O/T:- ⚠️Impressed with the leadership [The UK Party Politics Thread]

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Originally Posted by The Dug Out

Looks like this Labour Government have chucked our BIOT islanders in Chagos uner the bus, with a little help form the previous Tory's. Shamefull really as they have not even been involved in the Chinese handover.
On walking down Clumber Street on a Saturday lunchtime i just wish Lammy & Starmer would give Great Britain back to the British, not much chance of that!.

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Wasn't it a tory arrangement? X

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Originally Posted by PedroTheFisherman66

Wasn't it a tory arrangement? X

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After reading a little into it the Tory's, in their wisdom, set the ball rolling, Theresa May i think, then Lammy spotted it & kneejerked, feel sorry for the islanders that have not had a say in their destiny.

It's not cut and dried yet.

This government tried to sneak it through with no Parliamentary scrutiny, whilst they were not sitting. it looks now like they'll be forced to hold a Parliamentary hearing and there will have to be an act of Parliament passed, before it can be rubber stamped.

Don't forget, this is a government that despises Britishness and our history. With a populist government in Argentina, making noises again, if any UK government is going to cede the Falklands back to them, it will be this, slim, unpatriotic lot.

Any of you read that Reform are moving toward a private prosecution of the Manchester airport thugs if the police don't charge them?

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Originally Posted by The Dug Out

After reading a little into it the Tory's, in their wisdom, set the ball rolling, Theresa May i think, then Lammy spotted it & kneejerked, feel sorry for the islanders that have not had a say in their destiny.

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Feel sorry for what exactly?

We don't know any of the munutiae of the agreement, with the exception of Diego Garcia, they will presumably be allowed to return to the Islands which is what they've always wanted though it will be very interesting to see how many of them actually do. The only work there seems to be harvesting coconuts.

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Originally Posted by Med Pie

It's not cut and dried yet.

This government tried to sneak it through with no Parliamentary scrutiny, whilst they were not sitting. it looks now like they'll be forced to hold a Parliamentary hearing and there will have to be an act of Parliament passed, before it can be rubber stamped.

Don't forget, this is a government that despises Britishness and our history. With a populist government in Argentina, making noises again, if any UK government is going to cede the Falklands back to them, it will be this, slim, unpatriotic lot.

Any of you read that Reform are moving toward a private prosecution of the Manchester airport thugs if the police don't charge them?

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I know we've managed to keep the military base there, but Lammy in his wisdom forgot that the Mauritians are very, very friendly with the Chinese. A 'listening post' on one of the many other islands and the base becomes all but useless.

Andrew Mitchell said on Sunday they started the process but wouldn't propose the deal Labour has agreed

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Originally Posted by Med Pie

Feel sorry for what exactly?

We don't know any of the munutiae of the agreement, with the exception of Diego Garcia, they will presumably be allowed to return to the Islands which is what they've always wanted though it will be very interesting to see how many of them actually do. The only work there seems to be harvesting coconuts.

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Sorry for the indigenous people, they have been bartered by a very not very useful idiot named Lammy, who is not fit to be in the office of foreign office never mind running it.

Another gaffe by Mr.Mastermind.
A proposed rental deal funded by The British Taxpayer, it seems.
What's next The Falklands or Gibraltar ?

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Originally Posted by The Dug Out

Sorry for the indigenous people, they have been bartered by a very not very useful idiot named Lammy, who is not fit to be in the office of foreign office never mind running it.

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They'll be going back (maybe) so what more would you give them? The UK is probably going to pay a huge amount of money to re-establish their infrastructure. Despite all the noise, I doubt that many will want to go back after life in the UK?

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Originally Posted by Med Pie

Any of you read that Reform are moving toward a private prosecution of the Manchester airport thugs if the police don't charge them?

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Yep, and if the CPS don't act and Reform do I'll be contributing to it for sure