I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for economic disaster.

On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for economic disaster.


Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

On 23-Apr-17 9:48 AM, dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.


Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Isn't that what job sharing is supposed to achieve?

I have to say I admire Corbyn for sticking to his principles, even if
they almost certainly mean political suicide for his party and,
ultimately, him as party leader.

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On 23/04/17 09:58, Nightjar wrote:
On 23-Apr-17 9:48 AM, dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.


Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Isn't that what job sharing is supposed to achieve?

I have to say I admire Corbyn for sticking to his principles, even if
they almost certainly mean political suicide for his party and,
ultimately, him as party leader.

All Corbyn has are a bunch of airy fairy principles. I don't admire him
for sticking to them, I regard him with utter contempt as a man who has
never grown up enough to face reality, and is just a puppet of the hard
left who have their fingers right up his bottom.



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I don't think a few bank holidays will make much odds. The problem really is
that as there has been no in living memory socialist government that has
worked, most people do not understand how its supposed to work. The worry
is, of course that neither does he. Utopia is wonderful but hard to achieve
in a world run by capitalists.
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"harry" wrote in message
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I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

On 23/04/17 10:59, Brian Gaff wrote:
I don't think a few bank holidays will make much odds. The problem really is
that as there has been no in living memory socialist government that has
worked, most people do not understand how its supposed to work. The worry
is, of course that neither does he. Utopia is wonderful but hard to achieve
in a world run by capitalists.

It's even harder in a world run by socialists.

But of course this world is not run by capitalists. Its not run by anybody.


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On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land
syndrome. They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of
heading for economic disaster.

Very true, harry. After two terms of Tory mismanagement, the economy
certainly needs sorting. And even more so when we actually quit the EU.
Which again happened because of Tory mismanagement. So I take it you will
not be voting Tory?

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In article ,
"Brian Gaff" writes:
I don't think a few bank holidays will make much odds.

Around a 1.5% drop in productivity, which is small compared with
how far we're behind other EU countries anyway.

The problem really is
that as there has been no in living memory socialist government that has
worked, most people do not understand how its supposed to work. The worry
is, of course that neither does he. Utopia is wonderful but hard to achieve
in a world run by capitalists.

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"Nightjar" wrote in message
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On 23-Apr-17 9:48 AM, dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.


Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Isn't that what job sharing is supposed to achieve?

I have to say I admire Corbyn for sticking to his principles, even if they
almost certainly mean political suicide for his party and, ultimately, him
as party leader.

That is the same as saying you admire any other lunatic who will not see
sense.

In article ,
"Richard" writes:
"Nightjar" wrote in message
...

On 23-Apr-17 9:48 AM, dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Isn't that what job sharing is supposed to achieve?

I have to say I admire Corbyn for sticking to his principles, even if they
almost certainly mean political suicide for his party and, ultimately, him
as party leader.

That is the same as saying you admire any other lunatic who will not see
sense.

No, different thing.

I also admire politicians who have genuine principles, for standing
up for what they believe in, and not bowing down to party and career
progression. There aren't anywhere near enough of them. People like
Corbyn, Blair, Tony Benn, Hilary Benn, Heseltine, Tebbit, Thatcher,
etc. That doesn't mean I support their views - I don't think anyone
could support all the above, but I respect them for being genuine
to their own beliefs.

Unfortunately, I can't say that of anywhere near enough politicians.

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On Sun, 23 Apr 2017 00:26:36 -0700 (PDT), harry
wrote:

I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for economic disaster.

I remember the morning after the start of the banking crisis when
share prices took a tumble and the Pound Sterling was under pressure,
Harriet Harman wanted Parliament to discuss a motion on gender
balance.

On 23/04/17 08:26, harry wrote:
[snipped Harry]
Responding to the title only, I happened to read Craig Murray this
morning on the Marr Interview with Corbyn:

" ...he went for the tabloid favourite. Would Corbyn push the button and
fire nuclear missiles? It says a very great deal about our politics that
it is taken by the media establishment as axiomatic that anybody who
will not participate in the probable destruction of the entire human
race, is the crazy person in the room."

He does have a point.
https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archi...byn-conundrum/

TW

"Andrew Gabriel" wrote in message
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I also admire politicians who have genuine principles, for standing
up for what they believe in, and not bowing down to party and career
progression. There aren't anywhere near enough of them. People like
Corbyn, Blair, Tony Benn, Hilary Benn, Heseltine, Tebbit, Thatcher,
etc. That doesn't mean I support their views - I don't think anyone
could support all the above, but I respect them for being genuine
to their own beliefs.

Unfortunately, I can't say that of anywhere near enough politicians.


Indeed. Greater love hath no politician than that he'd willingly
lay down the lives of millions of other people in pursuit his
principles.

I mean. Maximillian Robespierre, Joseph Stalin, Mao Tse Tung, Pol Pot.

What's not to like ?


michael adams

....

On 23/04/2017 13:53, Andrew Gabriel wrote:
In article ,
"Richard" writes:
"Nightjar" wrote in message
...

On 23-Apr-17 9:48 AM, dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Isn't that what job sharing is supposed to achieve?

I have to say I admire Corbyn for sticking to his principles, even if they
almost certainly mean political suicide for his party and, ultimately, him
as party leader.

That is the same as saying you admire any other lunatic who will not see
sense.

No, different thing.

I also admire politicians who have genuine principles, for standing
up for what they believe in, and not bowing down to party and career
progression. There aren't anywhere near enough of them. People like
Corbyn, Blair, Tony Benn, Hilary Benn, Heseltine, Tebbit, Thatcher,
etc. That doesn't mean I support their views - I don't think anyone
could support all the above, but I respect them for being genuine
to their own beliefs.

Unfortunately, I can't say that of anywhere near enough politicians.


But you don't have to vote for the ****s.



--
Adam

On 23/04/2017 15:40, TimW wrote:
On 23/04/17 08:26, harry wrote:
[snipped Harry]
Responding to the title only, I happened to read Craig Murray this
morning on the Marr Interview with Corbyn:

" ...he went for the tabloid favourite. Would Corbyn push the button and
fire nuclear missiles? It says a very great deal about our politics that
it is taken by the media establishment as axiomatic that anybody who
will not participate in the probable destruction of the entire human
race, is the crazy person in the room."

He does have a point.


Can you see it?

Are you sure that's not the way his trousers have rucked up?


--
Adam

On 23/04/2017 11:04, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land
syndrome. They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of
heading for economic disaster.

Very true, harry. After two terms of Tory mismanagement, the economy
certainly needs sorting. And even more so when we actually quit the EU.
Which again happened because of Tory mismanagement. So I take it you will
not be voting Tory?

bit more than mismanagement, never seen so many chief rats jump ship in
all my life, **** me they have been in charge for 6 years, 6 years of no
pay rises 6 years of complete and utter shafting of the general public
but still the public want them.
Reminds me of public schools and the matron smacking your arse, God but
they enjoy it.
Course the Tories can't blame anyone else for their cock ups now.

On 23/04/2017 10:59, Brian Gaff wrote:
I don't think a few bank holidays will make much odds. The problem really is
that as there has been no in living memory socialist government that has
worked, most people do not understand how its supposed to work. The worry
is, of course that neither does he. Utopia is wonderful but hard to achieve
in a world run by capitalists.
Brian


At this moment in GB we do not have an entitlement to Bank Holidays,
only 28 days annual leave, which was given by guess who?

On Sunday, 23 April 2017 13:56:50 UTC+1, Andrew Gabriel wrote:
In article ,
"Richard" writes:
"Nightjar" wrote in message
...

On 23-Apr-17 9:48 AM, dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Isn't that what job sharing is supposed to achieve?

I have to say I admire Corbyn for sticking to his principles, even if they
almost certainly mean political suicide for his party and, ultimately, him
as party leader.

That is the same as saying you admire any other lunatic who will not see
sense.

No, different thing.

I also admire politicians who have genuine principles, for standing
up for what they believe in, and not bowing down to party and career
progression. There aren't anywhere near enough of them. People like
Corbyn, Blair, Tony Benn, Hilary Benn, Heseltine, Tebbit, Thatcher,
etc. That doesn't mean I support their views - I don't think anyone
could support all the above, but I respect them for being genuine
to their own beliefs.

Unfortunately, I can't say that of anywhere near enough politicians.

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Bliar never had any principles.

dennis@home wrote:

On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.


Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Part time is better than zero hours contracts.


--

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On Sunday, 23 April 2017 11:12:42 UTC+1, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land
syndrome. They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of
heading for economic disaster.

Very true, harry. After two terms of Tory mismanagement, the economy
certainly needs sorting. And even more so when we actually quit the EU.
Which again happened because of Tory mismanagement. So I take it you will
not be voting Tory?

The economy was ****ed by Brown Bliar.
(Forgotten so soon?)
It will take decades to fix.
If it's not fixed soon there will be economic disaster.

On Sunday, 23 April 2017 11:00:01 UTC+1, Brian Gaff wrote:
I don't think a few bank holidays will make much odds. The problem really is
that as there has been no in living memory socialist government that has
worked, most people do not understand how its supposed to work. The worry
is, of course that neither does he. Utopia is wonderful but hard to achieve
in a world run by capitalists.
Brian

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"harry" wrote in message
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I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

Socialism always fails.
No exceptions.

On 23/04/17 18:26, critcher wrote:
On 23/04/2017 10:59, Brian Gaff wrote:
I don't think a few bank holidays will make much odds. The problem
really is
that as there has been no in living memory socialist government that has
worked, most people do not understand how its supposed to work. The worry
is, of course that neither does he. Utopia is wonderful but hard to
achieve
in a world run by capitalists.
Brian


At this moment in GB we do not have an entitlement to Bank Holidays,
only 28 days annual leave, which was given by guess who?

Who gives a **** anyway?

Actually the standard pattern of employment generally gives about 160
days leave per year.


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On 23/04/17 18:23, critcher wrote:
On 23/04/2017 11:04, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land
syndrome. They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of
heading for economic disaster.

Very true, harry. After two terms of Tory mismanagement, the economy
certainly needs sorting. And even more so when we actually quit the EU.
Which again happened because of Tory mismanagement. So I take it you will
not be voting Tory?

bit more than mismanagement, never seen so many chief rats jump ship in
all my life, **** me they have been in charge for 6 years, 6 years of no
pay rises 6 years of complete and utter shafting of the general public
but still the public want them.
Reminds me of public schools and the matron smacking your arse,

Oh you are a guilt ridden boarding school boy are you?

God but
they enjoy it.

I am sure you did.

Course the Tories can't blame anyone else for their cock ups now.

Its another hate filled lefty**** troll dribbling into his bib again...

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harry wrote

I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

Labour is completely irrelevant politically, currently.

Likely for more than a decade too like they were with that other fool Foote.

And its unlikely they will go for another like Blair any decade soon either.

Their only real possibility is a coalition with SNP and I can't
see that happening either with SNP getting more rabid by
the day as they try to get out of the UK and back into the EU.

On 23/04/2017 13:53, Andrew Gabriel wrote:

I also admire politicians who have genuine principles, for standing
up for what they believe in, and not bowing down to party and career
progression. There aren't anywhere near enough of them. People like
Corbyn, Blair, Tony Benn, Hilary Benn, Heseltine, Tebbit, Thatcher,
etc. That doesn't mean I support their views - I don't think anyone
could support all the above, but I respect them for being genuine
to their own beliefs.

Not sure how Blair got into that list... He always seemed incapable of
having an opinion until a focus group told him which one to have!


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On 23/04/2017 18:32, Roger Hayter wrote:
dennis@home wrote:

On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.


Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Part time is better than zero hours contracts.



Not all zero hour contracts are bad.
Some people want to be on the NHS bank system and supply teaching, etc.

Nightjar wrote
dennis@home wrote
harry wrote

I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Isn't that what job sharing is supposed to achieve?

Sure, but 4 more bank holidays isnt going to get that.

And it isnt as if the current unemployment rate in Britain
is a problem in the parts of Britain that matter, and in the
dregs of Britain, 4 more bank holidays wont achieve a
damned thing where hardly anyone actually has a real job.

I have to say I admire Corbyn for sticking to his principles,

I dont when they are terminally stupid. Same with that other fool Foote.

even if they almost certainly mean political suicide for his party

More complete irrelevancy.

and, ultimately, him as party leader.

I doubt it. Foote lasted for a hell of a long time.
Thats the way that party works and they wont
be buying another Blair any decade soon now.

Not that I mind, there is very little of Labour policy
that makes any sense at all. Tho you can certainly
argue that a viable democracy needs a viable
opposition just to keep the Torys from doing
really stupid stuff like the poll tax etc.

Brian Gaff wrote

I don't think a few bank holidays will make much odds.

I know they wont.

The problem really is that as there has been no in living memory socialist
government that has worked,

That’s a lie with Norway alone.

most people do not understand how its supposed to work.

You havent even noticed that Norway has worked a lot better than Britain.

The worry is, of course that neither does he. Utopia is wonderful but hard
to achieve in a world run by capitalists.

Britain has done quite well, that’s why the dregs of the EU keep pouring in.

"harry" wrote in message
...
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

"John Rumm" wrote in message
o.uk...
On 23/04/2017 13:53, Andrew Gabriel wrote:

I also admire politicians who have genuine principles, for standing
up for what they believe in, and not bowing down to party and career
progression. There aren't anywhere near enough of them. People like
Corbyn, Blair, Tony Benn, Hilary Benn, Heseltine, Tebbit, Thatcher,
etc. That doesn't mean I support their views - I don't think anyone
could support all the above, but I respect them for being genuine
to their own beliefs.

Not sure how Blair got into that list... He always seemed incapable of
having an opinion until a focus group told him which one to have!

Even sillier than you usually manage.

He was of the opinion that the Labour Party needed a
bomb under it without needing any focus group on that.

"harry" wrote in message
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On Sunday, 23 April 2017 11:12:42 UTC+1, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public
holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land
syndrome. They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of
heading for economic disaster.

Very true, harry. After two terms of Tory mismanagement, the economy
certainly needs sorting. And even more so when we actually quit the EU.
Which again happened because of Tory mismanagement. So I take it you will
not be voting Tory?

The economy was ****ed by Brown Bliar.

Yep.

(Forgotten so soon?)

Yep, they always do forget very quickly.

It will take decades to fix.

Nope, its largely fixed itself now.

If it's not fixed soon

Its already been fixed. Thats why so
many choose to move to Britain.

there will be economic disaster.

Not a chance.

"harry" wrote in message
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On Sunday, 23 April 2017 11:00:01 UTC+1, Brian Gaff wrote:
I don't think a few bank holidays will make much odds. The problem really
is
that as there has been no in living memory socialist government that has
worked, most people do not understand how its supposed to work. The worry
is, of course that neither does he. Utopia is wonderful but hard to
achieve
in a world run by capitalists.
Brian

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"harry" wrote in message
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I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

Socialism always fails.
No exceptions.

How odd that Norway didnt.

"TimW" wrote in message news

On 23/04/17 08:26, harry wrote:
[snipped Harry]
Responding to the title only, I happened to read Craig Murray this
morning on the Marr Interview with Corbyn:

" ...he went for the tabloid favourite. Would Corbyn push the button and
fire nuclear missiles? It says a very great deal about our politics that
it is taken by the media establishment as axiomatic that anybody who
will not participate in the probable destruction of the entire human
race, is the crazy person in the room."

He does have a point.
https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archi...byn-conundrum/

TW

Perhaps he does, but it is flawed.
Are you prepared to simply die to let an enemy succeed?
Beachy Head is that way

On Sunday, 23 April 2017 22:37:41 UTC+1, Rod Speed wrote:
"harry" wrote in message
...
On Sunday, 23 April 2017 11:00:01 UTC+1, Brian Gaff wrote:
I don't think a few bank holidays will make much odds. The problem really
is
that as there has been no in living memory socialist government that has
worked, most people do not understand how its supposed to work. The worry
is, of course that neither does he. Utopia is wonderful but hard to
achieve
in a world run by capitalists.
Brian

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"harry" wrote in message
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I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays..
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

Socialism always fails.
No exceptions.

How odd that Norway didnt.

It fails when it runs out of "free" money.
When their gas runs out it will collapse.
I notice you don't mention Sweden any more.

"Huge" wrote in message
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On 2017-04-23, michael adams wrote:

"Andrew Gabriel" wrote in message
news
I also admire politicians who have genuine principles, for standing
up for what they believe in, and not bowing down to party and career
progression. There aren't anywhere near enough of them. People like
Corbyn, Blair, Tony Benn, Hilary Benn, Heseltine, Tebbit, Thatcher,
etc. That doesn't mean I support their views - I don't think anyone
could support all the above, but I respect them for being genuine
to their own beliefs.

Unfortunately, I can't say that of anywhere near enough politicians.


Indeed. Greater love hath no politician than that he'd willingly
lay down the lives of millions of other people in pursuit his
principles.

I mean. Maximillian Robespierre, Joseph Stalin, Mao Tse Tung, Pol Pot.


Now let's see.

Maximillin Robespierre, Reign of Terror 1793,1794 estimated 40,000 killed

Joseph Stalin estimates of those executed, worked or starved to death
20-60 million

Mao Tse Tung Great Leap Forward estimated 45 million dead

Pol Pot, Up to 25% of the Cambodian poulation killed between 1 and 3
million people.


Meanwhile, somewhere in Southern England (one assumes)


You omitted "... all the while stealing their money and spending it on things
they neither need nor want."


A retired Bankster has a little moanette about income tax.

Cry Me a River.

Taxpayer support for UK banks: FAQs

a.. Provision of cash in the form of loans to the Financial Services Compensation
Scheme and insolvent
b.. banks to support deposits, and the purchase of share capital in Royal Bank of
Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group.
Peak support (£bn)
Guarantee commitments 1,029
Cash outlay 133
Total peak support 1,162
https://www.nao.org.uk/highlights/ta...uk-banks-faqs/


michael adams

On 23/04/17 10:25, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 23/04/17 09:58, Nightjar wrote:
On 23-Apr-17 9:48 AM, dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.


Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Isn't that what job sharing is supposed to achieve?

I have to say I admire Corbyn for sticking to his principles, even if
they almost certainly mean political suicide for his party and,
ultimately, him as party leader.

All Corbyn has are a bunch of airy fairy principles. I don't admire him
for sticking to them, I regard him with utter contempt as a man who has
never grown up enough to face reality, and is just a puppet of the hard
left who have their fingers right up his bottom.



Here, ere, total agree.

"harry" wrote in message
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On Sunday, 23 April 2017 22:37:41 UTC+1, Rod Speed wrote:
"harry" wrote in message
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On Sunday, 23 April 2017 11:00:01 UTC+1, Brian Gaff wrote:
I don't think a few bank holidays will make much odds. The problem
really
is
that as there has been no in living memory socialist government that
has
worked, most people do not understand how its supposed to work. The
worry
is, of course that neither does he. Utopia is wonderful but hard to
achieve
in a world run by capitalists.
Brian

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"harry" wrote in message
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I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public
holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land
syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

Socialism always fails.
No exceptions.

How odd that Norway didnt.

It fails when it runs out of "free" money.

Norway hasnt failed. In fact their socialism
is why every single norwegian has lots more
money than they would otherwise have had.

When their gas runs out it will collapse.

Only in your pathetic little drug crazed fantasyland.

I notice you don't mention Sweden any more.

It hasnt collapsed either.

In article . com,
dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 18:32, Roger Hayter wrote:
dennis@home wrote:

On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public
holidays. All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala
Land syndrome. They should thinking how to fix the economy instead
of heading for economic disaster.


Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some
and employ more. ;-)

Part time is better than zero hours contracts.



Not all zero hour contracts are bad.
Some people want to be on the NHS bank system and supply teaching, etc.

Yes. I well remember a obviously well heeled retired gent using his new
Merc for Uber. It suited him to work or not when he wanted. So very
representative of mini cab drivers.

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"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article . com,
dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 18:32, Roger Hayter wrote:
dennis@home wrote:

On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public
holidays. All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala
Land syndrome. They should thinking how to fix the economy instead
of heading for economic disaster.


Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some
and employ more. ;-)

Part time is better than zero hours contracts.



Not all zero hour contracts are bad.
Some people want to be on the NHS bank system and supply teaching, etc.

Yes. I well remember a obviously well heeled retired gent using his new
Merc for Uber. It suited him to work or not when he wanted. So very
representative of mini cab drivers.

And the purpose of your pathetic little bitchy whine is?

Richard wrote:

"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article . com,
dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 18:32, Roger Hayter wrote:
dennis@home wrote:

On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public
holidays. All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala
Land syndrome. They should thinking how to fix the economy instead
of heading for economic disaster.


Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some
and employ more. ;-)

Part time is better than zero hours contracts.



Not all zero hour contracts are bad.
Some people want to be on the NHS bank system and supply teaching, etc.

Yes. I well remember a obviously well heeled retired gent using his new
Merc for Uber. It suited him to work or not when he wanted. So very
representative of mini cab drivers.

And the purpose of your pathetic little bitchy whine is?

Something along the lines of people who actually want zero hours
contracts being a very small fraction of those forced to take them?
Perhaps?

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Roger Hayter

On 24/04/17 07:52, Richard wrote:
"TimW" wrote in message news

On 23/04/17 08:26, harry wrote:
[snipped Harry]
Responding to the title only, I happened to read Craig Murray this
morning on the Marr Interview with Corbyn:

" ...he went for the tabloid favourite. Would Corbyn push the button
and fire nuclear missiles? It says a very great deal about our
politics that it is taken by the media establishment as axiomatic that
anybody who will not participate in the probable destruction of the
entire human race, is the crazy person in the room."

He does have a point.
https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archi...byn-conundrum/

TW

Perhaps he does, but it is flawed.
Are you prepared to simply die to let an enemy succeed?
Beachy Head is that way

Don't understand that at all.