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Are C / T clones of each other. I think Cameron is on the right road. ( As I thought Thatcher was) What do you think?
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I was hoping he would turn out to be the best thing for this country but he hasn't really made any definate changes as yet. Immigration is a laugh Theresa May should take some of the flack for the lousy policies in the first place. No referendum on the EU, and it seems no respect for him from the EU members eg.Sarkozy. And we are still lumbered with the Human Rights fiasco. Still........... he is far more believable than Ed Minibrain and Balls.
Cameron's a middle-of-the-roader, a few steps to the right of Blair (and Clegg's about where Blair was). The middle of the road is pretty much the only place people pick up votes these days, and even then Cameron didn't get enough. I don't think we'll be seeing Tea Party-style conservativism any time soon.
The guy is a dozen grapes short of a bunch what kind of fool gives so much money away when he his cutting spending here and causing so many people their jobs, Guy Fauks had the right idea.
Taken from the web
// Britain is spending more than £8 billion on overseas
aid per year, going up to £11 billion by 2015,
The Prime Minister has said piously that continuing
to increase the aid programme at a time of
austerity is a ‘sign of moral strength’.
This is particularly absurd since Britain is borrowing
enormous sums from parts of the Third World, such
as China and the Middle East, only to give away
enormous sums to other parts, such as Africa and Asia.
Ludicrously, it is also giving aid to India, which has
its own space programme, nuclear programme and
even its own overseas aid programme — and can also
equip its own aircraft carriers, something that
bankrupt Britain can no longer manage for itself. //
Taken from the web
// Britain is spending more than £8 billion on overseas
aid per year, going up to £11 billion by 2015,
The Prime Minister has said piously that continuing
to increase the aid programme at a time of
austerity is a ‘sign of moral strength’.
This is particularly absurd since Britain is borrowing
enormous sums from parts of the Third World, such
as China and the Middle East, only to give away
enormous sums to other parts, such as Africa and Asia.
Ludicrously, it is also giving aid to India, which has
its own space programme, nuclear programme and
even its own overseas aid programme — and can also
equip its own aircraft carriers, something that
bankrupt Britain can no longer manage for itself. //
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