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From Starmer to Burnham... What This Means For the UK. · David Icke

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  Hello welcome to the dock connector back after a couple of weeks. I've been up to North Yorkshire for a bit of a break
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  It was absolutely beautiful and shout out to all the people who I I met in the street and various other places and
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  To Alastair and his wife who I remember meeting on a train down to Whitby and
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  lovely people it's it's great to
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  To get out there and see
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  How many people are actually getting it now and how different it is
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  when you meet people face-to-face than when you see
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  the barrage of abuse on
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  social media completely
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  different
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  State of mind different mentality. It's it's great to see and it's a good reminder that
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  We are making progress
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  Not as fast as we like but
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  progress
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  now
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  What I've been keeping an eye on
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  while
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  having a break is
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  Andy Burnham
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  Andy Burnham for people around the world if they haven't come across the story yet
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  was the mayor of Manchester and
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  And he then
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  Just a very short time ago like a few weeks
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  Stood for Parliament. He'd been in Parliament before
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  At the maker field by election and
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  one and
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  Immediately he's
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  Becoming Prime Minister of Britain, which looks like happening shortly
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  so
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  he
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  wins a by-election
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  Gets to Parliament immediately his bloody Prime Minister
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  no general election
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  no
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  electoral
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  Decision by the population and
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  immediately
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  Kirstarmer the incumbent Prime Minister
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  capitulated. Oh, yeah, I'm going now. Yeah, and
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  Streeting another bloke who was supposed to be standing for the
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  Labour Party leadership, which meant being Prime Minister given they're the governing party
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  He immediately
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  Kind of withdraws and says, oh, no, I'm supporting Andy Burnham. What he's going on
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  Because clearly
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  The speed with which this guy has come to the fore to be Prime Minister
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  the speed with which
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  Stammer capitulated
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  Is no
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  Accident or coincidence. There's something going on here for sure. Now. I have my own
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  Burnham story
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  And that is from 2017 when he was mayor of Manchester and
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  I was doing
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  Launch of a book in London. He was in Birmingham and in
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  in Manchester and what we were doing at each event was
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  Getting money for
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  the
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  Homeless of Manchester at right at the end of the the the tour the series and
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  There was a charity and the guy was going to come along in Manchester and he was going to accept the money for the for the homeless
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  so
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  Anyway on the morning of
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  The Manchester event which was being held at
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  Manchester United's ground at Old Trafford
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  We had been nor Jamie had been
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  Dealing with them for months to organize it was going to be a dinner and people were coming not just from around the country
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  They were coming to from other countries to this dinner on the morning
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  That it was supposed to take place. We hear through the media
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  That Manchester United have pulled it
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  They haven't told us
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  So this apparently came from the local MP for that Trafford area
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  Getting on our eye or so we kind of this guy I talking at Manchester United and I'm going to get older the club and I'm gonna stop this
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  and
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  So Jamie went over to Old Trafford to talk to the people they've been dealing with for months and
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  Got escorted
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  From the premises by a security guard still no reason why it's it's happened anyway
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  In a ridiculously short time though, it wasn't going to be a dinner anymore
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  We got another venue in Manchester that wouldn't pull and
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  And it was nothing like what it was meant to be but at least we had some sort of event and
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  The idea was that this head of this charity this homeless charity was going to come
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  to
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  the the newly arranged event to receive the money we'd all gathered together for the homeless in
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  Manchester, but he didn't turn up and what he explained later
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  was that
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  people around Andy Burnham in the Andy Burnham
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  coterie
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  Had said that it would not be good for his charity if he had anything to do with me
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  so he didn't come and
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  What we did instead was went out onto the streets of Manchester the following day and just handed the money out to people who were
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  clearly homeless
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  directly probably a better thing
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  but
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  um
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  That's the kind of mentality that we're dealing with all front and
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  No
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  Substance so
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  Go back again to 2020 and this was a meme I
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  made
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  about Burnham during the COVID hoax and it's clearly extremely relevant still today
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  probably more so even
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  And this is a video
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  that captures the
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  Establishment nature of the anti-establishment Burnham
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  he's
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  like Keir Starmer
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  Saying that
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  It's not that the
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  Johnson government's
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  COVID restrictions were too
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  Fascist it's saying they're not or weren't fascist enough
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  Here he is wanting to
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  To target businesses with more powers
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  When they don't enforce mass
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  mandates
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  Q andy
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  We also argued for a more targeted approach to
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  To venues we asked for summary closure powers of all business premises
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  That we're not deemed to be COVID safe. So I'm not just talking about pubs and restaurants
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  There are large supermarkets in Greater Manchester
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  Who in my view have not properly implemented the requirements around face covering that and I'll name one chain Tesco
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  I don't believe they have taken a responsible attitude to this issue
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  They've said it's not for them to enforce. Well, I think it is for those organizations to to to enforce
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  so we have asked for
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  Targeted summary closure powers to be able to temporarily close venues, which we do do not believe are
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  adhering properly to the to the to the protocols and
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  We think that would be a better approach than just blanket restrictions
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  That may or may not
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  Have the impact that the government wants on the virus. We've been under those restrictions for three months
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  So we do have more together with Leicester. We probably have more experience of local restrictions than anywhere
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  And our view is they may have dampened the number of cases, but they haven't actually
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  Succeeded in turning the situation around. We think the ability to act in a more targeted way both in terms of shielding but also in terms of
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  Enforcement would be a more more sensible approach
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  So
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  That's the Andy Burnham who is about to become
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  Prime Minister and up to this point as I record this
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  He's not taken any questions from the press. In fact, he
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  did a speech which was
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  full of
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  Rhetoric and not on real substance and how he's going to achieve it all
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  In Manchester and
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  He
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  He's not being elected to be Prime Minister
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  He's just taking the job by default with everyone just
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  Parting the seas to allow him in
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  And yet he said during this speech
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  While the political direction I set is not negotiable
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  Who the bloody hell are you mate?
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  The arrogance of it. I
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  Will build an inclusive team at the very highest level
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  Well, when you see some of the people he seems to be planning to have in his team
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  it ain't the bloody highest level quite the opposite actually and
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  No general election and in his speech
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  There were the usual key words
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  Change just like Starmer when he was
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  Winning his election with a third of the vote and getting a massive majority in what's called a democracy
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  change I stand for change and
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  Also hope and hope is a word I've focused on many times over the years
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  Because hope is always in the future. It's never in the now. It's like
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  just take the shite now that we're ending out and
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  Then you will have hope that it will get better at some time over the rainbow
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  that never comes and
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  so what is
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  this
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  Obsession that politicians have
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  Obama Trump
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  Starmer Burnham on and on
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  with the words change and
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  Hope well hope is to kick the can down the street
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  in the hope that you'll
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  You'll never get what they say is coming and
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  Change right they all talk about change. We stand for change, but
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  How few ever discuss what that change is and why change?
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  because
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  Whichever part is in power
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  It's shite for vast numbers of people
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  So when they say we want change I stand for change
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  People who are not having a good time say, yeah, we were we need change. I don't like the way things are
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  We'll vote for you and there you get in and
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  Nothing changes of substance just goes on
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  advancing and
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  Then at the next election
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  The other parties say, oh no, we stand for change and the whole sequence just
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  repeats and repeats and repeats and so the fact that Burnham's talking about
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  change and hope is
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  Really par for the course and another thing that he he describes
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  In his speech is something you will have heard this many many times called ordinary people
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  the patronizing descriptions of the populace by politicians ordinary people
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  When there are no ordinary people, there are just
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  Extraordinary people programmed to believe they are ordinary and thus play out their ordinary
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  nuts
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  when
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  they could be
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  something very different and
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  So ordinary people I stand for ordinary people because I'm I'm up here and the ordinary people are down here
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  But I stand for them because I'm a good bloke
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  Anyway
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  here's a clip of
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  Andy Burnham's speech
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  encompassing all of this
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  If we must
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  Ours is a 10-year mission to raise people's living standards. I
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  Know people can't wait forever for change
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  I heard on doorsteps in Makerfield how people need a bit extra now to help with rising costs
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  I will do my very best to deliver it and whilst not taking risks with the public finances
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  We'll seek to give Britain some breathing space as soon as I can
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  People need to be able to look forward to a night out or a holiday with the kids people need hope
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  This brings me back to where I started and the stories told in this building of how ordinary people
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  Right back to Peter Lou 200 years ago here changed a British state not built with them in mind
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  Our modern challenge is exactly the same an
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  Economy which from the mid 1980s onwards
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  Has not been built with them in mind and instead has handed more to those who already have most and
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  Left people overpaying for the basics
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  If people in 1844 could form the cooperative movement in Rochdale to lower the price of food
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  Then why can't we act now with similar courage to make life better?
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  Imagine what things could be like if we succeed
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  Imagine what it would feel like to live in a country wired to work for ordinary people rather than against them
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  Imagine if all local areas
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  Could build homes people can afford to the point where they could guarantee one for everyone
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  Imagine if we could bring down the cost of energy for people and businesses and the good things that would come from that
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  Imagine good growth in every postcode and hope in every heart
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  To see the rest of the dot connector this week and every week
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  Go to iconic comm after 5 p.m. Every Friday
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  Don't mention the reptiles days even less said about the grey Pope
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  Do some believe to be the true ruling power in the Vatican humans emitting a mic address all of them had
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  Little signals. I've never seen it before healing up to transition that children
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  This is the ultimate suicide cult. What if the symbols around us every day aren't just ornamental
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  We lost a thousand years of history. What if their instruction that state of awareness is not manipulative all