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g jones · 03-09-2006, 17:50

Its always jam tomorrow with Conservatives. Clr Britcliffe is an expert on the subject. How many outside funded projects have there been in the Ob which have actually come to fruitation?

Under British Rail, fares were cheaper, debts non existant, the network more efficient and the subsidies a fraction of the current subisdies. The Tories privatised the railways with the words, 'cutting red tape', 'private sector efficiency' and best of all, 'it will be self financing'.

Cyfr you seem to be accepting public services should be subsidised. You suggest the NHS remain much as it is with less bureacracy the railways should be nationalised and subsidised. What's with the quantum leap?

If you want to run the country Cyfr, you have to come to the table with concrete propositions that can be discussed properly. Cameron is turning into 'Rent a Vote' with his populist off the cuff suggestions.

The Tories need 42% of the vote to get a 12 seat majority. It is obvious Cameron cannot form a stable government on his ideas with just 42% of the vote and the country would head for meltdown. There will be Tory civil war with a small majority. Corporate business, who fund the Tories, have said they want mass immigration from Bulgaria and Romania. Cameron clearly has real problems in forming any government.

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g jones Senior Member+ Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,125 Liked: 14 times Rep Power: 731	Re: Built to Last Its always jam tomorrow with Conservatives. Clr Britcliffe is an expert on the subject. How many outside funded projects have there been in the Ob which have actually come to fruitation? Under British Rail, fares were cheaper, debts non existant, the network more efficient and the subsidies a fraction of the current subisdies. The Tories privatised the railways with the words, 'cutting red tape', 'private sector efficiency' and best of all, 'it will be self financing'. Cyfr you seem to be accepting public services should be subsidised. You suggest the NHS remain much as it is with less bureacracy the railways should be nationalised and subsidised. What's with the quantum leap? If you want to run the country Cyfr, you have to come to the table with concrete propositions that can be discussed properly. Cameron is turning into 'Rent a Vote' with his populist off the cuff suggestions. The Tories need 42% of the vote to get a 12 seat majority. It is obvious Cameron cannot form a stable government on his ideas with just 42% of the vote and the country would head for meltdown. There will be Tory civil war with a small majority. Corporate business, who fund the Tories, have said they want mass immigration from Bulgaria and Romania. Cameron clearly has real problems in forming any government. Last edited by g jones; 03-09-2006 at 18:11.