How Much Power Has Murdoch Got? - Page 4

cashman · 12-07-2011, 21:12

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy

Cmonstanley

Yes, behold my lord Cmonstanley the rock, the hard place, like a wind from Jockland he sweeps by blown far from his homeland in search of glory and honor, we walk in the garden of his turbulence.

I am truly in the shadow of greatness

Good to see a man that knows his place.

garinda · 12-07-2011, 21:30

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Originally Posted by jaysay

A postulant

is it life threatening

Don't worry.

I can cure them, with the use of red hot poker.

Mancie · 12-07-2011, 21:34

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Originally Posted by garinda

Don't worry.

I can cure them, with the use of red hot poker.

I think you'll find advertising services is not allowed in general chat.

cashman · 12-07-2011, 21:36

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Originally Posted by Mancie

I think you'll find advertising services is not allowed in general chat.

its ok if theres no fee involved.

garinda · 12-07-2011, 21:40

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Originally Posted by Mancie

I think you'll find advertising services is not allowed in general chat.

Ah, but as you know, I don't charge.

By the way, are the leeches begining to bring some relief?

cmonstanley · 12-07-2011, 22:56

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

but the goverment fund it and the tories have been in meetings ,in pocket look at andy coulson

theres a pattern forming and its not going to be nice

for all those that doubted look at the date of posting

garinda · 13-07-2011, 00:07

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

for all those that doubted look at the date of posting

There was more than one, supping at the Devil's table.

Memo shows how Blair aided Murdoch 2008

'A newly disclosed Downing Street memo has revealed how Tony Blair helped Rupert Murdoch overcome an official investigation which was jeopardising one of his big investments'

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2...-rupertmurdoch

'Revealed: the deal between Murdoch and Blair'

Lance Price's new book gives an insight into the relationship between News International and New Labour

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/b...-murdoch-blair

How Murdoch had a hotline to the PM in the run-up to Iraq war

'Tony Blair had three conversations with the media magnate Rupert Murdoch in the nine days before the start of the Iraq war, the Government has disclosed.'

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...ar-457825.html

Plot: Miliband's secret tryst with Blair during party in Murdoch monastery

'The extraordinary rendezvous took place at Burford Priory in Oxfordshire at a birthday party for media tycoon Rupert Murdoch's daughter Elisabeth.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...monastery.html

jaysay · 13-07-2011, 09:28

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Originally Posted by garinda

There was more than one, supping at the Devil's table.

Memo shows how Blair aided Murdoch 2008

'A newly disclosed Downing Street memo has revealed how Tony Blair helped Rupert Murdoch overcome an official investigation which was jeopardising one of his big investments'

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2...-rupertmurdoch

'Revealed: the deal between Murdoch and Blair'

Lance Price's new book gives an insight into the relationship between News International and New Labour

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/b...-murdoch-blair

How Murdoch had a hotline to the PM in the run-up to Iraq war

'Tony Blair had three conversations with the media magnate Rupert Murdoch in the nine days before the start of the Iraq war, the Government has disclosed.'

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...ar-457825.html

Plot: Miliband's secret tryst with Blair during party in Murdoch monastery

'The extraordinary rendezvous took place at Burford Priory in Oxfordshire at a birthday party for media tycoon Rupert Murdoch's daughter Elisabeth.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...monastery.html

Will you stop it it off, Joke Strap doesn't want to hear that its not in his remit

cmonstanley · 13-07-2011, 19:48

as ive said before i wasnt into blair

cmonstanley · 13-07-2011, 19:50

come to think of it i think obama might be keeping a low profile as elisabeth murdoch set up and paid for a lot of his conventions so we might see more happenings in america

Boeing Guy · 13-07-2011, 20:01

Cmonstanley:

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. as ive said before i wasnt into blair

So you have said, however there is no record of you EVER saying this before the current government. In fact in all the threads you started, none are regarding the last government and how bad Blair was.
And I could find NO posts regarding how bad things were and how much you hated the last lot either.
It's a great thing the search function
You are fooling nobody

cmonstanley · 13-07-2011, 20:04

as ive siad before i wasnt into blair i was into the labour party which was fighting poverty like nmw sure start centres investments in public services schools hospitals etc

Margaret Pilkington · 13-07-2011, 21:25

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

as ive siad before i wasnt into blair i was into the labour party which was fighting poverty like nmw sure start centres investments in public services schools hospitals etc

You mean the New Labour Party.......which if you care to look at in detail, were a pale version of the Tory Party.

To support the policies that you might think the Labour Party(AKA New Labour) would uphold, then you would have to find a candidate from the Socialist party.

These days there is very little difference between any of the 3 major parties...they just hope that you will have been so brainwashed by your parents, the media or other influences,(or be so dim) that you won't notice how they have become like one another.
None of them have any real liking for the electorate once they have got into the Palace of Westminster....none of them will listen to the concerns of the public...they pretend to listen, and issue sound bites and platitudes, none of which mean a thing.

cmonstanley · 13-07-2011, 21:43

national minimum wage brought millions of workers out of poverty.i remember people in care homes working for 2.50 an hour, people in factories working for 2.50 an hour, people working in shops for 2.50 an hour and that was in the early 1990s with high interest rates and inflation people were struggling.people have short memories.

cashman · 13-07-2011, 21:50

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

national minimum wage brought millions of workers out of poverty.i remember people in care homes working for 2.50 an hour, people in factories working for 2.50 an hour, people working in shops for 2.50 an hour and that was in the early 1990s with high interest rates and inflation people were struggling.people have short memories.

everyone more or less of a certain age remembers that, it still don't detract from the fact that margaretp is right, they are all peeing in the same pot, only the blinkered or the blind fail to see it. yep theres some worse than others, but the fact is all are bad.