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cashman 07-02-2012 10:28

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 968646)
Haven't you heard the phrase 'divide and rule' and the simplest way to do this is to set the people against one another.......while they are fighting themselves, they cannot be in touch with what is going on in the bigger world out there........and they(the politicians) cannot be blamed if we destroy ourselves.

We do not need fragmented government........all government has costs attached to it, officers, administrators, politicians......all want paying so it isn't economic or political sense to advocate such changes.
We need less government not more(and scattered about the place).
We need politicians who care about the place they reperesent......I mean really care....not just issuing sound bites that they think the electorate will swallow without much concrete thought.

It seems to me that the current incumbents care only for lining their own pockets and building some kind of place on the gravy train that is Brussels......and that is what is wrong. They have no feelings for the common man who is the constituent and put the cross on the ballot paper.

Whilst i fully agree wi the divide n rule, Do yeh not think we are already divided? Cameron has already ensured that, Which is why i say the jurys out wi me.

Wynonie Harris 07-02-2012 10:37

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A Northern Parliament, eh?....could be quite good for an ambitious Northern-based Labour MP...as our resident Labour loyalist has already pointed out, there's more chance of Labour being in power...and smaller government means less competition for those top jobs!

As for the rest of us, a total irrelevancy...as for the quaint notion that the present-day Labour hierarchy are somehow more concerned with the plight of the common man than Cameron and his mob...words fail me. :rolleyes:

cashman 07-02-2012 10:49

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 968655)
words fail me. :rolleyes:

Thats a first.:D

Wynonie Harris 07-02-2012 10:56

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 968656)
Thats a first.:D

Well, I did think of using an epithet picked up from your good self, whilst standing on the Clayton End...but then I decided that I didn't want to get banned! ;)

Margaret Pilkington 07-02-2012 11:32

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 968651)
Whilst i fully agree wi the divide n rule, Do yeh not think we are already divided? Cameron has already ensured that, Which is why i say the jurys out wi me.


The divisions were not started by this government Cashy(they haven't been helped by this government either), but by those who allowed free let to people who should not be in this country...those who encouraged porous borders, telling us all the while it was good for us. that it was good for the country.
Giving the incomers more relevance than those who were brought up for generations in this country. Those were the divisive practices,that and the dilution of Britishness.
It is more than a political thing, it is a sociological thing, a cultural thing.

It makes no sense to break the country into small portions, each with its own ruling government......and the costs that that would incur.

cashman 07-02-2012 11:41

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Am well aware always been divisions in my lifetime,no question, this lot have just made em that much wider.;)

jaysay 07-02-2012 18:27

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 968660)
The divisions were not started by this government Cash(they haven't been helped by this government either), but by those who allowed free let to people who should not be in this country...those who encouraged porous borders, telling us all the while it was good for us. that it was good for the country.
Giving the incomers more relevance than those who were brought up for generations in this country. Those were the divisive practices,that and the dilution of Britishness.
It is more than a political thing, it is a sociological thing, a cultural thing.

It makes no sense to break the country into small portions, each with its own ruling government......and the costs that that would incur.

Ya you could just imagine a northern assembly presided over by Sturmbannfuhrer Jones and his Storm Troopers, yu shalt not have a vote on a referendum, the plebs don't need to bother their tiny little brain ve shall make all ze decisions

cmonstanley 07-02-2012 22:59

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just like the tories giving a u.s. company the contract to print tickets for the olympics:rolleyes:;)

Margaret Pilkington 08-02-2012 06:27

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Just what has that got to do with a Northern Parliament?

jaysay 08-02-2012 08:50

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 968857)
Just what has that got to do with a Northern Parliament?

Shusssh Margaret, just let him go back to sleep

Margaret Pilkington 08-02-2012 09:55

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I think he was asleep when he posted that.

jaysay 08-02-2012 10:03

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 968889)
I think he was asleep when he posted that.

Think he's asleep when he posts everything:D

andrewb 08-02-2012 21:18

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The European Union is out of touch with the North, South, East and West. Graham should really focus his efforts on getting us a referendum on our membership of the EU. If he's committed to more localised decision making then bringing back powers from Brussels is a good start.

Wynonie Harris 08-02-2012 21:28

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 969047)
The European Union is out of touch with the North, South, East and West. Graham should really focus his efforts on getting us a referendum on our membership of the EU. If he's committed to more localised decision making then bringing back powers from Brussels is a good start.

Quite right, he should, but Graham's party aren't in power. Perhaps those who ARE in power could focus their efforts on giving us an EU referendum? :rolleyes:

cashman 08-02-2012 21:28

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 969047)
The European Union is out of touch with the North, South, East and West. Graham should really focus his efforts on getting us a referendum on our membership of the EU. If he's committed to more localised decision making then bringing back powers from Brussels is a good start.

Well your lots in power, They "CAN" do it, but they won't.:rolleyes:


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