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Hrolf The Ganger 08 Jan 16 12.14pm
Quote Dweeb at 08 Jan 2016 7.29am Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 08 Jan 2016 12.16am Discussion about the competence of the government has become inconsequential. Labour are moving so far to the left that they are becoming totally unelectable. I hope that voters choose UKIP in large numbers at the next election and knock Corbyn's loons into third place obscurity. So the choice is to be between the right wing or even more right wing nutters in power. Have you recently applied for American citizenship or contributed to a Donald Trump PAC? I would take a move to the right over the ideological delusions of the left yes. However I would not describe the current government as right wing nutters. The Tory party are attempting to grab the middle ground if anything with Corbyn heading into la la land and UKIP sitting to the right.
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Quote Dweeb at 08 Jan 2016 7.29am

Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 08 Jan 2016 12.16am

Discussion about the competence of the government has become inconsequential.
Labour are moving so far to the left that they are becoming totally unelectable.

I hope that voters choose UKIP in large numbers at the next election and knock Corbyn's loons into third place obscurity.

So the choice is to be between the right wing or even more right wing nutters in power. Have you recently applied for American citizenship or contributed to a Donald Trump PAC?

I would take a move to the right over the ideological delusions of the left yes. However I would not describe the current government as right wing nutters. The Tory party are attempting to grab the middle ground if anything with Corbyn heading into la la land and UKIP sitting to the right.

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leifandersonshair Newport 08 Jan 16 12.35pm
No- the Tories are taking up a pretty strongly right wing position (deregulation and soft touch on big business and financial services, massive cuts to the welfare state, austerity etc) and claiming it is the new centre ground. Tories are at least as far right now as Labour is left. Middle ground is claimed by the current electoral insignificants- Lib Dems.
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No- the Tories are taking up a pretty strongly right wing position (deregulation and soft touch on big business and financial services, massive cuts to the welfare state, austerity etc) and claiming it is the new centre ground. Tories are at least as far right now as Labour is left. Middle ground is claimed by the current electoral insignificants- Lib Dems.

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gerry theagle newbury 08 Jan 16 12.42pm
My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed.
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newbury 08 Jan 16 12.42pm

My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed.

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Hoof Hearted 08 Jan 16 12.50pm
Quote nickgusset at 07 Jan 2016 10.18pm I see Osborne is pre-empting a probable new economic crash in the U.K by blaming everyone but himself, for instancve the China stock markets. This is fair enough, but if I remember rightly he blamed the last economic crash on Labour! It's how you react to outside influences that is key to economic success as Chancellor. Brown fcuked up a few times, the Gold sale is always trotted out, but valid. He decided to bail out the banks. He also borrowed at an alarming rate and paid over the odds for building new schools and hospitals, leaving the cash jar empty apart from a note saying it had all gone. All Osborne is doing now is to correctly state that he will stick to austerity and not go on a spending spree (like Balls would have done) to see us through this global economic sh1tstorm that China are whipping up. Not double standards at all. Brown was an economic w*nker, Osborne is a shrewd prudent chancellor by comparison.
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Quote nickgusset at 07 Jan 2016 10.18pm

I see Osborne is pre-empting a probable new economic crash in the U.K by blaming everyone but himself, for instancve the China stock markets. This is fair enough, but if I remember rightly he blamed the last economic crash on Labour!

It's how you react to outside influences that is key to economic success as Chancellor.

Brown fcuked up a few times, the Gold sale is always trotted out, but valid. He decided to bail out the banks. He also borrowed at an alarming rate and paid over the odds for building new schools and hospitals, leaving the cash jar empty apart from a note saying it had all gone.

All Osborne is doing now is to correctly state that he will stick to austerity and not go on a spending spree (like Balls would have done) to see us through this global economic sh1tstorm that China are whipping up.

Not double standards at all.

Brown was an economic w*nker, Osborne is a shrewd prudent chancellor by comparison.

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Midlands Eagle 08 Jan 16 12.52pm
Quote leifandersonshair at 08 Jan 2016 12.35pm No- the Tories are taking up a pretty strongly right wing position (deregulation and soft touch on big business and financial services, If that's the case then Tony Blair and Gordon Brown must be Tories as it was those two that insisted that the banking regulators operate with a soft touch thus allowing the growth of loans by the banks to extremely poor credit risks thus precipitating the banking collapse in this country
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Quote leifandersonshair at 08 Jan 2016 12.35pm

No- the Tories are taking up a pretty strongly right wing position (deregulation and soft touch on big business and financial services,

If that's the case then Tony Blair and Gordon Brown must be Tories as it was those two that insisted that the banking regulators operate with a soft touch thus allowing the growth of loans by the banks to extremely poor credit risks thus precipitating the banking collapse in this country

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Kermit8 Hevon 08 Jan 16 12.52pm
Quote gerry theagle at 08 Jan 2016 12.42pm My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed. Bor-ing. A heated debate and a few insults thrown is good for the spirit. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Quote gerry theagle at 08 Jan 2016 12.42pm

My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed.

Bor-ing.

A heated debate and a few insults thrown is good for the spirit.

Big chest and massive boobs

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Hrolf The Ganger 08 Jan 16 12.53pm
Quote leifandersonshair at 08 Jan 2016 12.35pm No- the Tories are taking up a pretty strongly right wing position (deregulation and soft touch on big business and financial services, massive cuts to the welfare state, austerity etc) and claiming it is the new centre ground. Tories are at least as far right now as Labour is left. Middle ground is claimed by the current electoral insignificants- Lib Dems. The are making cuts to the welfare state because it was rapidly heading out of control under Labour. Hardly a right wing policy. More a sensible one. Encouraging business to Britain is also hardly right wing.
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08 Jan 16 12.53pm

Quote leifandersonshair at 08 Jan 2016 12.35pm

The are making cuts to the welfare state because it was rapidly heading out of control under Labour. Hardly a right wing policy. More a sensible one. Encouraging business to Britain is also hardly right wing.

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Hoof Hearted 08 Jan 16 1.12pm
Quote Kermit8 at 08 Jan 2016 12.52pm Quote gerry theagle at 08 Jan 2016 12.42pm My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed. Bor-ing. A heated debate and a few insults thrown is good for the spirit. Exactly.... we don't need Jamie or any other Mod to Block the thread either. I like Kermy despite being directly opposed to him on many subjects.
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Hoof Hearted 08 Jan 16 1.12pm

Quote Kermit8 at 08 Jan 2016 12.52pm

Quote gerry theagle at 08 Jan 2016 12.42pm

My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed.

Bor-ing.

A heated debate and a few insults thrown is good for the spirit.

Exactly.... we don't need Jamie or any other Mod to Block the thread either.

I like Kermy despite being directly opposed to him on many subjects.

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Hrolf The Ganger 08 Jan 16 1.36pm
Quote Hoof Hearted at 08 Jan 2016 1.12pm Quote Kermit8 at 08 Jan 2016 12.52pm Quote gerry theagle at 08 Jan 2016 12.42pm My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed. Bor-ing. A heated debate and a few insults thrown is good for the spirit. Exactly.... we don't need Jamie or any other Mod to Block the thread either. I like Kermy despite being directly opposed to him on many subjects. Me too. I wish he'd get back with Miss Piggy though.
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08 Jan 16 1.36pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 08 Jan 2016 1.12pm

Quote Kermit8 at 08 Jan 2016 12.52pm

Quote gerry theagle at 08 Jan 2016 12.42pm

My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed.

Bor-ing.

A heated debate and a few insults thrown is good for the spirit.

Exactly.... we don't need Jamie or any other Mod to Block the thread either.

I like Kermy despite being directly opposed to him on many subjects.

Me too. I wish he'd get back with Miss Piggy though.

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martin2412 Living The Dream 08 Jan 16 1.39pm
Quote leifandersonshair at 08 Jan 2016 12.35pm No- the Tories are taking up a pretty strongly right wing position (deregulation and soft touch on big business and financial services, massive cuts to the welfare state, austerity etc) and claiming it is the new centre ground. Tories are at least as far right now as Labour is left. Middle ground is claimed by the current electoral insignificants- Lib Dems. If you think that's right wing, you better hope that I never get into power.
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Living The Dream 08 Jan 16 1.39pm

Quote leifandersonshair at 08 Jan 2016 12.35pm

No- the Tories are taking up a pretty strongly right wing position (deregulation and soft touch on big business and financial services, massive cuts to the welfare state, austerity etc) and claiming it is the new centre ground. Tories are at least as far right now as Labour is left. Middle ground is claimed by the current electoral insignificants- Lib Dems.

If you think that's right wing, you better hope that I never get into power.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 08 Jan 16 1.52pm
Quote gerry theagle at 08 Jan 2016 12.42pm My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed. No it won't you numpty
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Shizzlehurst 08 Jan 16 1.52pm

Quote gerry theagle at 08 Jan 2016 12.42pm

My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed.

No it won't you numpty

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 08 Jan 16 1.53pm
Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 08 Jan 2016 1.36pm Quote Hoof Hearted at 08 Jan 2016 1.12pm Quote Kermit8 at 08 Jan 2016 12.52pm Quote gerry theagle at 08 Jan 2016 12.42pm My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed. Bor-ing. A heated debate and a few insults thrown is good for the spirit. Exactly.... we don't need Jamie or any other Mod to Block the thread either. I like Kermy despite being directly opposed to him on many subjects. Me too. I wish he'd get back with Miss Piggy though. Unfortunately, she ran off with Cameron
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Shizzlehurst 08 Jan 16 1.53pm

Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 08 Jan 2016 1.36pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 08 Jan 2016 1.12pm

Quote Kermit8 at 08 Jan 2016 12.52pm

Quote gerry theagle at 08 Jan 2016 12.42pm

My view is never discuss politics in a pub or on a site like this as it will only end up in a slanging match between a few people whose ideals cannot be changed.

Bor-ing.

A heated debate and a few insults thrown is good for the spirit.

Exactly.... we don't need Jamie or any other Mod to Block the thread either.

I like Kermy despite being directly opposed to him on many subjects.

Me too. I wish he'd get back with Miss Piggy though.

Unfortunately, she ran off with Cameron

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