Right to Buy Council houses

[Mancie]

Originally Posted by jaysay

You tell me who's been running this country over the last 13 bloody years or have you been permanently P***** Those who genuinely need help will get help, those who have been swinging it will be found out as the scroungers they are, ps the AA is a very good organisation, and I don't mean the Automobile Association either

And you have so much faith in this government to suppose .. without any doubt they will right all the wrongs done by labour?.. you've already stated you hate labour to the last breath.. no surprise you will do and say anything to support a hell bent on destruction government as long as it is not labour.

[accyman]

Originally Posted by cashman

I agree about Guy Fawkes, but if ya do owt,the punishment tends to be a little severe.

if you do it right there will be no one left to bother you

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Mancie

And you have so much faith in this government to suppose .. without any doubt they will right all the wrongs done by labour?.. you've already stated you hate labour to the last breath.. no surprise you will do and say anything to support a hell bent on destruction government as long as it is not labour.

How strange, Labour in their 13 years in government did not repeal one piece of major legislation brought in by the 19 years of Tory rule, including Union reforms

[JCB]

Originally Posted by Mancie

We are tory bashing?

Mancie , in the real world outside of our political bubbles , don't you think you should also be Labour bashing ?

Was there any clear water between the last Labour government and the Tories ?

Wilson , Callaghan , Blair , and Brown would all have made good Conservative prime ministers .

All governments leave some form of mess behind when the people kick them out , and all governments blame their predecessors when they have to do unpopular things .

Today Michael Gove is announcing yet more changes in education .
Teachers must wonder where the hell they are . At this rate it's going to be radical changes every full moon .

It started with Kenneth Baker's 1988 Education Act , and to my surprise got worse under the Labour government , and continues under the Coalition .

Politicians should get off teachers' backs and let them get on with the job of teaching .

[kestrelx]

Originally Posted by jaysay

How strange, Labour in their 13 years in government did not repeal one piece of major legislation brought in by the 19 years of Tory rule, including Union reforms

That's because ultimately all politicians are singing from the same Hymn sheet over key issues such as the European Union! It was Ted Heath (Tory) who first got us into the Common Market - now the European Union and it was Gordon Brown who signed the Lisbon Treaty!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by kestrelx

That's because ultimately all politicians are singing from the same Hymn sheet over key issues such as the European Union! It was Ted Heath (Tory) who first got us into the Common Market - now the European Union and it was Gordon Brown who signed the Lisbon Treaty!

And it was the British public who had the chance in the 70s to pull out in the referendum but voted to stay in, that was in a period of Labour Government

[cashman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

And it was the British public who had the chance in the 70s to pull out in the referendum but voted to stay in, that was in a period of Labour Government

so therefore the public have no right to bitch about it now.? plus other referendums have been promised n not delivered since then, but hey-ho cameron will sort everything out.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cashman

so therefore the public have no right to bitch about it now.? plus other referendums have been promised n not delivered since then, but hey-ho cameron will sort everything out.

Well we stand a little better chance now than when we had the lying prat Brown

[g jones]

I see right to buy has been ended by the Government. The short term tenancies of as little as two years that have been introduced stop the right to buy process.

Furthermore the government's sense of direction is prevent homes being built by the social sector and for them to be subsequently underoccupied in an effort to tackle the housing crises.

Allowing RTB would mean under occupants would be able to avoid having the tenancy terminated by initiating RTB. Not what the government desires. RTB gone, short term tenancies in.

I believe decades ago this debate has some history. Underoccupancy and tenacy lengths.

[Mancie]

Originally Posted by JCB

Mancie , in the real world outside of our political bubbles , don't you think you should also be Labour bashing ?

There's been plenty of Labour bashing gone on here for years,and rightly so.... but when the tables are turned one or two members don't like it.

[Mancie]

Originally Posted by jaysay

And it was the British public who had the chance in the 70s to pull out in the referendum but voted to stay in, that was in a period of Labour Government

By the way that was the only referendum ever held in the history of this country.. and the tory oppostion called for a YES vote to stay in.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Mancie

There's been plenty of Labour bashing gone on here for years,and rightly so.... but when the tables are turned one or two members done like it.

Agree but today once again Cameron has been shown to have "Crap Judgment"

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cashman

Agree but today once again Cameron has been shown to have "Crap Judgment"

Bloody Hell that really puts Brown and Blair in the SH

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Mancie

There's been plenty of Labour bashing gone on here for years,and rightly so.... but when the tables are turned one or two members don't like it.

You'll never get any flake from me for justifiable criticism Mancie, but some of the crap you come out with is pathetic to say the least

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Mancie

By the way that was the only referendum ever held in the history of this country.. and the tory oppostion called for a YES vote to stay in.

true but certain people forget that.