27-06-2007, 17:11
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Re: New PM
and into the Fridge?
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27-06-2007, 17:12
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Re: New PM
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and into the Fridge?
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Sorry, the fridge was reposessed to pay your tax bill.
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27-06-2007, 17:14
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Re: New PM
I am really worried about what this socialist a**hole is going to do to our economy, the country and my bank balance.
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27-06-2007, 17:35
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Re: New PM
Blair has gone!
Now we have Brown!
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27-06-2007, 18:06
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Re: New PM
<REMOVED - PLEASE REMEMBER THIS IS A FAMILY FORUM - JEFFERSON T> and went downhill since then.
Now brown is in power for half a year at least no doubt hell make sure everything is namby panby b4 the elections to make sure he gets back in.
If he wins the election this is when well all see his bad side.
I hope labour get ousted from power they deserve to we need a change.
vote bnp :dd j/k
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27-06-2007, 18:12
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Re: New PM
Bliar was good till he got a taste of power and bang that was the end of good bliar in came "i will set the world right" bliar. What bothers me is we will now get the usual guff about new beginnings and new ideas and all the other bs when a leader is changed.
Remember though that brown has been there the whole time going along allocating extra money to continue fighting wars. This man is no carer and sharer he is the git that has robbed many people's pensions even after being told by advisors that he would lower the money that many people would get when they retired very caring and sharing.
As for his new priorities well lets wait and see but after ten years of his stealth taxes and underhand money grabs i shudder to think what he is turning his attention to now.
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27-06-2007, 18:23
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Re: New PM
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Originally Posted by RizzyKing
Bliar was good till he got a taste of power and bang that was the end of good bliar in came "i will set the world right" bliar. What bothers me is we will now get the usual guff about new beginnings and new ideas and all the other bs when a leader is changed.
Remember though that brown has been there the whole time going along allocating extra money to continue fighting wars. This man is no carer and sharer he is the git that has robbed many people's pensions even after being told by advisors that he would lower the money that many people would get when they retired very caring and sharing.
As for his new priorities well lets wait and see but after ten years of his stealth taxes and underhand money grabs i shudder to think what he is turning his attention to now.
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well said rizzyking hopefully labour wont be any more after the elections but what then?
best thing we should do is vote liberal democracts theyve never been in power from the best of my knowledge and should be tryed instead of the labour/conservatives bull**** we putup with every election.
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27-06-2007, 18:30
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Re: New PM
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Blair is resigning now, and Brown is due to take over. Its pretty cool they go the Queen to do all the process, very cool. 
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Another parasite for PM isnt cool m8...
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27-06-2007, 18:31
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Re: New PM
I doubt there will be a quick election - Brown has already setup tax band changes which come into force next April - sweeteners for middle england.
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27-06-2007, 18:51
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Re: New PM
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Originally Posted by TraxData
The NHS would be alot better if they spent their money properly instead of wastin it on luxuries for theirselfs.
And i dont want more money poured into the NHS ty, i dont want even higher taxes, i dont want to be able to struggle to live, as alot already do thanks to labour.
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I used to think like you but after seeing both my parents seriously ill I have now come to realise what a fool you are.
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27-06-2007, 18:56
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Re: New PM
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Another parasite for PM isnt cool m8... 
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I said it was the fact they had to go to the Queen that I found cool  Not that I agree with the term Parasite anyway, I am kind of hopeful that Brown will do something. He needs to win a election soon and even if he does he will likely lose the next one so he is bound to want to make some progress fast. Not to mention he wont have the problem with getting funds that Blair did.
I like elections more though, All day people vote and then overnight the political landscape changes as more and more results come in, So the next morning people wake to a slightly different country  Something cool about the process and the fact it concludes while people are sleeping.
As for the NHS is should be one of the best funded Health Services in the World, We all need to use it as some point and when your ill you want the best, fastest service you can get. Every government should have Health and Education at the top of their agenda, I agree that it needs to be managed better and I like the Torys idea of a board in charge of it (i also think the same should happen in Education) but its got better and its failures are not all down to waste. It still needs more funding. This is a health system for the entire country that is free, it should be expensive.
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27-06-2007, 19:00
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Re: New PM
From Poodle Blair to Highway man Brown. God have mercy on our souls
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27-06-2007, 19:15
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Re: New PM
What a bunch of miserable old farts you all sound...
This country will survive them..it always has...Politicians always come and go but the people are still the same and we are a terrific bunch...
See we didn't even riot during those 20 minutes.
Anyway the Civil Service actually run the country...
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27-06-2007, 20:43
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Re: New PM
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Originally Posted by etccarmageddon
I doubt there will be a quick election - Brown has already setup tax band changes which come into force next April - sweeteners for middle england.
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Has he? There may be hope for me yet!
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27-06-2007, 21:10
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Re: New PM
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Has he? There may be hope for me yet! 
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Don't go buying that Ferrari just yet...
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The Chancellor announced the following changes:- removing the starting rate and cutting the basic rate of income tax from 22% to 20% in April 2008, creating a simpler structure of two rates: a 20% basic rate and a 40% higher rate;
- increasing the upper earnings limit for national insurance by £75 a week above indexation in April 2008 and, from April 2009, fully aligning it with the higher rate threshold - the point at which taxpayers start to pay the higher rate of income tax, further simplifying the system;
- raising the aligned higher rate threshold and upper earnings limit by £800 a year above indexation in April 2009
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Note the 10% starting rate will be removed...
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