The Tories - Page 2

cashman · 11-05-2011, 22:25

wont make a blind bit of difference, those clowns aint ever been in power, they will kiss ass n make noises, but will never relinquish IMHO

Eric · 12-05-2011, 03:56

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Originally Posted by cashman

wont make a blind bit of difference, those clowns aint ever been in power, they will kiss ass n make noises, but will never relinquish IMHO

"Power is the ultimate aphrodisiac": I think Hank got it in one

cmonstanley · 12-05-2011, 05:54

whats going to happen to the other 750,000 BBC News - David Cameron and Nick Clegg launch youth jobs drive

jaysay · 12-05-2011, 08:42

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not in the scale we will be seeing this year .this is not a coincedence they are doing this .i cant believe anybody in their right mind supports this this will effect peoples ability to pay for mortgages effect families and put people in poverty.

Not on the scale that we've seen this year

, hello is anybody in or is there just a light on, unless you've not noticed we've never had the economy in such dire straights as it is now, wake up and smell the coffee

jaysay · 12-05-2011, 08:47

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lib dem rank and file already up in arms up here because a lot of candidates lost their deposit because they got less than a thousand votes and some have had to pay out of their own pocket cant see that lasting

At first I thought you were naive, seems I was wrong your just stupid, this is the first time the Liberals Lib/Dems have been anywhere near power in 100 years, plus the ones already in parliament won't be too keen for another election any time soon

Josie Bloggs · 12-05-2011, 23:16

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dont need a parliamentry majority because they are not passing a law the are bending it[relaxing] it for their chummies .ie council managers who are going to make thousands reduntant.

Sorry. Are you saying that the Tories are friends of council managers? Maybe if you're down south that's vaguely correct, but not here. You think the cuts are easy? They mean work not getting done and people out of work. The tories dont care about us, there voters will come from the south.

Council spending cuts hitting North more than South | Public Finance ? official CIPFA magazine

steeljack · 13-05-2011, 02:16

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Sorry. Are you saying that the Tories are friends of council managers? Maybe if you're down south that's vaguely correct, but not here. You think the cuts are easy? They mean work not getting done and people out of work. The tories dont care about us, there voters will come from the south.

Council spending cuts hitting North more than South | Public Finance ? official CIPFA magazine

Maybe if Council employees above the rank of rat catcher , bin-men , gritting crews, grave diggers, park keepers/gardeners etc. Were more productive,you know the ones, the folks with manager/supervisor/project leader in their job title/description, not the ones who do the actual Council work/jobs and provide the services that folks pay their Council tax for, without the benefit of a nice warm office and a comfy chair where they spend more time doing actual productive jobs instead of spending half the time re-calculating their pension benefits and expenses and shuffling paper from one pile to another then maybe there wouldn't be the need for all the cuts.

Question you since you seem to have your feet under the Council table , How many actual Bin-men does HBC employ and how many are in "suit" jobs (including all re-cycling managers/supervisors/collators and spies)

Ken Moss · 13-05-2011, 06:44

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Not on the scale that we've seen this year

, hello is anybody in or is there just a light on, unless you've not noticed we've never had the economy in such dire straights as it is now, wake up and smell the coffee

Regrettably, your old 'mate' Peter has done a remarkable job of financially ruining the council after making the same criticisms of the Labour government. The facts and figures that will come out over the next few weeks should be enough to make sure that he never dares to show his face in public again. The full scale of it is truly enormous.

If Labour's infamous 'note in the drawer' story is true then it's hardly our finest hour but two wrongs....?

Ken Moss · 13-05-2011, 06:47

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At first I thought you were naive, seems I was wrong your just stupid, this is the first time the Liberals Lib/Dems have been anywhere near power in 100 years, plus the ones already in parliament won't be too keen for another election any time soon

Well, 65 but who's counting?

You're spot on though, which Liberal Democrat in their right mind wants another General Election after the paggering they got last week in the locals?

Merging with the Conservatives was a bit like having an affair, no one really thought well of them for doing it and no one will want to know them after they split up.

Ta ta.

jaysay · 13-05-2011, 08:59

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Well, 65 but who's counting?

You're spot on though, which Liberal Democrat in their right mind wants another General Election after the paggering they got last week in the locals?

Merging with the Conservatives was a bit like having an affair, no one really thought well of them for doing it and no one will want to know them after they split up.

Ta ta.

Ya but just think if they'd have jumped into bed with Labour what an even sorrier mess we'd have been in now, Labour could never get the concept of the old saying when your in a hole stop digging, if Brown had still been there propped up by the Lib/dems he'd be nearing Australia by now, the hole was that big

cmonstanley · 13-05-2011, 19:14

heres the start of the cuts hi ho double dip here we come

BBC News - Union anger over plans to close 22 Jobcentre sites

cmonstanley · 14-05-2011, 06:29

all words, what about their pensions and the ones they have been paying off while their on active duty in afghanastan the good old tory trick say something and do the opposite BBC News - UK military covenant to become law

jaysay · 14-05-2011, 08:33

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all words, what about their pensions and the ones they have been paying off while their on active duty in afghanastan the good old tory trick say something and do the opposite BBC News - UK military covenant to become law

Labour were too thick to even have any tricks at all

cashman · 14-05-2011, 08:38

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Labour were too thick to even have any tricks at all

matters not, aint tricks thats needed its fair play n honesty, something that Cameron n his ilk are bereft of.

jaysay · 14-05-2011, 09:08

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matters not, aint tricks thats needed its fair play n honesty, something that Cameron n his ilk are bereft of.

And we had 13 years of truth truth truth from Blair Brown and co, its a good job neither were pinocchio or their noses would have grown from Downing Street to Brighton