I am sure BAE ditched those jobs today specifically to give him something to moan about.
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Mudskipper's speech
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They want cash which can only come from the UK government. As such they need to maximise publicity and today is the perfect day to get it.Originally posted by minestrone View PostI am sure BAE ditched those jobs today specifically to give him something to moan about.
In reality though we don't need many of the things BAe developed as the world is a different place to the one they expected. Its tulip but sadly true.merely at clientco for the entertainment -
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And I did. For everyone.Originally posted by minestrone View PostThinking about switching it off already.Comment
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That was the worst speech I have ever heard in a long time, one policy in 40 minutes.
OK, he has got a bit to go before the election but he has come up with 1 policy in 1 year.Comment
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