As Winter Approaches And Energy Bills Go Through The Roof, Will Their Be More Of A Desire To Negotiate With Russia Over Ukraine?

[dave50]

I think the public's enthusiasm for standing up to putin will wain when it comes to energy bills, most will want peace in the hope prices will come down, whatever the political cost. Keeping warm or supporting Ukraine, it will be a no brainer I'm afraid.

[mushroom25]

// A winter of discontent is fast approaching, and the public are going to blame this present rotten to the core Conservative Govt //

if (big if) there was an election next month and the labour party were to landslide it, is that going to magically cure the current situation? will the Russians graciously concede they can't win? will it magically start to rain and save the crops currently burning in the fields?

[dave50]

No I don't agree with the sentiments of my original post, I was just questioning whether the public in general may do.

[Paigntonian]

Untitled: If Corbyn's not a scumbag ask how many times he called Louise Berger, a Jewish Labour MP, to offer help and advice when she was subjected to the kind of abuse befitting Nazi Germany. In eighteen months he didn't call her, email her, ask his lieutenants to contact her or even make a comment in passing to Berger, her colleagues or the media. That's called being a racist scumbag.

[douglas9401]

If you see Sid, tell 'im.