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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 28 Sep 15 6.59pm
Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm I've never understood the denigration of someone because they held similar views to a previous political figure. 'Trotskyite, Marxist', or 'Thatcherite'. But hey, easier to sneer that someone is a 'Trotskyite throwback' or 'out of touch Thatcherite' than actually consider their policies. It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly.
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 28 Sep 15 6.59pm

Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm

I've never understood the denigration of someone because they held similar views to a previous political figure. 'Trotskyite, Marxist', or 'Thatcherite'. But hey, easier to sneer that someone is a 'Trotskyite throwback' or 'out of touch Thatcherite' than actually consider their policies.

It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 28 Sep 15 7.50pm
Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm I've never understood the denigration of someone because they held similar views to a previous political figure. 'Trotskyite, Marxist', or 'Thatcherite'. But hey, easier to sneer that someone is a 'Trotskyite throwback' or 'out of touch Thatcherite' than actually consider their policies. It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly. McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more.
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nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 28 Sep 15 7.50pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm

Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm

It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly.

McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 28 Sep 15 7.57pm
Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm I've never understood the denigration of someone because they held similar views to a previous political figure. 'Trotskyite, Marxist', or 'Thatcherite'. But hey, easier to sneer that someone is a 'Trotskyite throwback' or 'out of touch Thatcherite' than actually consider their policies. It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly. McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more. And I know who I trust more !
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 28 Sep 15 7.57pm

Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm

Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm

It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly.

McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more.

And I know who I trust more !

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 28 Sep 15 8.01pm
Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 7.57pm Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm I've never understood the denigration of someone because they held similar views to a previous political figure. 'Trotskyite, Marxist', or 'Thatcherite'. But hey, easier to sneer that someone is a 'Trotskyite throwback' or 'out of touch Thatcherite' than actually consider their policies. It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly. McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more. And I know who I trust more ! You trust those who take from those that need it most. You trust those that are increasing the deficit.
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nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 28 Sep 15 8.01pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 7.57pm

Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm

Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm

It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly.

McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more.

And I know who I trust more !

You trust those who take from those that need it most. You trust those that are increasing the deficit.

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elgrande bedford 28 Sep 15 8.07pm
Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 8.01pm Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 7.57pm Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm I've never understood the denigration of someone because they held similar views to a previous political figure. 'Trotskyite, Marxist', or 'Thatcherite'. But hey, easier to sneer that someone is a 'Trotskyite throwback' or 'out of touch Thatcherite' than actually consider their policies. It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly. McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more. And I know who I trust more ! You trust those who take from those that need it most. You trust those that are increasing the deficit. And Labour want to bring in thousands of "Refugees" and house them before the people already here and needing housing. Who's taking from the ones who need it more. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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elgrande

bedford 28 Sep 15 8.07pm

Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 8.01pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 7.57pm

Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm

Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm

It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly.

McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more.

And I know who I trust more !

You trust those who take from those that need it most. You trust those that are increasing the deficit.

And Labour want to bring in thousands of "Refugees" and house them before the people already here and needing housing.

Who's taking from the ones who need it more.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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matt_himself Matataland 28 Sep 15 8.24pm
Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 8.01pm Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 7.57pm Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm I've never understood the denigration of someone because they held similar views to a previous political figure. 'Trotskyite, Marxist', or 'Thatcherite'. But hey, easier to sneer that someone is a 'Trotskyite throwback' or 'out of touch Thatcherite' than actually consider their policies. It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly. McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more. And I know who I trust more ! You trust those who take from those that need it most. You trust those that are increasing the deficit. The Shadow Chancellor said to the Guardian, as per previous post, that he would vote for the Tories Fiscal Charter. He also said he would reject austerity, increase spending yet reduce the deficit. As I asked yesterday, how will this happen? At face value, it doesn't appear to add up. "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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matt_himself

Matataland 28 Sep 15 8.24pm

Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 8.01pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 7.57pm

Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm

Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm

It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly.

McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more.

And I know who I trust more !

You trust those who take from those that need it most. You trust those that are increasing the deficit.

The Shadow Chancellor said to the Guardian, as per previous post, that he would vote for the Tories Fiscal Charter. He also said he would reject austerity, increase spending yet reduce the deficit.

As I asked yesterday, how will this happen? At face value, it doesn't appear to add up.

"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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chris123 hove actually 28 Sep 15 8.31pm
Quote matt_himself at 28 Sep 2015 8.24pm Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 8.01pm Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 7.57pm Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm I've never understood the denigration of someone because they held similar views to a previous political figure. 'Trotskyite, Marxist', or 'Thatcherite'. But hey, easier to sneer that someone is a 'Trotskyite throwback' or 'out of touch Thatcherite' than actually consider their policies. It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly. McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more. And I know who I trust more ! You trust those who take from those that need it most. You trust those that are increasing the deficit. The Shadow Chancellor said to the Guardian, as per previous post, that he would vote for the Tories Fiscal Charter. He also said he would reject austerity, increase spending yet reduce the deficit. As I asked yesterday, how will this happen? At face value, it doesn't appear to add up. And when someone works it out, do tell Greece.
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chris123

hove actually 28 Sep 15 8.31pm

Quote matt_himself at 28 Sep 2015 8.24pm

Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 8.01pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 7.57pm

Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm

Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm

It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly.

McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more.

And I know who I trust more !

You trust those who take from those that need it most. You trust those that are increasing the deficit.

The Shadow Chancellor said to the Guardian, as per previous post, that he would vote for the Tories Fiscal Charter. He also said he would reject austerity, increase spending yet reduce the deficit.

As I asked yesterday, how will this happen? At face value, it doesn't appear to add up.

And when someone works it out, do tell Greece.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 28 Sep 15 8.37pm
Quote chris123 at 28 Sep 2015 8.31pm Quote matt_himself at 28 Sep 2015 8.24pm Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 8.01pm Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 7.57pm Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm I've never understood the denigration of someone because they held similar views to a previous political figure. 'Trotskyite, Marxist', or 'Thatcherite'. But hey, easier to sneer that someone is a 'Trotskyite throwback' or 'out of touch Thatcherite' than actually consider their policies. It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly. McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more. And I know who I trust more ! You trust those who take from those that need it most. You trust those that are increasing the deficit. The Shadow Chancellor said to the Guardian, as per previous post, that he would vote for the Tories Fiscal Charter. He also said he would reject austerity, increase spending yet reduce the deficit. As I asked yesterday, how will this happen? At face value, it doesn't appear to add up. And when someone works it out, do tell Greece. The shadow Chancellor only said he supported it in that he wants it rid of by 2020. Nothing more other than he'd go about it a different way.
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nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 28 Sep 15 8.37pm

Quote chris123 at 28 Sep 2015 8.31pm

Quote matt_himself at 28 Sep 2015 8.24pm

Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 8.01pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 7.57pm

Quote nickgusset at 28 Sep 2015 7.50pm

Quote Willo at 28 Sep 2015 6.59pm

Quote leifandersonshair at 28 Sep 2015 6.51pm

It would appear that this Labour figure HAS considered Corbyn's policies and formulated a judgement accordingly.

McDonnell has assembled a team of top economic advisors. Gideon has aa 2:11 in something non economic. I know who I'd trust more.

And I know who I trust more !

You trust those who take from those that need it most. You trust those that are increasing the deficit.

The Shadow Chancellor said to the Guardian, as per previous post, that he would vote for the Tories Fiscal Charter. He also said he would reject austerity, increase spending yet reduce the deficit.

As I asked yesterday, how will this happen? At face value, it doesn't appear to add up.

And when someone works it out, do tell Greece.

The shadow Chancellor only said he supported it in that he wants it rid of by 2020. Nothing more other than he'd go about it a different way.

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Catfish Burgess Hill 28 Sep 15 8.45pm
Can anyone give an example of when a country has spent its way out of a slump? The only instances I can think of where a government has tried to manipulate the economy by artificially promoting growth it has resulted in a sterling crisis and devaluation. Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial
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Catfish

Burgess Hill 28 Sep 15 8.45pm

Can anyone give an example of when a country has spent its way out of a slump? The only instances I can think of where a government has tried to manipulate the economy by artificially promoting growth it has resulted in a sterling crisis and devaluation.

Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial

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legaleagle 28 Sep 15 9.02pm
USA under FDR in the 1930's...that's why he's revered as one of the all time great US presidents...
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legaleagle

28 Sep 15 9.02pm

USA under FDR in the 1930's...that's why he's revered as one of the all time great US presidents...

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 28 Sep 15 9.04pm
I'm sure I read that for every pound spent on building houses is worth nearly treble that for the economy.
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nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 28 Sep 15 9.04pm

I'm sure I read that for every pound spent on building houses is worth nearly treble that for the economy.

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sydtheeagle England 28 Sep 15 10.03pm
Quote legaleagle at 28 Sep 2015 9.02pm USA under FDR in the 1930's...that's why he's revered as one of the all time great US presidents... Not to mention the post-war economic boom, a time of massive investment in infrastructure, widespread nationalisation and the creation of the NHS. Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.
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sydtheeagle

England 28 Sep 15 10.03pm

Quote legaleagle at 28 Sep 2015 9.02pm

USA under FDR in the 1930's...that's why he's revered as one of the all time great US presidents...

Not to mention the post-war economic boom, a time of massive investment in infrastructure, widespread nationalisation and the creation of the NHS.

Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

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