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cmonstanley · 28-04-2013, 23:08

i say this with a tear in my eye,what future is this country giving the youth of today.are we that selfish that we shouldnt give what we had during our lifetime,an institution that was part of the great in britain. i cant believe we let go without a fight.Is the NHS safe in his hands? | Express Comment | Comment | Daily Express

tommiasfc · 28-04-2013, 23:27

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

i say this with a tear in my eye,what future is this country giving the youth of today.are we that selfish that we shouldnt give what we had during our lifetime,an institution that was part of the great in britain. i cant believe we let go without a fight.Is the NHS safe in his hands? | Express Comment | Comment | Daily Express

Another link and another post were you ignore any questions put to you.

cmonstanley · 29-04-2013, 06:26

no actually im working out which macroeconomics policy to have ,which is more economical and the way to implement it.im not ignoring the question im studying the form

jaysay · 29-04-2013, 08:08

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george osborne has taken the country back to Monetarism ie creating a recession to control inflation. he is a loony

Sorry we're not in recession, if we were you'd have been jumping through rings rejoicing last week, sadly you were nowhere to be seen

DtheP47 · 29-04-2013, 08:45

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Sorry we're not in recession, if we were you'd have been jumping through rings rejoicing last week, sadly you were nowhere to be seen

Had to chuckle though Jay when Osborne announced the figures last week. I bet he had the Treasury Officials looking under desks and in all the other nooks and crannies to find every last penny to nudge us into the black.

jaysay · 29-04-2013, 08:49

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Had to chuckle though Jay when Osborne announced the figures last week. I bet he had the Treasury Officials looking under desks and in all the other nooks and crannies to find every last penny to nudge us into the black.

Ya well he'd been on Accyweb the night before and was determined to wipe the smile of C'Mon's face

tommiasfc · 29-04-2013, 10:55

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

no actually im working out which macroeconomics policy to have ,which is more economical and the way to implement it.im not ignoring the question im studying the form

So basically you don't have a clue yet you know the tories are wrong. Sounds about right for you

cmonstanley · 29-04-2013, 22:25

i do actually lol a lot more than you ever will. im looking at figures just now and they point to we will be in recession in the next figures.and jaysay if you think 2,6 million on the official dole queue people 7 million people not working more than 30 hours is rosy your having a giraffe your a mentalist living on past ideology that brought us to where we are now and beyond.the tories are dinosaurs of politics using outdated policies.creating a recession to control inflation is mental in this age.

tommiasfc · 30-04-2013, 09:27

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i do actually lol a lot more than you ever will. im looking at figures just now and they point to we will be in recession in the next figures.and jaysay if you think 2,6 million on the official dole queue people 7 million people not working more than 30 hours is rosy your having a giraffe your a mentalist living on past ideology that brought us to where we are now and beyond.the tories are dinosaurs of politics using outdated policies.creating a recession to control inflation is mental in this age.

Ok then if you have such a grasp on the economy. What is your plan B?

Less · 30-04-2013, 09:42

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Ok then if you have such a grasp on the economy. What is your plan B?

Its similar to plan A, look for a link, don't bother to read it stick it on site and hope someone will explain it to him.

jaysay · 30-04-2013, 17:29

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Ok then if you have such a grasp on the economy. What is your plan B?

He's that thick tommi, he hasn't realised, that nobody even bothers opening any of his stupid links and haven't done for years, before he goes down the road of wanting to be economic strategist for Mr. Ed, it could be an idea if he actually finds out where the upper case key is on his keyboard

cmonstanley · 01-05-2013, 06:11

this is what you called thick.trying to save money but organising and selling the civil service is a serious conflict of interest and wast of money because we will be bailing them out.this is one thing in my manifesto which would not be happening .this is one thing i would put in law.a conflict of interest law. Im putting a link in JUST TO PROVE IT.The great Civil Service sell-off: Dozens of services and 75,000 staff set to be transferred to private sector - UK Politics - UK - The Independent

jaysay · 01-05-2013, 08:16

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this is what you called thick.trying to save money but organising and selling the civil service is a serious conflict of interest and wast of money because we will be bailing them out.this is one thing in my manifesto which would not be happening .this is one thing i would put in law.a conflict of interest law. Im putting a link in JUST TO PROVE IT.The great Civil Service sell-off: Dozens of services and 75,000 staff set to be transferred to private sector - UK Politics - UK - The Independent

You can bet your bottom dollar that it will be more efficient than it is now, it has to be, the tax payer will no longer be funding from that bottomless pit.

tommiasfc · 01-05-2013, 10:49

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this is what you called thick.trying to save money but organising and selling the civil service is a serious conflict of interest and wast of money because we will be bailing them out.this is one thing in my manifesto which would not be happening .this is one thing i would put in law.a conflict of interest law. Im putting a link in JUST TO PROVE IT.The great Civil Service sell-off: Dozens of services and 75,000 staff set to be transferred to private sector - UK Politics - UK - The Independent

Again you're ignoring my question. What is your plan b? You have been avoiding it for so long but you claim you know about economics. Stop avoiding and answer the question.

tommiasfc · 01-05-2013, 10:54

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see the plan is still working

Work Program can't keep up with number of jobless, government told | Society | The Observer
forget about history its about the future we need a plan b.the thing is the people on the work program are included in the employment figures,so what are the real unemployment figures? by my estimate their are 300,000 on the work program,does this really mean the unemployment figures have really still being going up?

14/04 is when I asked you what your plan b was and you've avoided the question continuously while posting rubbish. Answer the question.