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Original Poster
11,701 posts
87 months
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martin84
5,366 posts
22 months
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Good on em. I support anything which might annoy Nick Clegg.
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AJS-
10,016 posts
105 months
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What do we want? Free stuff! When do we want it? Always!
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Getragdogleg
3,667 posts
52 months
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UkUncut, Is that a group for the uncircumcised ?
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Regiment
1,565 posts
28 months
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Isn't this an illegal protest?
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Happy82
5,181 posts
38 months
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Ah, the sweet irony of the grauniad flying the flag for anti tax avoidance tossers ukuncut 
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pidsy
1,971 posts
26 months
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Getragdogleg said: UkUncut, Is that a group for the uncircumcised ?
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Du1point8
14,298 posts
61 months
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Even better when they state that the cuts are due to bailing the banks out... now they are just about finished repaying the bail out, who can they blame then?
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Mst007
452 posts
91 months
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Anyone know how close the banks are to paying off the bailout? How many billions are left, inc NR?
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Du1point8
14,298 posts
61 months
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RBS have done.
Lloyds are very close.
NR owned by virgin.
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Tebbers
71 posts
20 months
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God they're stupid. "Government spending is more than £22 billion higher than it was in 2008 when the financial crisis erupted." "Dr Tim Morgan, the global head of research at Tullett Prebon, said: “It’s high time that this mendacity was exposed for what it is. Government has done very little about its spending, has appropriated three-quarters of all gains in economic output for its own use, has carried on piling up debt – and has tried to pass all this off as 'responsible austerity’." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis...
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AJS-
10,016 posts
105 months
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Tebbers said: God they're stupid. "Government spending is more than £22 billion higher than it was in 2008 when the financial crisis erupted." "Dr Tim Morgan, the global head of research at Tullett Prebon, said: “It’s high time that this mendacity was exposed for what it is. Government has done very little about its spending, has appropriated three-quarters of all gains in economic output for its own use, has carried on piling up debt – and has tried to pass all this off as 'responsible austerity’." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis...Pretty obvious to me, but glad that someone deemed worth writing an article about has said it.
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elster
16,648 posts
79 months
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Am I the only person who thinks this is completely out of order?
As it is parliamentary recess I would image Nick Clegg is out and about, so the only people in the home would be his wife and 3 kids.
It is one thing to protest outside his workplace, it is another to target his home.
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smegmore
1,714 posts
45 months
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elster said: Am I the only person who thinks this is completely out of order?
As it is parliamentary recess I would image Nick Clegg is out and about, so the only people in the home would be his wife and 3 kids.
It is one thing to protest outside his workplace, it is another to target his home. Why not? f  k them, I say. Fair game, these self-serving b ds.
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elster
16,648 posts
79 months
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smegmore said: elster said: Am I the only person who thinks this is completely out of order?
As it is parliamentary recess I would image Nick Clegg is out and about, so the only people in the home would be his wife and 3 kids.
It is one thing to protest outside his workplace, it is another to target his home. Why not? f k them, I say. Fair game, these self-serving b ds. Seriously? You think it is fine to harass the family of someone you don't agree with? If you had to get rid of someone from work, how would you feel if they started harassing your family? Pretty sick if you ask me to try and use school yard bully boy tactics to gain media headlines. Fair enough disagree with the politics, but don't take it out on his family. Do you know who she voted for? Do you know what she thinks? NO. So take it out on his work, not his family.
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smegmore
1,714 posts
45 months
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He's a public figure, a limp-wristed politician who is disliked by a great number of the electorate in this country.
I never condoned the harrassment of his family BTW, but it's no different to demonstrations outside #10 or Ken Livingstone/Prescott's houses.
Heat..kitchen etc.
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Zaxxon
4,057 posts
29 months
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They really are a bit dim.
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elster
16,648 posts
79 months
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smegmore said: He's a public figure, a limp-wristed politician who is disliked by a great number of the electorate in this country.
I never condoned the harrassment of his family BTW, but it's no different to demonstrations outside #10 or Ken Livingstone/Prescott's houses.
Heat..kitchen etc. Yes it is. No10 is a workplace. Nick Clegg isn't there. This is where his family lives. I wouldn't endorse a protest outside anyones home based on their work.
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powerstroke
1,720 posts
29 months
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Zaxxon said: They really are a bit dim. Yes a bunch of mongs.... and why cleggy?? my guess is clegg and his lot are likley to be holding the tory part of the coilition back from making the sort of proper cuts we realy need ... 
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martin84
5,366 posts
22 months
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They're targeting Clegg because he's sold his soul. They expect Cameron and the Tories to kick poor people, they're not surprised about that. I doubt the student fee riot would've been anywhere near as bad - or even happened at all - in a Tory majority Government without the Clegg u-turn element to it.
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