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cryrst Online The garden of England 10 Jan 22 11.11pm
Originally posted by croydon proud Obvs get rid of the whole cabinet, including bungle, get them up in court and get the Ł47 thousand million back, I would love Angela Rayner as pm but it ain"t gona happen- so let a normal blu nose take over- safe hands, bit like the old days, and obviously some prison time for the culprits with the proceeds of crime team jotting down the spoils with the bailiffs! Won"t happen - just like a bit of normality instead of dramas and lies every other day- you get fined for having a beer at home with your mates Ł10,000, bungle and his pals throw a bring a bottle party- if you are happy with that then I should have gone in to politics. You would love raynor. Ha ha now clearly you are joking right! As for another blu nose in charge who would you prefer ?
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The garden of England 10 Jan 22 11.11pm

Originally posted by croydon proud

Obvs get rid of the whole cabinet, including bungle, get them up in court and get the Ł47 thousand million back, I would love Angela Rayner as pm but it ain"t gona happen- so let a normal blu nose take over- safe hands, bit like the old days, and obviously some prison time for the culprits with the proceeds of crime team jotting down the spoils with the bailiffs! Won"t happen - just like a bit of normality instead of dramas and lies every other day- you get fined for having a beer at home with your mates Ł10,000, bungle and his pals throw a bring a bottle party- if you are happy with that then I should have gone in to politics.

You would love raynor. Ha ha now clearly you are joking right!
As for another blu nose in charge who would you prefer ?

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Badger11 Beckenham 11 Jan 22 8.21am
Just for balance inflation is also a problem in the EU. [Link] One more point
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Beckenham 11 Jan 22 8.21am

Just for balance inflation is also a problem in the EU.

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 11 Jan 22 9.27am
Originally posted by Badger11 Just for balance inflation is also a problem in the EU. [Link] I suspect it's worse here in Ireland as we are at the end of the supply chain. Everything up but fuel and home fuel the worst. Electricity rocketed. I'm locked into a half decent price, but not for long. As stated previously, I'm getting a hundred credit from our wonderful government. What annoyed me the most, was every social welfare recipient getting double Dole at Christmas. I got sweet FA, like basically everybody who works. Meanwhile there are more jobs available than people on the Dole. I'm willing to be liberal enough and people may need money but why would a single person getting 205 a week need double, while a working family gets nothing? Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 11 Jan 22 9.27am

Originally posted by Badger11

Just for balance inflation is also a problem in the EU.

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I suspect it's worse here in Ireland as we are at the end of the supply chain. Everything up but fuel and home fuel the worst. Electricity rocketed. I'm locked into a half decent price, but not for long. As stated previously, I'm getting a hundred credit from our wonderful government.
What annoyed me the most, was every social welfare recipient getting double Dole at Christmas. I got sweet FA, like basically everybody who works. Meanwhile there are more jobs available than people on the Dole. I'm willing to be liberal enough and people may need money but why would a single person getting 205 a week need double, while a working family gets nothing?

Red and Blue Army!

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PalazioVecchio south pole 11 Jan 22 9.44am
Originally posted by ASCPFC I suspect it's worse here in Ireland as we are at the end of the supply chain. Everything up but fuel and home fuel the worst. Electricity rocketed. I'm locked into a half decent price, but not for long. As stated previously, I'm getting a hundred credit from our wonderful government. What annoyed me the most, was every social welfare recipient getting double Dole at Christmas. I got sweet FA, like basically everybody who works. Meanwhile there are more jobs available than people on the Dole. I'm willing to be liberal enough and people may need money but why would a single person getting 205 a week need double, while a working family gets nothing? Ireland has maybe the most generous dole on the planet. I hope the whole system breaks down some day soon. we have druggy mentalers who take home more per month than the hardworking middle-classes of much of the Third World. Eze Peasy at Anfield....
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Originally posted by ASCPFC

Ireland has maybe the most generous dole on the planet. I hope the whole system breaks down some day soon.

we have druggy mentalers who take home more per month than the hardworking middle-classes of much of the Third World.

Eze Peasy at Anfield....

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Badger11 Beckenham 11 Jan 22 10.06am
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio Ireland has maybe the most generous dole on the planet. I hope the whole system breaks down some day soon. we have druggy mentalers who take home more per month than the hardworking middle-classes of much of the Third World. I had a Irish mate (some years ago) he was getting good dole money in Eire and because where he (lived) had high unemployment he was told he didn't have to sign on. He told me this in a pub in Lewisham and he was living in Catford at the time. Very generous of the Irish in saving the UK taxpayer. Oh I forgot to mention his nickname was Dodger. Edited by Badger11 (11 Jan 2022 10.08am) One more point
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

Ireland has maybe the most generous dole on the planet. I hope the whole system breaks down some day soon.

we have druggy mentalers who take home more per month than the hardworking middle-classes of much of the Third World.

I had a Irish mate (some years ago) he was getting good dole money in Eire and because where he (lived) had high unemployment he was told he didn't have to sign on. He told me this in a pub in Lewisham and he was living in Catford at the time.

Very generous of the Irish in saving the UK taxpayer.

Oh I forgot to mention his nickname was Dodger.

Edited by Badger11 (11 Jan 2022 10.08am)

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 11 Jan 22 3.16pm
Originally posted by cryrst You would love raynor. Ha ha now clearly you are joking right! As for another blu nose in charge who would you prefer ? Joking? Did you see her wipe the floor with bungle in parliament last week when sir keir was away? No joking at all. Not sure or bothered who would step in if it was another blu nose, just someone with a bit of integrity, not telling blatant lies every day, thieving the countrys tax payers cash for infastructure and rainy days , someone that wants to do the best for the country instead of being pm as a trophy to boost their already inflated ego.
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Any european country i fancy! 11 Jan 22 3.16pm

Originally posted by cryrst

You would love raynor. Ha ha now clearly you are joking right!
As for another blu nose in charge who would you prefer ?

Joking? Did you see her wipe the floor with bungle in parliament last week when sir keir was away? No joking at all. Not sure or bothered who would step in if it was another blu nose, just someone with a bit of integrity, not telling blatant lies every day, thieving the countrys tax payers cash for infastructure and rainy days , someone that wants to do the best for the country instead of being pm as a trophy to boost their already inflated ego.

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cryrst Online The garden of England 11 Jan 22 5.20pm
Originally posted by croydon proud Joking? Did you see her wipe the floor with bungle in parliament last week when sir keir was away? No joking at all. Not sure or bothered who would step in if it was another blu nose, just someone with a bit of integrity, not telling blatant lies every day, thieving the countrys tax payers cash for infastructure and rainy days , someone that wants to do the best for the country instead of being pm as a trophy to boost their already inflated ego. She's not got what it takes. One or two quips in parliament doesn't mean she could run the country. Dianne abbott alongside her no doubt 50 hundred twenty seven six thousand I think!
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The garden of England 11 Jan 22 5.20pm

Originally posted by croydon proud

She's not got what it takes. One or two quips in parliament doesn't mean she could run the country. Dianne abbott alongside her no doubt 50 hundred twenty seven six thousand I think!

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PalazioVecchio south pole 11 Jan 22 6.05pm
Originally posted by cryrst She's not got what it takes. One or two quips in parliament doesn't mean she could run the country. Dianne abbott alongside her no doubt 50 hundred twenty seven six thousand I think! Diane Abbott replacing Boris. now, i would p1ss myself laughing at the prospect. Eze Peasy at Anfield....
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Originally posted by cryrst

She's not got what it takes. One or two quips in parliament doesn't mean she could run the country. Dianne abbott alongside her no doubt 50 hundred twenty seven six thousand I think!

Diane Abbott replacing Boris.

now, i would p1ss myself laughing at the prospect.

Eze Peasy at Anfield....

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 11 Jan 22 7.53pm
Originally posted by cryrst She's not got what it takes. One or two quips in parliament doesn't mean she could run the country. Dianne abbott alongside her no doubt 50 hundred twenty seven six thousand I think! So boris has got what it takes? ummmmm errrrrr ummmmmm sorry ummmmmmm ummmmm pepppa pig, ummm anyone been to peppa pig land? ummmm, YOU must be kidding!
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Any european country i fancy! 11 Jan 22 7.53pm

Originally posted by cryrst

She's not got what it takes. One or two quips in parliament doesn't mean she could run the country. Dianne abbott alongside her no doubt 50 hundred twenty seven six thousand I think!

So boris has got what it takes? ummmmm errrrrr ummmmmm sorry ummmmmmm ummmmm pepppa pig, ummm anyone been to peppa pig land? ummmm, YOU must be kidding!

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cryrst Online The garden of England 11 Jan 22 8.47pm
Originally posted by croydon proud So boris has got what it takes? ummmmm errrrrr ummmmmm sorry ummmmmmm ummmmm pepppa pig, ummm anyone been to peppa pig land? ummmm, YOU must be kidding! When you say kidding does that include the laugh a minute 80 seat majority ha ha
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The garden of England 11 Jan 22 8.47pm

Originally posted by croydon proud

So boris has got what it takes? ummmmm errrrrr ummmmmm sorry ummmmmmm ummmmm pepppa pig, ummm anyone been to peppa pig land? ummmm, YOU must be kidding!

When you say kidding does that include the laugh a minute 80 seat majority ha ha

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 11 Jan 22 9.02pm
Originally posted by cryrst When you say kidding does that include the laugh a minute 80 seat majority ha ha No, it includes higher inflation, higher heating costs, higher food costs, higher rents and mortgages, less choice in supermarkets, nobody seeing a doctor or dentist, back door privatisation of the NHS and Ł47 thousand million pounds going to the old Etonians for them and their families to live for hundreds of years in comfort- while some(you know who you are), would stand and doff there hats to them!Thats a laugh a second!
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Any european country i fancy! 11 Jan 22 9.02pm

Originally posted by cryrst

When you say kidding does that include the laugh a minute 80 seat majority ha ha

No, it includes higher inflation, higher heating costs, higher food costs, higher rents and mortgages, less choice in supermarkets, nobody seeing a doctor or dentist, back door privatisation of the NHS and Ł47 thousand million pounds going to the old Etonians for them and their families to live for hundreds of years in comfort- while some(you know who you are), would stand and doff there hats to them!Thats a laugh a second!

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cryrst Online The garden of England 12 Jan 22 6.10am
Originally posted by croydon proud No, it includes higher inflation, higher heating costs, higher food costs, higher rents and mortgages, less choice in supermarkets, nobody seeing a doctor or dentist, back door privatisation of the NHS and Ł47 thousand million pounds going to the old Etonians for them and their families to live for hundreds of years in comfort- while some(you know who you are), would stand and doff there hats to them!Thats a laugh a second! Tbh the rises are global so maybe that's a red herring on hmg. The money spent is being investigated and I think it was agreed to wait for the outcome. The nhs would be a lot more efficient if parts of it were privatised. Compare schooling which now produces a lot of clever kids from the ARK programme which in a way is privatised. They get budgets to spend how they see fit but have to produce results. Guidlines on the lessons need following but outside of that they do as they feel is best for their kids. Including employment of staff and type of staff, discipline of kids and expectations. How is that wrong?
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The garden of England 12 Jan 22 6.10am

Originally posted by croydon proud

Tbh the rises are global so maybe that's a red herring on hmg.
The money spent is being investigated and I think it was agreed to wait for the outcome. The nhs would be a lot more efficient if parts of it were privatised. Compare schooling which now produces a lot of clever kids from the ARK programme which in a way is privatised. They get budgets to spend how they see fit but have to produce results. Guidlines on the lessons need following but outside of that they do as they feel is best for their kids. Including employment of staff and type of staff, discipline of kids and expectations.
How is that wrong?

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