He's a Hindu. They believe in hierarchy . Everyone is below them. If you think it's racist in Europe or America you wanna try visiting India . It's built into their beliefs for thousands of years
There’s no money for things like that! Good grief man you can’t fleece the public funds and still have money for the up keep of society.
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River authority's used to dredge rivers and dump it out at sea. Our local river was 15 feet deep when I was very young, now it's only 4 feet deep and you can see the bottom.
Exactly. This is the same argument for forest fires, Dead wood and managing of forestry used to be common practice. Creating fire breaks, so if a fire was to start it would be isolated to a small area. Now, due to "green" creating fire breaks is bad, but fires spreading uncontrollably, which does hundreds of times the damage compared to fire breaks. Is some how the better option Who would have thought, that preventative measures actually work, and removing such measures, just like river dredging. Makes it worse
You're right - and after he's signed the trade deal with India which will no doubt benefit his family and the family of his wife as well as allowing thousands and thousands more Indians to enter our country.
Flooding happens when developers are allowed to build houses on flood plains. They are called flood plains for a reason. When a river floods the flood plains absorb the water. If you build houses on flood plains the water cannot be absorbed so it will keep running through streets and other concreted areas until it reaches an incline and there it will stay till the build up of more water behind it pushes it on further.
Watched a documentary about the railways, apparently it cost us 65 billion more to run it ,since it was sold off ,it would have been cheaper to leave it in the hands of British rail
I am seventy,I remember people moaning about the railways sixty years ago,they were three times as big then carried most of the countrys freight and truth be told passengers(less car ownership). Appparently they are more efficient under privatisation. Bunkum ! They are more usless now than they have ever been. An exercise in asset stripping started with Marples around1960 and has continued ever since. It would not surprise me if the railways cost the taxpayer MORE under privatisation than they did when they were nationalised. Who is getting the money ? Thats the question,its certainly not going on the railway. Drivers walking along the track witha bucket of sand,what happened to SANDERS they were invented about 150 years ago etc,etc.
Some bright spark came up with free bus passes for pensioners, and £2.00 capped fares for everyone. Would be good to get bus companies talking to train companies, the buses are packed
Back in the sixties it was,'Do not worry if you're local station closes,there will be a bus. Ha, Ha, Just a little further Out West. You got a new rd,you payed too. Buy a car,oh wait !@@trailsandbeers .
Sunak has utter distain for this country as a whole... You would swear he is trying to do as much damage as he can before his sorry ass gets kicked out.
It’s interesting to see when even the Murdoch publications switch their allegiances because even they know the Tories are going to get hammered in the next election. They always like looking as though they have their fingers on the pulse.
The taxpayer is currently paying about 60% of the running costs of the railways, if railways didn't get this support the cost of tickets would be at least double.
@@kevlacy5306Garbage. The taxpayer is subsidising passengers who should be paying the proper cost of their ticket. We have this very peculiar idea in this country that somebody else should pay for our travel. No wonder we're up it without a paddle
Disagree. If the ‘ordinary people’ could travel by helicopter would it retain its appeal for Sunak? Harry Enfield did a brilliant Southbank style biopic which managed to enlist Michael Portillo. Describing a fictitious career politician he relates how the Tories were delighted to have someone on the privatisation committee that had actually been on a train.
Just to clarify railway revenues are now higher then pre pandemic amounts but because they are adjusted for inflation and like most things revenue has not been able to keep up so the reported figures is lower. Also the amount of money they say the state adds is more then repaid by the £45B of value added economic benefits to the wider economy railways bring. Sunak really needs to get a grip snd understand that.
What do you expect from someone that has used government/RAF private aircraft for hoping around the UK and abroad MORE than any other PM in recent histor, incl. his predecessor 'the clown'. If the groundwork for HS2 Phase 1 wasn't so far advanced, he'd have cancelled that too. we'll not get a High Speed line, delivered late & over budget, that goes from the suburbs of London and doesn't reach it's destination. Sunak hates that rail costs the government money and only benifits 'poor' people not the wealth (like him).
Considering the population is growing exponentially due to the continued open doors policy its no wonder things get worse every year - the NHS will crumble, public transport will crumble etc. etc. we need net zero immigration.
Hmm...I think we can't have growth AND net zero immigration as we rely on immigration to fuel growth as our native population is aging. But immigration needs to be much better handled and targeted at filling high value jobs across the country instead of opening the door to vast numbers of unskilled workers who all settle in one area with no integration or policing leading to native flight leading to huge areas of the country becoming drug-haven ghettos. My own Asian neighbours are kind hardworking people and I wouldn't have them any other way but sadly the rest of the town has been allowed to slide into a litter-filled pit of drugs, money laundering and impoverished despair. We do need a government that will tackle this compassionately instead of turning the population against each other in a way that will lead to interracial violence.
@@fionaholland9191 We have always relied on immigrant labour to keep the country running. This whole immigration row is just one of the culture wars this government uses to deflect attention away from their nefarious pillaging of the public purse. They rely on divisiveness to keep us against each other instead af blaming the government for their mismanagement of the country. it's their number one weapon. And sadly, particularly among the uninformed or those misinformed by the right wing media, it has worked. As for the strikers, they are the last bastion against the gradual eroding of our workers' rights which the unions were instrumental in procuring for us in the first place. I'm 74 and as such have quite a long perspective and I can say without hesitation that things are always better for the working people under Labour and worse under the tories, particularly since Thatcher who laid the foundation for the criminal gang we have in government now.
Simon just comentates on the state of our infrastructure, pubilc transport & the realities of travel abroad post Brexit..... he is therefore very busy!
Yep £10 admin fee, its ok once, i gave up getting late and stuff refunded, yeah its my right but, i cant be arsed chasing money, if its under 50 its not worth the grief
Guess What! That was being said iin the sixties too. Sixty years of asset stripping and privatisation do not seem to have solved the problem. Wonder why. Its apparently worked for everything else.
What is the Reform Party's solution to this? They also seem to be heavy on criticism but light on solutions? Time for them to give us some answers instead of waffling about woke. How are they going to make my life better?
Dear ceo at Talk tv ; you need to make behavioural test for your staff before applying them on tv , it was shameful what the interviewer Julia did on your channel
There is a responsibility on the authorities to prevent avoidable flooding by dredging and general management but we know these monies are being spent on diversity hiring and training.
Before you start blaming diversity or people of colour take a hArd look at yourself and ask why there are 9 million people on benefits and three quarters are native Brits
@Fontana-sb9ui You mean black or brown people? No one refers to themselves as "people of colour." It's ridiculous and clumsy And greedy billionaires importing cheap, obedient, foreigners to drive down wages is the reason many people don't work.
I have no time for the rail system. I would never gamble a holiday or any important trip by using the train. We book a hotel the day before our flight which usually works out the same as the train cost wise. And they come with parking for the two week holiday etc. unions are a bloody pain in the arse and rail staff need to get arses back in work.
Government are so disconnected to transport. Just take a look at Japan. Everything runs on time, it’s clean and efficient. What’s wrong in our country everything fails runs or doesn’t run in most cases. Big companies get paid billions to and even when they are failing. Majority at the top pay themselves and don’t care about the everyday person. It’s disgusting in every aspect. Public would use it if it was more affordable. Stop putting up fairs for one and treat staff who deal with the public with a fair wage.
Strange as when Chancellor he paid the train workers FULL PAY for 2 years! Maybe those workers should repay the 20% extra above the rest who only received 80% of their pay! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Rail workers continued work as normal through the pandemic, as services HAD to run, both to get key workers to their jobs and to distribute freight around the UK as usual. Those staff were paid for actually doing the job they're paid for, not twiddling their thumbs at home.
I HAVE DISTAIN FOR Railways.... Specifically rail workers earning 2 to 3 times the national average wage. Then complaining that they do not get paid enough. Causing millions of other workers who would LOVE to earn railworker wages, unable to pay their bills. Zero, absolutely zero sympathy for railway unions at all.
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Sunak has utter disdain for the whole of the UK.
I think you could be right.
he's jealous that Britain built India's railways lol
He's a Hindu. They believe in hierarchy . Everyone is below them. If you think it's racist in Europe or America you wanna try visiting India . It's built into their beliefs for thousands of years
He quite likes our cookie jar and has been caught with his hands in on too many occasions! The most corrupt government I’ve ever seen in my life
And for your brain too.
Sunak as utter disdain for everything and everybody
Oh that’s not fair! He loves our public funds and is keen to empty the pot before he fuks off.
Rivers flood when they arent dredged...for years.
WHO KNEW !
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There’s no money for things like that! Good grief man you can’t fleece the public funds and still have money for the up keep of society.
River authority's used to dredge rivers and dump it out at sea. Our local river was 15 feet deep when I was very young, now it's only 4 feet deep and you can see the bottom.
Exactly.
This is the same argument for forest fires,
Dead wood and managing of forestry used to be common practice. Creating fire breaks, so if a fire was to start it would be isolated to a small area.
Now, due to "green" creating fire breaks is bad, but fires spreading uncontrollably, which does hundreds of times the damage compared to fire breaks. Is some how the better option
Who would have thought, that preventative measures actually work, and removing such measures, just like river dredging. Makes it worse
Government supporting the shareholders. Keep the money at the top.
Railway shareholders received £500 million in 2023
Yeah ! They got shares in Buses Too ! For when they KNOBBLE The Railway !
I'M A CELEBRITY... GET ME OUT OF THIS USELESS/EMBARRASSING COUNTRY! IT REALLY IS SHOCKING. :(
Have you got a passport? if yes then you know the answer...
@@mm3nrx PAY FOR ME TO GO! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🫵🏾 THANK YOU :)
Sunak as disdain for the uk 😮he will be off to America after the election 🙄
You're right - and after he's signed the trade deal with India which will no doubt benefit his family and the family of his wife as well as allowing thousands and thousands more Indians to enter our country.
Flooding happens when developers are allowed to build houses on flood plains. They are called flood plains for a reason. When a river floods the flood plains absorb the water. If you build houses on flood plains the water cannot be absorbed so it will keep running through streets and other concreted areas until it reaches an incline and there it will stay till the build up of more water behind it pushes it on further.
Didn't he give another country 250 mill for railways last year ? 🤔🤔🙄🙄
Yeah but there’s a back hander to be had out of that. Come on man it’s only business.
Probably ten times as much went on the roads then !
Yes of course his not bothered about the railways… why would a multi millionaire use the trains… drrrr😏
Just railway's? He has utter disdain for the whole country!!
Watched a documentary about the railways, apparently it cost us 65 billion more to run it ,since it was sold off ,it would have been cheaper to leave it in the hands of British rail
I am seventy,I remember people moaning about the railways sixty years ago,they were three times as big then carried most of the countrys freight and truth be told passengers(less car ownership). Appparently they are more efficient under privatisation. Bunkum ! They are more usless now than they have ever been.
An exercise in asset stripping started with Marples around1960 and has continued ever since.
It would not surprise me if the railways cost the taxpayer MORE under privatisation than they did when they were nationalised. Who is getting the money ? Thats the question,its certainly not going on the railway.
Drivers walking along the track witha bucket of sand,what happened to SANDERS they were invented about 150 years ago etc,etc.
And they woder why tfl is bankrupt and constantly bailed out.
This is why you link wages to profits.
Some bright spark came up with free bus passes for pensioners, and £2.00 capped fares for everyone. Would be good to get bus companies talking to train companies, the buses are packed
that would be great if there were any buses. If you live in a village a free/cheap bus pass us about as useful as a chocolate teapot
That's called integrated transport policy ! Best vote Labour for one like that ! 😊
@@robertmatthews8302 I am not that brave!
Back in the sixties it was,'Do not worry if you're local station closes,there will be a bus.
Ha, Ha, Just a little further Out West. You got a new rd,you payed too. Buy a car,oh wait !@@trailsandbeers .
Of course, he’s used to flying with helicopters or private jet.
So did Mrs Thatcher.
Sunak has utter distain for this country as a whole... You would swear he is trying to do as much damage as he can before his sorry ass gets kicked out.
Wow, Vanessa looks really good.
vast improvement
Once in century flooding now happens every year.
This is now a world wide phenomenon. In Northern Queensland they had a year’s worth of rain in one day!
B -- --- Me, That'ill Teach Em ! Aussies can cope with anything anyway. @@rockerjim8045
What doesent this bloke have disdain for??
🤣🤣🤣
Money
Trains are getting worse, big time!
It’s interesting to see when even the Murdoch publications switch their allegiances because even they know the Tories are going to get hammered in the next election. They always like looking as though they have their fingers on the pulse.
The taxpayer is currently paying about 60% of the running costs of the railways, if railways didn't get this support the cost of tickets would be at least double.
And that's the problem the tax payer propping up privatised companies while they pilfer the profits!
@@kevlacy5306Garbage. The taxpayer is subsidising passengers who should be paying the proper cost of their ticket. We have this very peculiar idea in this country that somebody else should pay for our travel. No wonder we're up it without a paddle
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Rubbish!
Sunak would prefer we all flew around in helicopters which would let him off flying around in a helicopter as everyone else is doing it!
Disagree. If the ‘ordinary people’ could travel by helicopter would it retain its appeal for Sunak? Harry Enfield did a brilliant Southbank style biopic which managed to enlist Michael Portillo. Describing a fictitious career politician he relates how the Tories were delighted to have someone on the privatisation committee that had actually been on a train.
Yet again the government doesn’t give a s-t
Just to clarify railway revenues are now higher then pre pandemic amounts but because they are adjusted for inflation and like most things revenue has not been able to keep up so the reported figures is lower. Also the amount of money they say the state adds is more then repaid by the £45B of value added economic benefits to the wider economy railways bring. Sunak really needs to get a grip snd understand that.
What do you expect from someone that has used government/RAF private aircraft for hoping around the UK and abroad MORE than any other PM in recent histor, incl. his predecessor 'the clown'. If the groundwork for HS2 Phase 1 wasn't so far advanced, he'd have cancelled that too. we'll not get a High Speed line, delivered late & over budget, that goes from the suburbs of London and doesn't reach it's destination. Sunak hates that rail costs the government money and only benifits 'poor' people not the wealth (like him).
Just put the full stop after “disdain”. Sorted. 😂
Who needs railways when you go everywhere by helicopter
Considering the population is growing exponentially due to the continued open doors policy its no wonder things get worse every year - the NHS will crumble, public transport will crumble etc. etc. we need net zero immigration.
Hmm...I think we can't have growth AND net zero immigration as we rely on immigration to fuel growth as our native population is aging. But immigration needs to be much better handled and targeted at filling high value jobs across the country instead of opening the door to vast numbers of unskilled workers who all settle in one area with no integration or policing leading to native flight leading to huge areas of the country becoming drug-haven ghettos. My own Asian neighbours are kind hardworking people and I wouldn't have them any other way but sadly the rest of the town has been allowed to slide into a litter-filled pit of drugs, money laundering and impoverished despair. We do need a government that will tackle this compassionately instead of turning the population against each other in a way that will lead to interracial violence.
@@fionaholland9191 We have always relied on immigrant labour to keep the country running. This whole immigration row is just one of the culture wars this government uses to deflect attention away from their nefarious pillaging of the public purse. They rely on divisiveness to keep us against each other instead af blaming the government for their mismanagement of the country. it's their number one weapon. And sadly, particularly among the uninformed or those misinformed by the right wing media, it has worked. As for the strikers, they are the last bastion against the gradual eroding of our workers' rights which the unions were instrumental in procuring for us in the first place. I'm 74 and as such have quite a long perspective and I can say without hesitation that things are always better for the working people under Labour and worse under the tories, particularly since Thatcher who laid the foundation for the criminal gang we have in government now.
He also said the Labour Party where clueless as well.
who is this presenter? - its certainly not Vanessa Feltz
Its Vanessa Fakez
Simon just comentates on the state of our infrastructure, pubilc transport & the realities of travel abroad post Brexit..... he is therefore very busy!
over the past year I have lost £100's in train fares because of strikes and cancelled trains. The mechanism to recoup your money is an utter rip off!
Yep £10 admin fee, its ok once, i gave up getting late and stuff refunded, yeah its my right but, i cant be arsed chasing money, if its under 50 its not worth the grief
Guess What! That was being said iin the sixties too.
Sixty years of asset stripping and privatisation do not seem to have solved the problem.
Wonder why. Its apparently worked for everything else.
What is the Reform Party's solution to this? They also seem to be heavy on criticism but light on solutions? Time for them to give us some answers instead of waffling about woke. How are they going to make my life better?
Daisy is gorgeous.
I admire you, a person with political gravitas 😊
Thanks that means so much to me.@@user-gb3kq3yj4v
If it was to be a foreigner needing money they would get it immediately..as it’s British NO ..
This man is just a flunky for the establishment !
Dear ceo at Talk tv ; you need to make behavioural test for your staff before applying them on tv , it was shameful what the interviewer Julia did on your channel
Well he uses helicopters and private jets. No need. 😂
Is that the same distain the population has for Sunak !!
HS2 im sure is a cover for a new D.U.M.B
There is a responsibility on the authorities to prevent avoidable flooding by dredging and general management but we know these monies are being spent on diversity hiring and training.
Before you start blaming diversity or people of colour take a hArd look at yourself and ask why there are 9 million people on benefits and three quarters are native Brits
@Fontana-sb9ui You mean black or brown people? No one refers to themselves as "people of colour." It's ridiculous and clumsy
And greedy billionaires importing cheap, obedient, foreigners to drive down wages is the reason many people don't work.
sunak has utter distain for ANYTHING
CONNECTED WITH THE (WHITE) WORKING CLASS....
I have no time for the rail system. I would never gamble a holiday or any important trip by using the train. We book a hotel the day before our flight which usually works out the same as the train cost wise. And they come with parking for the two week holiday etc. unions are a bloody pain in the arse and rail staff need to get arses back in work.
Don’t blame him the railways are rubbish.
More likely to be utter disdain for rail unions holding us all to ransom ….yet again. And rightly so.
Here we go again,its all the Unions Fault,sorry to disapoint,but there has been MORE POWERFULL PLAYERS in The Game and they did well,loadsamoney !
@@philiprufus4427 Rambling gibberish.
But then Simon where and why gave you the privilege!
He's leftwing, seems to love all the strikes and clearly thinks LIEbour is going to give Unions exactly what they demand!🤬
Don't bother him when the tax payers money is used for his expensive short helicopter trips. 🇬🇧
Government are so disconnected to transport. Just take a look at Japan. Everything runs on time, it’s clean and efficient.
What’s wrong in our country everything fails runs or doesn’t run in most cases. Big companies get paid billions to and even when they are failing. Majority at the top pay themselves and don’t care about the everyday person. It’s disgusting in every aspect. Public would use it if it was more affordable. Stop putting up fairs for one and treat staff who deal with the public with a fair wage.
Strange as when Chancellor he paid the train workers FULL PAY for 2 years! Maybe those workers should repay the 20% extra above the rest who only received 80% of their pay! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Rail workers continued work as normal through the pandemic, as services HAD to run, both to get key workers to their jobs and to distribute freight around the UK as usual. Those staff were paid for actually doing the job they're paid for, not twiddling their thumbs at home.
I HAVE DISTAIN FOR Railways.... Specifically rail workers earning 2 to 3 times the national average wage. Then complaining that they do not get paid enough. Causing millions of other workers who would LOVE to earn railworker wages, unable to pay their bills.
Zero, absolutely zero sympathy for railway unions at all.
you could always apply
Of course he has. If it wasn't for Britain, his country would never have had a railway....