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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 - 03 Oct 2013 10:28 - 30436 of 81564

Heading in the right direction

Update: Labour lead at 6
by YouGov in Politics
Thu October 3, 6 a.m. BST

Latest YouGov / The Sun results 2nd October - Con 34%, Lab 40%, LD 9%, UKIP 10%;

Fred1new - 03 Oct 2013 10:34 - 30437 of 81564

MaxK - 03 Oct 2013 08:51 - 30431 of 30438

Of the million or so (formally disabled) people who have suddenly been deemed capable of picking up their beds and walking (atos).

Where have they gone?
2517GEORGE Send an email to 2517GEORGE View 2517GEORGE's profile - 03 Oct 2013 09:07 - 30432 of 30438

They have picked up their beds and walked-----it's a miracle.
2517



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I would suggest you take a walk around your local cities or towns in the day time and count the number of people begging and at night and see how many are "dossing" out.
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Not the country scenes I wish to see returning.

But that is the place for the cadgers.

Especially Tax dodgers and those who defrauded the tax payer on expense claims and are still legislating.

Haystack - 03 Oct 2013 10:42 - 30438 of 81564

Most beggars in the street are spending the money on drink and drugs and should be ignored.

Haystack - 03 Oct 2013 10:54 - 30439 of 81564

If Mikibland is bothered by the Mail's attacks on his father then he might remember the abuse handed out by the left wing when Thatcher died.

He might further remember this embarrassing photo.

MaxK - 03 Oct 2013 11:05 - 30440 of 81564

Lefty abuse doesent count.

MaxK - 03 Oct 2013 11:18 - 30442 of 81564

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/cartoon/

Fred1new - 03 Oct 2013 11:19 - 30443 of 81564

Hays,

Perhaps, you should spend some time dossing on the streets.

You never know you might feel at home.

However, if you fell down in the street in front of me and broke one of your ancient hips, it would be tempting to walk past you.

However, I suppose you could text for an private ambulance for yourself and wait in Private Casualty Department for treatment.

Would you suggest for economic reasons of course, that any of the "dossers" who die in the night should be pick up in the Garbage Van in disposable reusable black bags.

You know a profit is a profit.

Perhaps you could contract for the work.

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Ps You still haven't answered the questions set previously.

Fred1new - 03 Oct 2013 11:21 - 30444 of 81564

Read a slogan somewhere.

"Cull the tories not the badgers".


Haystack - 03 Oct 2013 11:26 - 30445 of 81564

There have always been dossers in the street and there always will be. There are centres where they can go at night. The centres only refuse the ones that are the worse for drink and drugs. The same drink and drugs paid for by donations as a result of their begging. There are beggars outside the shops and banks near me. In thevening they are found sitting on the pavement outside the pubs drinking cans of strong lager.

aldwickk - 03 Oct 2013 11:30 - 30446 of 81564

Haystack

Good point about the Thatcher abuse , funny that Edward Heath didn't get much or any abuse when he died , or even Enoch . Just goes to show how nasty and sick people are today.

Fred1new - 03 Oct 2013 11:46 - 30447 of 81564

Hays and Cynic,

I know you don't like socialism, but I have never been sure what is meant by it, where as Conservatism means to me personal "greed".

Was saving the "city" and the hides of the "bankers" and other "wheelers and dealers" out of tax payers' money socialism?

Is subsidising middle income hoped for tory party voters to have mortgages on properties up to £600,000 at the expense of tax payers a form conservatism, state intervention, or socialism?

Especially, while at the same time "government" is denying poorer members in society "decent" housing, or an expectancy of such?

Would that be considered good "conservatism", or poor "socialism"?

Is proposed financing of HS2 out of public funds by the government a socialist intervention rather than leaving it up to the market?

(Sorry the money is being filtered back into private hands.)

Is funding the private contractors in the NHS through public funds socialism?

Is funding R&D in Universities socialism or capitalism?

Is the government tax pot for bailing out the failures of capitalism?

I could add more.

To me, the spouted philosophy of Cameron and his "partners" is fraudulent.

In a modern civilised society it is reasonable to have the intertwining of state and the private concerns. The balance is difficult, but Cameron is dividing the country by lying, for his own and party's personal gains.

It is becoming more and more obvious and I think he will be rejected in 2015.


goldfinger - 03 Oct 2013 11:47 - 30448 of 81564

MAX and George said..............

MaxK - 03 Oct 2013 08:51 - 30431 of 30438

Of the million or so (formally disabled) people who have suddenly been deemed capable of picking up their beds and walking (atos).

Where have they gone?.......................................ends

Max, after the work capability assesment with ATOS they are given a yes or no verdict on wether they are fit to work.

They are then in four streams.

a, unfit to work , placed in support groupget benefit, reviewed usually every year........placed in stats.

b1, fit to work but not ready to go straight into work need up to a year to get ready for work......... WRAG Group. continue getting benefits on income grounds............taken out of stats.

b2,Found fit to work but not ready to go straight into work need up to a year to get ready for work......... WRAG Group dont get benefits have a small company private pension or partner working....................taken out of stats.

c, Found fit to work but have appealed against ATOS decision, dont get benefits but may have them re-instated if decision goes their way. .................taken out of stats.

d, Found fit to work immediatly placed on Jobseekers allowance dont get benefit if they have used up their 6 months benefit entittlement from previous work, recieve NI Contributions only................. taken out of stats.

SO as you can see out of the four streams the 1 million you refer to as having walked away fit with their beds, havent walked away at all, they have just been removed from the unemployment statistics temporarily awaiting a further decision or action.

Some would say that this is the government cooking the books, creative accounting for the benefit of political gain. Tory political gain.

As i said yesterday evening the poster haystack hasnt a clue as to how the system works, best if you just ignore the sad sick man.


Fred1new - 03 Oct 2013 11:50 - 30449 of 81564

No.

Heath and Enoch had and showed a "sense" of common decency which Thatcher didn't and Cameron doesn't have.

Disagreed with many of the former's policies, but has some respect for them.

goldfinger - 03 Oct 2013 12:02 - 30450 of 81564

Latest opinion poll. ohhh dear the Tories were expecting a bounce on the back of their nasty welfare proposals sadly it hasnt happened the British Public have seen straight through them.

electionista ‏@electionista 4h
UK - YouGov/Sun poll: CON 34%, LAB 40%, LDEM 9%, UKIP 10%

Remember anything over 38% gives labour an overal majority.

Haystack - 03 Oct 2013 12:07 - 30451 of 81564

It has dropped from Labour's conference high and is heading lower.

MaxK - 03 Oct 2013 12:11 - 30452 of 81564

Thanks for the explanation gf.

So its not so much picking up their beds and walking, as to moving the beds next door to an unmarked building..


Hence the welfare bill still going up.



Fred1new - 03 Oct 2013 12:12 - 30453 of 81564

Nice to hear the con party is helping the unemployed under 25s to get into work which isn't there.

Mind the unemployed can ring up mum and dad's friends and get a handout, or perhaps nip over back wall and borrow the silver.

Fred1new - 03 Oct 2013 12:14 - 30454 of 81564

Max.

It is called "sleight" of "hand" by con merchants.



goldfinger - 03 Oct 2013 12:19 - 30455 of 81564

Max.... spot on.

I work on a voluntary basis giving out advise for this organisation below plus I used to be a civil servant for the DHSS/ HMRC in the old days, nothing changes really its just re-packed with a different wrapper but the way the statistics are collated certainly changes under Tory admin.

http://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/

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