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Now that come as a surprise - I would have thought that the money spent on Nukes could have been better used for the poor and sick - sorry smacks of Christianity that one.Originally posted by ChicoWell with the mad mullahs and the world its dog seeking nukes it would be dangerous and naive for the UK to adopt unilateral nuclear disarmament.
Of course - now I understand - give the MPs their salary increase to 100k per year and they will happily nod through the new nukes without any fuss - simple as that.
Democracy for sale - any takers ?Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 4 December 2006, 16:54.
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Well with the mad mullahs and the world its dog seeking nukes it would be dangerous and naive for the UK to adopt unilateral nuclear disarmament.Originally posted by AlfredJPruffockBefore we buy more WMDs - sorry I meant nukes, and it looks like the US defence companies would get the bulk of the contracts - dual key systems - let us first recognize that for all their hard work our MPs are more than worthy of their current pay claim from a measly 64 k pa to a competitive 100 k pa.
I for one think that represents good value.
And not one party has opposed this motion.
Now - back to work with the lot of you.
More - you want More ????
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Before we buy more WMDs - sorry I meant nukes, and it looks like the US defence companies would get the bulk of the contracts - dual key systems - let us first recognize that for all their hard work our MPs are more than worthy of their current pay claim from a measly 64 k pa to a competitive 100 k pa.
I for one think that represents good value.
And not one party has opposed this motion.
Now - back to work with the lot of you.
More - you want More ????
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Also :Originally posted by DimPrawnWe need:
Nukes
Immigrants
Diversity
Tax and spend
Wars
ID Cards
That's what will make Britain great again.
Tax Credits
Road Pricing
Faith Schools
Foundation Hospitals
PFI
John Prescott - cheap at £2000000
The list is endless
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We need:
Nukes
Immigrants
Diversity
Tax and spend
Wars
ID Cards
That's what will make Britain great again.
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Nuclear weapons
Well, our PM (former CND member the hypocritic ****) says we need them. I guess that means that we don't.Tags: None
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