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jamiemartin721 Reading 23 Nov 17 5.12pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Roll up, roll up for more Tory bashing. I'm sure Tiny Tim would weep if he could see how we suffer in 2017. Mod Warning Last Warning - Next one will be a yellow - Either stick to the subject, or leave it be. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 23 Nov 17 5.12pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Roll up, roll up for more Tory bashing.

I'm sure Tiny Tim would weep if he could see how we suffer in 2017.

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jamiemartin721 Reading 23 Nov 17 5.15pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger I'm not in pain Steeleye. I'm sure some people's idea of pain is when they have their houing benefit cut. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (23 Nov 2017 4.34pm) Well given that for many that would be a precursor to being evicted or wracking up a lot of debt, I'd say that constitutes a major cause of stress and sleepless nights. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 23 Nov 17 5.15pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

I'm not in pain Steeleye.

I'm sure some people's idea of pain is when they have their houing benefit cut.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (23 Nov 2017 4.34pm)

Well given that for many that would be a precursor to being evicted or wracking up a lot of debt, I'd say that constitutes a major cause of stress and sleepless nights.

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elgrande bedford 23 Nov 17 5.15pm
Originally posted by jamiemartin721 Mod Warning Last Warning - Next one will be a yellow - Either stick to the subject, or leave it be. Really he replied to a post about tory cuts,how is that not sticking to the subject. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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elgrande

bedford 23 Nov 17 5.15pm

Originally posted by jamiemartin721

Mod Warning Last Warning - Next one will be a yellow - Either stick to the subject, or leave it be.

Really he replied to a post about tory cuts,how is that not sticking to the subject.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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steeleye20 Croydon 23 Nov 17 5.26pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger I'm not in pain Steeleye. I'm sure some people's idea of pain is when they have their houing benefit cut. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (23 Nov 2017 4.34pm) Of course it is they could be made homeless.
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Croydon 23 Nov 17 5.26pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

I'm not in pain Steeleye.

I'm sure some people's idea of pain is when they have their houing benefit cut.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (23 Nov 2017 4.34pm)

Of course it is they could be made homeless.

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.TUX. 23 Nov 17 5.46pm
Originally posted by nickgusset [Link] Britons were warned they are on course for the longest fall in living standards since records began 60 years ago after the U.K.’s fiscal watchdog took the ax to its outlook for economic growth. In an analysis of the government’s latest budget and accompanying report by the Office for Budget Responsibility, the Resolution Foundation said on Thursday that the economy is set to be 42 billion pounds ( billion) smaller in 2022 than the OBR predicted in March. It also calculated wages will not return to their pre-financial crisis levels of 2007 until at least 2025 once inflation is taken into account. Average annual pay is now projected to be 1,030 pounds lower in 2022 than the March forecasts and household disposable incomes will fall for an unprecedented 19 straight quarters between 2015 and 2020, according to Resolution. The analysis was reinforced by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which said the OBR’s forecasts implied average earnings would be almost 1,400 pounds lower in 2021 than predicted before the 2016 Brexit referendum and still below their 2008 level. “We are in danger of losing not just one but getting on for two decades of earnings growth,” IFS Director Paul Johnson told a briefing in London on Thursday. Not sure if this factors Brexit in or not. Well done everybody who voted Tory. Thanks. Brexit is irrelevant as wages/living standards have been in decline for decades. And all parties, not just the Tories, have been complicit in hiding the fact that the financial system that has been forced upon us since 1971 (the end of Bretton Woods) was a deliberate ploy to continually enrich the wealthy at the expense of the middle/working classes. That's everyone here, regardless of what they choose to believe. And we're not alone as it isn't just these shores, people all over the world are in a similar situation and are basically f-cked-off with it, hence the 'birth' of crypto-currencies. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

23 Nov 17 5.46pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

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Britons were warned they are on course for the longest fall in living standards since records began 60 years ago after the U.K.’s fiscal watchdog took the ax to its outlook for economic growth.

In an analysis of the government’s latest budget and accompanying report by the Office for Budget Responsibility, the Resolution Foundation said on Thursday that the economy is set to be 42 billion pounds ( billion) smaller in 2022 than the OBR predicted in March.

It also calculated wages will not return to their pre-financial crisis levels of 2007 until at least 2025 once inflation is taken into account. Average annual pay is now projected to be 1,030 pounds lower in 2022 than the March forecasts and household disposable incomes will fall for an unprecedented 19 straight quarters between 2015 and 2020, according to Resolution.

The analysis was reinforced by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which said the OBR’s forecasts implied average earnings would be almost 1,400 pounds lower in 2021 than predicted before the 2016 Brexit referendum and still below their 2008 level.

“We are in danger of losing not just one but getting on for two decades of earnings growth,” IFS Director Paul Johnson told a briefing in London on Thursday.

Not sure if this factors Brexit in or not.

Well done everybody who voted Tory. Thanks.

Brexit is irrelevant as wages/living standards have been in decline for decades.
And all parties, not just the Tories, have been complicit in hiding the fact that the financial system that has been forced upon us since 1971 (the end of Bretton Woods) was a deliberate ploy to continually enrich the wealthy at the expense of the middle/working classes. That's everyone here, regardless of what they choose to believe.

And we're not alone as it isn't just these shores, people all over the world are in a similar situation and are basically f-cked-off with it, hence the 'birth' of crypto-currencies.

Buy Litecoin.

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hedgehog50 Croydon 23 Nov 17 5.52pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Brexit is irrelevant as wages/living standards have been in decline for decades. And all parties, not just the Tories, have been complicit in hiding the fact that the financial system that has been forced upon us since 1971 (the end of Bretton Woods) was a deliberate ploy to continually enrich the wealthy at the expense of the middle/working classes. That's everyone here, regardless of what they choose to believe. And we're not alone as it isn't just these shores, people all over the world are in a similar situation and are basically f-cked-off with it, hence the 'birth' of crypto-currencies. he's right you know, it's what the crypto-communists trade in. We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]
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Croydon 23 Nov 17 5.52pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

And we're not alone as it isn't just these shores, people all over the world are in a similar situation and are basically f-cked-off with it, hence the 'birth' of crypto-currencies.

he's right you know, it's what the crypto-communists trade in.

We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

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Hrolf The Ganger 23 Nov 17 5.54pm
Originally posted by jamiemartin721 Mod Warning Last Warning - Next one will be a yellow - Either stick to the subject, or leave it be. You mean Tory bashing is not the subject? Whatever you say, your honour.
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721

Mod Warning Last Warning - Next one will be a yellow - Either stick to the subject, or leave it be.

You mean Tory bashing is not the subject?

Whatever you say, your honour.

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cryrst The garden of England 29 Nov 17 9.01pm
Originally posted by nickgusset [Link] Britons were warned they are on course for the longest fall in living standards since records began 60 years ago after the U.K.’s fiscal watchdog took the ax to its outlook for economic growth. In an analysis of the government’s latest budget and accompanying report by the Office for Budget Responsibility, the Resolution Foundation said on Thursday that the economy is set to be 42 billion pounds ( billion) smaller in 2022 than the OBR predicted in March. It also calculated wages will not return to their pre-financial crisis levels of 2007 until at least 2025 once inflation is taken into account. Average annual pay is now projected to be 1,030 pounds lower in 2022 than the March forecasts and household disposable incomes will fall for an unprecedented 19 straight quarters between 2015 and 2020, according to Resolution. The analysis was reinforced by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which said the OBR’s forecasts implied average earnings would be almost 1,400 pounds lower in 2021 than predicted before the 2016 Brexit referendum and still below their 2008 level. “We are in danger of losing not just one but getting on for two decades of earnings growth,” IFS Director Paul Johnson told a briefing in London on Thursday. Not sure if this factors Brexit in or not. Well done everybody who voted Tory. Thanks. NICK it is relative to a person's status. You cannot assume everyone hasn't got a lot to p**s in. And some that havent could put in more effort and have something. Socialism will make us equally rich or equally poor. Who's in charge then eh? That's how the Arab Spring caused a lot of the chaos and death going on at the moment. The have nots always want what the haves have. YOU CANNOT CREATE WEALTH BY DIVIDING WEALTH
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The garden of England 29 Nov 17 9.01pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

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Britons were warned they are on course for the longest fall in living standards since records began 60 years ago after the U.K.’s fiscal watchdog took the ax to its outlook for economic growth.

“We are in danger of losing not just one but getting on for two decades of earnings growth,” IFS Director Paul Johnson told a briefing in London on Thursday.

Not sure if this factors Brexit in or not.

Well done everybody who voted Tory. Thanks.

NICK it is relative to a person's status.
You cannot assume everyone hasn't got a lot to p**s in. And some that havent could put in more effort and have something.
Socialism will make us equally rich or equally poor.
Who's in charge then eh?
That's how the Arab Spring caused a lot of the chaos and death going on at the moment. The have nots always want what the haves have.
YOU CANNOT CREATE WEALTH BY DIVIDING WEALTH

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 29 Nov 17 9.10pm
Originally posted by cryrst NICK it is relative to a person's status. You cannot assume everyone hasn't got a lot to p**s in. And some that havent could put in more effort and have something. Socialism will make us equally rich or equally poor. Who's in charge then eh? That's how the Arab Spring caused a lot of the chaos and death going on at the moment. The have nots always want what the haves have. YOU CANNOT CREATE WEALTH BY DIVIDING WEALTH You create wealth by dividing people. There's a big difference between perception of socialism and actual democratic socialism.No ones saying absolutely everything will be state run, but the state should be facilitating investment and expertise where it is needed . I reckon there are still those that think that voting for labour would mean everyone wearing the same clothes or driving the same car.
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nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 29 Nov 17 9.10pm

Originally posted by cryrst

You create wealth by dividing people.

There's a big difference between perception of socialism and actual democratic socialism.No ones saying absolutely everything will be state run, but the state should be facilitating investment and expertise where it is needed . I reckon there are still those that think that voting for labour would mean everyone wearing the same clothes or driving the same car.

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cryrst The garden of England 29 Nov 17 9.19pm
Originally posted by nickgusset You create wealth by dividing people. There's a big difference between perception of socialism and actual democratic socialism.No ones saying absolutely everything will be state run, but the state should be facilitating investment and expertise where it is needed . I reckon there are still those that think that voting for labour would mean everyone wearing the same clothes or driving the same car. Socialist thought process is: Tax the rich give to the poor. Rich think f**k this I'm not working Who does the money come from then. We all get poorer but as long as we're all the same were all happy. NOT VENEZUALA. Nick that's what happened there. Look at it now
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cryrst

The garden of England 29 Nov 17 9.19pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

You create wealth by dividing people.

Socialist thought process is:
Tax the rich give to the poor.
Rich think f**k this I'm not working
Who does the money come from then.
We all get poorer but as long as we're all the same were all happy. NOT
VENEZUALA. Nick that's what happened there.
Look at it now

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.TUX. 29 Nov 17 9.21pm
Originally posted by hedgehog50 he's right you know, it's what the crypto-communists trade in. I promised myself that i'd never reply to another of your posts as you bore me rigid.......but oh well. The 'rise' in crypto-currency is due to many (though still a tiny tiny percentage globally) being fed-up with the Central Banking system that 1. Was forced upon us and 2. Was designed purely to rob the 99%. Both boxes have been ticked.............at your expense. One day the penny may drop, but the odds are embarrassingly long Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

29 Nov 17 9.21pm

Originally posted by hedgehog50

he's right you know, it's what the crypto-communists trade in.

I promised myself that i'd never reply to another of your posts as you bore me rigid.......but oh well.
The 'rise' in crypto-currency is due to many (though still a tiny tiny percentage globally) being fed-up with the Central Banking system that 1. Was forced upon us and 2. Was designed purely to rob the 99%.
Both boxes have been ticked.............at your expense.

One day the penny may drop, but the odds are embarrassingly long

Buy Litecoin.

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 29 Nov 17 9.27pm
Its a race to the bottom !
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Any european country i fancy! 29 Nov 17 9.27pm

Its a race to the bottom !

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