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Old 20-05-2010, 13:28   #471
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Re: [Update] The Liberal-Conservative Coalition

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Originally Posted by slowcoach View Post
My win I think....
My utter confusion. Part-privatisation was shelved due to protests from the unions and the political impact of such not because of Labour's financial acumen?

What does this prove about Labour's economic policies? Again even the story itself mentions the results as being good inspite of the economic climate, nothing at all to do with any political policy or government investment, it mentions it as relating to efficiency and modernisation?

Is your plan to post that any company that shows any kind of reasonable financial results, even when the stories discussing the results specifically mention these being due to things like cost cutting, process improvements, etc, are due to Labour's economic policies?

If that is the plan you really have no faith in the private sector at all, you old socialist you
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