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Extend that to contracting and IT and that should read, every new project team.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostThe sad thing is that every generation has to learn this all over again.
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The sad thing is that every generation has to learn this all over again.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI think he is saying that the left has been thoroughly discredited not that the "right" have got it right. If you see what I mean
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see what you mean, fair enoughOriginally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI think he is saying that the left has been thoroughly discredited not that the "right" have got it right. If you see what I mean
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I think he is saying that the left has been thoroughly discredited not that the "right" have got it right. If you see what I meanOriginally posted by Mich the Tester View PostA lot to agree with but rather one sided; the right shouldn't get off either, seeing as supposedly right wing governments all over Europe have failed to properly tackle the pensions issue that's now starting to bite, perhaps because many of their voters are over 50 and close to the current pension age.
If you're going to criticise the welfare state, which I think is right, then let's look at all the government's spending and not just the bits that political opponents like to spend money on.
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A lot to agree with but rather one sided; the right shouldn't get off either, seeing as supposedly right wing governments all over Europe have failed to properly tackle the pensions issue that's now starting to bite, perhaps because many of their voters are over 50 and close to the current pension age.
If you're going to criticise the welfare state, which I think is right, then let's look at all the government's spending and not just the bits that political opponents like to spend money on.
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Thank you Peter Oborne
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To all you leftie liberals who think that supporting the state and labour policies makes you somehow virtuous (just hypocrites), and for all you cowards too embarrassed to admit to being idealistically aligned with the Tories, then this should make you feel better about being wealthy hard working, responsible, apolitical contractors.
The reason I despise the Euro is that it is a totem to the ineptitude of the left who have so dominated Europe for the past 15 years. The great thing about downturns is that it shows that nation states cannot afford to indulge left wing policies.Tags: None
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