Watching the news has been funny since that announcement.
They have asked a load of senior civils and almost retireds what they think of the proposals. All have said the Tories won't get their vote.
Just what do these people think the other parties will do? The other parties just wont say it till after the election.
The country is up tulip street. Golden Clown has spent us into a corner though if you listen to him and his they are doing a great job. The only reason we are screwed is because of the global economic crisis and some people seem to be swallowing that guff.
There will have to be some painful adjustments. It will be hard to justify increasing taxes in some areas as limits are beign pushed already so reducing costs is the only way.
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Originally posted by sweetandsour View PostYou never know, there may be as yet undiscovered oil fields off the coast somewhere that could come to our rescue.
The Oil money was all used to bail us out of the last time the Labour party was in power.
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Originally posted by bodnobal View PostTrust me 100% when the Tories get in the 1st thing they will do is change the Fox Hunting laws. After that they haven't got a fcuking clue. Great isn't it.
They have solved the immediate crisis in the only way they know and that is by throwing money they don't have at it.
It is much the same as all those households that are paying off their monthly bills using their credit cards - it will work for a bit but in the end you have a much bigger problem and winning the lottery is your only hope.
You never know, there may be as yet undiscovered oil fields off the coast somewhere that could come to our rescue.
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Originally posted by bodnobal View PostTrust me 100% when the Tories get in the 1st thing they will do is change the Fox Hunting laws. After that they haven't got a fcuking clue. Great isn't it.
I believe both sides of the argument would appreciate that law being written in something than thick crayon.
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Trust me 100% when the Tories get in the 1st thing they will do is change the Fox Hunting laws. After that they haven't got a fcuking clue. Great isn't it.
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Still believe what they say when in opposition, do we folks?
Ah well, one born every minute
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Originally posted by worzelGummidge View Post....
Well it looks like honesty has won through so they get my vote.Originally posted by worzelGummidge View PostWell Conservative actually.
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Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostSo who were you going to vote for before you heard that? And which front line services are they going to cut?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8237584.stm
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/f...y-cutters.htmlLast edited by worzelGummidge; 6 October 2009, 15:29.
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Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostAnd which front line services are they going to cut?
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Originally posted by worzelGummidge View PostI was wondering which approach the Tories were going to take.
Either the "tell it how it is and then try and deal with the situation" option or the "Head in the sand, no cut to front line services" option.
Well it looks like honesty has won through so they get my vote.
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I was wondering which approach the Tories were going to take.
Either the "tell it how it is and then try and deal with the situation" option or the "Head in the sand, no cut to front line services" option.
Well it looks like honesty has won through so they get my vote.
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