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Previously on "Brown - safe pair of hands?"

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  • DimPrawn
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    I have been working in a private sector company that supplies IT services and software to the public sector yes.

    And the amount of cash available for investment is staggering.


    Dig deep folks. It's for a good cause. My early retirement.

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  • Dundeegeorge
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    DP, you're good at this stuff aren't you

    Have you perchance been working for local or central govt? I beg your pardon, have local or central govt. invested in your services?

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  • DimPrawn
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    What you mean is the government have invested an extra £6000 per family since they came to power.

    Excellent progress and I'm sure we'll see the investment increase again soon.

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  • xoggoth
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    According to Times Yesterday we now pay £6000 more in tax per family (total tx/number households) than when bastard Brownstuff first became chancellor.

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  • Mailman
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    Couldnt we save hundreds of billions of pounds by simply stealing an alien space ship, going up to the mothership and infecting it with a nasty virus?

    Oh and also leaving behind a nuke to kill em all!

    Mailman

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  • AlfredJPruffock
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    Originally posted by DimPrawn
    You won't be saying that when aliens invade and we need those missiles to destroy the motherships and save the world. Money well spent then.

    Perhaps I've been watching too many Hollywood films.
    well and Good DP.

    Surely we could still destroy the Alien ships if we bought some surplus off the shell Soviet Missiles, I know a bloke down the pub who can get you SS22s for 200 quid a pop,I guess youll find them on Ebay for even cheaper prices, far more cost effective solution.

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  • DimPrawn
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    You won't be saying that when aliens invade and we need those missiles to destroy the motherships and save the world. Money well spent then.

    Perhaps I've been watching too many Hollywood films.

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  • AlfredJPruffock
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    Mr Brown underlined his growing authority as prime minister-in-waiting - by unexpectedly announcing that he is committed to ensuring Britain retains its independent nuclear deterrent, a move that could cost the taxpayer between £13bn and £25bn.

    Between 13 and 25 Billion means of course 120 Billion come end of upgrade.

    Thats a lot of hard working taxapyers money , up in smoke !!!

    And how may US companies will have their nose in the UK nuclear trough ???

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  • Hart-floot
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    Originally posted by Mailman
    I believe Gordo is going to change his name to James once he is in power

    Mailman
    Wot as in "Say it loud, i'm scots and i'm proud" or maybe "Papa's got a brand new stealth tax"

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  • Mailman
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    I believe Gordo is going to change his name to James once he is in power

    Mailman

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  • Andyw
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    Just look at your tax now and look at the financial damage this bloke has done, next he wants to run the country, another Scot meddling in our lives !

    Draw your own conclusion !

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  • Troll
    started a topic Brown - safe pair of hands?

    Brown - safe pair of hands?

    Mr Brown tried to ease fears and said that as well as ensuring a low and stable rate of inflation, he also wanted stable industrial relations, a competitive tax regime and a predictable and light-touch regulatory environment.

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