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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.

Fred1new - 18 Feb 2014 17:31 - 36834 of 81564

Is the government intervening in the management of the Insurance Companies?

I thought the torrid party believed in giving free rein to the Private Sector with the least interference and regulation as possible.

Oh, unless Cameron is trying to the underwater tory voters in the Thames Valley. Don't think it was in the Manifesto.

Mind the Private Sector does like to fall back on the incompetent and poorly managed State for it Benefits and show them how to prop up their failing businesses.

Better flog off more of the NHS, before they get kicked out.
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Does anybody know the cost of private ambulance service contracts to the NHS?

Or for that matter the "domestic" services or Privately organised Agency Nurses contracts?

This government's ill thought out ongoing privatisation policies are an ongoing nightmare which will come back to haunt it.

Unless of they do another U-turn.

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MaxK - 18 Feb 2014 19:18 - 36835 of 81564

The gov is for sure fiddling around with the insurance co's.


Too many houses now effectively uninsurable, and so unsellable (no mortgage)

Fred1new - 18 Feb 2014 21:54 - 36836 of 81564

I flogged Aviva and RSA earlier to-day.

Not sure but fundamentals seem better than the flood warnings.

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 08:11 - 36837 of 81564

Unbelievable.........

David Cameron claims benefits are being slashed to give those who depended on them HOPE


If anything showed this PM is out of touch and living on a different planet its that quote above.

What an asshole he is.

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 08:19 - 36838 of 81564

The Bedroom Tax violates a parent and child’s right to a family life – what an appeal win!!!

February 18, 2014
What a win!

Any separated parent and often the father who has a ‘spare’ bedroom for his child or children who stay at weekends and holidays and is hit by the pernicious bedroom tax for wanting to still be a responsible parent and have a family life then read this and SMILE.

Then read it again. Then get someone you know to read it out to you just so you know your eyes havent deceived you as to what this SENSATIONAL judgment says.

It says you have a right to a bedroom for your children.

It says your children have a right to a bedroom in your home which is also their home

Mi casa su casa!

It says the back of a fag packet bedroom tax ‘rules’ deny you that right to family life and is a breach of your human rights. It also says the HB regulations that do NOT allow you a bedroom for your child are NOT compatible with the IMPERATIVES of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) in these circumstances.

The coalition call this policy the spare room subsidy and have tried to sell it on morality grounds.

YET there is nothing more IMMORAL than the state interfering and denying a parent their absolute inviolable right to a family life AND THE BEDROOM TAX ALSO SEEKS TO DENY A CHILD THE RIGHT TO A FAMILY LIFE TOO

Next time you see IDS or Freud or McVey laying on the spare room subsidy argument as being moral and just and right and all the rest of that hypocritcal blather, then remember reader the DWP argument seeks to deny a parent his or her child and seeks to deny a child his or her parent….and the court here has said correctly that in these all too common circumstances that the bedroom tax policy is a fundamantal breach of the right all parents and all children have…that of what the Tories used to uphold as sacrosanct…a family life!

MaxK - 19 Feb 2014 08:41 - 36839 of 81564

Yes, very nice gf.

Is the ECHR going to pay for this?

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 08:44 - 36840 of 81564

ECHR...?

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 08:47 - 36841 of 81564

Sorry got it Max.

No actually I think it should come out of Tory funds. They passed the stupid act.

Lets face it.......MONEY IS NO OBJECT.

MaxK - 19 Feb 2014 08:57 - 36842 of 81564

It would seem to be the case gf.


so, a separated man would need a three bedroom house/flat to accommodate his TWO kids when they visit?


goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 09:02 - 36843 of 81564

Not sure about that Max. If different sex you would logicaly think so.

Ive only got the original act.

Im sure egg head will be making an appeal but I dont give him any chance.

MaxK - 19 Feb 2014 09:17 - 36844 of 81564

That's the problem with this human rights thingy, there seems to be no end to what people are entitled to, as long as somebody else is paying for it.

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 09:31 - 36845 of 81564

UNEMPLOYMENT GOES UP.

Recovery built on sand.

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 09:33 - 36846 of 81564

Max you must be factoring in some kind of compensation.

This is money taken away not given.!!!!!!!!!!!!

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 09:38 - 36847 of 81564

Andrew Neil ‏@afneil 1m
Average earnings increased by 1.1% in the year to December, 0.2% up on the previous month.
Cost of living squeeze continued through 2013.....................ends

and fiddled inflation figure is 2.8%........3% plus for most of last year.

Little wonder people are getting poorer and poorer.

Tory Sleaze.

MaxK - 19 Feb 2014 09:39 - 36848 of 81564

No, they are trying to engineer a reduction in welfare payments.

In itself that's not a bad thing.

But now the human rights thingy is in operation, that's the end of that.

Welfare spending, for all the headline horror stories, is still rising.

We cant afford it.

MaxK - 19 Feb 2014 09:42 - 36849 of 81564

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 09:51 - 36850 of 81564

Max can we afford the tax avoiders and Tax evaders then???????????????????????

Why dont the govt and the media give this the same amount of coverage as Benefits Street.

Lets say call it Criminal Greed Street.

MaxK - 19 Feb 2014 10:22 - 36851 of 81564

Agreed gf.

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 10:39 - 36852 of 81564

Cheers Max. Nice to have some one on your side.

Dont forget Im a capitalist by nature but believe in responsible capitalism.

The present shower couldnt deliver responsible capitalism if they tried.

Its a FRED CARNO, ARTHUR DALEY government this.

Look at Camoron never had a job in his life always had everything he needs given to him on a plate. How the hell can he tell a man whose lost his job through no fault of his own that benefit cuts are good for him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Its assholic talk.

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 10:44 - 36853 of 81564

Strange no Hays about today, he reminds me of an alcholic mate I have who gets up at lunchtime and dives straight into his fridge for a beer. Poor devil is hooked even drinks parafin at times.
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