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Fair enough but cant be bothered to check. Equally "we" have not said he doesn't deserve some credit

Yes, SOME credit

FFS, no one is down playing it just not giving him ALL of the credit, which part of that can you not grasp?

Read this Hypo/Alex, it is spot on

He isn't but its your opinion even if its misguided .. You said you despise Blair for something but the blame would not have fallen solely on him, negotiating and subsequent actions are made by several parties

Hahahahaha nothing childish about anything i wrote there, you stupid boy

You are clearly not understanding, you wanted to give him sole credit and make him out to be the most important, he wasn't, because without the agreement and cooperation of the negotiators it would have fallen flat, but he does deserve some credit of course but its not all him. For the record i don't hate anyone especially someone i don't know.

Even if you love Trump, clearly the most important people were those agreeing and it would not be happening without them but yes, lets hope all is well and the hostage release goes ahead

Well done to all of the negotiators, Trump deserves credit but he was not the only one involved ,but its not over yet

Yes that`s why I said the "negotiating teams"

Its not done yet or have I missed something

🙄Don`t be silly, it would down to everyone involved not just Trump, he didn't negotiate singlehanded

Who thinks it will all start up again after hostages are released?

Lord help us The stamp duty abolishment will not happen if they do, it will be an "alternative"

Satellite

Of course because it has nothing to do with the negotiating teams does it

Don't fret, it wont happen, its just bluster to pacify the next tranche of possible tory defectors. The Tories aren't getting back in next GE

Tories won't commit to stamp duty cut in first King's Speech By Ben Bloch, political reporter at Conservative Party conference The Conservative Party is not committing to introducing the stamp duty cut immediately if they get into power, saying they have many priorities to get on with. Speaking to reporters after Kemi Badenoch party conference speech, her spokesman said they have not set out any timeframes for implementing any policies announced over the course of this conference. "You've got to allow for sort of drawing up legislation and obviously getting it through parliament and so on and so forth," he said. To get a sense of how much of a priority implementing the stamp duty cut is for Badenoch, her spokesman was pushed on whether the policy would be announced in their first King's Speech (plans for the first year of the parliament), should they get elected. He replied: "This is quite far out... It is a priority. But as is doing things like controlling our borders, leaving the ECHR [European Convention on Human Rights], bringing in tougher powers on stop and search, 10,000 new police officers. There's a lot to get on with." He added: "We're four years out potentially from a general election. So it would be foolish to sort of say [without knowing] what the composition [of parliament will be] and how quickly we get this stuff through without knowing." 🤣🤡🤡

The tory fantasy money tree, grown for the gullible

More cloud cuckoo land promises from conference is the norm but Badenoch has taken it to new levels of utter fairytail... Abolish stamp duty.... HAHAHAHAHAHA ....

Endeavor

Hamstring is suspected

This type of performance and result doesn’t really come as a surprise does it? Mediocrity is our highest standard

He won’t get sacked. SR cant admit to any more mistakes