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.

believe that and you'll believe anything, but then perhaps you do :-)

You Silly Billy........think about it.

We have just seen last week massive record turn outs at the polls in Scotland.

Are voters all disillusioned with MPs up there................you Silly Billy.

The public by and large are stupid and fickle. They like and dislike each party in equal measures at different tines. You only have to look at the changes in fortunes of the parties. The trick is to get the public to like you when there is a GE. In between it doesn't matter. The public rarely get what they want otherwise we would have capital punishment.

Most sensible thing Ive ever seen you post Hays.

Did you copy it from a newspaper?.

2157,

There were problems when the coalition was formed and I had sympathies for L/ds joining it, but the coalition has dug the hole deeper due to their right winged narrow minded ideology.

Look at productivity and what it is based on.

Look at the deficit and debt.

Look at future prospects of those leaving University with debts of £50000 or more.

(What are their prospects.)

etc. etc. etc.

(My kids complete their degrees, MSc and Phds etc. 25 years ago, but I don't envy the
present kids leaving university, unless they are born with a silver spoon in their mouths.

Nor do I envy the kids who are leaving school now and have, or not apprentices etc.. I don't blame them for being disillusioned.

I was lucky to have been born at the right time and luck was on my side.

Not so lucky for us though eh!

Nigel Farage to launch ‘full-frontal assault’ on Labour at Ukip conference

Ukip leader will accuse Labour of failing to represent people for which it was founded, and unveil plan for fairer tax system


Rowena Mason, political correspondent

The Guardian, Thursday 25 September 2014 17.45 BST





Nigel Farage will launch a “full-frontal assault” on Labour in Ed Miliband’s backyard on Friday, claiming the party has failed to represent the people for which it was founded.

At Ukip’s conference at Doncaster racecourse, Farage will target the blue-collar voters who have supported Labour for generations as Ukip makes a play for the seat of the late Labour MP Jim Dobbin in Heywood and Middleton.

Labour, whose leader Miliband is MP for Doncaster North, has launched its first major attack on Ukip, painting it as “more Tory than the Tories” and the party of extreme tax cuts for millionaires and plans to make people pay to see their GPs.

But Farage will brush off the criticism by saying Ukip would protect the NHS from abuse, keep it free at the “point of access” and improve the most essential services.

He will unveil plans for what the party describes as a “simpler, fairer tax system” that it says would ease the burden for those on the lowest wages, and proposals to take care of servicemen and women returning from military duty overseas.



More: http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/sep/25/nigel-farage-labour-ukip-conference

http://www.lbc.co.uk/watch-farage-comes-out-swinging-for-europe-97677

Copy of post I have made on the Chart Attack thread..... thought please should we close it?

goldfinger View goldfinger's profile - 26 Sep 2014 08:25 - 2137 of 2137 edit this post

Is their any point in keeping this thread going anymore??? it would appear some posters on the board hold it in very low esteem as per comments I have just seen on the FTSE and FTSE 250 -consider trading thread epic FTSE..........

goldfinger - 25 Sep 2014 16:53 - 16341 of 16354 edit this post

Would be nice if you posted them (charts) on the chart thread aswel shortie its going dead on there.

Shortie - 25 Sep 2014 17:22 - 16345 of 16354

What chart thread?

Chris Carson - 25 Sep 2014 17:23 - 16346 of 16354

LOL!!!

Skinny no longer posts nor does Seymour Clearly and the contributions from others is negligible.

Cant see any point in keeping it going with the prevailing attitudes towards it.

I may aswel ask Ian to close it down

gf,

we don't close threads unless they break the rules if the thread is not being posted to it will gradually drop off the board,

Ian

Could I put a post in saying thread closed Ian???

GF, thats fine

Copied from chart's post:

GF,

It would be a pity to attempt to close this thread.

I don't contribute as I am sceptical of my charting abilities, but I do follow the thread and think many other "sleeping posters" do like wise..

One of problems with market at the moment is the volatility and the wiser ones may have their cash in their pockets.

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I appreciate the hard work you and some others have put into it!

Thinking of "military strikes" and boots on the ground in Iraq and Syria.

"Take a second to ask yourself “Where would the extremists preach if poverty did not provide the audience? “, Where would a terrorist recruit if poverty did not line up those in despair?”

“We tend to assume poverty only exists in the Third World, but you find even in the US and Europe there are pockets of extreme hardship and that’s not something that people pay enough attention to,“ she adds now. “The reason why it is so important is because it affects us all. When people are poor they have no hope "



Does anybody know who spoke the above.

It would seem poverty has little to do with what is happening in sandland Fred.

More to do with holy rollers and lots of petrodollars.

Asma Assad wife of Syrian President

CD,

Yes.

A strange dichotomy!

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Max,

People with full bellies prefer to sleep than go to war, unless the bellies contain lager or beer unless they are like Nigel.

Fred.

There is little or no shortage of money in sandland.

People are not going hungry from a shortage of cash.

How it is distributed is another question.



What has this to do with Farage?