Reply to: Cretin watch

[cluffy]

I think he needs to stop using the "out of touch with the people" banter before it comes back to bite him in the ****

Also, it's really starting to grate on me.

[Troll]

Perhaps he might remove his cultural Marxist cock from his media advisor's collective arses and undo what that one eyed, nappy wearing, rocking horse riding **** did in 1997 and re-introduce the pensions dividend tax credit to the cumulative tune of £5b/year?

But like any divisive, weak, troughing, idealistic, self-indulgent **** of a politician, he won't. Won't someone please think of the lobbyists?!?!?

Airline levies? Airline levies? How about removing the enormous portion of fuel duty that's slapped on for this green ******* nonsense?

If you think it matters what the colour of the shirt the politician is wearing, you are one of those distracted bien pensants fooled by the daily puppet show churned out on media. Our modern day panem et circenses.


Anyway, voting only encourages the ***** to interfere further.

A most excellent rant

[hyperD]

Perhaps he might remove his cultural Marxist cock from his media advisor's collective arses and undo what that one eyed, nappy wearing, rocking horse riding **** did in 1997 and re-introduce the pensions dividend tax credit to the cumulative tune of £5b/year?

But like any divisive, weak, troughing, idealistic, self-indulgent **** of a politician, he won't. Won't someone please think of the lobbyists?!?!?

Airline levies? Airline levies? How about removing the enormous portion of fuel duty that's slapped on for this green ******* nonsense?

If you think it matters what the colour of the shirt the politician is wearing, you are one of those distracted bien pensants fooled by the daily puppet show churned out on media. Our modern day panem et circenses.


Anyway, voting only encourages the ***** to interfere further.

[AtW]

at your current pace you will be getting a Queen's Telegram.

KBE?

I might have to refuse if Sir Merv is still in the order

[shaunbhoy]

I don't make any pension contributions.

So you are going to burn out rather than fade away then?
Better light those burners then alexey..............at your current pace you will be getting a Queen's Telegram.

[AtW]

I'll look forward to Labour announcing their commitment to a massive reduction in fuel taxes then. Surely the worst example of rip-off Britain.

He wants to cut down charges from private companies but not the taxation his Govt imposed on flights, parking, pensions ...

[VectraMan]

I'll look forward to Labour announcing their commitment to a massive reduction in fuel taxes then. Surely the worst example of rip-off Britain.

[AtW]

Have you ever stopped paying into a company pension?

I don't make any pension contributions.

[xoggoth]

Disagree. Have you ever stopped paying into a company pension? See how the value drops due to increased charges, the Euriozone crisis is small beer in comparison. Pure rip off.

[AtW]

Least cretinous things he's ever said.

It's not the job of the Govt to limit fees private companies charge - the job of the Govt is to ensure there is healthy competition in each sector.

[xoggoth]

Least cretinous things he's ever said. Pension charges for example are much higher than in other countries and generally, as all are equally high, it is not easy to avoid them.

[CheeseSlice]

Here's a Cretin's watch

Patek Philippe Sky Moon Tourbillon Mens Wristwatch Model: 5002P

Who would pay that? Seriously?

Thats not the sort of price of watch that you 'buy online'.
Free 2 day Fed ex delivery!! FFS I wouldn't trust the local postie with a million quids worth of watch.

[AtW]

I'm actually starting to like Ed. He's stuck two fingers up at the unions and the far left of his party. Those 2 union bosses were clearly seething when they wrote responses in the national rags.

A sockie never rebels against its master

[MrRobin]

I'm actually starting to like Ed. He's stuck two fingers up at the unions and the far left of his party. Those 2 union bosses were clearly seething when they wrote responses in the national rags.

[Arturo Bassick]

Maybe they should all apply the same scrutiny to UK companies exploiting loopholes to NOT employ UK residents.