Theo Panda / 30 January 2025 / Categories: People, Politicians

Keir Starmer man of mystery

What the hell is happening? I struggle to take anyone seriously who would hire someone who presents as poorly as Rachael Reeves for his top post, second in command.

Rachael Reeves rolled out to talk growth, growth, growth, whilst unveiling to super controversial high budget long term project to put a third runway at Heathrow airport when passenger numbers are declining, holiday makers aren’t going anywhere, business travel hit an all time high 20 years ago and the only people it looks are set to benefit are foreign investors (no surprise we don’t know who, my money is in the Saudi’s) and Heathrow Airport investors set to make a killing.

And that’s the Labour Party. Even the tories didn’t have the front to approve the project that will see 700 people lose their homes and thousands of residents already complaining of noise pollution and poor air quality will be negatively impacted.

Looking like the poor suffering at the expense of the rich once again, Sir Keir.

Sure every airline wants a convenient stop to land, refuel and take off again for a price, dumping their dirt, not their spending passengers.

If you watch American TV it’s become a standing joke people have been to London and NEVER left the airport. Sorry Keir this doesn’t help the British economy. This policy to expand Heathrow airport for jobs and opportunity codswallop is a complete rouse.

Why not invest in the north and create jobs and infrastructure where it is desperately needed to serve the UK public?

Rachael Reeves talked like she was reading off a script, like she is talking in a foreign language it actually cannot comprehend what she is saying like there’s a complete disconnect. She’s too prepared, which for means she’s untrustworthy, I am not convinced she’s convinced.

She talked about spades in the ground by the end of this parliament, and yet the top guy Dale Vince founder of Green energy provider in the UK, Ecotricity, was way more passionate and convincing when it came to ways to actually get things moving and helping the British public feel better off.

Who do you believe?