Bare faced cheek

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Mich the Tester replied

6 August 2013, 11:15
The average worker will lose a total of £6,600 in real terms during the coalition's term in government, the Labour Party says.

Is that all? 6,600 lousy little quids? Not much compared to the debts incurred by Mr B Liar and the Snot Goblin.
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Mich the Tester replied

6 August 2013, 11:14
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

I thought they were just printing it.

beat me to it
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Mich the Tester replied

6 August 2013, 11:13
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post

It is probably true. Those mean Tories should start printing squillions so that we can all be rich .

ftfy
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d000hg replied

6 August 2013, 11:13
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post

It is probably true. Those mean Tories should start borrowing squillions so that we can all be rich .

I thought they were just printing it.
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d000hg replied

6 August 2013, 11:10
Originally posted by Ticktock View Post

Also to note is that the figures are based on gross pay, so don't take into account any changes in taxes / benefits.

Any gains through lower taxes are balanced out by inflation though.
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Ticktock replied

6 August 2013, 10:37
Also to note is that the figures are based on gross pay, so don't take into account any changes in taxes / benefits.
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DodgyAgent replied

6 August 2013, 10:27
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

You don't think it's the truth that people are less well off than they were when Labour lost the election?

It is probably true. Those mean Tories should start borrowing squillions so that we can all be rich .
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d000hg replied

6 August 2013, 10:23
Originally posted by original PM View Post

remember it is not about the truth but about what you want people to believe is the truth.

You don't think it's the truth that people are less well off than they were when Labour lost the election?
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sasguru replied

6 August 2013, 09:50
Originally posted by vetran View Post

words fail me

We live in hope
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Doggy Styles replied

6 August 2013, 09:49
Their voter base includes plenty of w***ers who'll accept that at face value.
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eek replied

6 August 2013, 09:30
Originally posted by original PM View Post

remember it is not about the truth but about what you want people to believe is the truth.

Plus political adverts don't have to meet advertising standards as they fall outside all remites. All you have to do is make the lies plausible they don't need to be 1% accurate.
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doodab replied

6 August 2013, 09:29
Originally posted by vetran View Post

BBC News - Labour says workers thousands of pounds worse off

words fail me

To paraphrase the old cliche about pots and kettles, it's a case of the ***** calling the other ***** a bunch of *****.
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original PM replied

6 August 2013, 09:28
remember it is not about the truth but about what you want people to believe is the truth.
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vetran started a topic Bare faced cheek

6 August 2013, 09:27
Bare faced cheek

BBC News - Labour says workers thousands of pounds worse off

The average worker will lose a total of £6,600 in real terms during the coalition's term in government, the Labour Party says.

It is accusing David Cameron of having presided over more months of falling real wages since 2010 than any other prime minister in the past 50 years.

words fail me
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