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Re: Did Graham Jones do the right thing?
95%...as low as that huh?
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Graham Jones - MP for Hyndburn - WinkBall
'Reflect the values of the British people.' 'The country's in a different place, from where political parties were before.' 'In touch with the ordinary people.' Blah, blah, blah. :rofl38::rofl38::rofl38: |
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i wont deny i will be bitterly dissapointed if the clown gets elected again.
i was concerned hynburns new council would be dammaged by association to him but it turns out they are doing a pretty good job of making sure they dont get re elected again without any help from our local MP .:rolleyes: Hopefully UKIP will put a candidate up at election time to if anything increase the chances of getting rid of this so called peoples representitive what a clown,I have never wanted to see the back of a politition so much since thatcher |
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First time I've ever heard Graham Jones speak on the Winkball link - needs to practice impromptu interviews and have a few well tried battle-horses to hand. I get the impression he's still trying to work out where he stands (geographically) within the party; across, vertical, horizontal - says them all without actually taking a position on anything.
Doesn't even specify one particular policy which he thinks is important for building a better Britain - "All of it" is a real fudged answer... Sorry Mr. Jones for me it's a 4 out of 10. 4 for not really answering a question, which is essential if you're going to be a politician, but you need to sound more convincing and like you know what you're talking about...:rolleyes: |
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i think it took tony blair at least 2 weeks to break almost every single prommise he made prior to the election
in not joking either its amazing that with our lots record for truth,decencey and keeping to tehir word any country dare sign a treaty with the UK |
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The working time directive is another joke because my contact of employment also opts me out of the working time directive - the only dit you cant opt out of is the night working part. As for guarantees of fair pay I have a little story - A local ish firm to here had its own employed staff running some equipment in one part of its plant and a contract labour firm running the packaged part of the plant. The employed staff were on better term, conditions and pay than the contract staff. Due to the equal pay thing the contract staff were now supposed to be on the same as the employed staff. What actually happened was the employed staff had 30% slashed off their wages so they matched the contract staff. Its ok saying they should all be paid the same but some companies just can not afford what these regulations impose so they have to either cut wages or cut staff and use cheaper contract labour. The only people than win is the contact labour companies not the employees or employer. |
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I also know a localish firm did a similar thing, couple of years ago around half the staff were dismissed, most, not all (fer obvious reasons) were re-employed via n employment agency, i'll leave yeh to guess the rest.:rolleyes: but what neil n i say is complete crap,cos G.J. says "Many Benefits":rolleyes:
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Thought I'd share this exciting news.
Though I do realise 95% of you won't 'give a toss' about it. :rolleyes: 'BRITAIN poured a colossal £18.5billion into EU coffers last year - the equivalent of more than £50m a day. The staggering figures – £730 for every British household over the 12 months – were revealed yesterday in the Government’s annual accounts. They show that the UK’s gross contributions to the European Union juggernaut of excess climbed by 5.7 per cent between 2009 and 2010.' http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/285635 'Data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows that if the UK continues its current trend of net migration – the difference between those arriving and those leaving – the population will reach 70 million by 2027 and 80 million by 2056.' UK to become most populous EU nation if immigration not curbed http://www.emofaces.com/en/smilies/e...e-animated.gif |
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And in 2 years time the Roumanians will be eligible to migrate all over the EU.
They won't want to go to France, they won't want to go to Germany...they won't want to go to Spain...not even Portugal....and Ireland...oh, do give over. Where do you think they will want to head for. Why? The good old UK of course.....give 'em a house...give 'em benefits...make 'em welcome. GET US OUT OF THE EU NOW !!!! |
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But why can yeh not accept,were in the E.U. fer our benefit, its just were to thick to appreciate that fact.;)
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Cashy are you calling me thick? or are you jsut repeating what GJ said? :)
I thought he said I was a 'sensible' poster(or words to that effect)....so does sensible mean 'thick' then? I am ever so confused.:D |
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