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General Election
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Perhaps the right time to do a poll on how we would vote? Personally I dont think canvassing or csmpsigns will make any difference. We are all pretty sure of our intentions!
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labour are dangerous, limpdums are deluded as always, let alone undemocratic ie open the flood gates to migration, as long as there not out of pocket, snp only have one agenda, and thats dead in the water
the eu do not want another basket case, dup...tribalism err the truth of the matter is..with an irish twang..
the eu do not want another basket case, dup...tribalism err the truth of the matter is..with an irish twang..
Fender, workers lost out in the end because of the Traitor Twatcher. It's pointless people mentioning the 70's then forgetting the damage that Twatcher did to this country. From which we have never recovered. The only thing that hasn't been privatised under the Tories since 1979 is the NHS. And it will be privatised under the Tories. Your comments about me are unnecessary. You make your points fender, I'll make mine. Simples.
Lots of good things about Labour. The NHS for one. Health and Safety At Work. Redundancy protection. Holiday pay. Disability legislation. Twatcher ruined the industrial base of this country with deliberate vindictiveness against working people by closing down manufacturing industries and intentionally causing unemployment and poverty in lots of areas of the country. Whilst all this was going on, her husbands' cronies were making millions out of the closures, buying up assets and selling them to the highest bidders, then closing everything else. She was a despotic, tyrannical traitor who should have been publicly hanged in Parliament Square, and her statue should be demolished.
However, I still make the point that the Tories are shedding blue lights even at the thought of Corbyn getting to No10. They talk about Brexit, education, the NHS, housing etc but always end with a dire warning about Labour getting in power. They're absolutely bricking it over Corbyn. No doubt. But they should be more worried about the damage that Farage will do to the Tory vote. The cry then will be; if you're not gonna vote Tory, please don't vote Labour! Please! Please! LOL! :o)
However, I still make the point that the Tories are shedding blue lights even at the thought of Corbyn getting to No10. They talk about Brexit, education, the NHS, housing etc but always end with a dire warning about Labour getting in power. They're absolutely bricking it over Corbyn. No doubt. But they should be more worried about the damage that Farage will do to the Tory vote. The cry then will be; if you're not gonna vote Tory, please don't vote Labour! Please! Please! LOL! :o)
The idea of selling council houses wasn't meant to help the people who lived in them. It was a money issue, to take the financial burden off the councils, and hence, lower the financial committment from central govt. When that happened, and you'd bought your council house, you were on your own mate.
Selling off council houses was one of Thatcher's many crimes. Very few are now lived in by the people who bought them in the first place. Instead, they have been bought up by well-heeled people, had extensions and new front doors and are no longer affordable for those on low wages - they sell for circa 450K in my village, forcing those born and bred in the village to move out to cheaper pastures.
