The Tories - Page 30

Mancie · 12-09-2011, 22:43

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Originally Posted by garinda

Probably eats his butties with Cyfr at lunchtimes, discussing how well the plan's going.

..Yep ..Andrew's venison and mustard.. Cmon with the salmon spread.

garinda · 12-09-2011, 22:46

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Originally Posted by Mancie

..Yep ..Andrew's venison and mustard.. Cmon with the salmon spread.

At least one of them will go home without people wondering where his fingers had been.

Up the Tories!

Mancie · 12-09-2011, 22:59

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Originally Posted by garinda

At least one of them will go home without people wondering where his fingers had been.

Up the Tories!

I did say venison sarnies..no mention of the Cameron Bottom..but I think you can find it at
Cameron's Bottom
596 Pineton Road
Cameron's Bottom, PA 15772

DaveinGermany · 13-09-2011, 16:51

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Originally Posted by Mancie

I did say venison sarnies..no mention of the Cameron Bottom..but I think you can find it at
Cameron's Bottom
596 Pineton Road
Cameron's Bottom, PA 15772

Must admit, the way he's carrying on at present his head must be in pretty close proximity.

cmonstanley · 13-09-2011, 19:02

shock horror tory tells the truth, transport secretary phil hammond says the railways are a rich mans toy. i think in more ways than one the public money pumped into so called private firms are a disgrace the tories started it but this is one policy where labour blew it big time .they should have nationalised the railways as private firms took advantage of the public purse.now in times of high inflation static wages they decide its a good idea to raise train fares.i dont know the law, but if all the train firms raise the prices by 8% is this not some kind of price fixing for which firms have been fined for doing this same thing .any politicians or people in the know know the answer

jaysay · 14-09-2011, 09:29

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

shock horror Tory tells the truth, transport secretary Phil hammond says the railways are a rich mans toy. i think in more ways than one the public money pumped into so called private firms are a disgrace the tories started it but this is one policy where labour blew it big time .they should have nationalised the railways as private firms took advantage of the public purse.now in times of high inflation static wages they decide its a good idea to raise train fares.i dont know the law, but if all the train firms raise the prices by 8% is this not some kind of price fixing for which firms have been fined for doing this same thing .any politicians or people in the know know the answer

And if it had been renationalised how much money would the tax payer have to pump in to make it viable, nationalise industries treated the treasury as an unsustainable bottomless pit

Lucysgirl · 14-09-2011, 13:14

Somebody in the network rail set up seems to live in cloud cuckoo land. It seems to me that they're upgrading stations up and down the land with no regard as to how deep the pockets are of the fare paying customers.

cmonstanley · 14-09-2011, 19:32

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Originally Posted by jaysay

And if it had been renationalised how much money would the tax payer have to pump in to make it viable, nationalise industries treated the treasury as an unsustainable bottomless pit

we would actually save money as the profits would be invested back in the railways private companies are established to make a profit so we now have railway companies taking subsidies and still paying shareholders their premiums thats what you call a waste.plus railway companies paying their directors top dollar without any consenquences ie railtrack who left a trail of debt to their creditors who went bust while recieving billions of payouts the private sector had their chance Railtrack goes bust with debts of 3.5bn - Telegraph BBC NEWS | Business | Government bails out Connex connex, railtrack, to name a few what we know about.

cmonstanley · 14-09-2011, 19:35

nearly forgot to mention unemployment at its highest since 1988 this sounds familiar

thatchers britain tories britain we could be heading to find out how good it was under labour

garinda · 14-09-2011, 20:05

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we could be heading to find out how good it was under labour

Which one?

Labour, or New Labour.

Will we be looking back fondly to Harold Wilson, or Tony Blair?

Margaret Pilkington · 14-09-2011, 21:13

Now G....don't you know....as long as they are waving the Red flag...he doesn't care?

Less · 15-09-2011, 06:29

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Now G....don't you know....as long as they are waving the Red flag...he doesn't care?

Margaret, he does care, he's even paying attention to your suggestions about punctuation, he's using full stops now, admittedly never in the right places and often without spaces or Capital letters following them, but that must show that he at least cares enough to listen to you.

Below shows two full stops he used in just one post!

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

a rich mans toy. i think

same thing .any politicians

Margaret Pilkington · 15-09-2011, 06:50

Less, you are priceless!

Neil · 15-09-2011, 08:12

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

nearly forgot to mention unemployment at its highest since 1988 this sounds familiar

thatchers britain tories britain we could be heading to find out how good it was under labour

How much has this to do with the massive amount of foreign workers that have moved here since we became more Europey?

jaysay · 15-09-2011, 08:29

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

we would actually save money as the profits would be invested back in the railways private companies are established to make a profit so we now have railway companies taking subsidies and still paying shareholders their premiums that's what you call a waste.plus railway companies paying their directors top dollar without any consequences ie railtrack who left a trail of debt to their creditors who went bust while receiving billions of payouts the private sector had their chance Railtrack goes bust with debts of 3.5bn - Telegraph BBC NEWS | Business | Government bails out Connex connex, railtrack, to name a few what we know about.

Profits what bloody profits, you definitely live on cloud cuckoo land, nationalised industries didn't make a profit, especially the railways, they just sucked up taxpayers money at a great rate of notes, and the tax payer saw nothing for their money