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The Sash Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 22 May 15 1.53pm |
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Quote nickgusset at 12 May 2015 6.50pm
Quote OldFella at 12 May 2015 6.42pm
Quote nickgusset at 12 May 2015 6.33pm
'Anti gay' MP appointed minister for equality! Well done Dave.
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Anti union laws to be passed...
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The Tories didn't get 40% of the popular vote, so presumably means they do not consider themselves legitimate? After any ballot, it is usually the case that far more strike than vote. They are also intent on attacking other rights - inc Human Rights Act. However, what goes around comes around and they may slow things down, but then when that threshold is reached those involved will be angrier. So mad, they won't take it any more. Another thing they won't have considered is that one of the reasons for restraint is that national unions when striking have been able to steer the vote and strike as they've considered not the turnout but the size of support. That has meant that although the left has never been entirely satisfied, there have been protests. If they put workers in a situation that they have no choice, walkouts, unofficial strikes are more likely, not less likely
Pricless watching you lefties moaning and whingeing because the election and subsequent events not going your way. Think you're going to have to get used to it!
Better get used to more of this... Money IDS has received from the public purse recently for family properties...
Still you voted for this kind of thing to continue.
If you think voting for anyone else would reverse the flow of politicians feathering their nests then you are hugely naïve Nick..
As far as the rules go, it's a website not a democracy - Hambo 3/6/2014
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 26 May 15 9.30pm |
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Privatising police services? Fancy that happening...
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derben 26 May 15 9.52pm |
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Quote nickgusset at 26 May 2015 9.30pm
Privatising police services? Fancy that happening...
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So what.
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Helmet46 Croydon 26 May 15 10.04pm |
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At least 5 years of this sh1t! (Not the Tories but the boring left wing cack that keeps being posted)!
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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 27 May 15 11.19am |
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All from a paper that calls itself the independant.
ironic much?
Edited by dannyh (27 May 2015 11.20am)
"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 27 May 15 11.28am |
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Quote dannyh at 27 May 2015 11.19am
All from a paper that calls itself the independant.
ironic much?
Edited by dannyh (27 May 2015 11.20am)
Are you saying they shouldn't report it?
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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 27 May 15 11.31am |
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Quote nickgusset at 27 May 2015 11.28am
Quote dannyh at 27 May 2015 11.19am
All from a paper that calls itself the independant.
ironic much?
Edited by dannyh (27 May 2015 11.20am)
Are you saying they shouldn't report it?
No I'm saying they are far from independant politically speaking
"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"
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IMpalace London 27 May 15 12.04pm |
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What annoys me most about this post and so many posts I've seen on numerous social networks is the assumption that the British public have been duped into voting Tory.
Are the left so arrogant that they assume anyone who doesn't see the world as they see it must be so thick that they don't know what they're voting for?
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derben 27 May 15 12.14pm |
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Quote IMpalace at 27 May 2015 12.04pm
What annoys me most about this post and so many posts I've seen on numerous social networks is the assumption that the British public have been duped into voting Tory.
Are the left so arrogant that they assume anyone who doesn't see the world as they see it must be so thick that they don't know what they're voting for?
I know, their fury knows no bounds, they cannot understand how us morons got it so wrong. We have forced them to take to the streets, stamping their little feet and daubing 'Tory scum' on war memorials and chanting 'OUT! OUT! OUT!', it is all our fault because we were so stupid.
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Helmet46 Croydon 27 May 15 12.31pm |
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Quote IMpalace at 27 May 2015 12.04pm
What annoys me most about this post and so many posts I've seen on numerous social networks is the assumption that the British public have been duped into voting Tory.
Are the left so arrogant that they assume anyone who doesn't see the world as they see it must be so thick that they don't know what they're voting for?
Yes. Most people don't constantly bang on about their political leanings and I'm sick of hearing on the radio, reading on social media and watching on TV whilst the left demonstrate and bitch and whinge, because they dont agree with the decision that the country took. I bet they wouldnt be bitching about proportional representation if Labour had won with a narrow majority.
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johnfirewall 27 May 15 3.47pm |
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Apparently there's some sort of protest in the form of a 'switch off' which involves not using any electricity or gas to hit big business where it hurts, in the pocket. Obviously the instigator had such little faith in their idea that they felt the need to emphasise that this should not replace traditional placard waving.
I don't really know where to start with this, other than to say that it is great for the environment and that if you're participating on such a specious basis, perhaps you should also continue to save energy and money in this way if the Tories have rendered you so skint.
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 05 Jun 15 7.13am |
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George Osborne is rushing through a fire sale of RBS at a massive £13bn loss to taxpayers.
Just as he's pushing through £12bn of welfare cuts which will hit the poorest and most vulnerable in society, Osborne wants to sell the taxpayer-owned bank back to his friends in the City at knockdown prices, losing taxpayers at least an eyewatering £13bn.
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derben 05 Jun 15 7.49am |
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Excellent news - when are we going to start putting children up chimneys again?
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npn Crowborough 05 Jun 15 8.42am |
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Quote nickgusset at 05 Jun 2015 7.13am
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George Osborne is rushing through a fire sale of RBS at a massive £13bn loss to taxpayers.
Just as he's pushing through £12bn of welfare cuts which will hit the poorest and most vulnerable in society, Osborne wants to sell the taxpayer-owned bank back to his friends in the City at knockdown prices, losing taxpayers at least an eyewatering £13bn.
Do you have any corroboration on that? If true, gut feel is "no", but I haven't heard anything about it yet.
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legaleagle 05 Jun 15 9.13am |
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According to the Independent,it'll be announced in his Mansion House speech next week
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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 05 Jun 15 9.29am |
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Quote nickgusset at 05 Jun 2015 7.13am
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George Osborne is rushing through a fire sale of RBS at a massive £13bn loss to taxpayers.
Just as he's pushing through £12bn of welfare cuts which will hit the poorest and most vulnerable in society, Osborne wants to sell the taxpayer-owned bank back to his friends in the City at knockdown prices, losing taxpayers at least an eyewatering £13bn.
Happy for RBS to lose the gilt edged guarantee, but if managed correctly this could have been a profit like the NY Fed has made with AIG (as at 12/2012 - $22bn).... but then they have Obama not the Tories.
"Everything is air-droppable at least once."
"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."
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jamiemartin721 Reading 05 Jun 15 9.48am |
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Quote IMpalace at 27 May 2015 12.04pm
What annoys me most about this post and so many posts I've seen on numerous social networks is the assumption that the British public have been duped into voting Tory.
Are the left so arrogant that they assume anyone who doesn't see the world as they see it must be so thick that they don't know what they're voting for?
As a rule I'd generally say that all of the major political parties were guilty of trying to dupe the population into voting for them at the last election - with most utilizing 'fear of x' (Labour with UKIP, Conservatives with the Scottish Nationals) rather than actually campaigning on manifestos and policy.
Its the sham that has become democracy in the UK that politics has become about 'appealing to the people and popularity' rather than actual ideas and policy.
The public gets what it asked for, another five years of spin, self interest, the politics of envy, popularism, bulls**t and deciet, just like it got under every government during my life time.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 05 Jun 15 9.49am |
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Quote pefwin at 05 Jun 2015 9.29am
Quote nickgusset at 05 Jun 2015 7.13am
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George Osborne is rushing through a fire sale of RBS at a massive £13bn loss to taxpayers.
Just as he's pushing through £12bn of welfare cuts which will hit the poorest and most vulnerable in society, Osborne wants to sell the taxpayer-owned bank back to his friends in the City at knockdown prices, losing taxpayers at least an eyewatering £13bn.
Happy for RBS to lose the gilt edged guarantee, but if managed correctly this could have been a profit like the NY Fed has made with AIG (as at 12/2012 - bn).... but then they have Obama not the Tories.
I bet the following year it makes great profits.
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 05 Jun 15 12.43pm |
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More of what belongs to us being flogged.
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johnfirewall 05 Jun 15 1.38pm |
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Quote nickgusset at 05 Jun 2015 12.43pm
More of what belongs to us being flogged.
Pretty sure most people are giggling along with the socialist propoganda without understanding what it's specifically referring to:
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Definitely a few RM shares in your pension pot though and will be a few more after this sale.
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