The Tories

[cmonstanley]

so labour gave us the recession they must have been pretty special to bring half the world down with them.the lack of regulation was installed by the tories in the eighties the great big lie we owed less when labour left than we did when they got to power. thats why they were voted into power as unemployment was at 3 million thats why its went quiet on that front. weve always owed trillions read the facts. thats why we had a bail out in the seventies.labour did mistakes by not reversing the privatisation of public services.they eradicated most poverty now the tories are creating it.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

so labour gave us the recession they must have been pretty special to bring half the world down with them.the lack of regulation was installed by the tories in the eighties the great big lie we owed less when labour left than we did when they got to power. thats why they were voted into power as unemployment was at 3 million thats why its went quiet on that front. weve always owed trillions read the facts. thats why we had a bail out in the seventies.labour did mistakes by not reversing the privatisation of public services.they eradicated most poverty now the tories are creating it.

Not even Gordon Brown believes that guff, but don't worry the men in white coats will be there shortly, until they get there just sit in a corner quietly and read the Beano or the Dandy there's a good lad and don't play with anything sharp you'll hurt yourself

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

so labour gave us the recession they must have been pretty special to bring half the world down with them.the lack of regulation was installed by the tories in the eighties the great big lie we owed less when labour left than we did when they got to power. thats why they were voted into power as unemployment was at 3 million thats why its went quiet on that front. weve always owed trillions read the facts. thats why we had a bail out in the seventies.labour did mistakes by not reversing the privatisation of public services.they eradicated most poverty now the tories are creating it.

Originally Posted by jaysay

Not even Gordon Brown believes that guff, but don't worry the men in white coats will be there shortly, until they get there just sit in a corner quietly and read the Beano or the Dandy there's a good lad and don't play with anything sharp you'll hurt yourself

New AccyWeb game of
'Spot the difference'

[cmonstanley]

so why is there 7 million extra cars on the road.how come everybody could afford sky.how come they could afford the 40 inch tvs. thats what you call raising the standard of living .

[Neil]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

so why is there 7 million extra cars on the road.how come everybody could afford sky.how come they could afford the 40 inch tvs. thats what you call raising the standard of living .

All paid for by someone else. Where is the incentive to work if you can get all that while not working as some do?

[cmonstanley]

unemployment has always been less under labour as they dont use monetarism ie creating unemployment to keep inflation down.my manifesto is coming along fine should be a couple of weeks now

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

unemployment has always been less under labour as they don't use monetarism ie creating unemployment to keep inflation down.my manifesto is coming along fine should be a couple of weeks now

Will that be in English or your usual gobbledygook

[cmonstanley]

ha ha i was thinking how party policies and ideology has changed. in the 70s the left were voting and against the European parliament and the tories were all for it .

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

ha ha i was thinking how party policies and ideology has changed. in the 70s the left were voting and against the European parliament and the tories were all for it .

In the seventies it wasn't the European Union it was the Common Market instigated to ease trading, its an all different shooting match now, Europe wants to control everything we do, which if allowed to carry on in that vein would render our Parliamentary democracy useless.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

In the seventies it wasn't the European Union it was the Common Market instigated to ease trading, its an all different shooting match now, Europe wants to control everything we do, which if allowed to carry on in that vein would render our Parliamentary democracy useless.

So are yeh saying it aint useless now? Cos i gotta disagree.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cashman

So are yeh saying it aint useless now? Cos i gotta disagree.

Totally bloody useless cashy I'm definitely one of the out brigade, when it was the Common Market it was fine but as the united states of Europe its a mitigated disaster, yet our politicians can't see it, mainly because there are so many places on the gravy train when they get rumbled and kicked into touch over here.

[GEaston]

Stan - the Tories isn't create the financial regulatory system that failed so spectacularly. That was the first act of new labour, to take regulation away from the Bank of England. FSA was failed Labour ideology.

Bank of England had previously done a good job. They rescued the banking system in the 1970s and dodgy players like BCCI were shut down. BCCI wasn't London HQ so it was a balsy move to act against it. It was a fraud, (subsequently proved to be o) BoE knew it and shut it down.

BoE back in charge of Banking Supervision which is a good thing.

[cmonstanley]

i agree with jaysay there. the fsa was too open to outside influence. in theory it should have worked but too many bankers were involved

[yerself]

I wonder if there's any of these 'Swivel eyed loons' on Accyweb?

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[cashman]

Originally Posted by yerself

I wonder if there's any of these 'Swivel eyed loons' on Accyweb?

Yeh but try Singapore.