The Tories - Page 87

cmonstanley · 29-03-2012, 00:02

this stinks as well goodbye nhs the tories are rolling in it the enemy from with tory scum NHS reforms: Tories pocket another £170,000 from fatcats linked to private healthcare firms - Mirror Online

andrewb · 29-03-2012, 00:46

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

this stinks as well goodbye nhs the tories are rolling in it the enemy from with tory scum NHS reforms: Tories pocket another £170,000 from fatcats linked to private healthcare firms - Mirror Online

Do you realise you're going to look a bit silly when come the next election the NHS is still here; free at the point of use, based on need, not ability to pay?

cmonstanley · 29-03-2012, 01:12

we will wait and see

so you would vote for decreasing workers rights

or you would go against party lines. are you proud to be financed by legalised loan sharks that charge 1000% interest apr.you and your party will look a bit silly when more revelations come out in the next private eye

cmonstanley · 29-03-2012, 01:22

do you think there is going to be a leadership contest as even the tory newspapers are going against cameron Cash for access: Tory donors threaten to close cheque books over handling of 'cash for Cameron' scandal - Telegraph

jaysay · 29-03-2012, 06:36

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Do you realise you're going to look a bit silly when come the next election the NHS is still here; free at the point of use, based on need, not ability to pay?

Andrew you should read this thread every day C'mon looks very silly every time he posts on here, we don't have to wait till the next election to have a laugh, he's just a bigot

andrewb · 29-03-2012, 06:48

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

we will wait and see

so you would vote for decreasing workers rights

or you would go against party lines. are you proud to be financed by legalised loan sharks that charge 1000% interest apr.you and your party will look a bit silly when more revelations come out in the next private eye

I think what I think, whether it be in line with a political party or not. I aint financed by anyone.

jaysay · 29-03-2012, 07:11

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

we will wait and see

so you would vote for decreasing workers rights

or you would go against party lines. are you proud to be financed by legalised loan sharks that charge 1000% interest apr.you and your party will look a bit silly when more revelations come out in the next private eye

Private Eye

cmonstanley · 29-03-2012, 07:13

so jaysay do you support to decrease workers rights

jaysay · 29-03-2012, 07:16

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

so jaysay do you support to decrease workers rights

No just that you get all your info from Private Eye

but it figures

cmonstanley · 29-03-2012, 07:23

more reliable than the sun lol

jaysay · 29-03-2012, 07:29

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

more reliable than the sun lol

Its a comic you clown, mind you when you read the Mirror I suppose Private Eye is a bit upmarket for you

cmonstanley · 29-03-2012, 16:11

i see we are back in recession due to osbournes policies.take money out of a dying economy and you will kill it.the money they have been pumping into it is too little too late

garinda · 29-03-2012, 16:15

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i see we are back in recession due to osbournes policies.take money out of a dying economy and you will kill it.the money they have been pumping into it is too little too late

We could have sold off the gold reserve, if Labour hadn't sold it all off...cheaply, and pumped that into the economy.

Margaret Pilkington · 29-03-2012, 16:31

G....what gold reserves were they then???????????

garinda · 29-03-2012, 16:37

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G....what gold reserves were they then???????????

Always happy to oblige.

For anyone who may have forgotten.

Give, give, give.

(A little like that fool did, Labour Prime Minister, Brown.)

Gold hits all-time high of $1,500 an ounce (which means the amount Gordon flogged for £2bn would today fetch £13BILLION)

Price of gold hits record $1,500: What Gordon Brown sold for £2bn would now fetch £13bn | Mail Online