Party should “take back the 1980s”.
He called for an increase in expropriation of housing, water and energy companies and borrowing. In other words, it is a more swollen and inefficient situation that increases your money more. It is also clear about the desire to increase taxes – even more of Rachel Reeves already.
It is not clear what Burnham Planet is. Anyone who understands how things work knows how terrible the situation is already.
Our economy is flattened. We are on a road for the highest inflation in the G7 and unemployment continues to rise.
Since millions of people were unemployed, the welfare bill increased and the borrowing was completely out of control and their forecasts exceeded £ 11 billion.
Warning lights are open and still doubling the labor, with more disabled tax increase and more borrowing on the horizon. Still, Burnham wants to go faster, faster. The greatest peace time has done his duty for years to get back the legacy of our Prime Minister. So it’s worth remembering what Thatcher met when he took office and how he reversed the ship.
In the late 1970s, Britain became a complete chaos thanks to the socialists. The trade unions were rebelling and the garbage stacked on the streets. Taxes were making eyewriting and companies operated by the Great State failed. The UK was uncompromising and inflation was high.
Thus, the voters made a great call-they chose the strong-willed woman who seized the union of the unions, overthrew the unity of the aftermath and saved our economy.
One of the biggest lessons of that time is that we have to live in our vehicles. The country is like a house – it cannot survive by spending more than it brings. Nevertheless, by 2030, we will pay more than 130 billion £ more than £ more than £ 2030. And surprisingly, Burnham seems to see no problem with it. In fact, the Council wants to borrow an additional £ 40 billion to finance the house plans.
He offers more reasons for his time as the Mayor of Manchester, the Mayor of Manchester. He asked the government to allow him to suspend the right to buy and rejected the hardworking families to have their own home. And for the residents, he increased premiums on council tax and squeezed more money than ordinary people. He also called for the re -valuation of houses, which will see that some people pay significantly more council tax.
It is also a close friend of unions. Everyone living in London will know how they stopped capital at the beginning of this month. If it reaches a place close to Burnham NO10, we can wait more. All of this sounds like the recreation of the economic disaster that thatcher has to fix.
In other words, Labour’s Civil War is about which one would take us back to the 1970s. Only conservatives will restore financial responsibility to the government, and to enable us to live in our vehicles and free businesses to enlarge our economy.
