Your attitude is to f*** the workers eh Hrolf?

Strange how Greenwich nut has increased in membership over the last few years and meetings have never been so well attended.
It can't all be down to the fact that they have such a charismatic and brilliant president.

How are you coping with the fact that May and Co have decided to use labours idea to use public money for investment and growth?

Edited by nickgusset (04 Oct 2016 1.35pm)

This thread is becoming decidely unpleasant and some cards don't seem far away.

On the above, I am not sure Nick did say they had been influenced by Balls. But he is right to point out that there are similarities between New Labour spending policies, which at the time were decried by the Tories as more "tax and spend" or "fueled by debt", and the policies Hammond has espoused in the last few days.

Whether that is because they have been influenced by Balls/Brown/Corbyn or whether it is because they've decided Keynsian spending was the solution all along, who knows.

Only the ones with nice tits.

All the support at your meetings just demonstrates that there are a lot of halfwits in London. No surprise there. But sadly for, you not enough in the country to win a general election in the next 20 years.

Halfwits for standing up for teachers, parents and children against the attacks on education?
Perhaps we should just sit by and let them happen.

It's the same old broken record with the left.

You whine about Tory cuts and when you get in government, you haven't a clue.

Do we all remember the last Labour government and how glad most were to see the back of them?

In case you haven't noticed, we are still paying for their last little spree.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (04 Oct 2016 4.08pm)

Slowest recovery since the 1920's. Sudden realisation that ideological austerity isn't the answer.

You seem to ignore the fact that only two Labour governments have ever left office leaving the national debt higher as a percentage of GDP than it was when they came to power, and all of the others have lowered it as a percentage of GDP. The last one was after the biggest global financial crisis in decades.

That said, I was glad to see the back of the Blair Brown years. I left the Labour party when Blair pushed to go to war in Iraq on flimsy evidence.

Edited by nickgusset (04 Oct 2016 4.12pm)