Why Did Keir Starmer Back Nationalising the Water Industry?



The government has launched an independent review into the water industry in the wake of public outcry over bills, bonuses and sewage pollution.

Susanna asks Environment Secretary Steve Reed if they’re not renationalising the water industry because they don’t want to or can’t afford to.

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39 thoughts on “Why Did Keir Starmer Back Nationalising the Water Industry?”

  1. ALL ENERGY IS FREE!!! IT WAS CREATED BY GOD : NO ONE ELSE. What Rothschild /Mockingbird/ Union = "OMEGA" liars they all are!!! Thieves and decievers stealing from the people! SHAME ON THEM ALL! They are ALL already BANKRUPT!!! They just cant tell the truth…EVER!!!

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  2. OK, you're media, so we don't expect much. But how have even you not seen that, from a debt-free start on privatisation, really greedy people have had their water companies borrow hundreds of millions – not to improve their water companies but to pay themselves by making themselves ridiculous dividends. Theft pure and simple. Now that is the story you should be telling. WHY ARE YOU NOT?

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  3. Once you realise that the people who OWN these companies have more power than the wet wipes and will NOT allow anyone to remove their over inflated salaries as well as the humongous bonuses, maybe then you get the gist of things. Oh, and don't forget the shares and dividends they all have

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  4. All these problems yet these scumbag politicians are shipping in millions of dependant third world people , the housing crisis is completely down to these politicians, they are outright destroying our nations , this is happening in every western country ,in fact these vile treasonous politicians say our civilised nations are too White.

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  5. The companies involved have rinsed profits without spending a penny back on infrastructure for far too long now. Its cheaper for these companies to dump sewerage in our waterways than pay the pathetic fines. Of course our labour government now want to step in and put that burden on the taxpayer. Perhaps these companies can just pay more carbon tax and then any polution is not a problem, it worked for coca cola and other huge polluters that are wef members!

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  6. In principle privatisation was a good idea because public ownership was expensive, slow and full of dead wood. Privatisation changed that and for a few years lots of activity occurred but then others saw it as a profit centre because the overseeing organisation OFFWATT was manipulated and we now have this sordid set of foreign owned organisation caring not a jot for our country or the public monopoly they are supposed to run. The politicians are wholly to blame for letting the public criteria of the monopoly be sic watered down.

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  7. Maggie Thatcher sold the the Country’s Silver. We don’t own anything. That’s why we are in a mess. For a Prime Minister to make a decision like that should never have been allowed. Power Corrupts, absolute Power corrupts absolutely.

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  8. £22 billion black hole yet they are changing the rules of government borrowing so they can put this country in more debt by borrowing more then £50 billion you really couldn’t make this up 😂

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  9. Who owns the water companies and what if any pressures are they putting on the labour party, the reason they are not nationalising water, is it possible that large and powerful companies are putting pressure on certain MPs

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