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Old 26-03-2011, 22:24   #79
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Re: TUC Day of Action - 26th March

Why is it that everyone is blaming Brown and Blair, what has happened since the coalition came in is some very violent rallies by students over students fee, then today we have a TUC march, which has also led to violence on the streets of London.

Isn't this telling people something that, it is about time something was done, l don't like to see the riots that we have had on the London streets and what has happened today is only a tip of what can happen during the reign of this coalition.

It was stated regarding the riots at Fortnum and Mason's was caused by the millions of pounds of tax that is NOT paid by the management.

Where were Cameron and Clegg tonight, they should have been on Tv condeming this, but they were probably at home entertaining there rich friends and let the old bill look after the aggro, tomorrow they will be on TV talking out of there hat about it.
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