Hitler's Handmaidens

Silly boy.

The article started by trashing Obama for avoiding a serious recession turning into a depression. The author appears to be a very leftist political idiot.

No one knows the difficulties Starmer's father faced when starting up his business but judging from the information available like him working on the shop floor and building his business up in a rented shed, it does look like he struggled at first.
IMO having worked as a skilled engineer for around the first 30 years of my working life, my impression is that skilled people are not recognised or held in high esteem for the work they do. 
I retrained into a professional position and virtually tripled my income immediately, plus perks plus better working conditions plus being treated with respect. 

Don't be ridiculous, you either have a very dark humour or invite it constantly for reasons unknown. Or you are as basic as they come like one or two of your playmates.  

Are you sure it is tears 

Do yourself a favour and watch 'Hitler's Handmaidens' You're never too old to learn.

I do which rather confuses you all, not some party line as the rest of you tend to do. After all I am bright enough to know what is good for me and the future of politics and not being told if I use my vote for the greater good (Westminster party) which will never be. 

I think I've wasted enough of my time on your juvenile ramblings.


Only time you've ''wasted'' is on trying to avoid the simple question I asked . 

I''l rephrase the question .

How does Sir Keir Starmer's just for him and no-one else personally named special pension law fit in with your recorded statement of purported fact  that a Labour government will bring people together and stop ''them and us''

Surely it's a prime example of ''for the few , not the many''?

Yes as I said it was the view from a Corbynite ,leftist political and idiot go together as well as ducks and water .

We don't know of the Starmer family early years and without Sir Kier coming clean we will probably never know . What I do know though is that his family home when he was a kid was in Woldingham which is a stones throw from me . Its where the rich people live . The local residents association even tried vetting prospective house buyers in the village a few years back with regard to their 'suitability' as neighbours , the snobs think they are on a private estate with bells on . 

The village has so many covenants on it houses its virtually impossible to put a shed up in your own garden without the say so of the residents association . His Grandfather also lived in one of the biggest houses in the area ,Marden Park where he worked as a gamekeeper .
Now though that doesn't exactly prove anything it doesn't paint a picture of poverty and a family struggling because my 'my father was a toolmaker' . 

Your other point .Trades people (50 years on the tools myself) and skilled workers are not recognised or paid their worth as they should be but Im not sure 'held in high esteem' or treated with respect follows that . Being able to mix with all sections of society and treating others as you would like to be treated yourself is in my experience how most people think or at least behave , even in Woldingham .
I think it would be fair to say although the Starmers were probably not rubbing shoulders with the captain of the local golf club they were not walking around with the arse hanging out of their pants either .