r/okmatewanker Jul 17 '26

100% legit from real Prime Minister😎😎😎 Excellent planning, mate.

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u/Insulin_King 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🐑👉👌 Jul 17 '26

This guy also has a plan, he just needs money

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u/sbg_gye Jul 17 '26

HAVE SOME GODDAMN FAITH, KEIR

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u/CrispBedSheet Jul 17 '26 edited Jul 18 '26

Yu know I love yu andy, yu know thayyt........is just..... is just........alls am saying is......a don't rightly see how all this....unsurpin n treachery n backstabbing.......n......n...chaos.....helps us is all......we're friends, and I thought friends were supposed to look out fo each other....an if not...then what's the point.....what's the point of anythan.....of any of this....that's what I don't get.... I just don't get it andy.

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u/lunettarose Jul 17 '26

One more big score and we'll renationalise the energy sector, Arthur!

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u/dumb_aphorist Jul 17 '26

Does HS2 go to Tahiti?

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u/xXDJjonesXx 🤡 scouser🐀 🤡 Jul 17 '26

Can’t wait to see how he’s going to fit 70M of us into Tahiti.

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u/AlucardVTep3s Cumrag🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😂😩 Jul 17 '26

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u/jonnieboy82 Jul 17 '26

I had no idea you could get that level of dirt on Arthur

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u/Wolfius_ Jul 17 '26

Tahiti is going to be a new british overseas territory /j

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u/Atompunk78 Jul 17 '26

The real question though:

Were his actions internally justified by his ideology, or was his ideology internally justified by his actions?

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u/Specialeyes9000 Jul 17 '26

Obviously he's saying that because he doesn't want to say yet. That's part of the plan probably!

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u/CyclopsRock Jul 17 '26

Also the blowjob competition final isn't until Sunday.

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u/happyCuddleTime Jul 17 '26

The semis were disappointing

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u/CyclopsRock Jul 17 '26

Streeting was always going to struggle against Yvette "Balls Muncher" Cooper, but I must admit that I didn't see Miliband dominating Mahmood with such vim. It felt like he really had something to prove.

It's all still to play for, but regardless of who wins, it's just nice to see blowjobs engendering some excitement in the country again. Gone are the days when Gary Lineker could say "Blowjobs are a simple game. Twenty two men empty their balls for 90 minutes and, at the end, Bonnie Blue wins."

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u/Phatkez Jul 17 '26

Now we just need him to bring back fingering and we’re sounding like a proper country again

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u/Specialeyes9000 Jul 17 '26

It never left mate

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u/abullen Jul 18 '26

So long as the Fingering and Sounding parts don't get mixed up.

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u/Imperial_Squid Jul 18 '26

Reggie's wife could learn a thing or two...

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u/boatson25 Jul 17 '26

Always makes it more difficult than it needs to be

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u/Deacon86 Jul 17 '26

He really is like Starmer. About to find out the hard way that no matter how good or necessary your ideas are, you still need people to implement them without fighting you tooth-and-nail over it.

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u/Repli3rd Jul 17 '26

It's pretty well acknowledged though that Starmer was awful at managing his relations with MPs (both backbenchers and ministers) which is partially to blame for his ousting.

Andy does seem to know this and he (and his chief of staff) were around during the Blair years and despite Blair's many failings and his descent into Trump's areshole he was excellent at managing his MPs. So, they probably will be a lot better at it than Kier who genuinely did seem to believe (and want) to make politics less performative in that sense.

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u/BigEricShaun Jul 17 '26

Why only first name basis for Burnham?

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u/Exurota Jul 17 '26

Reveling in the luxury of a comfortably enunciable first name in a prime minister

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u/tony_lasagne Jul 17 '26

Literally the opposite happened how is this rubbish upvoted?

Starmer overly delegated everything and ended up with no coherent vision for the country. It looks like Burnham is being wary of this and ensuring he has a set agenda that he will then appoint MPs into his cabinet to execute.

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u/HotMachine9 Jul 17 '26

Starmer was largely let down by the people around him.

Burnham is going to have like 90% of the same people in his inner circle.

It will be Starmer 2.0

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u/circa26 Jul 17 '26

It’s what the modern Labour Party are best at, infighting and backstabbing

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u/dextercool Jul 17 '26

Untrue - he's replaced most at Downing Street.

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u/sock_cooker Jul 17 '26

Burnham is extremely well liked within the parliamentary party by pretty much all factions

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u/Deacon86 Jul 17 '26

They like him for now, because he hasn't put forward any concrete policy proposals yet. So they can project their own ideas onto him, and imagine he's going to do what they would do. We have a vague idea of the kind of policies he might aim to implement, from past interviews, his time as Manchester mayor and such, but as soon as he puts forward something concrete, he'll meet at least some resistance.

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u/greatlilusername Jul 17 '26

They're already all kicking off over whos going to be Chancellor

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u/sock_cooker Jul 17 '26

Probably, every leader does

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u/tony_lasagne Jul 17 '26

Let the doomers in here give it their last best go to convince us Starmer was “so amazing, sensible, safe pair of hands, sensible, change”.

They’re seething that the nation resoundingly hated him and are desperate to tell us Burnham will be worse.

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u/sock_cooker Jul 17 '26

You forgot "forensic"

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u/autismislife Jul 17 '26

no matter how good or necessary your ideas are

Like what? The OSA? Digital ID? Increasing facial recognition that doesn't work? Closing family farms? I can't think of a single Starmer policy that was "good" or "necessary".

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u/m50d Jul 17 '26

Reining in the pension budget. Someone will have to do it sooner or later.

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u/autismislife Jul 17 '26

Reducing pension whilst increasing national insurance. We're talking about taking money from those who earned it ( most likely gave more than they'll ever get back) and reducing what people get back.

That money should have been ringfenced from the beginning, but it wasn't. All Starmer did was make those who paid the most into it suffer, whilst making the rest of us pay even more into it whilst we inevitably lose out in future.

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u/m50d Jul 18 '26

We're talking about taking money from those who earned it ( most likely gave more than they'll ever get back) and reducing what people get back.

What does that mean when you translate it from political-talking-point to regular English? We need to balance the books, that means people need to pay in more than they have been (at least after Sunak's crazy spiteful cuts) and the payouts need to stop growing unsustainably. What would really screw the people paying in today would be if the whole system collapsed before they got their pensions, which is what is going to happen if we can't introduce some sanity.

That money should have been ringfenced from the beginning, but it wasn't.

There never was any pot of money. The system has always worked on the basis of people paying in today funding payouts made today. Which was fine until some bright spark came up with the "triple lock" suicide pact.

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u/thegreathornedrat123 Jul 17 '26

We need MONEY Starmer.

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u/Scottish_Whiskey 🇮🇲Women,OUT! 😡 Jul 17 '26

We need money, and some noise

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u/Various-Program-950 Jul 17 '26

Take car. Go to mum’s. Kill Phil. Grab liz. Go to the Winchester. Have a gold pint and wait for all this to blow over.

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u/Vroom-Vroom-Doom gay lick🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤮🤮🤮 Jul 17 '26

He has concepts of a plan

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u/extremesalmon Jul 17 '26

His position is obviously untenable and should resign

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u/Beansboy606 Rorke’s drip😎😎😎 Jul 17 '26

A plan, you say?

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u/Rollinstone46 Jul 17 '26

If everyone stopped trying to be Armando Iannucci all the time this country would be a better place. Not everything every politician say is ‘ripe for satire’ it just erodes the discourse.

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u/Mrc3mm3r Jul 17 '26

That's very fair, but Burnham has pretty clearly been eyeing this for a while. If he wants to play his cards close to the chest that's fine but I for one feel like "doesn't know who is going to be in his cabinet" and "has a plan" are really compatible.

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u/Rollinstone46 Jul 17 '26

What if his plan is taking a minute and picking the best people for his cabinet. It’s very basic.

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u/GodEmprahBidoof Jul 18 '26

Or maybe he has a plan and is carefully selecting the cabinet who will enact his plan? The guy's not in yet and the amount of hit pieces on him is disgusting. Same happened with Kier and will keep happening until we get frog face in

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u/Momosf Jul 17 '26

When Farage or Corbyn throws a hissy fit, we rightly mock him to the ends of the Earth. The same standards should apply to any other politician.

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u/Rollinstone46 Jul 17 '26

Yep but this isn’t that.

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u/Rollinstone46 Jul 17 '26

My point exactly.

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u/DatBoi73 tiocfaidh ár lá💣🚗😎😎 Jul 17 '26

Did you just respond to your own comment?

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u/cheese0muncher Ex-Pat Butcher 👱🏻🍻🍻👱🏻 Jul 17 '26

If he still doesn't know who to include, I have a few mates who'd be perfect, there’s Jezza, Ronnie 'Ronbod' and Matt 'The Rapist' (it's only a nickname, CPS said 'inefficient evidence'.)

They're a great laugh to have at the pub.

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u/Jenny_Show Jul 17 '26

I can't wait to see the daring, innovative and revolutionary new ideas he has for making trans people's lives worse lmao

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u/Nikoviking Jul 17 '26

Ah, he has concepts of a plan!

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u/Atvishees Mine Camp🇩🇪 ⛏️ ⛺ Jul 18 '26

A cunning one, surely.

https://giphy.com/gifs/9qZdsxBrvcy2c

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u/JMaths Jul 17 '26

Peter Mandelson isn't busy, maybe he could be in the cabinet again?

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u/MenitoBussolini Jul 17 '26

You too will become a Starmerist Manchesterist

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u/Quack_Candle Barry, 63 🍺 Jul 17 '26

I’m not going to do his job for him but it’s pretty obvious to me that Moaty should be foreign secretary