Originally posted by AtW
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Housebuilder concerned home owners too wealthy to buy his crap
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostYou really think that a government who won't be blamed for something that happens ten years down the line gives a toss about the future over looking good now and getting in next time?
No, I wonder who is going to pay the pension & healthcare bills for the ageing population.
All I see around me in the land of milk & olive oil are pensioners and fathers, jostling for space with the African immigrants outside Mercadona flying signs for food.
This was caused by a housing boom. - And a chronic dose of systemic corruption.
Get on the FR AGP-LBA flight and note how 70% of the passengers are young Spaniards working in Yorkshire in the service industry.
I predict a mass migration of English University graduates on Wizz Air taking up jobs in Poland. The Polish have already started going back.Comment
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Solution to budget deficit - create state company, build more houses and use value of sales to deal with deficit.
Simples.Comment
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"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostSolution to budget deficit - create state company, build more houses and use value of sales to deal with deficit.
Simples.Comment
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostScale back Private Residence Relief, but Gidiot would never do that, would he? Not yet, at least.
Stamp duty should go back to 1% max to encourage mobility.Comment
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