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THE TALK TO YOURSELF THREAD. (NOWT)     

goldfinger - 09 Jun 2005 12:25

Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Haystack - 08 Feb 2013 16:25 - 21147 of 81564

Stan
If it had been the Conservatives who had overseen the abuse in the hospitals then you would be droning on about how bad they were and not mentioning how they were going to fix the problem. The fact is that the abuse was during the Labour reign and they did nothing about it. I have no idea what the Conservatives will do to fix the problem, except that they will probably make a better job of it than Blair/Brown.

TANKER - 08 Feb 2013 16:31 - 21148 of 81564

there are plenty of good nurses out ofwork sack the evil nurses .
and yes all under labour gov why has no one been charged with murder
because they did kill them

cynic - 08 Feb 2013 16:34 - 21149 of 81564

not all supermarkets are especially clean
high street butchers/fishmongers - few as they now are - are generally kept to a very high level of cleanliness - otherwise they would go out or be put out of business
most home kitchens would not get anywhere near passing even a cursory inspection by the local EHO

i know you fancy yourself as a fisherman, but perhaps it is you who is the maggot caught on your own hook

Stan - 08 Feb 2013 16:37 - 21150 of 81564

H/S, I see the useless Jeremy Hunt is "currently" to decide so I expect that he has no idea either.. Thanks for eventually answering though.

cynic - 08 Feb 2013 17:53 - 21151 of 81564

The current spending limit is 942.8bn euros (£803.4bn) so the actual spending cap will be reduced by 34.4bn euros (£29.3bn).
"I think the British public can be proud that we have cut the seven-year credit card limit for the European Union for the first time ever," Prime Minister David Cameron told an end-of-summit press conference.
He said, however, that his country's net contributions would rise - but by less than had been feared. He called it a "good deal" for Britain.
The deal "shows that working with allies it is possible to take real steps towards reform in the European Union", Mr Cameron said.
However, the EU Parliament must still approve the deal - and some legislators have suggested that the cuts are unacceptable. Securing any parliamentary approval is likely to take months.

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my cynical old self wonders how spending less but costing uk more equate with having allegedly cut the eu budget and so and so forth

why do smoke and mirrors spring instantly to mind?

and all the above presupposes that that splendid self-serving institution aka the european parliament, does not amend and emasculate any genuine cuts that are allegedly already agreed

Haystack - 08 Feb 2013 18:04 - 21152 of 81564

It is costing us more because Blair gave away some of our rebate and that deal continues. We cannot change that as it is now enshrined in EU law.

Fred1new - 08 Feb 2013 18:07 - 21153 of 81564




"He said, however, that his country's net contributions would rise - but by less than had been feared. He called it a "good deal" for Britain."


He is a barrow boy at best and a con artist at his worst.

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Hay,

I believe the enquiry into Staffs Hospital started under labour.

Haystack - 08 Feb 2013 18:09 - 21154 of 81564

I have found a bit about it in the BBC website.

"David Cameron has always insisted that Britain's EU rebate was non negotiable. Nevertheless the value of it has been falling thanks to the last budget deal done by Tony Blair."


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-21380462


Fred1new - 08 Feb 2013 19:25 - 21155 of 81564

Cameron is doing well then and couple that with the devaluation of pound we must quids in.

Haystack - 08 Feb 2013 21:09 - 21156 of 81564

We will make a Conservative voter out of you yet.

Stan - 08 Feb 2013 21:26 - 21157 of 81564

He can't even make some Conservative voters vote Conservative at the moment.. let alone Fred -):

dreamcatcher - 08 Feb 2013 21:33 - 21158 of 81564

Aldi now-


Aldi Frozen Ready Meals 100% Horsemeat
Sky News – 5 minutes ago.

It seems non of these companies are testing batches before they are put on the shelves. The stores are as guilty as the suppliers. Very disgusting all of it. How long do you ask has this been going on, as I'm sure the stores have no idea.

This_is_me - 08 Feb 2013 23:06 - 21159 of 81564

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goldfinger - 09 Feb 2013 06:43 - 21160 of 81564

Dave Camoron ‏@EtonOldBoys

Dave get a grip, we cut the EU budget and end up paying more, You pay down UK Debt and it increases by £300bn #exposetorylies

Fred1new - 09 Feb 2013 09:03 - 21161 of 81564

Cameron is boasting about Pyrrhic victory, which hasn't been approved as yet.

Garbage for the tory right wingers.

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"How could Britain opine on the next seven-year budget, asked Mr Shulz, when it might not even be a member of the EU by the end of it? For good measure he attacked George Osborne, the UK chancellor, for saying (in Mr Shulz's version of what was presumably a private conversation at the Davos economic forum) that he cared less about what the EU committed itself to spend than he did about what the UK actually had to cough up.

Casting doubt over whether the European Parliament would actually approve a trimmed budget once the national leaders signed off on it, the president implied that its members might come under such pressure to do so that they should be allowed to vote in secret."

Haystack - 09 Feb 2013 10:35 - 21162 of 81564

gf
We are paying more because Blair gave away a lot of our rebate. Do make an attempt to read the whole story instead of just the Guardian headlines (or is it Socialist Worker).

TANKER - 09 Feb 2013 14:51 - 21163 of 81564

cameron hesltine hoy cleggs wifes family
get MILLIONS IN LAND SUBSIDES FROM THE EU WOULD YOU VOTE TO COME OUT
cameron is very dishonest

Haystack - 09 Feb 2013 15:36 - 21164 of 81564

Clegg's wife's family live in northern Spain.

cynic - 09 Feb 2013 15:42 - 21165 of 81564

Fred - it is YOU who say it was a Pyrrhic victory, which rather indicates that you have no idea what it means .... however, the extent and reality of any "victory" will only be possible to judge once the disreputable mob in the eu parliament have had a hack and kick about, and ultimately voted ..... until that time, only the empty vessels will see fit to make much deprecatory noise

Fred1new - 09 Feb 2013 16:12 - 21166 of 81564

Cynic,

As per usual a prat like remark which one is coming to expect from you.

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Analyse, what he might gain against what he has probably lost.


Cameron and those of his ilk are as having to to fall back on falsities. (Pity it wasn't their swords.) Burt the pattern of behaviour is now very common with this U-turn cabinet, who are making hollow policies seemingly on the hoof in attempts to appear populist, but appealing more more to a minority of the country. Short term gain for long term loss.

Notice how some preach "democracy" to others, but when is comes to the secret ballot, which in previous times "demanded" no prefer coercion.

This moral codes of this group of spine less "old boys" stinks more and more.

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