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14-11-2013, 18:52
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
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I bet you read it.
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14-11-2013, 19:05
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
I read it.
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14-11-2013, 19:46
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
When discussing unions, don't forget to consider why unions came into being, and why they are still necessary, as are health and safety regulations (unfortunately carried to ridiculous extremes by politically correct governments). If the leaders of big companies, tories to a man (or woman) were not such mean-spirited, hard-hearted, grasping, greedy sonsabitches just as unwilling to pay taxes as they are to pay a decent, living wage, unions would not have to be so active. Of course, many companies move their production overseas ... Bangladesh comes to mind; pity those poor sods who work in the fire traps for $40.00 a month ... further hurting the British (and American, and Canadian) economy. And they blame the unions for something they would have done anyway in order to fill out their already bloated bank accounts.
By the way, Canada's new naval shipbuilding programme is very costly. But the ships will be built in Canadian yards. Local and Provincial economies will benefit. Well-paid workers will pay Federal and Provincial tax on what they earn. They will spend most of what they earn in Canada. So, what seems like an expensive proposition is actually a boost to the economy.
CBC News - Interactive: Shipbuilding
By the way Jaysay ... what are these Polish "hoards" you are talking about Are the Poles bringing massive amounts of their money into the country? If so, they should be welcomed with open arms.
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14-11-2013, 19:46
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
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14-11-2013, 19:47
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
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I read it.
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14-11-2013, 20:07
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
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another knuckle head
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Doesn't this belong in the Motor Sports section ... along with flat head, pan head and shovel head?
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14-11-2013, 22:13
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
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By the way Jaysay ... what are these Polish "hoards" you are talking about Are the Poles bringing massive amounts of their money into the country? If so, they should be welcomed with open arms.
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In today's Gruanidad Eric
Jack Straw, migrants from eastern Europe have done a lot for Britain | UK news | The Guardian
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14-11-2013, 22:55
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
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I read it.
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Alan ... is this really you?
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14-11-2013, 23:18
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
And this is what is wrong with this politics of this country.
C'mon is right..the firefighters are being stitched up, who in their right mind expects a bloke of 50+ to be able to scale a ladder, put out a fire and chuck a 14 stone woman over his shoulder on the descent? Oh wait..Cameron does!!! He hasn't got the dodgy knee or the iffy back that the rest of us 50+ know comes with age!!
Whats the response from our tory diehards?....13 years of labour rule and they screwed up!....well hey ho...yes they did! and now Cameron is screwing up even more, can't you dyed in the wool tories see that?
Then we have the Guarniad byline from none other than the straw man himself, the labour politician who doesn't even know the definition of labour, the Blairite lickspittle who did everything in his power to..do absolutely nothing throughout his tenure except keep his head down! Banging on about the East Europeans doing 'a lot' for Britain....%
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14-11-2013, 23:37
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
i despair how can anybody defend this stitch up this is a damming state of affairs of british politics. people who condone this stitch up are no more better than the so called politicians who thought of this . the upper classes who are laughing their heads off. only yesterday david cameron done a speech in his own tops and tails telling people there is no money when taxpayers paid for him and his mates to have banquet . lets hope nobody has to rely on a 58 year old firefighter trying his best but its not good enough.
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14-11-2013, 23:41
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
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when all else fail lets bring in the immigrants so predictable its laughable how about a debate why the tories hate what was good about britain. ie royal mail integrated transport system british telecom the utilities the fire brigade the police etc they really are the enemy from within.
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14-11-2013, 23:55
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15-11-2013, 00:07
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
[QUOTE=Guinness;1083875]And this is what is wrong with this politics of this country.
C'mon is right..the firefighters are being stitched up, who in their right mind expects a bloke of 50+ to be able to scale a ladder, put out a fire and chuck a 14 stone woman over his shoulder on the descent? Oh wait..Cameron does!!! He hasn't got the dodgy knee or the iffy back that the rest of us 50+ know comes with age!!
Whats the response from our tory diehards?....13 years of labour rule and they screwed up!....well hey ho...yes they did! and now Cameron is screwing up even more, can't you dyed in the wool tories see that?
Then we have the Guarniad byline from none other than the straw man himself, the labour politician who doesn't even know the definition of labour, the Blairite lickspittle who did everything in his power to..do absolutely nothing throughout his tenure except keep his head down! Banging on about the East Europeans doing %2
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15-11-2013, 01:11
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
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Agricultural!!!!!!!!! What's an old fart like me supposed to ride ... a Hayabusa Still, I do prefer the pan to the knuckle ... sexier.
To get more or less back on topic, if you read the mag, "American Iron" you will see ads for lots of stuff Made in America, they are really pushing it ... and I think we can apply that drive to buy national to the shipbuilding industry. The cost of the finished product is not all that important. What should be taken into account is how does one best help domestic industry and the national economy ... by buying Korean, or by building the ships in Britain (probably at a higher final cost) and creating jobs for British workers. These workers will pay tax, buy homes, buy cars etc., etc. It's simple economics ... and common sense.
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15-11-2013, 01:46
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Re: shipbuilding in the uk
OK something is seriously wrong here! I've posted twice now and the content has been altered without explanation...it makes my posts look stupid and screws with the thread...i know my second post was accepted because I adjusted the spelling, stop screwing around if you dont want me to post just ban me...
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