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SW19 CPFC Addiscombe West 15 Nov 19 5.15pm
Originally posted by W12 No I'm saying putting "free" wi-fi into every home is a f***ing stupid idea. Fair enough. I agree on that. Well free fibre broadband, anyway. Not sure where the free wi-fi part comes into it. They should have just gone with making sure every household has the ability to connect to a fibre connection. Still expensive, but much more practical. Edited by SW19 CPFC (15 Nov 2019 5.16pm) Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.
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SW19 CPFC

Addiscombe West 15 Nov 19 5.15pm

Originally posted by W12

No I'm saying putting "free" wi-fi into every home is a f***ing stupid idea.

Fair enough. I agree on that. Well free fibre broadband, anyway. Not sure where the free wi-fi part comes into it.

They should have just gone with making sure every household has the ability to connect to a fibre connection. Still expensive, but much more practical.

Edited by SW19 CPFC (15 Nov 2019 5.16pm)

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

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cryrst The garden of England 15 Nov 19 5.48pm
McDonnell in the radio said shareholders would get government bonds for their dividends from openreach. Currently at 2% PA Dividends currently app 7% Sounds like a bargain to me ! Although the government dividend can go up or down as decided by..... The government. Also this is a 10 year plan. What happens if they get in power and fixed term 5 years then get voted out! Which they will. The plot thickens as to whether there is a hidden agenda about fixed term parliament in my mind. The government with a majority can change laws. Be afraid, be very afraid.
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cryrst

The garden of England 15 Nov 19 5.48pm

McDonnell in the radio said shareholders would get government bonds for their dividends from openreach.
Currently at 2% PA
Dividends currently app 7%
Sounds like a bargain to me !
Although the government dividend can go up or down as decided by.....
The government.
Also this is a 10 year plan.
What happens if they get in power and fixed term 5 years then get voted out! Which they will.
The plot thickens as to whether there is a hidden agenda about fixed term parliament in my mind.
The government with a majority can change laws.
Be afraid, be very afraid.

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becky over the moon 15 Nov 19 6.15pm
Originally posted by SW19 CPFC Fair enough. I agree on that. Well free fibre broadband, anyway. Not sure where the free wi-fi part comes into it. They should have just gone with making sure every household has the ability to connect to a fibre connection. Still expensive, but much more practical. Edited by SW19 CPFC (15 Nov 2019 5.16pm) If you live out in the country, probably have mains gas and sewerage would rate marginally higher than fibre.... A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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over the moon 15 Nov 19 6.15pm

Originally posted by SW19 CPFC

Fair enough. I agree on that. Well free fibre broadband, anyway. Not sure where the free wi-fi part comes into it.

They should have just gone with making sure every household has the ability to connect to a fibre connection. Still expensive, but much more practical.

Edited by SW19 CPFC (15 Nov 2019 5.16pm)

If you live out in the country, probably have mains gas and sewerage would rate marginally higher than fibre....

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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Invalid user 2019 15 Nov 19 7.05pm
Originally posted by Matov Not so sure. Labour has to get out younger voters if it is to stand any chance. This is the kind of bribe, and let's be honest about what it is, that might grab their attention given how much of their lives are spent online these days. I reckon there might be a something similar touted about mobile phone data at some stage soon. Not sure how might word that one but shiny tech presents have an impact. Credit where it is due, Labour might have a hook here. That's possibly the target audience, but I do think nowadays most younger people access the internet on mobiles via data allowance, so I'm not sure how much it appeals really. But I get your point that just because somethings playing badly in the media, it doesn't mean that voters within specific demographics feel the same way about it.
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Invalid user 2019

15 Nov 19 7.05pm

Originally posted by Matov

Not so sure. Labour has to get out younger voters if it is to stand any chance. This is the kind of bribe, and let's be honest about what it is, that might grab their attention given how much of their lives are spent online these days. I reckon there might be a something similar touted about mobile phone data at some stage soon. Not sure how might word that one but shiny tech presents have an impact.

Credit where it is due, Labour might have a hook here.

That's possibly the target audience, but I do think nowadays most younger people access the internet on mobiles via data allowance, so I'm not sure how much it appeals really. But I get your point that just because somethings playing badly in the media, it doesn't mean that voters within specific demographics feel the same way about it.

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Invalid user 2019 15 Nov 19 7.05pm
Westminster voting intention: CON: 43% (+3) LAB: 30% (-) LDEM: 15% (-) BREX: 5% (-3) GRN: 2% (-1) via @PanelbaseMD , 13 - 14 Nov Chgs. w/ 08 Nov
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15 Nov 19 7.05pm

Westminster voting intention:

CON: 43% (+3)
LAB: 30% (-)
LDEM: 15% (-)
BREX: 5% (-3)
GRN: 2% (-1) via @PanelbaseMD , 13 - 14 Nov Chgs. w/ 08 Nov

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Bill E Pilgrim New Addington 15 Nov 19 9.46pm
Originally posted by becky If you live out in the country, probably have mains gas and sewerage would rate marginally higher than fibre....[/quote People in the country are still waiting for mains gas and sewerage. Since '45 the Tories have been in control for 60% of the time. What have they been doing?
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Bill E Pilgrim New Addington 15 Nov 19 9.49pm
Originally posted by dollardays Westminster voting intention: CON: 43% (+3) LAB: 30% (-) LDEM: 15% (-) BREX: 5% (-3) GRN: 2% (-1) via @PanelbaseMD , 13 - 14 Nov Chgs. w/ 08 Nov Labour won a bi-election in Westminster this week and took 47% of the vote.
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Originally posted by dollardays

Westminster voting intention:

CON: 43% (+3)
LAB: 30% (-)
LDEM: 15% (-)
BREX: 5% (-3)
GRN: 2% (-1) via @PanelbaseMD , 13 - 14 Nov Chgs. w/ 08 Nov

Labour won a bi-election in Westminster this week and took 47% of the vote.

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cryrst The garden of England 15 Nov 19 9.51pm
Originally posted by Bill E Pilgrim Labour won a bi-election in Westminster this week and took 47% of the vote. What was the turnout
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cryrst

The garden of England 15 Nov 19 9.51pm

Originally posted by Bill E Pilgrim

Labour won a bi-election in Westminster this week and took 47% of the vote.

What was the turnout

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Bill E Pilgrim New Addington 15 Nov 19 10.02pm
Originally posted by cryrst McDonnell in the radio said shareholders would get government bonds for their dividends from openreach. Currently at 2% PA Dividends currently app 7% Sounds like a bargain to me ! Although the government dividend can go up or down as decided by..... The government. Also this is a 10 year plan. What happens if they get in power and fixed term 5 years then get voted out! Which they will. The plot thickens as to whether there is a hidden agenda about fixed term parliament in my mind. The government with a majority can change laws. Be afraid, be very afraid. Alexander Boris de Pfeffel "£250,000 is chicken feed" Johnson's new (worse) deal has taken working right's protection out of his deal. The Tories have had 7 secret meetings with drug companies in US about drug prices in NHS. Our are much lower. The US workers have no right to paid maternity leave. No right to holidays although the average is two weeks. People in the United States work among the longest hours per week in the industrialized world, and have the least annual leave. This is the Tory BREXIT dream Johnson is playing the friend of the people while he is funded by big business who resent the dent decent working rights make on there profits. Look at how ASDA working rights have been attacked since thy were taken over by Wallmart. Be afraid. Be very afraid. Edited by Bill E Pilgrim (15 Nov 2019 10.03pm)
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Bill E Pilgrim

New Addington 15 Nov 19 10.02pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Alexander Boris de Pfeffel "£250,000 is chicken feed" Johnson's new (worse) deal has taken working right's protection out of his deal.

The Tories have had 7 secret meetings with drug companies in US about drug prices in NHS. Our are much lower.

The US workers have no right to paid maternity leave.
No right to holidays although the average is two weeks.
People in the United States work among the longest hours per week in the industrialized world, and have the least annual leave. This is the Tory BREXIT dream

Johnson is playing the friend of the people while he is funded by big business who resent the dent decent working rights make on there profits. Look at how ASDA working rights have been attacked since thy were taken over by Wallmart.

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Edited by Bill E Pilgrim (15 Nov 2019 10.03pm)

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.TUX. 15 Nov 19 10.06pm
Originally posted by .TUX. An old analogy used in the past to describe bank 'bail-outs' along with forced 'austerity'. But i'm glad it made you smile Unsurprisingly not one response to the facts that have cost us ALL for a decade now. Instead we have post upon post regarding internet access/speed/cost etc etc.......... This is the world you've made. Enjoy Buy Litecoin.
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15 Nov 19 10.06pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

An old analogy used in the past to describe bank 'bail-outs' along with forced 'austerity'.

But i'm glad it made you smile

Unsurprisingly not one response to the facts that have cost us ALL for a decade now. Instead we have post upon post regarding internet access/speed/cost etc etc..........

This is the world you've made.
Enjoy

Buy Litecoin.

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.TUX. 15 Nov 19 10.37pm
Originally posted by Bill E Pilgrim Alexander Boris de Pfeffel "£250,000 is chicken feed" Johnson's new (worse) deal has taken working right's protection out of his deal. The Tories have had 7 secret meetings with drug companies in US about drug prices in NHS. Our are much lower. The US workers have no right to paid maternity leave. No right to holidays although the average is two weeks. People in the United States work among the longest hours per week in the industrialized world, and have the least annual leave. This is the Tory BREXIT dream Johnson is playing the friend of the people while he is funded by big business who resent the dent decent working rights make on there profits. Look at how ASDA working rights have been attacked since thy were taken over by Wallmart. Be afraid. Be very afraid. Edited by Bill E Pilgrim (15 Nov 2019 10.03pm) You, along with many, should've been afraid when the time came that one average wage could no longer support one average family. But you never asked why. And sadly you still won't. But you really should. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

15 Nov 19 10.37pm

Originally posted by Bill E Pilgrim

Alexander Boris de Pfeffel "£250,000 is chicken feed" Johnson's new (worse) deal has taken working right's protection out of his deal.

The Tories have had 7 secret meetings with drug companies in US about drug prices in NHS. Our are much lower.

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Edited by Bill E Pilgrim (15 Nov 2019 10.03pm)

You, along with many, should've been afraid when the time came that one average wage could no longer support one average family.
But you never asked why. And sadly you still won't.

But you really should.

Buy Litecoin.

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HKOwen Hong Kong 15 Nov 19 11.36pm
What was the election for and when? Council seat? Please show more info Originally posted by Bill E Pilgrim Labour won a bi-election in Westminster this week and took 47% of the vote. Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.
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HKOwen

Hong Kong 15 Nov 19 11.36pm

What was the election for and when?

Council seat?

Please show more info

Originally posted by Bill E Pilgrim

Labour won a bi-election in Westminster this week and took 47% of the vote.

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

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