drew
Drew
Don't get me wrong, I'm not arguing that we are not densely populated compared to America just that that is an interest choice bearing in mind their population has increased four fold during the last century and ours hasn't even doubled!
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Don't get me wrong, I'm not arguing that we are not densely populated compared to America just that that is an interest choice bearing in mind their population has increased four fold during the last century and ours hasn't even doubled!
maltaseagull
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If surely.
Nope, when.
I saw it coming. Just glad I got the second flat. Instead of retiring at what ever age it is now, is it 70? I could retire when I'm 50 and live compatibly and Ed Milliband said today that the retirement age will keep rising, when will it stop? when old people reach 100?
Can see serious trouble ahead for the future generation.
maltaseagull
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Well if you are right, all the best. You will need it.
Well, as iv'e stated before, good old Labour eh, building new schools and hospitals on their watch. Except that they were built on other peoples money, no investment from the massive borrowers. I worked on 3 schools in Crawley in the early/mid 2000's, Thomas Bennett, Ifield and Maidenbower, all built by HBG and paid for by HBG, then FOR 30 years they RENT the property BACK, including pens paper etc at a high rent.
Same goes for The Children's Hospital in Brighton that i worked on in 2005, built by a Japanese firm and EVERYTHING rented BACK on a 30 year lease. Nice one Labour leaving a massive debt as per.
Same goes for The Children's Hospital in Brighton that i worked on in 2005, built by a Japanese firm and EVERYTHING rented BACK on a 30 year lease. Nice one Labour leaving a massive debt as per.
Machiavelli
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Could you say that you're responding to a statement from a moron, but not a money-grabbing one like me?
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drew
Drew
Compatibly! Not sure you will find anyone or anything to be compatible with!
I do apologize, my grammar isn't to great on the internet. comfortable! I should read and re-read and triple read before hitting the submit reply.
Too!
My apologizes once again. I'll quadruple my efforts before posting in future.
Bladders
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Raleigh Chopper
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I have been waiting and watching through the evening hoping that you would take the bait and show yourself up to be the clown that you are by posting utter drivel.
By your own admittance you state that you are basically stupid and the more smarter posters on here have wiped the floor with you.
Try changing your user name to Eddie Booth (google it)
cunning fergus
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You may not consider that the Labour Party is "responsible" for the Rotherham scandal, however they are at the very least implicated due to their councillors and et al being in the local governmental posts that should have done something about it.
They didn't, in fact they knew but turned a blind eye, and now they are reaping the whirlwind.
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news...e-arrested-in-other-yorkshire-towns-1-6816695
It is a fact that the underlying trend of this unfolding scandal is that vulnerable white working class girls have been targeted by Pakistani gangs, and have taken place in areas of the country that are historically dyed in the wool Labour wards and constituencies.
To think that there will be no political fallout for the Labour Party in these areas is equally ridiculous............subject to how the media report these cases as they come to court, this will be a political train crash for the Labour Party as we lead up to the general election.
drew
Drew
I think you will find that, come next May, they will still be Labour strongholds.
cunning fergus
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You may be right, but that is still conjecture.
For an indication of what is happening in Labour's strongholds I would look further north, and the fact is that the SNP have provided an credible alternative to the Labour Party and an opportunity for the working class to give Labour a punch in the guts.
Granted in England there is not a viable socialist alternative like the SNP, however all the while these child rape scandals unfold in Labour wards and constituencies and implicates Labour councillors, MPs, Police Commissioners, Heads of Agencies and the like directly in their strongholds then the weaker they will be.
Your own view that it will not matter is symptomatic of the arrogance that many working class people feel exists in the Labour Party these days....................its almost a kind of "let them eat cake" attitude.
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I forgot all about that as well. Don't forget the billions they wasted on the NHS IT Scheme and the money they wasted on these regional fire control centres. This list goes on and on doesn't it. Not millions wasted but billions on top of all ther other crap, and they have the ****ing cheek to post a leaflet through my door about protecting our fire service. Tossers who hate British people.
drew
Drew
I'm not saying it won't matter so it isn't arrogance. What happened was horrific but I'm just saying that I don't think it will have as great an effect on the vote as you seem to think. As for the SNP, there are currently only 6 SNP MPs at Westminster. What exactly would a vote for them be now? If part of the reason for independence was not to be governed by Tories then a tactical vote for Labour would help achieve that. Where Labour will suffer is the West Lothian question. CMD is using that to blind side Labour. If Lab support it as outlined by CMD then they could see themselves not being able to vote through policy that only affects England because they can't use the Scottish MPs. However, if they don't come to some kind of agreement then that will alienate the SNP Scottish vote further.
Why ? Are you a Green councillor ?
Of cause they will and the abuse will continue like it still is in Labour held areas.