Winky - you have less than 150 days!
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If the NHS is closing Hospitals there will be clinical reasons, medical equipment is expensive you need highly skilled staff I know of a hospital that is potentially losing it's maternity unit the locals will complain but the reasoning is that there isn't the staff or the equipment to cope with poorly babies. People are stupid, all of us are selfish we will complain if a local amenity is lost even if it is being removed to allow a better replacement further away.
Tangent Police said:
clarkey318is said:
10 Pence Short said:
clarkey318is said:
10 Pence Short said:
clarkey318is said:
Why on earth would you vote Tory?
THEY. ARE. THE. SAME. PARTY.
Please explain how.THEY. ARE. THE. SAME. PARTY.
Funny that you should pin your interests in marginal things that don't really have such a day-to-day affect and completely ignore the things that do.
Once global warming has been unearthed as a farce, they won't be able to wander around the world on taxpayer funds promising billions of quid to "underdeveloped" countries (Which often have far less national debt that us anyway)
I don't think it's funny that I pin my interests on those issues at all, given that they have such an enormous effect on the economy.
Not to sound too much like The Sun, but there are a lot of immigrants sitting around claiming benefits. Granted, there are a lot of Brits doing the same, but the strain on the system would be less had there not been such uncontrolled immigration. I don't know the figures but I would imagine that that is a fair cost to the taxpayer. All the issues I brought up are directly related to those that you did, because the ones that I brought up are such an enormous drain on funds that they are being pulled away from the FAR more important things that you mentioned.
BTW, 10PS appears to be one of these communitarian types. You are wasting your breath.
Edited for accuracy. Fig is contribution, not considering rebates.
Edited by Tangent Police on Thursday 7th January 20:46
t!? That was something I gleaned off the UKIP website a couple of years ago and it has just stuck with me.That's even more appalling though.
They are closing the hospitals because they don't have enough money to run them, not for any other reasons.
clarkey318is said:
If everyone put their balls out and voted for who they actually wanted to lead, then that may not be the case. Unfortunately, guiding a herd of cattle is not very easy.
Unfortunately there is no suitable candidate on the ballot. I want a true blue Thatcheresque Tory with substance and backbone who will usher in an era of genuine change, as the great Magwold did in 79. Cameron is a piss poor imitation of Blair and as far from what I want as any chameleon masquerading as a Tory could be. Fortunately my next choice of leader will not involve any of the halfwits available.
unrepentant said:
clarkey318is said:
If everyone put their balls out and voted for who they actually wanted to lead, then that may not be the case. Unfortunately, guiding a herd of cattle is not very easy.
Unfortunately there is no suitable candidate on the ballot. I want a true blue Thatcheresque Tory with substance and backbone who will usher in an era of genuine change, as the great Magwold did in 79. Cameron is a piss poor imitation of Blair and as far from what I want as any chameleon masquerading as a Tory could be. Fortunately my next choice of leader will not involve any of the halfwits available.
t with a machette and not care, to get the country back on it's feet pronto. This isn't Call me Dave and I'm inclined to think of him as a wasted vote. (which goes against the rightthink of a vote for anyone but is a vote for BLAIR!
Blair lite or Millband? there is your real choice.
Tangent Police said:
unrepentant said:
clarkey318is said:
If everyone put their balls out and voted for who they actually wanted to lead, then that may not be the case. Unfortunately, guiding a herd of cattle is not very easy.
Unfortunately there is no suitable candidate on the ballot. I want a true blue Thatcheresque Tory with substance and backbone who will usher in an era of genuine change, as the great Magwold did in 79. Cameron is a piss poor imitation of Blair and as far from what I want as any chameleon masquerading as a Tory could be. Fortunately my next choice of leader will not involve any of the halfwits available.
t with a machette and not care, to get the country back on it's feet pronto. This isn't Call me Dave and I'm inclined to think of him as a wasted vote. (which goes against the rightthink of a vote for anyone but is a vote for BLAIR!
Blair lite or Millband? there is your real choice.
Not just a one trick pony either, by the looks of it.
Proper old school Tory, and a lot of Tories have defected to them.
clarkey318is said:
Tangent Police said:
unrepentant said:
clarkey318is said:
If everyone put their balls out and voted for who they actually wanted to lead, then that may not be the case. Unfortunately, guiding a herd of cattle is not very easy.
Unfortunately there is no suitable candidate on the ballot. I want a true blue Thatcheresque Tory with substance and backbone who will usher in an era of genuine change, as the great Magwold did in 79. Cameron is a piss poor imitation of Blair and as far from what I want as any chameleon masquerading as a Tory could be. Fortunately my next choice of leader will not involve any of the halfwits available.
t with a machette and not care, to get the country back on it's feet pronto. This isn't Call me Dave and I'm inclined to think of him as a wasted vote. (which goes against the rightthink of a vote for anyone but is a vote for BLAIR!
Blair lite or Millband? there is your real choice.
Not just a one trick pony either, by the looks of it.
Proper old school Tory, and a lot of Tories have defected to them.
kS SAKE, WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO LEARN THAT A VOTE FOR UKIP IS A VOTE FOR LABOUR? 
[quote=Don]
Then there's the people on benefits. They will certainly kick off.
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Unfortunately at present I'm one of those on benefits but I can tell you that I will not kick of if life becomes tougher for everybody. Try living on £60 per week and see just how much worse your life can get
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Personally the hard decisions that need to be made to get the country back into gear need to come quickly and hard. That's my only chance of getting a job.
Then there's the people on benefits. They will certainly kick off.
[quote]
Unfortunately at present I'm one of those on benefits but I can tell you that I will not kick of if life becomes tougher for everybody. Try living on £60 per week and see just how much worse your life can get
.Personally the hard decisions that need to be made to get the country back into gear need to come quickly and hard. That's my only chance of getting a job.
Tangent Police said:
FOR fkS SAKE, WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO LEARN THAT A VOTE FOR UKIP IS A VOTE FOR LABOUR?
It could be argued that a vote for the Cameroons is a vote for much of the same. In any case Farage is standing in Buckingham against that slimey socialist (Conservative in name only) Bercow, currently stinking out the position of speaker of the house - no conservative (even of Cameroon stripe) standing.kS SAKE, WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO LEARN THAT A VOTE FOR UKIP IS A VOTE FOR LABOUR? http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00ptssl/Prim...
minute 25. question from opposition Anne Winterton.
They all believe in global warming, none of them want to put any restriction on immigration and they all want to carry on paying 35 million pounds a day to the EU. Any other differences are entirely irrelevant since they have no bearing on anything.
minute 25. question from opposition Anne Winterton.
clarkey318is said:
10 Pence Short said:
clarkey318is said:
Why on earth would you vote Tory?
THEY. ARE. THE. SAME. PARTY.
Please explain how.THEY. ARE. THE. SAME. PARTY.
Winky the is going to ask for a 'full second term'. What a . He was never voted in for a 'first term'. The . Implies that he had only part of a term. Well, he fked that up, so let's give him a another term, but make it a full one ths time, hey? What a ! And I thought we voted for local MPs or at the most parties, under the UK system. So who is he to ask for a term anyway? Does he think is is some kind of president? it. Tick tock, Winky.
is going to ask for a 'full second term'. What a . He was never voted in for a 'first term'. The . Implies that he had only part of a term. Well, he fked that up, so let's give him a another term, but make it a full one ths time, hey? What a ! And I thought we voted for local MPs or at the most parties, under the UK system. So who is he to ask for a term anyway? Does he think is is some kind of president? it. Tick tock, Winky. Don said:
Morningside said:
Are we now truly in the winter of discontent?
Nope. We haven't had the rioting. Can't have a winter of discontent without some rioting.Besides: it will be next winter. Dave will get in. Make the difficult choices. And the fickle feckless feckwits will have a nice riot complaining that that taxes have risen, inflation has made stuff more expensive and there's been no payrise. In the private sector people will knuckle down, grin and bear it glad that they have a job. In the public sector there will be the professions that will do the same but the others? They will be wondering why they aren't as well off as before and are very, very likely to kick off about it.
Then there's the people on benefits. They will certainly kick off.
So it's all coming.
Edited by Don on Thursday 7th January 13:45
groucho said:
Don said:
Morningside said:
Are we now truly in the winter of discontent?
Nope. We haven't had the rioting. Can't have a winter of discontent without some rioting.Besides: it will be next winter. Dave will get in. Make the difficult choices. And the fickle feckless feckwits will have a nice riot complaining that that taxes have risen, inflation has made stuff more expensive and there's been no payrise. In the private sector people will knuckle down, grin and bear it glad that they have a job. In the public sector there will be the professions that will do the same but the others? They will be wondering why they aren't as well off as before and are very, very likely to kick off about it.
Then there's the people on benefits. They will certainly kick off.
So it's all coming.
Edited by Don on Thursday 7th January 13:45
Edited by YAD061 on Saturday 9th January 16:25
We (the family) emigrate to the USA next month. Been our dream for a decade.
However, can`t help being frustrated as hell that just as the Socialists/Fascists are about to be booted out in Blighty, we are heading into a lefty utopia. Yeah I know, its our own fault. I feel a libertarian revolution is on the cards in the US, just hope it doesnt take too long...gulp
However, can`t help being frustrated as hell that just as the Socialists/Fascists are about to be booted out in Blighty, we are heading into a lefty utopia. Yeah I know, its our own fault. I feel a libertarian revolution is on the cards in the US, just hope it doesnt take too long...gulp
Mondeohdear said:
Don said:
Then there's the people on benefits. They will certainly kick off.
Unfortunately at present I'm one of those on benefits but I can tell you that I will not kick of if life becomes tougher for everybody. Try living on £60 per week and see just how much worse your life can get .Personally the hard decisions that need to be made to get the country back into gear need to come quickly and hard. That's my only chance of getting a job.
My comment was about the minority that belong to the benefits sub-culture, not those in-between employment and I genuinely hope you were not offended as it was not aimed at you. If you were I sincerely apologise.
Tangent Police said:
clarkey318is said:
Tangent Police said:
unrepentant said:
clarkey318is said:
If everyone put their balls out and voted for who they actually wanted to lead, then that may not be the case. Unfortunately, guiding a herd of cattle is not very easy.
Unfortunately there is no suitable candidate on the ballot. I want a true blue Thatcheresque Tory with substance and backbone who will usher in an era of genuine change, as the great Magwold did in 79. Cameron is a piss poor imitation of Blair and as far from what I want as any chameleon masquerading as a Tory could be. Fortunately my next choice of leader will not involve any of the halfwits available.
t with a machette and not care, to get the country back on it's feet pronto. This isn't Call me Dave and I'm inclined to think of him as a wasted vote. (which goes against the rightthink of a vote for anyone but is a vote for BLAIR!
Blair lite or Millband? there is your real choice.
Not just a one trick pony either, by the looks of it.
Proper old school Tory, and a lot of Tories have defected to them.
kS SAKE, WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO LEARN THAT A VOTE FOR UKIP IS A VOTE FOR LABOUR? 
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