Hazel Blears ay. A parasite and a completely useless bureaucrat of the 1st order if ever there was.
How surprising [not] she should come out asking for even more 'no strings' free handouts from the tax payer.
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Previously on "Labour wants taxpayers 'to foot the bill for party's cash shortfall'"
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Originally posted by AndywWould we have telephone governing ? like telephone banking ?
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Would this be available to all political parties or just the ones which NL approve of?
I wouldn't want any of my tax money going to new labour in the same way that a muslim would not want to fund the BNP
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Originally posted by AndywWould we have telephone governing ? like telephone banking ?
Just to make sure you are happy.
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Originally posted by xoggothAnd if a national emergency arose on Saturday afternoon it would have to wait until 9PM Monday
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And if a national emergency arose on Saturday afternoon it would have to wait until 9PM Monday
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I have long argued that the UK political system is outmoded and in need of regieme change.
The current policical partys ie Labour Conservative etc should be abolished and replaced by the major Banks, so one would vote for Barclays TSB Royal Bank of Scotland etc
Each banks manifesto would be identical save slight differences in macro economic policy ie setting of interest rates etc
The funding of the banks naturally comes from their vast operating profits and if need be,customer accounts.
Thus we would have a genuine secular moneteraist soceity, the Bankers would be the new high priests and their flock the consumers whom have the democratic freedom of electing ulimtately the same cartel of fianancers to rule over them all under the illusion of democracy.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 22 September 2006, 08:55.
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If people who vote for the party are not prepared to support it financially then tough - that party is not fit for Govt.
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Originally posted by AtWI have a better idea - during General Election people who vote will also have opportunity to put some cash into a box for any party they fancy, most likely the party they voted for. This money will be the only funds available to that party until next election.
couldnt win an election on that !!!!! c'mon ! it takes at least 40 million to fund an election campaign !
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I have a better idea - during General Election people who vote will also have opportunity to put some cash into a box for any party they fancy, most likely the party they voted for. This money will be the only funds available to that party until next election.
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Originally posted by xoggothI personally have no problem at all about funding parties consistent with their worth to society. Let's see, I had a bit of loose change here somewhere.
Wouldnt you feel better donating that to a charity ?
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I personally have no problem at all about funding parties consistent with their worth to society. Let's see, I had a bit of loose change here somewhere.
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Suprised we dont already ! although we fund every other activity of theirs !
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