There were strong unions during the very peak of US and British industry, manufacturing and success. Quality pays for itself. Companies are destroyed by useless, inexperienced, incompetent and overpaid management. Not by well paid staff.
You think wages going up will bring prices down? It's people on 30k, 40k getting pay rises like this that are causing those on 20k or under to suffer this inflation.
Militant union leaders on £328 grand a year supported by labour MPs after £16 billion support for the rail industry in lockdown.....drivers on £59 grand a year....
@@ebillyboi train drivers aren't on strike, they're can't actually do their job whilst maintenance staff are on strike. Stop reading the headlines, educate yourself.
put Conservative front bench on minimum wage and cut their expenses - I think Johnson is arguing low pay gives you better service - I think the public should see Johnson lead by example.
This is the one major reason we're in this mess, all MP's are voted in by the people for the people. Not to line their own pocket, if they honestly had our interest at heart, they wouldn't be on 86k plus perks a year, the gap between rich and poor has got bigger just like in the USA, there are rich and poor basically nothing in the middle
well paid staff increase the quality of service delivered to the public - you could cut the pay to senior bosses to that of senior technician the business would perform the same.
The RMT isnt affiliated to Labour so I am not sure they pay any money to Labour .the Tories take millions from big business in donations and I am sure some of those businesses expect to be able to influence Gvt policy as a return . Most train drivers are in ASLEF , a union that isnt on strike . There was a democratic vote for a strike on a high turn out so i am surprised the PM isnt respecting that democratic mandate like he did the Brexit vote . OK , I am not surprised !
@@sterlingweston that is incorrect. As a union, the RMT is actively aligned with TUSC (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition), not the Labour Party. TUSC is the political party which RMT encourages its members to join.
@@jgill551 Oh cool. That's interesting, I didnt know that. Thanks. I know there is still a lot of ties between the RMT and Labour, but you are 100% correct its not an official affiliation. I wasn't aware if TUSC; thanks again.
Firstly it's essential national infrastructure and Network Rail is state owned. Secondly the firms that manage the franchise license received 100s of millions in grants during covid, lining the pockets of their shareholders and executives with huge bonuses while rail workers have seen an 11% pay loss in real terms
This is exactly how America should hold their meetings,I absolutely love the back and forth and all the murmurs of the audience. Here in America it's not like this, And I think it's time to change that! Way to go Europe 👍👍
Blamed Johnson for crashing the economy and putting taxes up? Yeah absolutely schooled him, it’s as if the economic dip is anything ONLY the British government could avoid despite 90% of countries in the west experiencing the same thing. Increasing taxes is one of the primary fundraisers in a recession, Labour just don’t know how the economy works that’s why they never win and are never successful in power.
Johnson stomped on again by starmer.. Johnsons answers to starmers questions are pretty pathetic, he never gives a black & white answer. Roll on the by-elections tomorrow. The 1922 committee are expecting ALOT of 'no confidence' letters handed in on Friday
Never forget what tories have done never will trust one i been waiting fore driving licence since 04/12/2021 wanting to pass my CBT test fore Adventure trips its complate joke the long wait.
Boris dose go out a lot. everyday i see him on T.V at a lab or football club or pub or building site, other country's etc. Dose the guy sit at home in his office and do any work?
Forget all the difficulties everybody’s going through; you I mean the BRITISH people should be eternally grateful to your ancestors for building this great democracy that allows such a heated and sometimes humorous argument like this! Cherish it there’s not many countries in the world that have this you grumpy lots!
13 nice my dear but today i realy need u to save me im broke this year due to sickness so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please
That mp to starmers right represents my area in the NE she has never had a propper job in her life doesn’t know anything about the work place in the real world she was put straight into a safe labour seat obviously
Boot out Starmer, bring back Jeremy Corbyn. And Labour certainly miss Dennis Skinner. Ian Blackford is the biggest thorn in the side of the tory party at present. How is buffoon Boorish hanging on?
Most incompetent leader of any country of any time. I hope he stays til election time and gets hammered in the polls. Ps. Also hope Rayner is in charge of Labour by then as well.
@@GeoffSh4rt apart from taking us to an illegal war, Blair did a fantastic job. Just read anything by political historians? Education, unemployment, health care, diplomatic relations, economy...the country was in a strong position. Also Brown single handedly saved this country from the worst effects of the sub prime recession. Again well documented. They all had a direction and a plan. Starmer is not a bad guy but just can't tell where he stands on anything
@@SuperLarson777 We're talking about vision. You say Blair did a great job on unemployment, the economy and health care. Maybe he did - but he had no vision or plan. He managed these things reasonably well, but he had no vision of radical reform or transformation. And the same is true of Brown. He certainly managed the financial crisis well, but what was his vision, his aim or political philosophy? He didn't have one; he merely intended to manage things well. Now Margaret Thatcher, love her or loathe her, certainly had a vision to transform society and so did Clement Attlee. But all the others were mere managers, not visionaries in any sense. And Starmer is just the latest in a long line of managers. There is such a thing as a capitalist vision of society and every Labour Prime Minister since 1964 has shared that vision. They are all indistinguishable from the Conservatives.
Militant union leaders on £328 grand a year supported by labour MPs after £16 billion support for the rail industry in lockdown......class war nonsense..
One born into it..the other from working class parents and was fortunate enough to have brains that got him a place in grammar school. Not even in the same bracket..Boris is the epitome of white privilege and born with a silver spoon.
Conservatism, conservation and Conservatives standards are always for the citizens of Britain and the realm. Brexit is a success for exporters and importers while it creates an economy that is efficient, stable, and compliant. Fuel prices, the alternative sources of energy are to attest to the efficacy of the measures applied, while employment and businesses expansion are evident. It is to account the developments as the days are ahead and certainly delivered. Onwards 2022
There were strong unions during the very peak of US and British industry, manufacturing and success. Quality pays for itself. Companies are destroyed by useless, inexperienced, incompetent and overpaid management. Not by well paid staff.
As in Tory’s case. 100%
Were you alive in the 1970's ? Strikes and poor manufacturing quality destroyed the car industry then, now run by Germany and Japan FACT !
They were parasites that brought the country to its knees.
So very true.👍🏾
'Prices have gone up and wages are staying down, now let's draw a line under it and move on you plebs.' B. Johnson. PM.
You think wages going up will bring prices down? It's people on 30k, 40k getting pay rises like this that are causing those on 20k or under to suffer this inflation.
Militant union leaders on £328 grand a year supported by labour MPs after £16 billion support for the rail industry in lockdown.....drivers on £59 grand a year....
@@ebillyboi train drivers aren't on strike, they're can't actually do their job whilst maintenance staff are on strike.
Stop reading the headlines, educate yourself.
Pritti can laugh for now. However, she knows deep down her and her nasty party are on the way out
Doubt it. Labour will never get a majority without Scotland, they would have to be willing to break up the UK for any chance of power.
You people have been saying that forever 😂
Without a viable opposition and hoping the entire country has forgotten the war criminal last Labour leader.
It's going to be a long time comming
Yet it's come true @@zippymufo9765
Like a school playground.
better than a mine field
A friend of mine has been waiting for both his passport & Driving license to be renewed since November 2021
Mine and my brother took 3 weeks. You need to follow up.
put Conservative front bench on minimum wage and cut their expenses - I think Johnson is arguing low pay gives you better service - I think the public should see Johnson lead by example.
This is the one major reason we're in this mess, all MP's are voted in by the people for the people. Not to line their own pocket, if they honestly had our interest at heart, they wouldn't be on 86k plus perks a year, the gap between rich and poor has got bigger just like in the USA, there are rich and poor basically nothing in the middle
It's like children yapping in the classroom while the teacher is on the phone
well paid staff increase the quality of service delivered to the public - you could cut the pay to senior bosses to that of senior technician the business would perform the same.
The RMT isnt affiliated to Labour so I am not sure they pay any money to Labour .the Tories take millions from big business in donations and I am sure some of those businesses expect to be able to influence Gvt policy as a return . Most train drivers are in ASLEF , a union that isnt on strike . There was a democratic vote for a strike on a high turn out so i am surprised the PM isnt respecting that democratic mandate like he did the Brexit vote . OK , I am not surprised !
well said
The RMT actively aligned with Labour and encourages Union Members to be active in the party.
@@sterlingweston that is incorrect. As a union, the RMT is actively aligned with TUSC (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition), not the Labour Party. TUSC is the political party which RMT encourages its members to join.
@@jgill551 Oh cool. That's interesting, I didnt know that. Thanks. I know there is still a lot of ties between the RMT and Labour, but you are 100% correct its not an official affiliation. I wasn't aware if TUSC; thanks again.
Why should the PM and his transport secretary attend the meetings, when it's a private company?
Because they are given huge grants from the GOV
@@Subbreed So are many other countries.
Should the PM and his ministers interfere, in the internal affairs of those countries?
@@BedsitBob yes they do sort of with the board of trade
Firstly it's essential national infrastructure and Network Rail is state owned. Secondly the firms that manage the franchise license received 100s of millions in grants during covid, lining the pockets of their shareholders and executives with huge bonuses while rail workers have seen an 11% pay loss in real terms
ITS NOT PRIVATE. Network Rail is Public!!!
This is exactly how America should hold their meetings,I absolutely love the back and forth and all the murmurs of the audience.
Here in America it's not like this, And I think it's time to change that!
Way to go Europe 👍👍
Well done Starmer! Johnson got schooled today.
Blamed Johnson for crashing the economy and putting taxes up? Yeah absolutely schooled him, it’s as if the economic dip is anything ONLY the British government could avoid despite 90% of countries in the west experiencing the same thing. Increasing taxes is one of the primary fundraisers in a recession, Labour just don’t know how the economy works that’s why they never win and are never successful in power.
Johnson stomped on again by starmer.. Johnsons answers to starmers questions are pretty pathetic, he never gives a black & white answer. Roll on the by-elections tomorrow. The 1922 committee are expecting ALOT of 'no confidence' letters handed in on Friday
@The Loathsome Dungeater the 1922 committee, however, can change the rules as it sees fit. They can remove that barrier quite easily.
The level of child like behaviour between the "leaders" and politicians of this country is embarrassing. >:(
Theatre .......
Never forget what tories have done never will trust one i been waiting fore driving licence since 04/12/2021 wanting to pass my CBT test fore Adventure trips its complate joke the long wait.
He’s DESTROYED by STARMER
Boris dose go out a lot. everyday i see him on T.V at a lab or football club or pub or building site, other country's etc. Dose the guy sit at home in his office and do any work?
Jonson has to go bafoon
"the people would much rather vote for a solid Conservative" he clearly doesn't know what we want we all want him out!
❤❤❤❤❤❤Go Keir
3:19 Talk about throwing stones in glass houses! Shall we talk about the money YOU take from Russian oligarchs, Mr Crime Minister?
Two neoliberals throwing custard pies at each other. Just what the Guardian ordered.
100%
Utter scabs as well
Worst PM EVER.
Or David Lammy
Why isnt Starmer backing the railway workers , what is he doing ?? useless talking aload of bollox . its pain full to watch
It has worked for him before: he got an 80-seat majority!
Had… It’s about 76 and falling.
And these are the people running the country. Give me strength.
You are sooooo wrong Boris
Take care of space
What a load of Muppets
its clear the country is better of without this government.
There is not need to scream and shout. This summer we are not going anywhere 🤣
What is the difference in between the 2
One is a blue Tory, one is a red Tory.
Best question followed by best answer they may as well have a mirror in the middle because they are looking at their own relections
tell you the difference with starmer its it could be worse or he could be a worse prime minister in history but with boris we know
Bravo Starmer
they run out weapons politic
🤣😂delete system braxit
The best, most cost effective solution : automate the railways.
Automate the concentration camps too?
Go on keir
Who is the woman sat on Starmers right hand side please?
Keir Starmer is next pm
Forget all the difficulties everybody’s going through; you I mean the BRITISH people should be eternally grateful to your ancestors for building this great democracy that allows such a heated and sometimes humorous argument like this! Cherish it there’s not many countries in the world that have this you grumpy lots!
Johnson has made this country resemble his private life "kayos"
RMT disaffiliated from labour years ago and rightly so
What job priti patel do in boris cabinet I don't know
Children 🙄
Karma Karma Karma Karma Chameleon, You Come and Go, You Come and Go....
Speed up visas application first, work work work
13 nice my dear but today i realy need u to save me im broke this year due to sickness so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please
Boris is correct, Scargill was on the picket lines yesterday along with Labour MPs.
And
@@pete6418 Starmer had told his MPs not to be seen at picket lines. They are defying him...
As they should be. Government is trying to bend workers over.
@@pete6418 Starmer told his MPs not to be at picket lines.
Sir kier Starmer
Beer Reminds me a bit of Brian Badonde
Beer Starmer that is
With borishe cannot take responsilityfor what he has done all he does islie
Boris wants to put railway workers out of a job as if u close the ticket offices there's less jobs
Modernize railways ??? One of the best railways i have seen in world. Just increase the pay , by further 3 4% and ita done but nooooo . Useless PM.
Starmer where do you stand on this strike Starmer ,,,?
The Milner Group's Society of the Elect
Boris and Grant Shapp had the guts to have meetings
train workers is not important, must help ukerien first then only the train workers
some might vote for a solid Tory government this is not it
That mp to starmers right represents my area in the NE she has never had a propper job in her life doesn’t know anything about the work place in the real world she was put straight into a safe labour seat obviously
Keir stammer Is greasy he never denied getting 10 million not once
What's wrong with receiving the money? The Tores receive far more from big business
@@Rjgxxx and the Russians
Boot out Starmer, bring back Jeremy Corbyn. And Labour certainly miss Dennis Skinner. Ian Blackford is the biggest thorn in the side of the tory party at present. How is buffoon Boorish hanging on?
Really.😂😂😂😂
Kick the neoliberals out of Labour.
Kick the neoliberals out of the Conservative Party.
Most incompetent leader of any country of any time. I hope he stays til election time and gets hammered in the polls.
Ps. Also hope Rayner is in charge of Labour by then as well.
Women don't become leader of the Labour party, remember?
@@wakey87 shame because Starmer is just nothing. Been in charge ages and I still have no idea what he stands for.
@@SuperLarson777 What did Blair stand for? And Brown? And Callaghan? And Wilson?
@@GeoffSh4rt apart from taking us to an illegal war, Blair did a fantastic job. Just read anything by political historians? Education, unemployment, health care, diplomatic relations, economy...the country was in a strong position. Also Brown single handedly saved this country from the worst effects of the sub prime recession. Again well documented. They all had a direction and a plan. Starmer is not a bad guy but just can't tell where he stands on anything
@@SuperLarson777 We're talking about vision. You say Blair did a great job on unemployment, the economy and health care. Maybe he did - but he had no vision or plan. He managed these things reasonably well, but he had no vision of radical reform or transformation. And the same is true of Brown. He certainly managed the financial crisis well, but what was his vision, his aim or political philosophy? He didn't have one; he merely intended to manage things well. Now Margaret Thatcher, love her or loathe her, certainly had a vision to transform society and so did Clement Attlee. But all the others were mere managers, not visionaries in any sense. And Starmer is just the latest in a long line of managers. There is such a thing as a capitalist vision of society and every Labour Prime Minister since 1964 has shared that vision. They are all indistinguishable from the Conservatives.
Militant union leaders on £328 grand a year supported by labour MPs after £16 billion support for the rail industry in lockdown......class war nonsense..
bot
Stop saying Mr Speaker......
2 white privileged millionaires
One born into it..the other from working class parents and was fortunate enough to have brains that got him a place in grammar school. Not even in the same bracket..Boris is the epitome of white privilege and born with a silver spoon.
What has colour got to do with it?
Hate what you'll never be.
Conservatism, conservation and Conservatives standards are always for the citizens of Britain and the realm. Brexit is a success for exporters and importers while it creates an economy that is efficient, stable, and compliant. Fuel prices, the alternative sources of energy are to attest to the efficacy of the measures applied, while employment and businesses expansion are evident. It is to account the developments as the days are ahead and certainly delivered. Onwards 2022
Yeah right ,...
Parallel universe
@@christopherparker6157 yeah indeed.
PMSL
mate youre delusional. NHS is getting ran into the ground by the tories and working people are getting poorer.
people moan about this country all the time but there are 10000s from all over the world that would gladly come and work 100 hrs a week for £5 an hour
Some people want to be slaves but that doesn't mean they are sane.
25 Labour MPs on the picket lines 🤣🤣🙈🤣🤣.. says it all really
and
Priti always stay fortress in herself.
Next leader ?
@@briananderson8330 She is worse than BJ..