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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 10 May 17 9.29am | |
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Originally posted by Willo
I am reminded many years ago when I used to peruse the 'BBS' that Trolley was very much pro-hunting and was a member of a 'Hunt'.He used to get into many a fiesty exchange by those opposed to it and there used to be more eruptions than Vesuvius. I am not or never been a member of any 'Hunt' but I will say the case for repealing the 'Hunting Act' remains very strong. That's all I will say on this matter else this 'Thread' will end up like the 'Fox Hunting' threads on the BBS and the focus will turn to me rather than the subject matter of this thread.So no more to say on this even if those goad me to try and lure me into a response.It WON'T be forthcoming. You really are a screaming attention sseking drama queen.
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 10 May 17 9.34am | |
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
You really are a screaming attention sseking drama queen. I can assure you nothing could be further from the truth. The rationale behind my comments were so that I was NOT the focus of attention and I very much hope the Thread is not de-railed to the extent it turns into yet another tedious WILLO thread with me being in the 'Spotlight'. So now let's NOT get into a contretemps about this and concentrate on the 'General Election'. Thanks.
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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 10 May 17 9.50am | |
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Originally posted by Willo
I can assure you nothing could be further from the truth. The rationale behind my comments were so that I was NOT the focus of attention and I very much hope the Thread is not de-railed to the extent it turns into yet another tedious WILLO thread with me being in the 'Spotlight'. So now let's NOT get into a contretemps about this and concentrate on the 'General Election'. Thanks.
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 10 May 17 10.13am | |
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
Hogwash, or as I prefer to say, Bollocks Some lovely gentleman (Now deceased) used to say when the "B' word was used "When you grow up you will get a pair" !!!! You have used the word in the "Plural" - be careful it might be very sensitive to those who might only have one !
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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 10 May 17 10.37am | |
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Originally posted by Willo
I am reminded many years ago when I used to peruse the 'BBS' that Trolley was very much pro-hunting and was a member of a 'Hunt'.He used to get into many a fiesty exchange by those opposed to it and there used to be more eruptions than Vesuvius. I am not or never been a member of any 'Hunt' but I will say the case for repealing the 'Hunting Act' remains very strong. That's all I will say on this matter else this 'Thread' will end up like the 'Fox Hunting' threads on the BBS and the focus will turn to me rather than the subject matter of this thread.So no more to say on this even if those goad me to try and lure me into a response.It WON'T be forthcoming. Two further responses have come forth so that puts the tin lid on that particular undertaking.
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serial thriller The Promised Land 10 May 17 10.38am | |
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Originally posted by dannyh
Sorry thats bullsh1t I'll give you my honest opinion. That figure is given by the Resolution Foundation, whose role is to investigate inequality and poverty. I have no real reason to disbelieve what they say... But it does sound pretty speculative given the lack of data from that time. I doubt the 1780s had the same data collection ability as today, other than censors which were incredibly unreliable. However, I don't think that my overall point is moot. Let's take a less questionable claim: the IFS saying the 2010s will be the worst decade for real term pay for average earners in the post war period. Public sector pay in the NHS, police and other essential services has fallen on average by 10%. What this means, is that for most people, the economy isn't working for them. There wages are stagnating, but inflation's going up, as is rent. Yet you have the Tories claiming there is a strong and stable economy. Why? Because the richest 1000 people in this country have increased their wealth by over 40 billion, and this is taken in to account in GDP figures. That's why every time May says this is a strong and stable economy, she is really laughing at us. How can you imagine a state to be run worse than this? Almost every single sector of society is seeing their money drain away to fund the projects of the megarich, all in an attempt to keep these bullsh't GDP figures in tact. Anyone who thinks they can overlook this by just continually questioning the sources, well i'm sorry, but they're all just laughing at you. We are having the money from our pockets robbed, and when a politician comes along promising to rebalance it, we call him the extremist! What a country this place has become...
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 10 May 17 10.38am | |
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I sometimes look to see who the guests on the one show are and last night found it was Theresa May and her husband. It was most informative. I got to find out that he puts the bins out and we got a close up view of her shoes. She made one funny gag when asked jokingly by Alex whether we were leaving Eurovision. May said under the circumstances she doubts we'll be getting many votes. Sounds like one of their bills passing through Brussels. Anyone get to hear Corbyn under questioning from Laura Kuenssburg one on one? He couldn't guarantee we'd be leaving the EU and it sounds like he'd go in ready to be defeated in 30 mins. Perhaps why he won't take the subject on campaigning. It'll get him even fewer votes. The guy just doesn't get it. It's sad that it's become about mostly Brexit but that is what the people want(ed).
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 10 May 17 11.21am | |
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Two further responses have come forth so that puts the tin lid on that particular undertaking. I actually intimated that I wouldn't get lured into any goading regards 'Fox Hunting', NOT that I wouldn't respond at all on here. Going back to the 'General Election' my view mirrors that of Dan Hodges who writes in the 'Mail' and is the son of Glenda Jackson.His view is that Corbyn is NOT trying to win the election, all he is doing is trying to firm up his 'Power base' in terms of his Leadership by his narrow left-wing agenda which just appeals to those who voted him as leader.As Dan Hodges has said, yesterday wasn't the launch of Labour's election campaign , it was the launch of Corbyn's leadership campaign.
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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 10 May 17 11.26am | |
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Originally posted by Willo
I actually intimated that I wouldn't get lured into any goading regards 'Fox Hunting', NOT that I wouldn't respond at all on here. Going back to the 'General Election' my view mirrors that of Dan Hodges who writes in the 'Mail' and is the son of Glenda Jackson.His view is that Corbyn is NOT trying to win the election, all he is doing is trying to firm up his 'Power base' in terms of his Leadership by his narrow left-wing agenda which just appeals to those who voted him as leader.As Dan Hodges has said, yesterday wasn't the launch of Labour's election campaign , it was the launch of Corbyn's leadership campaign. Three
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serial thriller The Promised Land 10 May 17 11.41am | |
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Originally posted by Willo
I actually intimated that I wouldn't get lured into any goading regards 'Fox Hunting', NOT that I wouldn't respond at all on here. Going back to the 'General Election' my view mirrors that of Dan Hodges who writes in the 'Mail' and is the son of Glenda Jackson.His view is that Corbyn is NOT trying to win the election, all he is doing is trying to firm up his 'Power base' in terms of his Leadership by his narrow left-wing agenda which just appeals to those who voted him as leader.As Dan Hodges has said, yesterday wasn't the launch of Labour's election campaign , it was the launch of Corbyn's leadership campaign. Willo, if you think May is attempting to appeal to a wider public and Corbyn only to his followers, why do you think it is that May's audiences on the campaign trail are handpicked while local people kept out by police, but Corbyn is doing public talks on the streets and in the centre of towns?
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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 10 May 17 11.45am | |
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Originally posted by serial thriller
Because the richest 1000 people in this country have increased their wealth by over 40 billion, and this is taken in to account in GDP figures. It is not as simple as just taking that 40 billion and redistributing it amongst the poor like some modern day Robin Hood though is it. You can argue the pros and cons to globalisation but the reality is much / most of that money was earned outside of this country. Taxation is a worldwide problem, governments have struggled to keep up with developments of the last 15 years. Until they collectively get a grip, the situation won't change whoever is in charge. People will simply up sticks. Then you have someone like Adele, worth over £110 million, she makes music which creates jobs but she is not a mass employer (and barely a UK resident)
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 10 May 17 11.51am | |
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Originally posted by serial thriller
Possibly a security issue relating to a 'Prime Minister'.Let's wait and see when the Conservative election campaign is in 'Full Swing' shall we when a raft of ministers will be out in force. Regards Corbyn's "Public talks", how can one be sure that these people are NOT hand-picked either ? In any event I was referring to the general message rather than what the leaders have been doing in public thus far. When I mentioned 'Agenda', Corbyn is only appealing to his core membership and not to the wider public with the suggestion that far from trying to win an election he just wants to ensure he will remain leader for some time. Must go out now to do Tory election things !!!!
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