'One Nation-a country we'll rebuild together'
I suspect it was aimed at me

If there's anything "pathetic" here its that some people are way to sensitive and need to man the f*ck up
I'm not trying to belittle anyone, nor am I ranting
. Hopefully the judicious use of smileys will help with that understanding
Tony Blair was a master Politician as is/was Mandellson.
Brown was a cracking Chancellor as was Darling.
We had the best years, the biggest growth and the best of life under New Labour ... that is a fact.
Unfortunately they were holding the parcel when the worldwide music stopped ..... to think it was their fault is simply stupid and completely wrong.
Cameron and Osbourne are very, very weak in comparison to Blair/Brown .... the history books will show how Labour generated the best 10 years the UK have ever known.
Brown was a cracking Chancellor as was Darling.
We had the best years, the biggest growth and the best of life under New Labour ... that is a fact.
Unfortunately they were holding the parcel when the worldwide music stopped ..... to think it was their fault is simply stupid and completely wrong.
Cameron and Osbourne are very, very weak in comparison to Blair/Brown .... the history books will show how Labour generated the best 10 years the UK have ever known.
The economy only appeared to be strong because Brown was either overborrowing and making us look well off or flogging off our gold reserves at the lowest possible price in desperation in order to keep the illusion going. The only thing that did was to keep their share of the vote up,which was the whole idea anyway.
Please tell us why the Labour secretary to the treasury left a note to the conservative chancellor telling him that there was no money left! He was not joking either!
I think the only explanation for it all is that you cannot see the wood for the trees, and that is me being generous!
Les
Pete, i can't be bothered to fight your dismissive attitude, sorry. I don't care enough.
Some of the points you mentioned are facts, yes. Some are opinions. Ok you haven't said you don't like Tory policy, even though you're slating any angle of it. Not sure what pedantic point you're proving there. And yes you cannot admit to yourself that periods of retrenchment in a Capitalist economy are unavoidable, whether following a Keynsian path or not. From here you'll just have to tell it to somebody else, like i said it becomes religious and i have scant time for that either.
Some of the points you mentioned are facts, yes. Some are opinions. Ok you haven't said you don't like Tory policy, even though you're slating any angle of it. Not sure what pedantic point you're proving there. And yes you cannot admit to yourself that periods of retrenchment in a Capitalist economy are unavoidable, whether following a Keynsian path or not. From here you'll just have to tell it to somebody else, like i said it becomes religious and i have scant time for that either.

Sorry, I don't normally bother pulling people for typos or spelling mistakes because I have noticed that most that go down the speak and spell route on here usually are no better than those they criticise and belittle through typos or spelling mistakes.
You’re always treading dodgy ground as a spelling critique!!
You’re always treading dodgy ground as a spelling critique!!
Every mp will always tell you what you want to hear. Then as soon as there elected they develope amnesia and forgot it all. They all wind me up. Shame they all live in a dream world tho and not reality..... Im not gonna say what i honestly think of them as i will prob get banned on here lol
I think you'll find you're very much mistaken.
The rest of them are largely almost laughable as far as I am concerned!
Les
I don't understand that in the sentence "You’re always treading dodgy ground as a spelling critique!!", you were passing comment on the person you were addressing at the time's merit (or lack thereof) as a judge of other people's spelling ability?
I think you'll find you're very much mistaken.
I think you'll find you're very much mistaken.
Thank you very much, you are exactly the type of person i was referering to in the post that you were refereing to............................I REST MY CASE.
I think if anyone votes for Lab or Cons in the next election,you might aswell wipe your **** with that vote.Both have had a fair crack at the whip over the years.
I've been UKIP for the last couple of years now,do we really want another labour or conservative government next time round,seriously its starting to become very boring and tiresome with these two at the top of the votes everytime.And all they do is just let the voters down,lie,**** on us,and bend over for Europe.
OH OH OH YEAAA 50 million,and worth every penny...
I've been UKIP for the last couple of years now,do we really want another labour or conservative government next time round,seriously its starting to become very boring and tiresome with these two at the top of the votes everytime.And all they do is just let the voters down,lie,**** on us,and bend over for Europe.
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Any ideas?
Also, I'd like to know why you think that public services are being run better under the Con-Dems?
Is it opinion? Or do you work in the public sector?
Genuinely interested!
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I don't get the impression that they are doing any kind of "running" as you say.
I think they are just sitting back and letting the Civil Service do it all with precious little input from them!
Too easy isn't it?
Les
I think they are just sitting back and letting the Civil Service do it all with precious little input from them!
Too easy isn't it?
Les
I think the west coast rail fiasco is a typical example of what a great job the condems are doing of "running" things.
Oh that and the fact that under albour, the longest ou had to wait in A&E was 4 hours and the longest you had to wait for an operation was 18 weeks. (Something this shambolic bunch of clowns is currently unravelling)
Under the Tories in the 80's/90's the average was 18 hours. And somehow public services didn't improve.
Oh that and the fact that under albour, the longest ou had to wait in A&E was 4 hours and the longest you had to wait for an operation was 18 weeks. (Something this shambolic bunch of clowns is currently unravelling)
Under the Tories in the 80's/90's the average was 18 hours. And somehow public services didn't improve.
Christ i can't even keep my own promises.
So Pete, three senior civil servants who have since been suspended, who don't represent any political party, making a mess of a rail tender, somehow indicates that it must be the coalition's fault. Totally and utterly their fault. It's like reading a broken record, Pete, i just wish i had the words to make you realise it, even just a little bit.
So Pete, three senior civil servants who have since been suspended, who don't represent any political party, making a mess of a rail tender, somehow indicates that it must be the coalition's fault. Totally and utterly their fault. It's like reading a broken record, Pete, i just wish i had the words to make you realise it, even just a little bit.
Christ i can't even keep my own promises.
So Pete, three senior civil servants who have since been suspended, who don't represent any political party, making a mess of a rail tender, somehow indicates that it must be the coalition's fault. Totally and utterly their fault. It's like reading a broken record, Pete, i just wish i had the words to make you realise it, even just a little bit.
So Pete, three senior civil servants who have since been suspended, who don't represent any political party, making a mess of a rail tender, somehow indicates that it must be the coalition's fault. Totally and utterly their fault. It's like reading a broken record, Pete, i just wish i had the words to make you realise it, even just a little bit.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ms-begins.html
Originally Posted by Pattrick McLoughlin
The fault of this lies wholly with the Department for Transport
It was done under his watch (and Justine Greenings) Repeatedly said the process was "robust" despite reapted calls for an investigation.
Are you really suggesting that the minister for transport carries no responsibility for his own departments actions??????
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