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Do You Also Agree That Britain Has Gone To The Dogs?
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This was under discussion on LBC radio's phone in early this morning, and everyone who telephoned or text the radio station, said that they would if they could afford it.
If that is a fair section of the population, it is most frightening, and surprise, surprise most if not all blamed the immigration policies of the last Labour Government, and that the possibility of Labour getting into power at the next election is far too frightening to contemplate.
This was under discussion on LBC radio's phone in early this morning, and everyone who telephoned or text the radio station, said that they would if they could afford it.
If that is a fair section of the population, it is most frightening, and surprise, surprise most if not all blamed the immigration policies of the last Labour Government, and that the possibility of Labour getting into power at the next election is far too frightening to contemplate.
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emotive words if you think about it, he has a point however.
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That link is from 2008. He never f**ked off.
No the country has not gone to the dogs, it is still one of the best places to live. You may be forgiven for thinking it is if you read it being constantly sl*gged off in the Daily Mail and other grubby unpatriotic right wing tabloids. And LBC apparently.
Have you forgotten already the resounding success of the olympics.
That link is from 2008. He never f**ked off.
No the country has not gone to the dogs, it is still one of the best places to live. You may be forgiven for thinking it is if you read it being constantly sl*gged off in the Daily Mail and other grubby unpatriotic right wing tabloids. And LBC apparently.
Have you forgotten already the resounding success of the olympics.
Ray Winstone: the actor has threatened to leave Britain, saying 'it has gone to the dogs'
By Jon Swaine
6:52AM GMT 01 Dec 2008
Noticed the date ^^^^^^ on the link. must be a slow news day!
///the possibility of Labour getting into power at the next election is far too frightening to contemplate///
I do agree with that though
By Jon Swaine
6:52AM GMT 01 Dec 2008
Noticed the date ^^^^^^ on the link. must be a slow news day!
///the possibility of Labour getting into power at the next election is far too frightening to contemplate///
I do agree with that though
EM - slipping into second rate
Hillarious!!
We haven't been first rate since the first world war
Do you seriously think we rank equal alongside say America in any way shape or form.
Yes we punch above our weight but that doesn't make the UK in the first rank of the most important countries in the world.
We tried action in Suez and had to stop when the Americans said NO - If we'd said NO to Iraq do you think George Bush would have changed a thing?
As part of the EU we are (or should be) a leading partner in the World's largest and most powerful economy.
That's the great tragedy of this - the UK and Germany have two highly industrialised econonomies with very similar political outlooks.
Together we could lead Europe but instead we're living in a fantasy land where we're still independantly important.
Hillarious!!
We haven't been first rate since the first world war
Do you seriously think we rank equal alongside say America in any way shape or form.
Yes we punch above our weight but that doesn't make the UK in the first rank of the most important countries in the world.
We tried action in Suez and had to stop when the Americans said NO - If we'd said NO to Iraq do you think George Bush would have changed a thing?
As part of the EU we are (or should be) a leading partner in the World's largest and most powerful economy.
That's the great tragedy of this - the UK and Germany have two highly industrialised econonomies with very similar political outlooks.
Together we could lead Europe but instead we're living in a fantasy land where we're still independantly important.
jake-the-peg
/// That's the great tragedy of this - the UK and Germany have two highly industrialised econonomies with very similar political outlooks. ///
/// Together we could lead Europe but instead we're living in a fantasy land where we're still independantly important. ///
Sounds very much that you are sorry that Germany lost WW2, perhaps you now wish for a Fourth Reich?
/// That's the great tragedy of this - the UK and Germany have two highly industrialised econonomies with very similar political outlooks. ///
/// Together we could lead Europe but instead we're living in a fantasy land where we're still independantly important. ///
Sounds very much that you are sorry that Germany lost WW2, perhaps you now wish for a Fourth Reich?
Ray Winstone is a good actor but why should we take any notice of his political views? Any more than we should take any notice of Ben Elton or Eddie Izzard. Celebs are welcome to their opinion and fortunate in having an audience for their outpourings, but their opinions are no more valud than anyones here.
Baldric
/// Given he said all that in 2008 and he's still here, not very serious was
he? ///
As are all those others who relayed their thought on the phone in early this morning.
There are very many who possess these thoughts but most of them are either too old, have family commitments or not wealthy enough to leave.
/// Given he said all that in 2008 and he's still here, not very serious was
he? ///
As are all those others who relayed their thought on the phone in early this morning.
There are very many who possess these thoughts but most of them are either too old, have family commitments or not wealthy enough to leave.
Dont worry our future is all taken care of
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jake-the-peg/Gromiit
I was just using WW2 as an example, because even in the 30s there were unpatriotics (as they are today) who would have been only too ready to join Hitler in a German/English dominated Europe.
So it would seem by your remarks that some things don't change very much even with the passage of time.
I was just using WW2 as an example, because even in the 30s there were unpatriotics (as they are today) who would have been only too ready to join Hitler in a German/English dominated Europe.
So it would seem by your remarks that some things don't change very much even with the passage of time.
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