"I consider myself to have done well out of the past ten years. Since 1997 I have developed a new career, learned a new language, built a house, and finalised adequate financial provision for my family. I am therefore eternally grateful to NuLab, but only for convincing me as the new millennium dawned that the only way to achieve these goals was to emigrate, which I did."
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The writer is Simon Heffer - wasn't his dad the late Eric, the famous Old Labour MP?
If he were alive today he'd be turning in his grave at what Labour has become.
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No brother, our glorious leader does not permit this in multicultural Oceania.Originally posted by ChurchillYou are permitted to use your intelligence and initiative.
© 1997-2009 NuLiebour Ministry of Truth
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I think you may be suffering from polarisation. The world isn't black and white! You are permitted to use your intelligence and initiative.Originally posted by Euro-commuterBecause I am not a Tory and it is supposed to be a right-wing rag.
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I dont call myself a Tory either, nor do I agree with everything the Telegraph says. leader writers such as janet Daley, Boris Johnson, Charles Moore and Tom Uttley write a lot of stuff that I agree with. I also agree with a lot of what Frank Field has to say.Originally posted by Euro-commuterBecause I am not a Tory and it is supposed to be a right-wing rag.
Make your own mind up about things there is no need to align yourself to a party or a specific ideology
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Because I am not a Tory and it is supposed to be a right-wing rag.Originally posted by DodgyAgentwhy is that a problem?
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why is that a problem?Originally posted by Euro-commuterNo, my problem is that it does talk sense.
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No, my problem is that it does talk sense.Originally posted by DodgyAgentAgain, the telegraph leader writers talk a great deal of sense but our guilt makes us call it "a shameless right wing rag". If it is as you say "a shameless right wing rag" then good on it.
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Sounds like NLSpavin - a disease of the hock joint of horses in which enlargement occurs because of collected fluids (bog spavin), bony growth (bone spavin), or distention of the veins (blood spavin).
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Maybe if you adjust your initial premise you would find things easier to understand. Hating the Tories and the Telegraph is just mind conditioning. Once you have broken free of that, you will see things far more clearly.Originally posted by Euro-commuterI am not a Tory and I think that the Daily Telegraph is a shameless right-wing rag.
So can someone please help me to find points of disagreement with this?
What have the past 10 years of Blair been for?
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"But the extra taxes we have paid have been wasted, not least in putting 700,000 socially unproductive people on the public payroll, where they can gratefully vote for Gordon Brown in perpetuity. They, Mrs Blair, the Irish Republican Army and those for whom the most important thing in life is to be allowed to sodomise 16-year-old boys are the only ones I can think of who have done well out of the past 10 years. I suspect if Labour had told us that in 1997, we might even have voted for John Major."
Classic.
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Again, the telegraph leader writers talk a great deal of sense but our guilt makes us call it "a shameless right wing rag". If it is as you say "a shameless right wing rag" then good on it.Originally posted by Euro-commuterI am not a Tory and I think that the Daily Telegraph is a shameless right-wing rag.
So can someone please help me to find points of disagreement with this?
What have the past 10 years of Blair been for?
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"spavined": what a wonderful word. I am going to try and use that in a conversation sometime today.
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Help! Telegraph.
I am not a Tory and I think that the Daily Telegraph is a shameless right-wing rag.
So can someone please help me to find points of disagreement with this?
What have the past 10 years of Blair been for?Tags: None
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