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So we have have to provide them with mobile phones too? No doubt they cant operate this equipment while sober and we have to give them free booze too.... -
You think many of them don't have mobiles?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSo we have have to provide them with mobile phones too?
I don't think they should be provided any - I mentioned mobiles because delivery is cheap and hardware is more than likely to be deployed.
Failing that they can go to a free library and use internet access there.Comment
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Sorry I should have added theOriginally posted by AtW View PostYou think many of them don't have mobiles?
I don't think they should be provided any - I mentioned mobiles because delivery is cheap and hardware is more than likely to be deployed.
Failing that they can go to a free library and use internet access there.
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I suspect that Liebour will try to bribe the voters. As long as its targeted at poor people only (who will vote Labour anyway) then fine. AB vote Tory. DE vote Labour. Its the C1 & C2 who decide who gets into power.Comment
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