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I’m not, it’s just who he is."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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For those who aren't enamoured with Farage & Co, it's probably just as well a GE is 4 years away.
Surely "things can only get better" by then?
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Better for whom? Islington and the unions perhaps, probably not the rest of us...Originally posted by woody1 View PostFor those who aren't enamoured with Farage & Co, it's probably just as well a GE is 4 years away.
Surely "things can only get better" by then?
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Are all these people signing up to Reform Ltd becoming shareholders? Are they hoping to get a cut of the man of the people's grift?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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4 years for the economy to improve (on its own because I doubt it would be any thanks to Labour).Originally posted by malvolio View Post
Better for whom? Islington and the unions perhaps, probably not the rest of us...
4 years for inflation, and the cost of living crises, to be a distant memory.
4 years for the Tories to make a miraculous comeback.
Otherwise, it's Prime Minister Farage...Comment
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No it won't , without a major change in approach. Perhaps starting with a Chancellor that understands macroeconomicsOriginally posted by woody1 View Post
4 years for the economy to improve (on its own because I doubt it would be any thanks to Labour).
I'm guessing you weren't around in the 70s.4 years for inflation, and the cost of living crises, to be a distant memory.
Or come to some sort of agreement with Farage? Don't care what Farage or Badenoch say now, if there are three main parties, a sharing agreement of some kind would be a necessity.4 years for the Tories to make a miraculous comeback.
Possibly. More likely he would be Chancellor.Otherwise, it's Prime Minister Farage...
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Dunno why CUK is lot less busy than used to be, sure it's not just V. Maybe we are all getting fed up with the world in general. When assisted suicide bcomes law I expect 40% of the population will apply.
Slightly more seriously, apart from the actual legal contracting & technical help, we do need less politics and more bollux of the amusing sort. Bit of porn would be nice too.bloggoth
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The economy is cyclical and may improve, irrespective of anything the Government does or doesn't do. Think back to the late 90s/early 2000s (under New Labour).Originally posted by malvolio View PostNo it won't , without a major change in approach. Perhaps starting with a Chancellor that understands macroeconomicsComment
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Everyone is now inside and doesn't need valuable, well presented and factually correct information anymore.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostDunno why CUK is lot less busy than used to be, sure it's not just V. Maybe we are all getting fed up with the world in general. When assisted suicide bcomes law I expect 40% of the population will apply.
Slightly more seriously, apart from the actual legal contracting & technical help, we do need less politics and more bollux of the amusing sort. Bit of porn would be nice too.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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