Tories have attacked Labour’s free national wifi plan but can’t even organise it at their own manifesto launch venue
The Tories have scored a massive own goal at their manifesto launch – by failing to arrange broadband for journalists, after wildly attacking Labour’s plan to provide free national broadband.
Including in hard-to-reach areas.
But BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg reported that she was unable to provide many updates from the launch because she often had no signal:
The Tories can’t be trusted to arrange a venue, let alone run a country. But their incompetence nicely illustrated why a Labour government will be so good for the nation.
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We’ve seen previous examples, of the Tory’s project planning, like the infamous ferry contract.
Typical Tories – they couldn’t organise a booze up in a brewery
Sorry – but the phrase ‘Clutching at Straws’ comes to mind. The GBP won’t give a fuck. Let’s focus on what might make a difference.
Fuck’s sake Jeremiah, don’t you EVER wake up feeling positive?
Are you just a naturally miserable old git or are you being paid to sow seeds of doom & gloom?
Takes one to know one, Jemmy. 🙂
There’s a difference between positivity and distraction with irrelevancies.
The latter are the real marker of pessimism – when things are too hard to face. You obviously haven’t bothered with my post elsewhere about what might make a real difference – if it’s seized before Tuesday.
What I can’t be arsed with is irrelevant Ra-Ra chants. There’s two weeks to go. And yes – I am worried by the on-going legacy of past mis-steps and the inheritance of internal divisions – as well as the predictable influence of the propaganda industry.
Blaming the messenger is always the marker of real despair.
Ffs cheer up Charlie. Your such a bundle of enthusiasm.
So your good purpose in sowing despondency is to save us from the disappointment of losing, whereas the MSM’s evil purpose is to make a Labour win appear so impossible that we might as well not even bother voting.
Have you an equally good explanation of why the uber-capitalist Rees-Mogg and the uber-socialist Professor Danny arguing for exactly the same hard Brexit really isn’t suspicious at all?