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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 349405" data-attributes="member: 24034"><p>Firstly...I salute your well structured comments above. I'm not being flippant.</p><p></p><p>If Blair and Brown didn't exercise their opportunity to compile a resignation honours list... that's a failure to conclude their time in office in a fashion that will benefit their political party going forward.</p><p></p><p>Stammer won't be able to deliver the green energy publicly owned entity in one sitting of Parliament. Won't happen. Never going to happen within the term they sit. And for replacing the current business that are concerned with supplying the UK's energy needed...that's where madness is found. People's income, pensions, mortgages, borrowing rates and investment dividends are inextricably linked to their their performance and profitably. Anyone can invest and receive dividends. Nationalisation of industries doesn't work. </p><p></p><p>The unions called their members out on strike. The government made an offer, which they rejected. The unions considered that disruption of services will help the government magic up money. No one is forced to work in the public sector and if they were serious about providing for their children they would leave and find employment within the private sector and then champagne will flow freely from them. </p><p></p><p>I know people that use food banks because they cannot be bothered to buy their own food, they just expect to sit around in a council flat with the rent being paid by the taxpayer and their bills coveted by taxpayer's money, and all the drink and drugs they do...the taxpayer funds. Breed just to help pass the time and the social services are in the delivery room to take the baby immediately into care....3 times to date but hey she don't give a f*** because the taxpayer will feed and dress another vodka drunk baby. </p><p></p><p>Multiply this across Hampshire then Multiply that across the UK. Why am paying for her to get her injuries treated by the NHS every time the love of her life, the (maybe) father of all her children in care beats her senseless in the free flat after doing the free vodka and crack.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 349405, member: 24034"] Firstly...I salute your well structured comments above. I'm not being flippant. If Blair and Brown didn't exercise their opportunity to compile a resignation honours list... that's a failure to conclude their time in office in a fashion that will benefit their political party going forward. Stammer won't be able to deliver the green energy publicly owned entity in one sitting of Parliament. Won't happen. Never going to happen within the term they sit. And for replacing the current business that are concerned with supplying the UK's energy needed...that's where madness is found. People's income, pensions, mortgages, borrowing rates and investment dividends are inextricably linked to their their performance and profitably. Anyone can invest and receive dividends. Nationalisation of industries doesn't work. The unions called their members out on strike. The government made an offer, which they rejected. The unions considered that disruption of services will help the government magic up money. No one is forced to work in the public sector and if they were serious about providing for their children they would leave and find employment within the private sector and then champagne will flow freely from them. I know people that use food banks because they cannot be bothered to buy their own food, they just expect to sit around in a council flat with the rent being paid by the taxpayer and their bills coveted by taxpayer's money, and all the drink and drugs they do...the taxpayer funds. Breed just to help pass the time and the social services are in the delivery room to take the baby immediately into care....3 times to date but hey she don't give a f*** because the taxpayer will feed and dress another vodka drunk baby. Multiply this across Hampshire then Multiply that across the UK. Why am paying for her to get her injuries treated by the NHS every time the love of her life, the (maybe) father of all her children in care beats her senseless in the free flat after doing the free vodka and crack. [/QUOTE]
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