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Old 21-06-2015, 20:11   #33
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: UK Wide protests

They have been refurbishing the Houses of Parliament for many years, and there is no need for them to move out.

I worked there many year ago, and money is no object. The place is always being done up.

I think that this question is a 'red herring' considering it was mentioned just before the protest march.

Just to give you an insight into what they spend there. The gold that you see, is real. Not imitation stuff.

Can you imagine the outrage it would cause if the cost went into billions, and they agreed to it.

And everyone else is being hit by cuts
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