Thatcher death celebration T-shirts removed from sale in Brighton Centre (From The Argus)

john5001 wrote:
she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

lordenglandofsussex wrote:
Britain's demise started with Thatcher and was put into terminal decline by Blair and his filth party.

Britain has changed beyond recognition and what was a once wonderful country has become a cesspit of crime and mass immigration.

The media is now controlled to such an extent that political bias has become endemic towards a liberal agenda. It must stop.

john5001 wrote:
she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

john5001 wrote:
she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture.

The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

john5001 wrote:
she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture.

The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

Andy R wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

So it's true! You didn't die in that bunker in Berlin......

Oooh err wrote:
How this country needs a leader like Margaret Thatcher now.

Charismatic Andrew wrote:

Oooh err wrote:
How this country needs a leader like Margaret Thatcher now.

Don't be ridiculous. As the article says she's suffering from dementia. It would be crazy for her to take on the leadership again. Absolutely crazy. Complete nonsense.

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man.
She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day.
Where can I get one of these shirts?

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro


ng wrote:

john5001 wrote:
she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture.

The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what?

Your correct statement should have been......

..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)!

Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation.

Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us.

Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate.

Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

gaz scott wrote:
That was my interpretation of the phrase "not sharing the full truth". My apologies if I wrongly assumed you were suggesting something you didn't exactly mean.

But maybe for the sake of clarity you'd like to explain exactly what you did mean and perhaps comment on your own command of the English language and what conclusions we might be allowed to draw from it.

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

gaz scott wrote:
That was my interpretation of the phrase "not sharing the full truth". My apologies if I wrongly assumed you were suggesting something you didn't exactly mean.

But maybe for the sake of clarity you'd like to explain exactly what you did mean and perhaps comment on your own command of the English language and what conclusions we might be allowed to draw from it.

Are you representing samallerdice on this thread, if not I suggest you butt out as you are wasting your own and my time.

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man. She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day. Where can I get one of these shirts?

gaz scott wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

gaz scott wrote:
That was my interpretation of the phrase "not sharing the full truth". My apologies if I wrongly assumed you were suggesting something you didn't exactly mean.

But maybe for the sake of clarity you'd like to explain exactly what you did mean and perhaps comment on your own command of the English language and what conclusions we might be allowed to draw from it.

Are you representing samallerdice on this thread, if not I suggest you butt out as you are wasting your own and my time.

OK I will but you have demonstrated to all on here what a hypocrite you are by dismissing someone's post on the basis of a small typo when your own posts contain many grammatical errors. Subject closed.

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

gaz scott wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro


ng wrote:

gaz scott wrote:
That was my interpretation of the phrase "not sharing the full truth". My apologies if I wrongly assumed you were suggesting something you didn't exactly mean.

But maybe for the sake of clarity you'd like to explain exactly what you did mean and perhaps comment on your own command of the English language and what conclusions we might be allowed to draw from it.

Are you representing samallerdice on this thread, if not I suggest you butt out as you are wasting your own and my time.

OK I will but you have demonstrated to all on here what a hypocrite you are by dismissing someone's post on the basis of a small typo when your own posts contain many grammatical errors. Subject closed.

More importantly and relevant, I think you are unhelpfully busy, demonstrating an inept lack of judgement and a desire for nuisance by involving yourself in something of no relevance to you. Accordingly, I suggest you cease posting with immediate effect and instead attend to something value creating.

gaz scott wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

gaz scott wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro



ng wrote:

gaz scott wrote:
That was my interpretation of the phrase "not sharing the full truth". My apologies if I wrongly assumed you were suggesting something you didn't exactly mean.

But maybe for the sake of clarity you'd like to explain exactly what you did mean and perhaps comment on your own command of the English language and what conclusions we might be allowed to draw from it.

Are you representing samallerdice on this thread, if not I suggest you butt out as you are wasting your own and my time.

OK I will but you have demonstrated to all on here what a hypocrite you are by dismissing someone's post on the basis of a small typo when your own posts contain many grammatical errors. Subject closed.

More importantly and relevant, I think you are unhelpfully busy, demonstrating an inept lack of judgement and a desire for nuisance by involving yourself in something of no relevance to you. Accordingly, I suggest you cease posting with immediate effect and instead attend to something value creating.

Oh God! Verbiage. It's not you again is it Bladesboy?

jeremy radvan wrote:
I have no objection to Thatcher being granted a state funeral when her time comes. I believe that it would be appropriate to organise it along lines with which she would feel comfortable. The whole ceremony should be put out to competitive tender. This would ensure that the "hard pressed taxpayer" would get value for money. I am now in a position to guarantee that my bid would be by far the cheapest. There is no need for a gun carriage as I know a pond where, with a bit of paddling about, I can obtain a set of pram wheels. The large cardboard box that could be picked up from the back of Halfords might not sit securely but would certainly be cheaper than oak. The greatest expense I can imagine would be the litre of petrol needed to complete the ceremony in an undeveloped plot in Shoreditch. The final journey of the bucket of ashes to the viewing platform on The Shard could be achieved on foot. With the wind in the right direction the "greatest peacetime prime minister" could be scattered across London for less than £3.00.

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

gaz scott wrote:

jeremy radvan wrote: I have no objection to Thatcher being granted a state funeral when her time comes. I believe that it would be appropriate to organise it along lines with which she would feel comfortable. The whole ceremony should be put out to competitive tender. This would ensure that the "hard pressed taxpayer" would get value for money. I am now in a position to guarantee that my bid would be by far the cheapest. There is no need for a gun carriage as I know a pond where, with a bit of paddling about, I can obtain a set of pram wheels. The large cardboard box that could be picked up from the back of Halfords might not sit securely but would certainly be cheaper than oak. The greatest expense I can imagine would be the litre of petrol needed to complete the ceremony in an undeveloped plot in Shoreditch. The final journey of the bucket of ashes to the viewing platform on The Shard could be achieved on foot. With the wind in the right direction the "greatest peacetime prime minister" could be scattered across London for less than £3.00.

Ha ha very good. I'll donate the £3.00 and give you an extra £5 if you make sure she's still alive when you do it.

Hoarder12345444 wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

So how do you explain the years of growth and prosperity under Labour from 1997 until 2008? 11 years of growth and lots of jobs. Yes immigration was bad, and yes too many people claimed benefits. But now you have the Tories trying to scare the disabled and get them to work, and not tax their rich mates too much. To blame the ordinary hard working person whilst letting rich companies dodge corporation tax. It it is funny how since growth returned in 2010 it has been eroded by severe goverment cuts and tax rises. To do what, get down the deficit? Get the economy strong first!! The tories are hurting this country's economy and keep blaming labour when it was under them there was long term prospterity and growth. Now all there is severe austerity and doom and gloom and all driven by Thatchers favourite rich boy, Cameron. I hate Thatcher for what she did to this country's industry and I hope she rots in hell for it.

gaz scott wrote:
Sorry matey but I said I would as far as this discussion went then you started your trademark verbiage. So, you shut up then I will, but you can't make meaningless and long-winded statements about me and expect me not to reply.

So Bladesboy wannabe moderator and forum idiot did you get banned again and have to set up a new username. (Rhetorical question)

Auld School wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man. She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day. Where can I get one of these shirts?

Nice try. The unions in the 70 and 80s were not about protecting the working man they were about power and greed.

Spin forward to the Labour years 97-2010 and they allow unrestricted immigration with huge numbers of unskilled immigrants flooding the unskilled labour markets. This surplus of labour drives down the wages of British unskilled workers and they are driven to welfare.

Not a peep from the unions.

People like you dont get it because you are a bigot. The working class don't trust the Tories because they are Tories. We know what they are.

Labour and the socialists though they speak with forked tongue. They say they are for the working man but look what they have done for the British working class. Driven them to welfare.

So, they are much worse than tories.......and I hate them for their betrayal. As a working class man I will happily dance on their graves.

Morpheus wrote:

john5001 wrote:
she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

She actually sold Britain to the ordinary people of the country through the cheap sale of shares in the old nationalised industries.

Oooh err wrote:
How this country needs a leader like Margaret Thatcher now.

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

Andy R wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro


ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

So it's true! You didn't die in that bunker in Berlin......

Presume AndyR is just another member of the workshy, benefit grabbing population, who will soon be forced to join the workforce.

Looking forward to seeing your tax contributions joining mine in the not too distant future, when you can no longer get something for doing nothing.

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man.
She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day.
Where can I get one of these shirts?

Margaret's influence was sheer brilliance and its only the recent Labour government's crass incompetence and mismanagement that has left the country where it is.

Funny how Blair, the socialist's friend is a multi-millionaire and the very people who put him into that position are also sharing the hand outs from his benefit programs.

Won't be long before the gravy train is empty and just in the same way that you don't really know what is happening in the UK, you won't get a shirt in Spain!

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

gaz scott wrote:
Sorry matey but I said I would as far as this discussion went then you started your trademark verbiage. So, you shut up then I will, but you can't make meaningless and long-winded statements about me and expect me not to reply.

So Bladesboy wannabe moderator and forum idiot did you get banned again and have to set up a new username. (Rhetorical question)

You are certainly no Matey of mine and your rambling is getting on my nerves and I'd imagine those of other readers too.

Do you actually have anything to say on this story, or do you just make nasty comments about other posters?

ourcoalition wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man.
She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day.
Where can I get one of these shirts?

Margaret's influence was sheer brilliance and its only the recent Labour government's crass incompetence and mismanagement that has left the country where it is.

Funny how Blair, the socialist's friend is a multi-millionaire and the very people who put him into that position are also sharing the hand outs from his benefit programs.

Won't be long before the gravy train is empty and just in the same way that you don't really know what is happening in the UK, you won't get a shirt in Spain!

"Blair the socialists friend"? All your points are rubbish, but that is the most rubbish - what evidence have you got for that??!!

ourcoalition wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man.
She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day.
Where can I get one of these shirts?

Margaret's influence was sheer brilliance and its only the recent Labour government's crass incompetence and mismanagement that has left the country where it is.

Funny how Blair, the socialist's friend is a multi-millionaire and the very people who put him into that position are also sharing the hand outs from his benefit programs.

Won't be long before the gravy train is empty and just in the same way that you don't really know what is happening in the UK, you won't get a shirt in Spain!

"Blair the socialists friend"? All your points are rubbish, but that is the most rubbish - what evidence have you got for that??!!

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

ourcoalition wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro


ng wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man.
She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day.
Where can I get one of these shirts?

Margaret's influence was sheer brilliance and its only the recent Labour government's crass incompetence and mismanagement that has left the country where it is.

Funny how Blair, the socialist's friend is a multi-millionaire and the very people who put him into that position are also sharing the hand outs from his benefit programs.

Won't be long before the gravy train is empty and just in the same way that you don't really know what is happening in the UK, you won't get a shirt in Spain!

"Blair the socialists friend"? All your points are rubbish, but that is the most rubbish - what evidence have you got for that??!!

Do you always spout absolute nonsense, or is it just saved for the nonsensical points you attempt (very badly) to make on here?

Now let me think are socialists closer to Labour or Tory? Mmm! That'll make Tony a friend of the socialists who helped vote him and his lot in then.

In terms of benefit claimants then when you, AndyR and your chums are back (assumes you ever have been) working, together with the other 50% (your figures are nonsense) then the UK will truly be a better place.

Best regards

ourcoalition wrote:

Morpheus wrote:

john5001 wrote:
she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

She actually sold Britain to the ordinary people of the country through the cheap sale of shares in the old nationalised industries.

Which were then snapped up by the multi-nationals - brilliant!!! You fell for the lies then, and probably, now!

jeremy radvan wrote:
I have no objection to Thatcher being granted a state funeral when her time comes. I believe that it would be appropriate to organise it along lines with which she would feel comfortable. The whole ceremony should be put out to competitive tender. This would ensure that the "hard pressed taxpayer" would get value for money. I am now in a position to guarantee that my bid would be by far the cheapest. There is no need for a gun carriage as I know a pond where, with a bit of paddling about, I can obtain a set of pram wheels. The large cardboard box that could be picked up from the back of Halfords might not sit securely but would certainly be cheaper than oak. The greatest expense I can imagine would be the litre of petrol needed to complete the ceremony in an undeveloped plot in Shoreditch. The final journey of the bucket of ashes to the viewing platform on The Shard could be achieved on foot. With the wind in the right direction the "greatest peacetime prime minister" could be scattered across London for less than £3.00.

gaz scott wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

ourcoalition wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro



ng wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man.
She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day.
Where can I get one of these shirts?

Margaret's influence was sheer brilliance and its only the recent Labour government's crass incompetence and mismanagement that has left the country where it is.

Funny how Blair, the socialist's friend is a multi-millionaire and the very people who put him into that position are also sharing the hand outs from his benefit programs.

Won't be long before the gravy train is empty and just in the same way that you don't really know what is happening in the UK, you won't get a shirt in Spain!

"Blair the socialists friend"? All your points are rubbish, but that is the most rubbish - what evidence have you got for that??!!

Do you always spout absolute nonsense, or is it just saved for the nonsensical points you attempt (very badly) to make on here?

Now let me think are socialists closer to Labour or Tory? Mmm! That'll make Tony a friend of the socialists who helped vote him and his lot in then.

In terms of benefit claimants then when you, AndyR and your chums are back (assumes you ever have been) working, together with the other 50% (your figures are nonsense) then the UK will truly be a better place.

Best regards

Tony Blair (and New Labour generally) was closer, much closer to the Tories and big business in ideology and sympathy than he ever was any even soft-left Socialist.

sasquatch2202 wrote:

jeremy radvan wrote:
I have no objection to Thatcher being granted a state funeral when her time comes. I believe that it would be appropriate to organise it along lines with which she would feel comfortable. The whole ceremony should be put out to competitive tender. This would ensure that the "hard pressed taxpayer" would get value for money. I am now in a position to guarantee that my bid would be by far the cheapest. There is no need for a gun carriage as I know a pond where, with a bit of paddling about, I can obtain a set of pram wheels. The large cardboard box that could be picked up from the back of Halfords might not sit securely but would certainly be cheaper than oak. The greatest expense I can imagine would be the litre of petrol needed to complete the ceremony in an undeveloped plot in Shoreditch. The final journey of the bucket of ashes to the viewing platform on The Shard could be achieved on foot. With the wind in the right direction the "greatest peacetime prime minister" could be scattered across London for less than £3.00.

Give me a shout if you need a hand with the bucket. Its amazing how these people who stick up for this dispicable creature readily forget how itself and the later to be called "lord" lawson managed to get interest rates up to 16% throwing thousands of businesses to the wall as well as thousands of people losing their homes. The only people that arent affected by successive inept governments are rich people who always seem to benefit.

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

gaz scott wrote:

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ng wrote:

ourcoalition wrote:

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ng wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man.
She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day.
Where can I get one of these shirts?

Margaret's influence was sheer brilliance and its only the recent Labour government's crass incompetence and mismanagement that has left the country where it is.

Funny how Blair, the socialist's friend is a multi-millionaire and the very people who put him into that position are also sharing the hand outs from his benefit programs.

Won't be long before the gravy train is empty and just in the same way that you don't really know what is happening in the UK, you won't get a shirt in Spain!

"Blair the socialists friend"? All your points are rubbish, but that is the most rubbish - what evidence have you got for that??!!

Do you always spout absolute nonsense, or is it just saved for the nonsensical points you attempt (very badly) to make on here?

Now let me think are socialists closer to Labour or Tory? Mmm! That'll make Tony a friend of the socialists who helped vote him and his lot in then.

In terms of benefit claimants then when you, AndyR and your chums are back (assumes you ever have been) working, together with the other 50% (your figures are nonsense) then the UK will truly be a better place.

Best regards

Tony Blair (and New Labour generally) was closer, much closer to the Tories and big business in ideology and sympathy than he ever was any even soft-left Socialist.

I had hoped we had heard the last of you.

As everyone knows, Blair and his chums were out and out Labour and please don't be selective with your memory after the event.

Where the confusion may lie is in what happened next and its really quite interesting how having duped his supporters he now has huge wealth and they don't. Are you one of the disaffected voters by any chance?

gaz scott wrote:

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ng wrote:

gaz scott wrote:

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ng wrote:

ourcoalition wrote:

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ng wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man.
She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day.
Where can I get one of these shirts?

Margaret's influence was sheer brilliance and its only the recent Labour government's crass incompetence and mismanagement that has left the country where it is.

Funny how Blair, the socialist's friend is a multi-millionaire and the very people who put him into that position are also sharing the hand outs from his benefit programs.

Won't be long before the gravy train is empty and just in the same way that you don't really know what is happening in the UK, you won't get a shirt in Spain!

"Blair the socialists friend"? All your points are rubbish, but that is the most rubbish - what evidence have you got for that??!!

Do you always spout absolute nonsense, or is it just saved for the nonsensical points you attempt (very badly) to make on here?

Now let me think are socialists closer to Labour or Tory? Mmm! That'll make Tony a friend of the socialists who helped vote him and his lot in then.

In terms of benefit claimants then when you, AndyR and your chums are back (assumes you ever have been) working, together with the other 50% (your figures are nonsense) then the UK will truly be a better place.

Best regards

Tony Blair (and New Labour generally) was closer, much closer to the Tories and big business in ideology and sympathy than he ever was any even soft-left Socialist.

I had hoped we had heard the last of you.

As everyone knows, Blair and his chums were out and out Labour and please don't be selective with your memory after the event.

Where the confusion may lie is in what happened next and its really quite interesting how having duped his supporters he now has huge wealth and they don't. Are you one of the disaffected voters by any chance?

You can't honestly think Tony Blair was "out and out Labour". Unfortunately he shifted the whole party substantially to the right. OK some might argue (not sure I would) that he wasn't as bad as the nasty and incompetent idiots we have in now.

And as if he wasn't always gonna be rich once he served his time in office. Serve the interests of the rich then get a big pay-off. It's how politics works unfortunately!

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

sasquatch2202 wrote:

jeremy radvan wrote:
I have no objection to Thatcher being granted a state funeral when her time comes. I believe that it would be appropriate to organise it along lines with which she would feel comfortable. The whole ceremony should be put out to competitive tender. This would ensure that the "hard pressed taxpayer" would get value for money. I am now in a position to guarantee that my bid would be by far the cheapest. There is no need for a gun carriage as I know a pond where, with a bit of paddling about, I can obtain a set of pram wheels. The large cardboard box that could be picked up from the back of Halfords might not sit securely but would certainly be cheaper than oak. The greatest expense I can imagine would be the litre of petrol needed to complete the ceremony in an undeveloped plot in Shoreditch. The final journey of the bucket of ashes to the viewing platform on The Shard could be achieved on foot. With the wind in the right direction the "greatest peacetime prime minister" could be scattered across London for less than £3.00.

Give me a shout if you need a hand with the bucket. Its amazing how these people who stick up for this dispicable creature readily forget how itself and the later to be called "lord" lawson managed to get interest rates up to 16% throwing thousands of businesses to the wall as well as thousands of people losing their homes. The only people that arent affected by successive inept governments are rich people who always seem to benefit.

Another delusional comment. Your reference point should be Tony Blair, who served the benefit claiming classes extremely well!

sasquatch2202 wrote:
Another product of the "I'm alright jack" brigade. I wonder what your opinion would be if you had lost you're house or job? Please please please put your hand in your pocket when she thankfully goes and you and the other people who did well out of other peoples misery can bury the old bat

Hoarder12345444 wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

So how do you explain the years of growth and prosperity under Labour from 1997 until 2008? 11 years of growth and lots of jobs. Yes immigration was bad, and yes too many people claimed benefits. But now you have the Tories trying to scare the disabled and get them to work, and not tax their rich mates too much. To blame the ordinary hard working person whilst letting rich companies dodge corporation tax. It it is funny how since growth returned in 2010 it has been eroded by severe goverment cuts and tax rises. To do what, get down the deficit? Get the economy strong first!! The tories are hurting this country's economy and keep blaming labour when it was under them there was long term prospterity and growth. Now all there is severe austerity and doom and gloom and all driven by Thatchers favourite rich boy, Cameron. I hate Thatcher for what she did to this country's industry and I hope she rots in hell for it.

vivelavive wrote:

Hoarder12345444 wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro


ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

So how do you explain the years of growth and prosperity under Labour from 1997 until 2008? 11 years of growth and lots of jobs. Yes immigration was bad, and yes too many people claimed benefits. But now you have the Tories trying to scare the disabled and get them to work, and not tax their rich mates too much. To blame the ordinary hard working person whilst letting rich companies dodge corporation tax. It it is funny how since growth returned in 2010 it has been eroded by severe goverment cuts and tax rises. To do what, get down the deficit? Get the economy strong first!! The tories are hurting this country's economy and keep blaming labour when it was under them there was long term prospterity and growth. Now all there is severe austerity and doom and gloom and all driven by Thatchers favourite rich boy, Cameron. I hate Thatcher for what she did to this country's industry and I hope she rots in hell for it.

Are you completely stupid?

The "growth" under Labour that fools like you believe actually happened was smoke and mirrors.

The huge deficit we now have was down to the Labour government creating hundreds of thousands of public sector jobs to win votes without the money to pay for them.

So what happened? You guessed it! The government borrowed the money to pay these salaries and fund their various other initiatives designed simply to win favour amongst people stupid enough to fall for it. You seem an obvious candidate.

Now we have to pay it back. Thanks for those golden years Blair et al.

gaz scott wrote:

vivelavive wrote:

Hoarder12345444 wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro



ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

So how do you explain the years of growth and prosperity under Labour from 1997 until 2008? 11 years of growth and lots of jobs. Yes immigration was bad, and yes too many people claimed benefits. But now you have the Tories trying to scare the disabled and get them to work, and not tax their rich mates too much. To blame the ordinary hard working person whilst letting rich companies dodge corporation tax. It it is funny how since growth returned in 2010 it has been eroded by severe goverment cuts and tax rises. To do what, get down the deficit? Get the economy strong first!! The tories are hurting this country's economy and keep blaming labour when it was under them there was long term prospterity and growth. Now all there is severe austerity and doom and gloom and all driven by Thatchers favourite rich boy, Cameron. I hate Thatcher for what she did to this country's industry and I hope she rots in hell for it.

Are you completely stupid?

The "growth" under Labour that fools like you believe actually happened was smoke and mirrors.

The huge deficit we now have was down to the Labour government creating hundreds of thousands of public sector jobs to win votes without the money to pay for them.

So what happened? You guessed it! The government borrowed the money to pay these salaries and fund their various other initiatives designed simply to win favour amongst people stupid enough to fall for it. You seem an obvious candidate.

Now we have to pay it back. Thanks for those golden years Blair et al.

Put very simply it all depends on whether you believe the current crisis was due to Government spending or to the massive deregulation and political complicity that have enabled huge global financial institutions to run amok. If we were the only country in the West suffering a crisis your argument might be more persuasive.

Oooh err wrote:
How this country needs a leader like Margaret Thatcher now.

Old Ladys Gin wrote:

Oooh err wrote:
How this country needs a leader like Margaret Thatcher now.

Strong leader = Dictator

I'd rather have strong systems that negated the need for a strong leader.

vivelavive wrote:

gaz scott wrote:

vivelavive wrote:

Hoarder12345444 wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro




ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

So how do you explain the years of growth and prosperity under Labour from 1997 until 2008? 11 years of growth and lots of jobs. Yes immigration was bad, and yes too many people claimed benefits. But now you have the Tories trying to scare the disabled and get them to work, and not tax their rich mates too much. To blame the ordinary hard working person whilst letting rich companies dodge corporation tax. It it is funny how since growth returned in 2010 it has been eroded by severe goverment cuts and tax rises. To do what, get down the deficit? Get the economy strong first!! The tories are hurting this country's economy and keep blaming labour when it was under them there was long term prospterity and growth. Now all there is severe austerity and doom and gloom and all driven by Thatchers favourite rich boy, Cameron. I hate Thatcher for what she did to this country's industry and I hope she rots in hell for it.

Are you completely stupid?

The "growth" under Labour that fools like you believe actually happened was smoke and mirrors.

The huge deficit we now have was down to the Labour government creating hundreds of thousands of public sector jobs to win votes without the money to pay for them.

So what happened? You guessed it! The government borrowed the money to pay these salaries and fund their various other initiatives designed simply to win favour amongst people stupid enough to fall for it. You seem an obvious candidate.

Now we have to pay it back. Thanks for those golden years Blair et al.

Put very simply it all depends on whether you believe the current crisis was due to Government spending or to the massive deregulation and political complicity that have enabled huge global financial institutions to run amok. If we were the only country in the West suffering a crisis your argument might be more persuasive.

I am not denying that the world is in recession.

I do not agree, however, that deregulation of the financial services industry led the Labour government to spend £150 billion a year more than it received in taxes.

mr punch wrote:
never mind, at least they have the t shirts ready for when the old bat cops it. I think it will a great day of celebration cos she was a nasty, smelly, evil old crow who left a lot of us with absolutely sweet fa. some ppl may think she was the best thing since sliced bread but they probably dint have to live in a 5h1t hole cos there was no mwork for the common man whilst the fat cats puffed on their cigars, looked out the window and muttered.. "let them eat scraps"

Morpheus wrote:

john5001 wrote:
she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

She actually sold Britain to the ordinary people of the country through the cheap sale of shares in the old nationalised industries.

gaz scott wrote:

vivelavive wrote:

gaz scott wrote:

vivelavive wrote:

Hoarder12345444 wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

So how do you explain the years of growth and prosperity under Labour from 1997 until 2008? 11 years of growth and lots of jobs. Yes immigration was bad, and yes too many people claimed benefits. But now you have the Tories trying to scare the disabled and get them to work, and not tax their rich mates too much. To blame the ordinary hard working person whilst letting rich companies dodge corporation tax. It it is funny how since growth returned in 2010 it has been eroded by severe goverment cuts and tax rises. To do what, get down the deficit? Get the economy strong first!! The tories are hurting this country's economy and keep blaming labour when it was under them there was long term prospterity and growth. Now all there is severe austerity and doom and gloom and all driven by Thatchers favourite rich boy, Cameron. I hate Thatcher for what she did to this country's industry and I hope she rots in hell for it.

Are you completely stupid? The "growth" under Labour that fools like you believe actually happened was smoke and mirrors. The huge deficit we now have was down to the Labour government creating hundreds of thousands of public sector jobs to win votes without the money to pay for them. So what happened? You guessed it! The government borrowed the money to pay these salaries and fund their various other initiatives designed simply to win favour amongst people stupid enough to fall for it. You seem an obvious candidate. Now we have to pay it back. Thanks for those golden years Blair et al.

Put very simply it all depends on whether you believe the current crisis was due to Government spending or to the massive deregulation and political complicity that have enabled huge global financial institutions to run amok. If we were the only country in the West suffering a crisis your argument might be more persuasive.

I am not denying that the world is in recession. I do not agree, however, that deregulation of the financial services industry led the Labour government to spend £150 billion a year more than it received in taxes.

Labour are just as much to blame as the Tories for the mess.

Hoarder12345444 wrote:

gaz scott wrote:

vivelavive wrote:

gaz scott wrote:

vivelavive wrote:

Hoarder12345444 wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

So how do you explain the years of growth and prosperity under Labour from 1997 until 2008? 11 years of growth and lots of jobs. Yes immigration was bad, and yes too many people claimed benefits. But now you have the Tories trying to scare the disabled and get them to work, and not tax their rich mates too much. To blame the ordinary hard working person whilst letting rich companies dodge corporation tax. It it is funny how since growth returned in 2010 it has been eroded by severe goverment cuts and tax rises. To do what, get down the deficit? Get the economy strong first!! The tories are hurting this country's economy and keep blaming labour when it was under them there was long term prospterity and growth. Now all there is severe austerity and doom and gloom and all driven by Thatchers favourite rich boy, Cameron. I hate Thatcher for what she did to this country's industry and I hope she rots in hell for it.

Are you completely stupid? The "growth" under Labour that fools like you believe actually happened was smoke and mirrors. The huge deficit we now have was down to the Labour government creating hundreds of thousands of public sector jobs to win votes without the money to pay for them. So what happened? You guessed it! The government borrowed the money to pay these salaries and fund their various other initiatives designed simply to win favour amongst people stupid enough to fall for it. You seem an obvious candidate. Now we have to pay it back. Thanks for those golden years Blair et al.

Put very simply it all depends on whether you believe the current crisis was due to Government spending or to the massive deregulation and political complicity that have enabled huge global financial institutions to run amok. If we were the only country in the West suffering a crisis your argument might be more persuasive.

I am not denying that the world is in recession. I do not agree, however, that deregulation of the financial services industry led the Labour government to spend £150 billion a year more than it received in taxes.

Labour are just as much to blame as the Tories for the mess.

Don't try and insult me with your Tory boy claptrap. The bottom line is the world was in very good place from 1997 until even 2010 as Labour dealt with the crisis very well. There was growth for years, perhaps over spending, but a vibrant economy and lots of jobs and unemployment below 1.5 million (how accurate are these figures??). Now you have nearly 2.6 million unemployed, not many jobs a stagnant economy for nearly year and clueless Chancellor. And no plan B.

Labour created jobs, they created lots of prosperity and growth. They should have regulated the banks better to prevent the 2008 crisis though. They should have prevented less immigrants.

All this nonsense about Blair being a war criminal, nonsense, we had to stand with the US and wipe out Saddam Hussein. He was evil and posed a legitimate threat.


I therefore think that since 2010 since we returned to steady, not significant growth the severe austerity plan then came into effect in 2011 the economy has gone backwards. The facts don't lie, it's the governments fault we now have the longest ever peacetime economic recovery since WW2. They won't admit it, partly because they don't care. And partly because they are arrogant, just like Thatcher was. The Tories will always be the rich mans friend. Until the Tories realise that we need a different direction of economic policy given taxing breaks and lowering VAT and even Fuel duty the Economy will continue to stagnate much further. It needs help, stimulus yet all the government care about is the deficit. What is it really, and what is "debt" between countries anyway, certainly not the debt any normal person would understand!!!

sbiscorrupt wrote:
6pm, Trafalgar Square, on the first Saturday after the death of Thatcher...

The party date has been set for a while now...all we need is for the senile old bat to oblige!

sbiscorrupt wrote:
6pm, Trafalgar Square, on the first Saturday after the death of Thatcher...

The party date has been set for a while now...all we need is for the senile old bat to oblige!

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

sbiscorrupt wrote:
6pm, Trafalgar Square, on the first Saturday after the death of Thatcher...

The party date has been set for a while now...all we need is for the senile old bat to oblige!

I am happy to propose a similar arrangement for the first week you do some work and don't draw benefits?

sbiscorrupt wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

sbiscorrupt wrote:
6pm, Trafalgar Square, on the first Saturday after the death of Thatcher...

The party date has been set for a while now...all we need is for the senile old bat to oblige!

I am happy to propose a similar arrangement for the first week you do some work and don't draw benefits?

As ever an apologist numpty is so far wide of the mark it couldn't even find it's own rectum!..

But even if it did it would find it's head already up there...

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

Hoarder12345444 wrote:

gaz scott wrote:

vivelavive wrote:

gaz scott wrote:

vivelavive wrote:

Hoarder12345444 wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

inadaptado wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro ng wrote:

john5001 wrote: she sold england to the yanks. thats why were in this mess now

The reason we are in a mess is the many years of Labour government, which systematically squandered billions of pounds on free handouts to the workshy benefit grabbers, encouraging the current culture. The very fact that TUC conference organisers allowed the sale of this type of completely unacceptable merchandise sums up why interest and support for unions will continue to dwindle. Lets hope that all existing benefits can be turned off as quickly as possible and the country restored to being credible again.

Nice try, private care worker.

Nice try, private care worker.......what? Your correct statement should have been...... ..............Good points raised and lets accelerate the withdrawal of benefits to create a sustainable culture of accountability and consequence (good as well as bad)! Let's work hard on collectively improving the GDP of this once fine country and return us back to great through enhanced productivity and innovation. Let's also ensure that the negative minority groups are not tolerated and instead are held to account for the nuisance and costs they create for us. Let's also flush out the people whose behaviour is unacceptable and lock them away for as long as it takes (build more prison capacity if required), or repatriate where appropriate. Finally, no one is owed a living and everyone has choices so inadaptado why not have another go at posting a comment that adds value?

So how do you explain the years of growth and prosperity under Labour from 1997 until 2008? 11 years of growth and lots of jobs. Yes immigration was bad, and yes too many people claimed benefits. But now you have the Tories trying to scare the disabled and get them to work, and not tax their rich mates too much. To blame the ordinary hard working person whilst letting rich companies dodge corporation tax. It it is funny how since growth returned in 2010 it has been eroded by severe goverment cuts and tax rises. To do what, get down the deficit? Get the economy strong first!! The tories are hurting this country's economy and keep blaming labour when it was under them there was long term prospterity and growth. Now all there is severe austerity and doom and gloom and all driven by Thatchers favourite rich boy, Cameron. I hate Thatcher for what she did to this country's industry and I hope she rots in hell for it.

Are you completely stupid? The "growth" under Labour that fools like you believe actually happened was smoke and mirrors. The huge deficit we now have was down to the Labour government creating hundreds of thousands of public sector jobs to win votes without the money to pay for them. So what happened? You guessed it! The government borrowed the money to pay these salaries and fund their various other initiatives designed simply to win favour amongst people stupid enough to fall for it. You seem an obvious candidate. Now we have to pay it back. Thanks for those golden years Blair et al.

Put very simply it all depends on whether you believe the current crisis was due to Government spending or to the massive deregulation and political complicity that have enabled huge global financial institutions to run amok. If we were the only country in the West suffering a crisis your argument might be more persuasive.

I am not denying that the world is in recession. I do not agree, however, that deregulation of the financial services industry led the Labour government to spend £150 billion a year more than it received in taxes.

Labour are just as much to blame as the Tories for the mess.

Don't try and insult me with your Tory boy claptrap. The bottom line is the world was in very good place from 1997 until even 2010 as Labour dealt with the crisis very well. There was growth for years, perhaps over spending, but a vibrant economy and lots of jobs and unemployment below 1.5 million (how accurate are these figures??). Now you have nearly 2.6 million unemployed, not many jobs a stagnant economy for nearly year and clueless Chancellor. And no plan B. Labour created jobs, they created lots of prosperity and growth. They should have regulated the banks better to prevent the 2008 crisis though. They should have prevented less immigrants. All this nonsense about Blair being a war criminal, nonsense, we had to stand with the US and wipe out Saddam Hussein. He was evil and posed a legitimate threat. I therefore think that since 2010 since we returned to steady, not significant growth the severe austerity plan then came into effect in 2011 the economy has gone backwards. The facts don't lie, it's the governments fault we now have the longest ever peacetime economic recovery since WW2. They won't admit it, partly because they don't care. And partly because they are arrogant, just like Thatcher was. The Tories will always be the rich mans friend. Until the Tories realise that we need a different direction of economic policy given taxing breaks and lowering VAT and even Fuel duty the Economy will continue to stagnate much further. It needs help, stimulus yet all the government care about is the deficit. What is it really, and what is "debt" between countries anyway, certainly not the debt any normal person would understand!!!

Please forgive the delay in response but I have been laughing uncontrollably at your comments. I initially read your post and thought it was some form of satirical spoof, then re-read it and now think its meant as a serious comment; hence the hilarity. As you seem to have an unusual view on the truth allow me to help you by summarising what actually happened to create the feelgood factor... After being elected (who can explain why, I can't) Blair and his cronies increased the limit on the Countries credit card and took it out on a relentless and misguided spending spree, creating jobs that weren't required and free income for people who weren't contributing. When the credit card statement hit the doormat after Labour had been found out and flushed away and with interest building up, difficult decisions have had to be taken. I suspect you are one of the people who benefited from Labour's outrageous mismanagement of our great country and yes its payback time. Enjoy!

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

sbiscorrupt wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro


ng wrote:

sbiscorrupt wrote:
6pm, Trafalgar Square, on the first Saturday after the death of Thatcher...

The party date has been set for a while now...all we need is for the senile old bat to oblige!

I am happy to propose a similar arrangement for the first week you do some work and don't draw benefits?

As ever an apologist numpty is so far wide of the mark it couldn't even find it's own rectum!..

But even if it did it would find it's head already up there...

Oh how the workshy, benefit claiming classes like to jest!

sbiscorrupt wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

sbiscorrupt wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro



ng wrote:

sbiscorrupt wrote:
6pm, Trafalgar Square, on the first Saturday after the death of Thatcher...

The party date has been set for a while now...all we need is for the senile old bat to oblige!

I am happy to propose a similar arrangement for the first week you do some work and don't draw benefits?

As ever an apologist numpty is so far wide of the mark it couldn't even find it's own rectum!..

But even if it did it would find it's head already up there...

Oh how the workshy, benefit claiming classes like to jest!

And oh how you're still completely wrong..lol

When/if you manage to extricate your head from your a*se do come back with something constructive ...

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

hubby wrote: An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man. She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day. Where can I get one of these shirts?

Margaret's influence was sheer brilliance and its only the recent Labour government's crass incompetence and mismanagement that has left the country where it is. Funny how Blair, the socialist's friend is a multi-millionaire and the very people who put him into that position are also sharing the hand outs from his benefit programs. Won't be long before the gravy train is empty and just in the same way that you don't really know what is happening in the UK, you won't get a shirt in Spain!

tooncgull wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

hubby wrote: An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man. She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day. Where can I get one of these shirts?

Margaret's influence was sheer brilliance and its only the recent Labour government's crass incompetence and mismanagement that has left the country where it is. Funny how Blair, the socialist's friend is a multi-millionaire and the very people who put him into that position are also sharing the hand outs from his benefit programs. Won't be long before the gravy train is empty and just in the same way that you don't really know what is happening in the UK, you won't get a shirt in Spain!

I have only contempt for Thatcher and her Tory followers. And some seem to want her back? Ye gads!

Auld School wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man. She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day. Where can I get one of these shirts?

Nice try. The unions in the 70 and 80s were not about protecting the working man they were about power and greed.

Spin forward to the Labour years 97-2010 and they allow unrestricted immigration with huge numbers of unskilled immigrants flooding the unskilled labour markets. This surplus of labour drives down the wages of British unskilled workers and they are driven to welfare.

Not a peep from the unions.

People like you dont get it because you are a bigot. The working class don't trust the Tories because they are Tories. We know what they are.

Labour and the socialists though they speak with forked tongue. They say they are for the working man but look what they have done for the British working class. Driven them to welfare.

So, they are much worse than tories.......and I hate them for their betrayal. As a working class man I will happily dance on their graves.

hubby wrote:

Auld School wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man. She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day. Where can I get one of these shirts?

Nice try. The unions in the 70 and 80s were not about protecting the working man they were about power and greed.

Spin forward to the Labour years 97-2010 and they allow unrestricted immigration with huge numbers of unskilled immigrants flooding the unskilled labour markets. This surplus of labour drives down the wages of British unskilled workers and they are driven to welfare.

Not a peep from the unions.

People like you dont get it because you are a bigot. The working class don't trust the Tories because they are Tories. We know what they are.

Labour and the socialists though they speak with forked tongue. They say they are for the working man but look what they have done for the British working class. Driven them to welfare.

So, they are much worse than tories.......and I hate them for their betrayal. As a working class man I will happily dance on their graves.

Your wonderful Tory party are followed only by the idle rich and the ignorant poor.Which are you?

Somethingsarejustwro
ng wrote:

hubby wrote:

Auld School wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man. She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day. Where can I get one of these shirts?

Nice try. The unions in the 70 and 80s were not about protecting the working man they were about power and greed.

Spin forward to the Labour years 97-2010 and they allow unrestricted immigration with huge numbers of unskilled immigrants flooding the unskilled labour markets. This surplus of labour drives down the wages of British unskilled workers and they are driven to welfare.

Not a peep from the unions.

People like you dont get it because you are a bigot. The working class don't trust the Tories because they are Tories. We know what they are.

Labour and the socialists though they speak with forked tongue. They say they are for the working man but look what they have done for the British working class. Driven them to welfare.

So, they are much worse than tories.......and I hate them for their betrayal. As a working class man I will happily dance on their graves.

Your wonderful Tory party are followed only by the idle rich and the ignorant poor.Which are you?

We only respond to questions from people residing in the UK

gaz scott wrote:

Somethingsarejustwro

ng wrote:

hubby wrote:

Auld School wrote:

hubby wrote:
An evil woman who sold her country down the river.Britain has never recovered from her wicked dismantling of unions that were put in place to protect the working man. She created the use of the welfare state in place of an honest days work and created an underclass in the UK that remains to this day. Where can I get one of these shirts?

Nice try. The unions in the 70 and 80s were not about protecting the working man they were about power and greed.

Spin forward to the Labour years 97-2010 and they allow unrestricted immigration with huge numbers of unskilled immigrants flooding the unskilled labour markets. This surplus of labour drives down the wages of British unskilled workers and they are driven to welfare.

Not a peep from the unions.

People like you dont get it because you are a bigot. The working class don't trust the Tories because they are Tories. We know what they are.

Labour and the socialists though they speak with forked tongue. They say they are for the working man but look what they have done for the British working class. Driven them to welfare.

So, they are much worse than tories.......and I hate them for their betrayal. As a working class man I will happily dance on their graves.

Your wonderful Tory party are followed only by the idle rich and the ignorant poor.Which are you?

We only respond to questions from people residing in the UK

Some people can't see much beyond their own backyard.