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Mr K 16-03-2016 21:28

Re: More cuts from failing Osborne
 
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Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35827511)
America is not divided

:D

Have you seen any of Trump's rallies ????

tweedle 16-03-2016 21:35

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35827515)
:D

Have you seen any of Trump's rallies ????

Did you see the Bush protestors, the Clinton protesters?

Have you seen the anti Corbyn protesters? Have you seen the Labour Party donators stop donating. Would you say that means Britian is divided? I'm sure you don't think a few protesters represent over 100 million Americans do you?

nomadking 16-03-2016 21:46

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35827510)
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a6934531.html

Well there's a surprise, George takes from the disabled to give to the rich. It is true that those on >£43k, have had a tough time of it lately, so fair enough to cut their tax I guess. The reason there isn't more of an uproar because nobody expects any different from him/the Tories any longer. This country is going the way of the USA, incredibly divided, which is to no ones benefit in the long run.

Future possible world leaders Trump and Osborne :shocked: - there i've scared everyone now...

On their own or even the 2 together, needing an aid to use the toilet or dress the lower body, doesn't currently qualify for PIP. Even the amendments just reduce the points on just those 2 activities by a single point. You need at least 8 points to qualify.

Mr K 16-03-2016 21:52

Re: More cuts from failing Osborne
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35827516)
Would you say that means Britian is divided?

Maybe you are genuinely totally oblivious, or just trying to provoke, as has been suggested before. However i'll give you the benefit of the doubt , here's a link to the Fail (hate to - but it's 'reading' matter you may be familiar with)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-21-cent.html#

And this was before George's latest round of 'wealth redistribution'.

tweedle 16-03-2016 21:55

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35827522)
Maybe you are genuinely totally oblivious, or just trying to provoke, as has been suggested before. However i'll give you the benefit of the doubt , here's a link to the Fail (hate to - but it's 'reading' matter you may be familiar with)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-21-cent.html#

And this was before George's latest round of 'wealth redistribution'.


I'm asking for evidence that Britian is divided, I take it you have no evidence? If I disagree with you I can't help that. As the Britian live in, I go out for meals in, go to work in, etc seems like a content healthy place to me. Can you offer evidence to the contrary ?

nomadking 16-03-2016 21:57

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35827522)
Maybe you are genuinely totally oblivious, or just trying to provoke, as has been suggested before. However i'll give you the benefit of the doubt , here's a link to the Fail (hate to - but it's 'reading' matter you may be familiar with)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-21-cent.html#

And this was before George's latest round of 'wealth redistribution'.

They haven't had any money given to them. The money others are prepared to pay for what they have has gone up. Doesn't necessarily mean that the others have been given more money. Just that the price they are prepared to pay has gone up.

pip08456 16-03-2016 21:59

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Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35827525)
I'm asking for evidence that Britian is divided, I take it you have no evidence?

Lancashire v Yorkshire, North Wales v South Wales, Scotland V England.

Just 3 examples.

tweedle 16-03-2016 22:03

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35827530)
Lancashire v Yorkshire, North Wales v South Wales, Scotland V England.

Just 3 examples.

So Britain was divided under left wing labour governments?

nomadking 16-03-2016 22:04

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Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35827532)
So Britain was divided under left wing labour governments?

Under and BY.

tweedle 16-03-2016 22:05

Re: More cuts from failing Osborne
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35827522)
Maybe you are genuinely totally oblivious, or just trying to provoke, as has been suggested before. However i'll give you the benefit of the doubt , here's a link to the Fail (hate to - but it's 'reading' matter you may be familiar with)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-21-cent.html#

And this was before George's latest round of 'wealth redistribution'.

I'm asking for evidence that Britian is divided, I take it you have no evidence? If I disagree with you I can't help that it is up to you if you see it ask provocation. As the Britian live in, I go out for meals in, go to work in, etc seems like a content healthy place to me. Can you offer evidence to the contrary ?
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pip08456 16-03-2016 22:09

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Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35827534)
I'm asking for evidence that Britian is divided, I take it you have no evidence? If I disagree with you I can't help that it is up to you if you see it ask provocation. As the Britian live in, I go out for meals in, go to work in, etc seems like a content healthy place to me. Can you offer evidence to the contrary ?
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Try going to North Wales, they hate Everybody!

tweedle 16-03-2016 22:15

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35827536)
Try going to North Wales, they hate Everybody!



You do realise how racist that statement is, thank god you identify as left wing!


I also own a few holiday homes on hafan y mor an have only ever met amazingly tolorent people.

denphone 17-03-2016 06:19

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35827530)
Lancashire v Yorkshire, North Wales v South Wales, Scotland V England.

Just 3 examples.

And you can add to that Devon v Cornwall as well.:)

GrimUpNorth 17-03-2016 06:48

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Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35827539)
You do realise how racist that statement is, thank god you identify as left wing!

Now I'm confused. So when David Cameron said something very similar about people in Leeds it means he's actually a luvvy left wing racist?

Cheers

Grim

TheDaddy 17-03-2016 07:36

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Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35827539)
You do realise how racist that statement is, thank god you identify as left wing!


I also own a few holiday homes on hafan y mor an have only ever met amazingly tolorent people.

Seeing as the Welsh aren't a race I'd say he realises exactly how racist that post is in that it isn't. Sure you aren't a lefty, seem to remember new labour's favourite trick was to shout people down with cries of racism at every opportunity to.

techguyone 17-03-2016 07:59

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I don't know why tweedle feels the need to tell everyone every few posts how great he is - with buy to lets, holiday homes, stocks, shares & ISA's - frankly I'm surprised he finds time to post here, with so many things going on in his life.

GrimUpNorth 17-03-2016 08:06

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Originally Posted by techguyone (Post 35827588)
I don't know why tweedle feels the need to tell everyone every few posts how great he is - with buy to lets, holiday homes, stocks, shares & ISA's - frankly I'm surprised he finds time to post here, with so many things going on in his life.

You know what they say - ' Big boasts, little.........'

Cheers

Grim

denphone 17-03-2016 08:07

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Originally Posted by techguyone (Post 35827588)
I don't know why tweedle feels the need to tell everyone every few posts how great he is - with buy to lets, holiday homes, stocks, shares & ISA's - frankly I'm surprised he finds time to post here, with so many things going on in his life.

Maybe he has created a clone of himself..;)

heero_yuy 17-03-2016 08:12

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Originally Posted by techguyone (Post 35827588)
I don't know why tweedle feels the need to tell everyone every few posts how great he is - with buy to lets, holiday homes, stocks, shares & ISA's - frankly I'm surprised he finds time to post here, with so many things going on in his life.

Because he's hungry and wants to be fed.;)

Mr K 18-03-2016 07:09

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Poor George.

First he has to go back on the tax credit cuts, then tampon tax (less said the better) and now the disability cuts because a few wet tories have some scruples (or more likely want to cause trouble ahead of the EU vote).

He's getting accomplished at having to cut the cuts. Is it any wonder this country is still in trouble after 6 years with this clown running things. No sooner does he do his budgets, then he has to rewrite it them the next day.... :dunce:

tweedle 18-03-2016 09:00

Re: More cuts from failing Osborne
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by techguyone (Post 35827588)
I don't know why tweedle feels the need to tell everyone every few posts how great he is - with buy to lets, holiday homes, stocks, shares & ISA's - frankly I'm surprised he finds time to post here, with so many things going on in his life.

Always happy to make time for my cableforum "family":)

Mr K 19-03-2016 13:33

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So where will he cut now ? Had to go back on tax credit cuts and now disability cuts. Whatevever, top tip George, maybe consult first, not afterwards ?

There is one sector of society that has been exempt from cuts. No matter how wealthy they are, free bus passes, free tv licences, generous pensions - will we get all this ?? Trouble is they all vote Tory.

Here's a suggestion, instead of cutting why not increase tax receipts by getting some growth going ?

Another suggestion, sack George...

TheDaddy 19-03-2016 15:59

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35828034)
So where will he cut now ? Had to go back on tax credit cuts and now disability cuts. Whatevever, top tip George, maybe consult first, not afterwards ?

There is one sector of society that has been exempt from cuts. No matter how wealthy they are, free bus passes, free tv licences, generous pensions - will we get all this ?? Trouble is they all vote Tory.

Here's a suggestion, instead of cutting why not increase tax receipts by getting some growth going ?

Another suggestion, sack George...

Here's another suggestion, don't cut capital gains tax so much

Hugh 19-03-2016 16:16

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35828034)
So where will he cut now ? Had to go back on tax credit cuts and now disability cuts. Whatevever, top tip George, maybe consult first, not afterwards ?

There is one sector of society that has been exempt from cuts. No matter how wealthy they are, free bus passes, free tv licences, generous pensions - will we get all this ?? Trouble is they all vote Tory.

Here's a suggestion, instead of cutting why not increase tax receipts by getting some growth going ?

Another suggestion, sack George...

Actually, less than half (47%) of over 65s voted Conservative in the 2015 General Election.

https://www.ipsos-mori.com/researchp...aspx?view=wide

---------- Post added at 17:16 ---------- Previous post was at 17:16 ----------

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35828057)
Here's another suggestion, don't cut capital gains tax so much

Agreed

Chrysalis 19-03-2016 16:24

Re: More cuts from failing Osborne
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35828034)
So where will he cut now ? Had to go back on tax credit cuts and now disability cuts. Whatevever, top tip George, maybe consult first, not afterwards ?

There is one sector of society that has been exempt from cuts. No matter how wealthy they are, free bus passes, free tv licences, generous pensions - will we get all this ?? Trouble is they all vote Tory.

Here's a suggestion, instead of cutting why not increase tax receipts by getting some growth going ?

Another suggestion, sack George...

even IDS has mentioned the special "pensioners" group shouldn't be untouchable. The problem is they are the group keeping the tories in power.

---------- Post added at 17:24 ---------- Previous post was at 17:23 ----------

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35828062)
Actually, less than half (47%) of over 65s voted Conservative in the 2015 General Election.

https://www.ipsos-mori.com/researchp...aspx?view=wide

---------- Post added at 17:16 ---------- Previous post was at 17:16 ----------


Agreed

national voting count doesnt mean much in FPTP.

Hugh 19-03-2016 16:34

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Mr K said 'they all vote Tory' - the facts show otherwise.

Mr K 19-03-2016 17:39

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A slight exaggeration, nothing more ;). However the figures show a greater percentage for the Tories in the >65 age group; and who can blame them?

It farcical that this group is protected no matter what their income or wealth. We clearly aren't all in this together. The 60's generation are continuing to bleed the country dry, but it's a political reason they aren't touched. None of us will be as well protected in our old age.

To be protecting this group and decreasing tax for those earning >£41k, whilst at the same time imposing cuts on the basic needs for the disabled is too far, even for some half decent Tories.

Mr K 21-03-2016 08:18

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George has been keeping a very low profile over the last couple of days, wonder why ? Sent on gardening leave ? ;)

They may suspend the Disability cuts but where are they going to find the money from to balance the budget ? Cancel the tax cuts for the rich ? Make wealthy pensioners pay for tv licences, bus passes ? I suspect neither of these, but the vulnerable poor will be targeted again, when the ho-haa has died down. One nation Tories my backside....

denphone 21-03-2016 08:24

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Well we shall see Mr K as there are many stealthy ways in which to make the savings without many of the public realising about it.

Chrysalis 21-03-2016 16:32

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according to the media these cuts are still to be from working age benefits, meaning the PM and osborne havent learned.

Since they absolutely refuse to touch pensioners, then the best way forward is to have these cuts cancelled, and balance the books another way e.g. cancelling the tax cuts announced.

ianch99 22-03-2016 07:30

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I came across this analysis of Geroge's revenue calculations:

http://waitingfortax.com/2016/03/19/coming-unstuck/

I am not saying he is right and George is wrong but if he is right and George is wrong then, as he says,

Quote:

Be afraid

Mr K 23-03-2016 13:13

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Still puzzled why George is still in his job.

Child Tax credit cuts, had to withdraw them, disability cuts -withdrawn the next day (!) Plus his clueless trumpetting of Googles tax fiddle...

Tories were slapping on the back like he was the second coming yesterday (or were they thumping him ? ;) )

Oh, yes and there's the little matter of £4.5bn to find.... Silly George.

Arthurgray50@blu 23-03-2016 22:16

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We can always stop George's wages, and his expense account.

Osborne should forced to resign. He can always go back to selling Wallpaper. Isnt that what he made his millions out of

Hugh 24-03-2016 06:54

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Arthur, FYI, there is a difference between "being a member of a family which set up a company that employs nearly 100 people, and manufactures and distributes wall coverings and fabrics throughout the world" and "selling wallpaper". ;)

Mr K 24-03-2016 09:41

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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu (Post 35828832)
He can always go back to selling Wallpaper. Isnt that what he made his millions out of

I wouldn't be buying any wallpaper from him; he'd change his mind about the design next day and withdraw the product ;)

The problem with George isn't complicated, he's just incompetent. 2 major budgets he's had to redo now because he didn't think it through or consult; however no repercussions for him as he's Dave's best mate. £4.5bn missing, not to worry....

If he was on performance related pay, like his staff, he'd be grateful to still be employed on the minimum wage right now.

Stuart 24-03-2016 17:25

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I suspect that if any company CEO walked in to a company who wasn't doing too well, promising to cut things back until the company was profitable, then 6 years later, was still having to promise to cut things back until the company was profitable, and continually missing his profit forecasts, the shareholders would be calling for a new CEO..

Mr K 24-03-2016 17:49

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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a6949981.html
George is scrapping the stats showing how much he takes from the poor to give to the rich. Pesky facts and figures...

richard s 24-03-2016 18:37

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Mr osborne Bean got a bit of a grilling in front of the Select Committee today... he seemed to not either answer or he did not have all the facts in front of him.

Mr K 24-03-2016 20:54

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Originally Posted by richard s (Post 35829003)
Mr osborne Bean got a bit of a grilling in front of the Select Committee today... he seemed to not either answer or he did not have all the facts in front of him.

He probably just didn't know the answers i.e. clueless as well as hopeless.

Poor sod has £4.5bn to find from somewhere; he used the down the back of the sofa money for the tax credit u-turn.
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...sury-committee

Mr K 24-03-2016 22:59

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...e-Osborne.html
Even the Torygraph have got the knives out for poor George. Accusing him of not answering questions, as if ! Has he any friends, anywhere any longer?

Chrysalis 25-03-2016 16:58

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I was close to posting here last night to say farewell thinking I was dieing.

Basically I had to go to the royal infirmary in leicester last night, and in my adult life I have never seen such chaos.

1 - Security guards and porter casually talking in front of patients that its stupid there is more security guards than nurses.
2 - 200 people waiting to see one nurse in a&e minors, eventually agency staff turned up, there was also no doctors until agency staff turned up.
3 - waiting 6 hours to be transferred from a&e minors to majors. due to lack of beds
4 - When I got to majors (4am) I and other patients were sitting in hard plastic chairs as no beds to use (I wasnt bothered as my pain was worse lieing down). But some looked in huge agony having to sit like they were.
5 - I have no complaints in all the staff that dealt with me, but however at 6am a manager appeared on the ward and was applying huge pressure on my doctor to discharge me, he fighted it for 90 minutes but she got another doctor to bypass him, when he tried to get me powerful meds to take home she shouted at him in front of everyone saying to tell me to take paracetamol (which one of the reasons I Was there was ineffective). I had to have a morphine injection whilst there.
6 - When discharged the doctor told me the manager's name and said to make it clear on record he didnt initiate the discharge, told me if it persists (note he didnt say if gets worse) to go back. He also told me if I get slurred speach, paralysation etc, to ring 999 suggesting he hadnt confidently ruled out a stroke.

I was going to speak to this manager on the way out but she seemed to vanish, had no energy to chase her down due to the pain so went home. The good news is my CT scan was clean so I dont think I had a stroke at least. However I remain undiagnosed on a bank holiday friday.

My honest opinion based on observation the NHS has gone downhill sharply since I last went to a&e a couple of years back. Clearly needs an injection of cash, and probably lots of it. google and co should be ashamed of themselves.

Mr K 26-04-2016 20:49

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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7000966.html

Poor George, his Aunty has had a go at him now for being pro-EU. No kipper tie for him this Xmas :(

Mr K 26-06-2016 13:23

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Where is George? Very concerned somethings happened to him. There's lots more cuts to be made and his punishment Budget to deliver. The police should be alerted as he seems to be missing...

heero_yuy 26-06-2016 13:36

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He's been rumbled as a liar and untrustworthy. Now Dave, his protector, is no more he's gone to ground to lick his wounds.

sollp 26-06-2016 13:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chrysalis (Post 35829170)
I was close to posting here last night to say farewell thinking I was dieing.

Basically I had to go to the royal infirmary in leicester last night, and in my adult life I have never seen such chaos.

1 - Security guards and porter casually talking in front of patients that its stupid there is more security guards than nurses.
2 - 200 people waiting to see one nurse in a&e minors, eventually agency staff turned up, there was also no doctors until agency staff turned up.
3 - waiting 6 hours to be transferred from a&e minors to majors. due to lack of beds
4 - When I got to majors (4am) I and other patients were sitting in hard plastic chairs as no beds to use (I wasnt bothered as my pain was worse lieing down). But some looked in huge agony having to sit like they were.
5 - I have no complaints in all the staff that dealt with me, but however at 6am a manager appeared on the ward and was applying huge pressure on my doctor to discharge me, he fighted it for 90 minutes but she got another doctor to bypass him, when he tried to get me powerful meds to take home she shouted at him in front of everyone saying to tell me to take paracetamol (which one of the reasons I Was there was ineffective). I had to have a morphine injection whilst there.
6 - When discharged the doctor told me the manager's name and said to make it clear on record he didnt initiate the discharge, told me if it persists (note he didnt say if gets worse) to go back. He also told me if I get slurred speach, paralysation etc, to ring 999 suggesting he hadnt confidently ruled out a stroke.

I was going to speak to this manager on the way out but she seemed to vanish, had no energy to chase her down due to the pain so went home. The good news is my CT scan was clean so I dont think I had a stroke at least. However I remain undiagnosed on a bank holiday friday.

My honest opinion based on observation the NHS has gone downhill sharply since I last went to a&e a couple of years back. Clearly needs an injection of cash, and probably lots of it. google and co should be ashamed of themselves.

Does more money solve the issues? There has been money pumped into the NHS over the years and we are still and always have the same moans and gripes so surely more money isn't always the answer.

More managment no doubt will arise from more money. When i have done the odd bit of work within various hospitals there are many many people employed, many reception desks in differing departments manned by 2-3 people,(great for telling where to go ect) but at a vast cost.

Basically a whole industry off the back of the NHS?

Ignitionnet 26-06-2016 15:22

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35845818)
Where is George? Very concerned somethings happened to him. There's lots more cuts to be made and his punishment Budget to deliver. The police should be alerted as he seems to be missing...

You and pretty much the rest of the country.

Fantastic leadership from our Chancellor.

Gary L 26-06-2016 15:32

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No surprise Osborne the gutless coward is no were to be seen, himself, Ian Duncan Smith & Ester McVeigh were responsible for some of the most brutal cuts on the disabled, sick, low payed, tax credits, bedroom tax, changing employment law, the list goes on, basically turning the working class against each other to protect the bankers and the richest in society. But all those affected including myself, were waiting for pay back time, and all the ones I have mentioned caused some of the people to vote out of the EU, now Osborne and Cameron, instead of going down in history as so called great politicians, will go down as part of the most destructive party this country has known. Well done Cameron, you and your side kicks will always be remembered for for taking Great Britain out of the EU, a reward you so richly deserve as well as Osborne and Co.

Hugh 26-06-2016 15:34

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If you are quoting some one else's blog or a newspaper, please provide a link to ensure Fair Use coverage

Gary L 26-06-2016 15:38

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Oh sorry I've closed the page now and I don't keep history.
just kidding!

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...-exist-8280148

TheDaddy 27-06-2016 07:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35845885)
Oh sorry I've closed the page now and I don't keep history.
just kidding!

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...-exist-8280148

Wonder why you don't keep history Gary :D

Gary L 27-06-2016 08:29

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35846144)
Wonder why you don't keep history Gary :D

To stop people annoying me asking for links all the time.

No, it's to to stop myself from seeing what I'm buying myself for Xmas :D

Mr K 27-06-2016 10:57

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Good news ! George has been, found ! Hiding in the No.11 cellar apparantly, like a naughty boy ;)

Anyway he's made a speech to reassure the markets this morning and they have reacted accordingly.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36636853

Chrysalis 29-06-2016 09:02

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so we were losing out financially by been in the EU.

Then why are tax rises and more cuts needed as a result of the exit? Someone is telling fibs, either osborne using the EU as an excuse or the leave campaigners.

denphone 29-06-2016 09:06

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The sad truth is politicians from all sides of the divide obfuscate and tell fibs so its pretty hard to tell when the odd politician is actually telling the truth Chrys.

Gavin78 29-06-2016 11:36

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We are getting sold off at some point the whole Renal sector in Yorkshire the trust can't afford it apparently.

fresenius a maker of some of the dialysis machines we use (German made) have their own private units across the UK and make a pretty penny apparently.

However they pay much lower for their workers and a lot are employed through agencies and are usually from across the pond for example I am on 18k a year (band 2) while they pay just 16k to a (band 3) which in the NHS get around 19.4k

They have shown some interest in buying up some of these units and the NHS want to port staff across with protected pay for 2 years but fresenius have stipulated that staff would need to re-apply for jobs after that period starting at their lower rate of pay so for a Band 3 they start at (14k) rising to just over (16k) not sure what term that is over.

They also want to cherry pick staff as well. while the NHS will re-deploy staff it just goes to show that fresenius who are a German company has much influence on this country even on hour health service.

Could you blame our GOV for that allowing private companies to come in and do medical care? I'm not sure this could be part of the freedom of movement with being in the EU I guess businesses like this setting up?

TheDaddy 29-06-2016 15:33

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14k a year, how many hours a week is that for?

denphone 01-07-2016 11:38

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Osborne abandons 2020 budget surplus target.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36684452

Ignitionnet 01-07-2016 11:55

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Very sensible. It's realistically not achievable now.

Anypermitedroute 01-07-2016 12:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35847373)
Very sensible. It's realistically not achievable now.

one could argue whether it was realistic beforehand

denphone 01-07-2016 12:21

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Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute (Post 35847378)
one could argue whether it was realistic beforehand

Indeed.

Mr K 01-07-2016 14:45

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So all George's cuts and misery have been for nothing. He's abandoned his farcical 'must in in surplus by 2020, whatever the consequences promise. Thing is if he'd managed to stimulate some decent growth instead of cutting all the time, we might have be in surplus already. He's an abject failure.

Poor George, not to be leader, even his colleagues detest him. Never mind he's got his 'punishment budget' to deliver, which he will enjoy, Tories love punishment I hear.... ;)

Sirius 01-07-2016 16:24

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35847427)
So all George's cuts and misery have been for nothing. He's abandoned his farcical 'must in in surplus by 2020, whatever the consequences promise. Thing is if he'd managed to stimulate some decent growth instead of cutting all the time, we might have be in surplus already. He's an abject failure.

Poor George, not to be leader, even his colleagues detest him. Never mind he's got his 'punishment budget' to deliver, which he will enjoy, Tories love punishment I hear.... ;)

Unfortunately we better get used to the tories punishment because Labour will not be a contender to oust them for some time yet.

papa smurf 01-07-2016 16:30

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35847427)
So all George's cuts and misery have been for nothing. He's abandoned his farcical 'must in in surplus by 2020, whatever the consequences promise. Thing is if he'd managed to stimulate some decent growth instead of cutting all the time, we might have be in surplus already. He's an abject failure.

Poor George, not to be leader, even his colleagues detest him. Never mind he's got his 'punishment budget' to deliver, which he will enjoy, Tories love punishment I hear.... ;)

well he showed the poor and vulnerable who was the daddy :shocked:

RichardCoulter 01-07-2016 16:57

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35824240)
Yes, it's only been 25 years since she was in power... :D

True, but many of her policies remain (which some say is a good thing and others bad) and others still affect us today eg The Right To Buy scheme.

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35847373)
Very sensible. It's realistically not achievable now.

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Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute (Post 35847378)
one could argue whether it was realistic beforehand

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35847446)
well he showed the poor and vulnerable who was the daddy :shocked:

Absolutely.

ianch99 01-07-2016 17:45

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35847427)
Poor George, not to be leader, even his colleagues detest him. Never mind he's got his 'punishment budget' to deliver, which he will enjoy, Tories love punishment I hear.... ;)

They don't have Government Whips for nothing ;)

heero_yuy 01-07-2016 18:19

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35847461)
They don't have Government Whips for nothing ;)

Have you ever seen the film If....?

Then you'll know why they're called whips. ;)

Chrysalis 06-07-2016 23:30

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to be fair, osborne is at least still concentrating on his job whilst his colleagues just fight for been leader.

Mr K 31-07-2016 19:08

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What has happened to George ?? Is no one grateful for the 6 years of misery he inflicted and massive amount of growth he created ??

Given the sack ? Ungrateful, the lot of you !

heero_yuy 01-08-2016 08:59

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He holed his reputation right below the waterline the moment he joined in project fear and the ridiculous £30b emergency revenge budget if we voted for Brexit.

Still I'm sure Dave's crony Companion of Honour award more than makes up for it.:rolleyes:

denphone 01-08-2016 09:35

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35852024)
He holed his reputation right below the waterline the moment he joined in project fear and the ridiculous £30b emergency revenge budget if we voted for Brexit.

Still I'm sure Dave's crony Companion of Honour award more than makes up for it.:rolleyes:

l am surprised that Larry the cat has not been nominated by the old boys club.

Stuart 01-08-2016 10:09

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35847427)
So all George's cuts and misery have been for nothing. He's abandoned his farcical 'must in in surplus by 2020, whatever the consequences promise. Thing is if he'd managed to stimulate some decent growth instead of cutting all the time, we might have be in surplus already. He's an abject failure.

Poor George, not to be leader, even his colleagues detest him. Never mind he's got his 'punishment budget' to deliver, which he will enjoy, Tories love punishment I hear.... ;)

I don't normally go for the get yourself heavily in debt to invest and create jobs situation that the previous Labour governments seemed to favour. In fact, I'd far rather we lived within our means (as Osbourne appeared to believe), but we've been enduring severe cuts since 2010. Six years, and it does not appear to have made much difference. I would suggest that logic dictates it's time to try something else. This is something George appeared unable to do.

RizzyKing 01-08-2016 18:12

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George wasn't just using economics but personal agenda in much of his measures and I'd say the personal agenda blinded him at times to more sensible economics but given he's got sacked all by the by now i won't be shedding any tears at his departure.


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