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starting to print the 30 million forms for the 2011 census, even though the Tories have said they would scale back the £482m project.
how is that green ffs! have they not heard of the interweb
dear god they could have just posted on the computer section here and bought a few pcs off dell:
Government IT projects: How Labour's spending adds up
The Government has spent an estimated £100bn on computer projects since 1997 – and several have run into big problems.
how is that green ffs! have they not heard of the interweb
dear god they could have just posted on the computer section here and bought a few pcs off dell:
Government IT projects: How Labour's spending adds up
The Government has spent an estimated £100bn on computer projects since 1997 – and several have run into big problems.
Edited by loltolhurst on Monday 8th March 10:23
"Once again we see Gordon Brown putting the Labour Party ahead of the country. Labour is unable to ditch its obsession with partisan dividing lines. The choice at the election will be clear: a responsible united government under David Cameron or a reckless irresponsible government under Gordon Brown who are only going to make things worse."
No, what I see is two different parties with different priorities.
No, what I see is two different parties with different priorities.
odyssey2200 said:
Do that not have an opinion on this or are they actually afraid to win the election?
Would you want to have your entire reputation placed on pulling this country out of the nosedive labour have got it into? If you do one thing you upset most of the people, if you do another you upset the most influential, if you do nothing nobody likes you, everybody and his dog hates politicians, we are committed to an unwinable war, the public sector is huge and backed by trade unions so scaling it down will be hard, the private sector is f
ked or looking for a way out, immigration is still an issue, there are families in the UK with 2-3 and 4 generations that have never and will never work. I am sure there is more but if you were offered that job would you actually want it?
Bing o said:
Jasandjules said:
I thought Hague had already stated that he believed the hypocritical self serving scum were engaged on a scorched earth policy.
He has.thinfourth2 said:
Bing o said:
Jasandjules said:
I thought Hague had already stated that he believed the hypocritical self serving scum were engaged on a scorched earth policy.
He has.sterling plummetted merely with news labour were doing well in the polls...imagine the reality....
Bing o said:
Funny how they abolished the death penalty for treason shortly after the 1997 election?
For every law that is abolished a new one can be created in it's place, with a big enough majority and backing from the minor parties any new laws aimed squarely at the current (then former) government can be voted through the Commons. The hitch will come in the Lords where the socialist scumbags have been eroding the level headedness of the hereditary House of Lords peerage system by introducing new laws about who can be represented there. Diluting the house with their own Labour life peers, who have done nothing but buy their peerage through donations to the Labour Party. The fact that a hereditary Lord (except currently only a handful who will soon be removed) cannot be represented in the House of Lords is constitutionally corrupt and kicks sand in the face of historical legal processes.So that's 2 new laws to get them started.
Mclovin said:
thinfourth2 said:
Bing o said:
Jasandjules said:
I thought Hague had already stated that he believed the hypocritical self serving scum were engaged on a scorched earth policy.
He has.sterling plummetted merely with news labour were doing well in the polls...imagine the reality....
Now imagine the realisation this time next year the CWD is gutless and continues exactly where labour left off
It's simple.
If the Cons get in with a working majority they'll have to cause so much shyte and mayhem amongst the masses to bring the economy back on track that they're on a hiding to nothing. Cameron has no spine for this, he's like a hologram of Blair with a different tie and accent, that's all.
The only logical solution is for Labour to have a working majority and carry on with their destruction of the UK, even a hung Parliament will do it.
When the IMF are called in to bankroll the busted and worthless UK economy then (perhaps) the British Sheeple will wake up and realise what has been done in their name.
Much pain lies ahead, it pains me to see what the country of my birth has become.
The answer is in your (the British populace) hands. Me? I've lived in western France for the past 4 years and on my infrequent visits to the UK I can see how people are becoming more like robots every time I visit. I've never seen mobile CCTV vans in so many places until recently for example, what's that all about FFS?
Best of luck to all the decent hard working people of the UK.
I'll never go back to live there.
If the Cons get in with a working majority they'll have to cause so much shyte and mayhem amongst the masses to bring the economy back on track that they're on a hiding to nothing. Cameron has no spine for this, he's like a hologram of Blair with a different tie and accent, that's all.
The only logical solution is for Labour to have a working majority and carry on with their destruction of the UK, even a hung Parliament will do it.
When the IMF are called in to bankroll the busted and worthless UK economy then (perhaps) the British Sheeple will wake up and realise what has been done in their name.
Much pain lies ahead, it pains me to see what the country of my birth has become.
The answer is in your (the British populace) hands. Me? I've lived in western France for the past 4 years and on my infrequent visits to the UK I can see how people are becoming more like robots every time I visit. I've never seen mobile CCTV vans in so many places until recently for example, what's that all about FFS?
Best of luck to all the decent hard working people of the UK.
I'll never go back to live there.
come on countries dont really recovery fully from bankrupt and imf intervention, saying that it would be better for brown to carry is darn right lunacy....we are at the tipping point now to make cuts and secure the future of this country as oppose to keeping the public sector afloat at the detriment of future.....
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