13-07-2016, 10:54 AM
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I wonder who is the true nasty party, at least they are not chucking bricks through each others windows. I heard briefly on the news this morning that Labour are having to suspend certain meeting until after the vote for leader for fear of more violence. I only caught part of the item but I'm sure we will here more.
13-07-2016, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Rainmaker
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I wonder who is the true nasty party, at least they are not chucking bricks through each others windows. I heard briefly on the news this morning that Labour are having to suspend certain meeting until after the vote for leader for fear of more violence. I only caught part of the item but I'm sure we will here more.
13-07-2016, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Barry you don't half talk a load of crap!!! - how can being a member of a Trade Union or receiving funding for their election expenses involve a conflict of interest??? Trade Unions are made up of thousands or millions of people and decisions made by the Trade Unions are subject to democratic process. Contract that with Theresa May's husband who manages £Trillions on behalf of his clients, many of whom are trying to 'hide' a lot of that money from the Inland Revenue. Theresa May, as Prime Minister is actually 'First Minister of the treasury' - if that isn't one huge conflict of interest I don't know what is.
13-07-2016, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Julie1962
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Only if you are an MP in the Tory party.
If you cast your eye over the press recently or on the news will here people mentioning some of the benefits for the poor, the living wage for instance or the increased tax allowance and a few more I could mention.
I think you are being over protective of Joe so perhaps you don't need to jump in quite so quickly when someone disagrees with him.
13-07-2016, 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Rainmaker
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You know full well that lie you perpetuate about the Conservatives is just that a lie. You do it to divert attention from the incompetence of your beloved Labour. If you cast your eye over the press recently or on the news will here people mentioning some of the benefits for the poor, the living wage for instance or the increased tax allowance and a few more I could mention.
I think you are being over protective of Joe so perhaps you don't need to jump in quite so quickly when someone disagrees with him.
Living wage ? Well only if you live in a cheap area of uk, increased tax allowance ? Many of us were or are below tax level anyway so made no difference to us.
Bedroom tax, austerity and demonising disabled and poor is what has happened from what I see.
13-07-2016, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Rainmaker
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I wonder who is the true nasty party, at least they are not chucking bricks through each others windows.
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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No some take it out on the poor and disabled much better class of bully in some parties.
Originally Posted by Rainmaker
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Are you meaning me Julie?
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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Only if you are an MP in the Tory party.
Can I add one?
I read last night that Cameron has waived his right to a pension on a par with Tony Blair's.
Cameron has said he will take 40,000 per annum when he reaches 65. (Currently aged 49).
Less than Blair. Blair is already receiving 80,000 per annum. He began to take his when he was 53.
Pick the money grabber there.
It might be hard for some on here so I'll allow them two guesses in case they're wrong first time.
13-07-2016, 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Rainmaker
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You know full well that lie you perpetuate about the Conservatives is just that a lie. You do it to divert attention from the incompetence of your beloved Labour. If you cast your eye over the press recently or on the news will here people mentioning some of the benefits for the poor, the living wage for instance or the increased tax allowance and a few more I could mention.
I think you are being over protective of Joe so perhaps you don't need to jump in quite so quickly when someone disagrees with him.
Oh really??? - so what's your excuse for this despicable policy - Hmmm???
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7023916.html
13-07-2016, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Morticia
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Hey ho .. the usual member(s) whining about the 'nasty' party. Can I add one?
I read last night that Cameron has waived his right to a pension on a par with Tony Blair's.
Cameron has said he will take 40,000 per annum when he reaches 65.
Less than Blair. Blair is already receiving 80,000 per annum. He began to take his 10 years ago when he was 53.
Pick the money grabber there.
It might be hard for some on here so I'll allow them two guesses in case they're wrong first time.
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