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Frankly I'm disgusted! As this board has been every day for the last several years. Give yourselves a round of applause on your level of gloominess, or maybe raise a scowl
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Bah...what the hell you talking about Alf?
The fear of a knock on the door has more to do with having your house invaded by crininal scum let lose by Labour than being visited by a government official!
Then again, you could say they are both one and the same!
Mailman
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Dont you think there is a growing unease in the UK , a fear of criticising the Government, the fear of having a knock on the door in the Middle of the Night from a Government Goon ?
Does anybody actually believe that these recent draconion laws are in fact supposedly protecting us from terrorism or rather are they nothing but further control measures to reduce our liberty by the State ?
I declare that this Government is out of gas, out of crediblity and we can only pray that soon they will be out of office.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 17 March 2006, 12:47.
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Question Time
Did anybody see it? On a day when we had news of the following
- cash for peerages. Then estimated at a couple of million, now estimated at 14 million.
- the education bill. Blair relying on tory votes.
- Redundancies announced at North Staffs Uni Hospital to the tune of 1/7th (1000) of its workforce. A sign of things to come in the NHS.
Why was the Labour drone given such an easy ride?Tags: None
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