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@quiet_man wrote:
@melody wrote:
So in the few short weeks that the two toff-boys have been in charge of the country they have or plan to:
scrapped new school builds
scrapped the building of a hospital and begun to ‘overhaul’ the nhs to cut costs
vowed to make schools into academies… aka privatise them meaning that OFSTED standards will no longer apply
Stopped funding for the rights project which helps ppl appeal against wromg benefits decisions
raised VAT
scrapped several benefits
frozen child benefits……
need I go on???
Oh and let us not forget the millions in foreign aid pledged to help other countries which would basically wipe out our own domestic debts…
SOOOOO still glad you voted?
So how would you fix the £4 trillion debt and spending 30% more than you get via taxation?
It’s always the same after a Labour government, higher unemployment and a wrecked economy, you’d think people would have sussed this by now.Ermmm i would start by hitting the rich harder and leaving the those already on the poverty line alone….
perhaps the overseas aid might wipe out a bit of it… charity starts at home…
I was a child of the 80s, I grew up with Maggie at the helm, I remember my Dad fighting for his rights on a picket line and Maggie cancelling my milk at school … I have seen mass industry in the north east closed… then labour came along, the NHS went from strength to strength, waiting times slashed, education for all, women back into work through child care subsidies,- women in work… vital for the economy of a country like ours with an aged and dependant population greater than the working ages… then Clegg and his other eton pal come along and pull the plug, which will leave many woman with no option but to stay at home to raise their kids because tax credits are going to be abolished, the very money that allows working women to get help with childcare costs…Perhaps clegg and doofus might start by cutting their own salaries to that of someone with an equally important role in society say perhaps a paramedic? That would save a few grand!
I want my children to be educated to a standard with a national curriculum and where English is the primary language…. academies are just an excuse for the local enterprises to come in and set their own curriculum if they are forking out for it… does that mean in highly ethnic areas the children will be taught under Islamic laws for example? Another step to stamping out the English culture…. don’t get me started….
I apologise for any typing errors… the screen is jumping and I cannot see what I have typed without scrolling back
@gazlan wrote:
More fool you for expecting anymore from the two capitalist monkeys on a stick… how many trillion we in debt to now? That should keep the majority of you slaving away for God knows how long….enjoy !
Without a doubt justifies the apathetic attitude in the minds of swathes of the population….Im sooooo glad i didnt vote
I voted Labour
Doooooooooooooodah xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Hope you are good xxx
@cass_2000 wrote:
@melody wrote:
And for the record…
he was a normal kid, just like any other…
the photo of him in a dress etc… cross dresser… bull****!! I have photos of my bro in law in my clothes and my sisters make up when we were all drunk and messing about… that photo is just media sensationalism and his ex is just cashing in on the circus.
I think the whole scenario is a tragedy, and it is easy to critise someones personal life when they are not here to defend themselves. I do not condone the crimes he committed, to take a life is wrong without a doubt… but something must have lead him to this. We are in no postion to judge, we cannot believe the media hype, they are just out to sell papers and any cost. I feel for Angus (who was in my brothers class at school too), because not only has he got to come to terms with his loss and the actions of his brother, some of the public are now labelling him a bad guy… these people disgust me. Poor man.
Why shouldn’t his ex be “cashing in”? After the stuff she encountered daily because of that man then surely she deserves something good in her life now to keep her going, and to provide for her and her kids future’s. I know I certainly would welcome some extra cash, esp if it meant sharing her story about violence and abuse, and letting people know that it can and does happen.
The point is Cass, we only have her word that these things happened to her!
And for the record…
he was a normal kid, just like any other…
the photo of him in a dress etc… cross dresser… bull****!! I have photos of my bro in law in my clothes and my sisters make up when we were all drunk and messing about… that photo is just media sensationalism and his ex is just cashing in on the circus.
I think the whole scenario is a tragedy, and it is easy to critise someones personal life when they are not here to defend themselves. I do not condone the crimes he committed, to take a life is wrong without a doubt… but something must have lead him to this. We are in no postion to judge, we cannot believe the media hype, they are just out to sell papers and any cost. I feel for Angus (who was in my brothers class at school too), because not only has he got to come to terms with his loss and the actions of his brother, some of the public are now labelling him a bad guy… these people disgust me. Poor man.
errr…
I went to school with Raoul, I posted something on facebook in my old school bit and I had a Daily Mirror reporter contact me trying to dig up dirt about Raoul’s past…. I ignored it. I think the media should now let the story subside.
When I went to Kenya I got mugged by a Baboon, it ran at me and stole my packed lunch out of my hands, (I never argued) I was gutted but amazed to watch it carefully unwrap my cling filmed lunch and shell the egg but seeing it toss the litter to float off across the african plains I felt like a massive litter lout! The monkeys there for being wild certainly were used to tourists, you could be sitting by the pool enjoying a beer and next thing you would look and one would be sitting next to your sunlounger knocking back ya drink! The cheek!! Blowback from a monkey is not the one!
No one missed me so am not gonna tell you where I was so NER :P
@sarah_1 wrote:
UCLA STUDY (very interesting and short)
A study conducted by UCLA’s Department of Psychiatry has revealed that the kind of face a woman finds attractive on a man can differ depending on where she is in her menstrual cycle.
For example: If she is ovulating, she is attracted to men with rugged and masculine features. However, if she is menstruating or menopausal, she tends to be more attracted to a man with duct tape over his mouth and a spear lodged in his chest with a bat up his ass while he is on fire.
No further studies are expected on this subject. :lol: :lol:
Poor Bat! :?
***wonders when life became so shallow?***
**also wonders why Gazlan has pictures of Pete**
*****and lastly wonders why am bothering to wonder such things****
