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.

EM also said he'd sell off unwanted government assets, scrap police commissioners, scrap the winter fuel allowance for the wealthy and cap child benefit at 1%....

Translated that means, good bye Royal Mail, NHS etc... reduced police force with no one at the top to take responsibility and provide direction and a token fuel bill saving. Other than that cuts would be made in government, I'll believe it when I see it.

strange .... that didn't seem to come into the discussion at any point; perhaps you were listening to your own programme

oh yes; forgot about that valuable winter fuel allowance

For some it is very valuable.

Cynic, read the below..

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-30417955

If only those two Ed bangers had managed to call something correctly in the last 4 years or so, then maybe whatever proposals they make would carry some credence, but they have a near 100% record of wrong calls, which doesn't instill much confidence
2517

http://order-order.com/2014/12/11/socialist-paradise-update-venezuela-has-93-chance-of-default/

Owen Jones, Diane Abbott et al don’t tend to talk about Venezuela so much these days…

UP yours Up Yours Up yours Up yours Up yours......... HAYS

2517,

Perhaps, you should read back over Cameron and Osborne's incompetences, U-turns and policy announcements publicised by themselves which within weeks were retracted.

Start with pronouncements on immigration, the Lansley's reorganisation of health service and privatising by stealth, before their pronouncement on reducing debt and then the lying and distortion of employment figures. That is before looking at Welfare cuts by IDS.

Mind you are allowed to borrow glasses off Haze or Cynic to read with, but they will probably charge you for doing so!

Socialists, running out of other people’s money once again.

GEORGE.........Have you lost sight of the amount of debt Camoron and Osbourne have run up over the last 4 years ????????????????????????????????.

For gods sake man, take the blinds down.

Haze,

No. They will concentrate taxation rises on you.

Hays other peoples money?, wheres all the debt coming from that OZ and fat Dave have built up. ?????????????????

Well youve got to hand it to Giddeon, he certainly as got stamina..........LOOK hes still at it on the CRACK.......

Look what a state the socialists have made of France.

http://order-order.com/2014/12/10/what-would-prime-minister-miliband-be-like/

Today the French press and social media are convulsed with a hat-related collective “Why is our president an embarrassing jerk?” spasm.

Guido would like to point out that “Hollande” is the French word for “Miliband”…

We have nothing in common with the French socialists, nothing at all.

And anyway what the heck do they have to do with Camoron getting his ass whacked.

That's right. We have nothing in common with them. That is because we don't have a socialist government!

goldfinger [Send an email to goldfinger] [View goldfinger's profile] - 10 Dec 2014 14:56 - 52619 of 52783
Clegg was thrashed by Harman and also a point of order was made (by Andy Burnham) against his lie that Labour privatised that hospital he made so much of.

Hes now had to send a groveling apology note.


Your out of touch with reality , it could become a serious mental condition

What do you mean "could" become a serious mental condition, it already has!

By Agency
2:48PM GMT 11 Dec 2014
Labour leader Ed Miliband failed a challenge to come up with an eight-word election slogan, even after using his fingers

Ed Miliband's attempt to show he has a firm grasp of numbers backfired when he failed to sum up his message to voters in eight words.

The slogan the Labour leader chose "a country that works for you, not the privileged few" ran to 10 words, exceeding his budget by a quarter.

The advertising challenge came as Mr Miliband answered questions following a speech in the City of London in which he sought to bolster Labour's economic credentials by promising a responsible approach to eliminating the deficit and ruled out extra borrowing to pay for manifesto commitments.

Asked for a one-line message to put on a billboard in Piccadilly Circus by Andrew Morley, the chief executive of advertising firm Clear Channel, Mr Miliband responded "how many words do I have?"

Mr Morley told him: "Let's say eight."

The Labour leader said "eight?", then counted on his fingers before deciding: "What I would say is 'a country that works for you, not the privileged few'."

He added: "I think that's what people want to know about this country.

"People want an inclusive country, that is the One Nation vision.

"People want to know that we get the point that we can change the country and we are hearing what people are saying about the way the country needs to change."