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Hoof Hearted 16 Aug 15 10.36am
Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies. Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up. But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support. Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base. Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose. They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from?
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Hoof Hearted 16 Aug 15 10.36am

Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm

Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies.

Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up.

But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support.

Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base.

Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose.

They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from?

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legaleagle 16 Aug 15 10.48am
Putting the public back in control of our railways need not cost a penny - each line could be brought into public ownership as the private sector franchise expires.
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Putting the public back in control of our railways need not cost a penny - each line could be brought into public ownership as the private sector franchise expires.

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Kermit8 Hevon 16 Aug 15 10.51am
Bh Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies. Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up. But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support. Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base. Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose. They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from? Once the various franchises are up we can get them back for nothing and Network rail is already with us . So, in reality, all it needs is patience, the will to do it and people ready to take over and manage the thing properly. Last week at Clapham Junc at 1.30 hopped aboard a near empty eight carriage train to Crystal Palace. Next day, at 11am got a sardine like standing room only three carriage one to Brighton. It's sh1te like that as well as some of the ridiculous fares and the fact that the customers are treating like cattle and cash cows that says it was a mistake to privatise. Some things should not be for profit. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 16 Aug 15 10.51am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am

Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm

Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies.

Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up.

But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support.

Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base.

Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose.

They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from?

Once the various franchises are up we can get them back for nothing and Network rail is already with us . So, in reality, all it needs is patience, the will to do it and people ready to take over and manage the thing properly.

Last week at Clapham Junc at 1.30 hopped aboard a near empty eight carriage train to Crystal Palace. Next day, at 11am got a sardine like standing room only three carriage one to Brighton. It's sh1te like that as well as some of the ridiculous fares and the fact that the customers are treating like cattle and cash cows that says it was a mistake to privatise. Some things should not be for profit.

Big chest and massive boobs

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leggedstruggle Croydon 16 Aug 15 11.10am
Quote Mr Fenandes at 16 Aug 2015 10.18am Quote fed up eagle at 15 Aug 2015 7.17pm Quote leggedstruggle at 15 Aug 2015 4.46pm Quote nickgusset at 15 Aug 2015 2.29pm Corbyn unelectable? Well he is resonating with Londoners. [Link] A few have posted on here that Corbyn would be a very unpopular choice. I'll send them the recipe for humble pie in a few months when Corbynhas proved to be a more than able opposition leader. Resonating with 'Londoners', I wonder why. Because sadly London has become a multi culti hell hole and home of the liberal elite. 'Liberal elite' whilst we're in a Tory government. You pair of racist numpties. Politically correct twerps like you should try to broaden your vocabulary, it seems to be limited to the words 'racist', 'homophobe', 'islamophobe', and the phrase 'when do we want it' and the word 'now', which are all used in random ways in place of rational argument. mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler
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Croydon 16 Aug 15 11.10am

Quote Mr Fenandes at 16 Aug 2015 10.18am

Quote fed up eagle at 15 Aug 2015 7.17pm

Quote leggedstruggle at 15 Aug 2015 4.46pm

Quote nickgusset at 15 Aug 2015 2.29pm

Corbyn unelectable? Well he is resonating with Londoners.

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A few have posted on here that Corbyn would be a very unpopular choice. I'll send them the recipe for humble pie in a few months when Corbynhas proved to be a more than able opposition leader.

Resonating with 'Londoners', I wonder why.

Because sadly London has become a multi culti hell hole and home of the liberal elite.

'Liberal elite' whilst we're in a Tory government. You pair of racist numpties.

Politically correct twerps like you should try to broaden your vocabulary, it seems to be limited to the words 'racist', 'homophobe', 'islamophobe', and the phrase 'when do we want it' and the word 'now', which are all used in random ways in place of rational argument.

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leggedstruggle Croydon 16 Aug 15 11.12am
Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 10.51am Bh Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies. Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up. But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support. Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base. Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose. They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from? Once the various franchises are up we can get them back for nothing and Network rail is already with us . So, in reality, all it needs is patience, the will to do it and people ready to take over and manage the thing properly. Last week at Clapham Junc at 1.30 hopped aboard a near empty eight carriage train to Crystal Palace. Next day, at 11am got a sardine like standing room only three carriage one to Brighton. It's sh1te like that as well as some of the ridiculous fares and the fact that the customers are treating like cattle and cash cows that says it was a mistake to privatise. Some things should not be for profit. Renationalised railways will probably be as bad as they are now, but at least we would have one entity to complain to rather than the tangled 'system' we have now. mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler
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Croydon 16 Aug 15 11.12am

Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 10.51am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am

Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm

Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies.

Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up.

But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support.

Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base.

Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose.

They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from?

Renationalised railways will probably be as bad as they are now, but at least we would have one entity to complain to rather than the tangled 'system' we have now.

mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler

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Kermit8 Hevon 16 Aug 15 11.24am
Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 11.12am Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 10.51am Bh Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies. Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up. But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support. Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base. Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose. They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from? Once the various franchises are up we can get them back for nothing and Network rail is already with us . So, in reality, all it needs is patience, the will to do it and people ready to take over and manage the thing properly. Last week at Clapham Junc at 1.30 hopped aboard a near empty eight carriage train to Crystal Palace. Next day, at 11am got a sardine like standing room only three carriage one to Brighton. It's sh1te like that as well as some of the ridiculous fares and the fact that the customers are treating like cattle and cash cows that says it was a mistake to privatise. Some things should not be for profit. Renationalised railways will probably be as bad as they are now, but at least we would have one entity to complain to rather than the tangled 'system' we have now. And our money won't be siphoned off to foreign companies helping to maximise their profit margins at our expense. If it has to be a badly run industry then that is one silver lining. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 16 Aug 15 11.24am

Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 11.12am

Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 10.51am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am

Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm

Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies.

Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up.

But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support.

Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base.

Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose.

They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from?

Renationalised railways will probably be as bad as they are now, but at least we would have one entity to complain to rather than the tangled 'system' we have now.

And our money won't be siphoned off to foreign companies helping to maximise their profit margins at our expense.

If it has to be a badly run industry then that is one silver lining.

Big chest and massive boobs

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matt_himself Matataland 16 Aug 15 11.36am
Quote Mr Fenandes at 16 Aug 2015 10.16am Quote matt_himself at 16 Aug 2015 6.46am I am enjoying the Corbyn 'bulls* bingo'. Every article and interview is saturated in buzz words and jargon. The pick of the crop are 'principled', 'compassion' and 'neo-liberal'. I am waiting for Richard Murphy to say 'we believe in wiping our arseholes from back to front, anyone who wipes from front to back is neo-liberal and lacks a compassionate and a principled approach to arsehole wiping', in order that the trinity of top bulls* is achieved in one fell swoop. Actually everything coming from him is policies, policies, policies. Haven't seen that from a politician in my lifetime. I don't disagree that he is talking about policies but the problem is that most of the economic ones are illiterate. The proposed National Investment Bank is a terrible idea. He says it is 'quantative easing for people', anyone with half an interest in economics knows it will be a state run entity looking to have the BOE as its puppet, the Bank will invest in socialist white elephants that are politically advantageous at the time by with no long term sustainability. But the real danger is Corbyns lack of understanding of what QE really is. It is money printed by a central bank to buy government debt which the government has to buy back at a future date. The QE 'for the people' will drive up inflation by reducing he role of our central bank to be raised by his politburo for every socialist whom they deem useful. This will in turn make the UK, or what is left of it when Crbun has dismantled it, into a place where foreign investment becomes very unattractive. Take what he says with a pinch of salt. "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 16 Aug 15 11.36am

Quote Mr Fenandes at 16 Aug 2015 10.16am

Quote matt_himself at 16 Aug 2015 6.46am

I am enjoying the Corbyn 'bulls*** bingo'. Every article and interview is saturated in buzz words and jargon. The pick of the crop are 'principled', 'compassion' and 'neo-liberal'. I am waiting for Richard Murphy to say 'we believe in wiping our arseholes from back to front, anyone who wipes from front to back is neo-liberal and lacks a compassionate and a principled approach to arsehole wiping', in order that the trinity of top bulls*** is achieved in one fell swoop.

Actually everything coming from him is policies, policies, policies. Haven't seen that from a politician in my lifetime.

I don't disagree that he is talking about policies but the problem is that most of the economic ones are illiterate.

The proposed National Investment Bank is a terrible idea. He says it is 'quantative easing for people', anyone with half an interest in economics knows it will be a state run entity looking to have the BOE as its puppet, the Bank will invest in socialist white elephants that are politically advantageous at the time by with no long term sustainability.

But the real danger is Corbyns lack of understanding of what QE really is. It is money printed by a central bank to buy government debt which the government has to buy back at a future date. The QE 'for the people' will drive up inflation by reducing he role of our central bank to be raised by his politburo for every socialist whom they deem useful. This will in turn make the UK, or what is left of it when Crbun has dismantled it, into a place where foreign investment becomes very unattractive.

Take what he says with a pinch of salt.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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leggedstruggle Croydon 16 Aug 15 1.32pm
Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 11.24am Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 11.12am Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 10.51am Bh Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies. Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up. But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support. Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base. Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose. They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from? Once the various franchises are up we can get them back for nothing and Network rail is already with us . So, in reality, all it needs is patience, the will to do it and people ready to take over and manage the thing properly. Last week at Clapham Junc at 1.30 hopped aboard a near empty eight carriage train to Crystal Palace. Next day, at 11am got a sardine like standing room only three carriage one to Brighton. It's sh1te like that as well as some of the ridiculous fares and the fact that the customers are treating like cattle and cash cows that says it was a mistake to privatise. Some things should not be for profit. Renationalised railways will probably be as bad as they are now, but at least we would have one entity to complain to rather than the tangled 'system' we have now. And our money won't be siphoned off to foreign companies helping to maximise their profit margins at our expense. If it has to be a badly run industry then that is one silver lining. That's true, but we will still lose what you call 'our' money in the general inefficiency, waste and over staffing that characterises public organisations. mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler
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Croydon 16 Aug 15 1.32pm

Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 11.24am

Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 11.12am

Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 10.51am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am

Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm

Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies.

Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up.

But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support.

Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base.

Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose.

They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from?

Renationalised railways will probably be as bad as they are now, but at least we would have one entity to complain to rather than the tangled 'system' we have now.

And our money won't be siphoned off to foreign companies helping to maximise their profit margins at our expense.

If it has to be a badly run industry then that is one silver lining.

That's true, but we will still lose what you call 'our' money in the general inefficiency, waste and over staffing that characterises public organisations.

mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 16 Aug 15 2.26pm
Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 1.32pm Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 11.24am Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 11.12am Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 10.51am Bh Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies. Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up. But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support. Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base. Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose. They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from? Once the various franchises are up we can get them back for nothing and Network rail is already with us . So, in reality, all it needs is patience, the will to do it and people ready to take over and manage the thing properly. Last week at Clapham Junc at 1.30 hopped aboard a near empty eight carriage train to Crystal Palace. Next day, at 11am got a sardine like standing room only three carriage one to Brighton. It's sh1te like that as well as some of the ridiculous fares and the fact that the customers are treating like cattle and cash cows that says it was a mistake to privatise. Some things should not be for profit. Renationalised railways will probably be as bad as they are now, but at least we would have one entity to complain to rather than the tangled 'system' we have now. And our money won't be siphoned off to foreign companies helping to maximise their profit margins at our expense. If it has to be a badly run industry then that is one silver lining. That's true, but we will still lose what you call 'our' money in the general inefficiency, waste and over staffing that characterises public organisations. Call yer self a fan posting while a game is on. I don't know...
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Shizzlehurst 16 Aug 15 2.26pm

Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 1.32pm

Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 11.24am

Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 11.12am

Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 10.51am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am

Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm

Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies.

Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up.

But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support.

Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base.

Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose.

They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from?

Renationalised railways will probably be as bad as they are now, but at least we would have one entity to complain to rather than the tangled 'system' we have now.

And our money won't be siphoned off to foreign companies helping to maximise their profit margins at our expense.

If it has to be a badly run industry then that is one silver lining.

That's true, but we will still lose what you call 'our' money in the general inefficiency, waste and over staffing that characterises public organisations.

Call yer self a fan posting while a game is on. I don't know...

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leggedstruggle Croydon 16 Aug 15 4.00pm
Quote nickgusset at 16 Aug 2015 2.26pm Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 1.32pm Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 11.24am Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 11.12am Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 10.51am Bh Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies. Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up. But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support. Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base. Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose. They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from? Once the various franchises are up we can get them back for nothing and Network rail is already with us . So, in reality, all it needs is patience, the will to do it and people ready to take over and manage the thing properly. Last week at Clapham Junc at 1.30 hopped aboard a near empty eight carriage train to Crystal Palace. Next day, at 11am got a sardine like standing room only three carriage one to Brighton. It's sh1te like that as well as some of the ridiculous fares and the fact that the customers are treating like cattle and cash cows that says it was a mistake to privatise. Some things should not be for profit. Renationalised railways will probably be as bad as they are now, but at least we would have one entity to complain to rather than the tangled 'system' we have now. And our money won't be siphoned off to foreign companies helping to maximise their profit margins at our expense. If it has to be a badly run industry then that is one silver lining. That's true, but we will still lose what you call 'our' money in the general inefficiency, waste and over staffing that characterises public organisations. Call yer self a fan posting while a game is on. I don't know... multi-tasking - it's having all these devices. mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler
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Croydon 16 Aug 15 4.00pm

Quote nickgusset at 16 Aug 2015 2.26pm

Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 1.32pm

Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 11.24am

Quote leggedstruggle at 16 Aug 2015 11.12am

Quote Kermit8 at 16 Aug 2015 10.51am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 16 Aug 2015 10.36am

Quote Stirlingsays at 15 Aug 2015 8.37pm

Corbyn and the left of the Labour party do have some popular policies.

Re-nationalization of at least the Railways is popular.....Mainly because the Tories really fecked the whole system up.

But ideas like supporting unilateral nuclear disarmament and blanket support of the EU.....Well, really....they have no real chance with anyone other than their core support.

Still.....At least the Labour party will be an honest reflection of the views of their support base.

Unlike the Tory leadership.....Who mainly hold their nose.

They estimate the cost of buying it back to be upwards of 42 Billion.... where will that amount of money come from?

Renationalised railways will probably be as bad as they are now, but at least we would have one entity to complain to rather than the tangled 'system' we have now.

And our money won't be siphoned off to foreign companies helping to maximise their profit margins at our expense.

If it has to be a badly run industry then that is one silver lining.

That's true, but we will still lose what you call 'our' money in the general inefficiency, waste and over staffing that characterises public organisations.

Call yer self a fan posting while a game is on. I don't know...

multi-tasking - it's having all these devices.

mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 16 Aug 15 6.58pm
[Link] Hmm, someone from that lefty rag, the ft, thinks Corbyn's 'peoples quantative easing' is quite a good idea.
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Hmm, someone from that lefty rag, the ft, thinks Corbyn's 'peoples quantative easing' is quite a good idea.

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fed up eagle Between Horley, Surrey and Preston... 16 Aug 15 7.07pm
I hope Mr Corbyn wins. He is the popular choice and when that's the case people should not stand in the way of the will of the party members, of course they probably will but I hope not.
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I hope Mr Corbyn wins. He is the popular choice and when that's the case people should not stand in the way of the will of the party members, of course they probably will but I hope not.

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