Protest against foreign workers - Page 7

Gordie · 02-02-2009, 19:34

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Because he's the one, aided and abetted by Gordon that got us so embedded in Europe for his own ends and not the benefit of GB plc, clown

It was Tony to blame first,now it`s also Gordon to blame.You would have been nearer the mark if you blamed Maggie and her ministers.

Idiot

Mancie · 02-02-2009, 21:53

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Originally Posted by Gordie

It was Tony to blame first,now it`s also Gordon to blame.You would have been nearer the mark if you blamed Maggie and her ministers.

Idiot

here here..by eck the bloke has spoken sense for once...the Thatcher and Major Goverments talked a good fight against EU inclusion but knew all along they needed the EU ... just as the present Tories...it's pretty obvious which way the Company Directors of Total, or any other massive multi-national lean when it comes to support of a politacal party.. they are all Tory! I'll say again that the supporters of the Tories (big business) are estatic about the present freedom of cheap labour to be distributed across Europe without restrictions.. they love it and so do the Tories!

Royboy39 · 02-02-2009, 21:56

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Originally Posted by Mancie

here here..by eck the bloke has spoken sense for once...the Thatcher and Major Goverments talked a good fight against EU inclusion but knew all along they needed the EU ... just as the present Tories...it's pretty obvious which way the Company Directors of Total, or any other massive multi-national lean when it comes to support of a politacal party.. they are all Tory! I'll say again that the supporters of the Tories (big business) are estatic about the present freedom of cheap labour to be distributed across Europe without restrictions.. they love it and so do the Tories!

It would be rather interesting to know if you support that fat mumbling gob ****e who occupies No 10 at the moment?

Mancie · 02-02-2009, 22:00

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Originally Posted by Royboy39

It would be rather interesting to know if you support that fat mumbling gob ****e who occupies No 10 at the moment?

Support him/them ? ummm.. I do support him/them if the alternative is another Tory goverment.

cashman · 02-02-2009, 22:05

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Support him/them ? ummm.. I do support him/them if the alternative is another Tory goverment.

personally i would even support the "DINGLES" before the tories.

Ossywarrior · 02-02-2009, 22:06

i understand the protest and i do sympathise but dont we have a free market to seek gainful employment in any eu state? im sure we have british workers abroad to.

Benipete · 02-02-2009, 22:18

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Originally Posted by Ossywarrior

i understand the protest and i do sympathise but dont we have a free market to seek gainful employment in any eu state? im sure we have british workers abroad to.

About 3million but I'm sure they will be glad to be sent home in a tit for tat battle.

Benipete · 02-02-2009, 22:25

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Support him/them ? ummm.. I do support him/them if the alternative is another Tory goverment.

We have got the best/worst Tory gov. ever.

Ossywarrior · 02-02-2009, 22:29

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Originally Posted by Benipete

About 3million but I'm sure they will be glad to be sent home in a tit for tat battle.

well thats my whole point, uk workers are in other eu states so other eu member workers should be allowed to work over here, it has to work both ways.

Mancie · 02-02-2009, 22:33

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Originally Posted by Benipete

We have got the best/worst Tory gov. ever.

Have we now?.. if we still had Thatcher these "illegal" wildcat strikes and picketing would have been dealt with in a different manner.. I mean the battons would be wielded and horseback charges against the "offenders".. you want to go back to that?

cashman · 02-02-2009, 22:52

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Have we now?.. if we still had Thatcher these "illegal" wildcat strikes and picketing would have been dealt with in a different manner.. I mean the battons would be wielded and horseback charges against the "offenders".. you want to go back to that?

even today many who lived through it, are blissfully unaware of what actually went on in those dark days.

Mancie · 02-02-2009, 23:11

Lets go on... if you install a law preventing people withdrawing thier labour ..a law that is opposed by an orginisation representing those people..a law that was passed by the almost defunct House of Lords... you can expect those people in time to disrespect that law and protest ... the Tories pushed that law as though it was carved by Moses.. now as this Government is not inclined to send in masses of police to uphold the law imposed by the neo nazi Thacherite scumbags...the impassive, out of power Tories like to stir it up as a Gordon Brown issue. Tory **** stiring

Mancie · 03-02-2009, 00:09

Does this Nation really have to go through this....I support any action that is constuctive and may result in jobs fo Britian....willy nilly Tory claptrap..we are fools ..to makes fools of our brothers in arms

garinda · 03-02-2009, 00:13

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Originally Posted by cashman

even today many who lived through it, are blissfully unaware of what actually went on in those dark days.

Unless they've watched that documntary about it.

What was it called?

Oh yes. Billy Elliot.

Mancie · 03-02-2009, 00:36

Some day they will retreat to thier valley and farms.. and rivers they own.. good luck ..and good ridance... time will tell and even if the next Goverment isiTory.. common sense will previel ,, it's common sesne