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"Jerry." wrote in message ... snip If you change a documents wording (by adding or removing words, so that it then reads completely decently it has been altered to meet your needs, FACT. That should have read - ....then reads completely differently it has been altered to meet your needs.... 'IMM' is going to love that typo !.. |
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"Clive Summerfield" wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "John Rumm" wrote in message ... IMM wrote: You are in cloud cuckoo land. How old are you? 19? I wish! That way I would be looking forward to starting my business in a couple of years - at the start off a nice long period of stable tory government Oh the poor ******* is brainwahsed. He is not old enough to experince how inept this bunch of self interest goons are. Read Who Runs Britain and Who Own Britain. read them well. You can move your lips when reading if you like. You're slipping IMM. It's taken you nearly 3 days to introduce land ownership to this thread. You must be slowing up. Super important point. Look at the Guardian 22.01.04. The top 7 landowners get around 40 million a year in subsidies. Highlights the bias to the rich. |
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But IMM simply disagrees with everyone, since only he is infallible. He should be the next pope. I thought he WAS the last pope... |
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In article , John Rumm wrote: Another one in cloud cuckoo land. This is the best government in living memory. And just how long is your living memory? about 3 years by the sound of it. Well, you must be pretty young if you can't remember just how many ordinary people's lives Thatcher and her pals ruined. Or, of course, very rich. Or how many were ruined by tha labour governments that preceded it... |
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"IMM" wrote in message ... "geoff" wrote in message ... In message , IMM writes Bliar should resign as the head of a government which operated in this unprincipled manner. IMO he is not fit to govern. He has been proven not to be a liar, by a top judge. Given the fact that (as I wrote earlier) that Hutton came from what you call a snotty university, how can YOU of all people have any faith in what he says? If a snot says they were above board, it means they could not prove otherwise. If they could they would. Duh! You really do not understand what 'Terms of reference' mean. Under the terms of reference Load Hutton had to work to (imposed by HMG and himself) he came to almost the only conclusion he could. No even unde hose terms, he could have been a lot more critical of bliar and Campbell. He chose not to be. |
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"Julian Fowler" wrote in message ... On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 13:17:58 +0000 (GMT), Dave Plowman wrote: In article , Julian Fowler wrote: I for one have no problem with the concept of a publicly funded, public service broadcaster; I do have a problem, though, with that broadcaster producing crap (soap operas, game shows, "reality" shows, etc.) using licence fee revenue. *You* might have a problem with this, but the reality is that perhaps the majority of the viewing public want soap operas, etc, given the viewing figures. And since the BBC is funded by all those who possess a TV, it's only fair the majority is catered for. That is not, though, what the BBC is there for, nor what its licence fee funding is intended to achieve. Commerical channels chase ratings in order to generate advertising revenue: that's the right place for mindless/populist "entertainment". The BBC does not *need* to compete with such dross, and it would be entirely within its charter not to do so. I can't remember the exact wording of the BBC charter (perhaps Dave P does) but it goes something like ...to inform, educate and entertain... Now you might not like the order in which it does those things but the BBC has as much right to do them as any other broadcaster. What does annoy me is how BBC 1 and BBC 2 are competing with each other, if you watch the 10 pm news on BBC 1 (including your own regions news out put etc.) you than miss the start of newsnight on BBC 2 for example. |
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"IMM" wrote in message ... "Andy Hall" wrote in message ... On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 07:19:48 +0000, PoP wrote: On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 02:19:28 +0000, John Rumm wrote: And just how long is your living memory? about 3 years by the sound of it. You are being unbelievably generous! I tend to think our IMM has the memory retention capability of a goldfish. Must be real nice getting up each morning in a different bedroom! Research has it that that is about 8 seconds......... LOL, Andy you are a hoot. You really are acting like a fish out of water, flapping your tail and gulping air, oh I forgot you are a fish out of water ! |
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"IMM" wrote in message ... "John Rumm" wrote in message ... IMM wrote: You are in cloud cuckoo land. How old are you? 19? I wish! That way I would be looking forward to starting my business in a couple of years - at the start off a nice long period of stable tory government Oh the poor ******* is brainwahsed. He is not old enough to experince how inept this bunch of self interest goons are. Read Who Runs Britain and Who Own Britain. read them well. If you can move your lips when reading if you like. LOL, Can 'IMM' read, (s)he certainly can't read context. :~( |
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"IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... snip Go and read the Hutton report FFS and stop being an utter plank ! You are reading it? You sad *******. This is storm in a teacup. A nothing issue. The power of media is awesome at times, look what it has done to him. Well, if not reading it means I'll be so ill informed as you are I'm glad that I'm a sad *******, Are you glad to be brainwashed to, and unable to see cons and lack commons sense too.? How can I be brainwashed by reading the report you are saying is a good report and hold in high respect ? Unless you are have also been brainwashed too.... You utter plank ! |
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"IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... snip LOL, You really should read the Huttion report, I am, and I have never even set foot in the local Tory party office. Send the money by post do you? Unlike you I don't support any political party, in anyway. You jest of course. No, deadly serious I'm afraid. I do use my vote though. |
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"IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... "geoff" wrote in message ... In message , IMM writes snip [ re WMDs in iraq ] We gave them six months notice of inspection, so they hid/got rid of things. But the whole country is available to inspect and they have been searching hard since they invaded And they can question (in what ever manner they like in effect) those who allegedly designed and built them - yet they still have not found anything, not even a trace of them. The point is they had them, had used them and had them until recently. They could,be hidden somewhere. It is big place. And I suppose you also think NASA will find little green men on Mars, even though NASA say that it is 99.9999E % certain they won't !.. They could have had all sorts of things, the fact (that is becoming more evident by the day) is that they didn't - which means the intel' that said they did have them was wrong, if they can be so wrong in this matter who says they are not getting other (possibly more important) natters wrong. You are influenced by tabloids. You can't think or see the big picture. You are sad. You were obviously talking to yourself when you typed those remarks, You have admitted to not reading the Hutton report and have admitted to reading a Tabloid, and you still argue the toss. |
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"IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... snip Kelly said "days". YES DAYS!!!!!!! He said week then days, which mean less than 7. Are you that thick! And the government said 45 minutes, Read back at my attempt to explain something very simple to you. And you should read back over this thread were many people have tried to explain that you are wrong and that the time quoted by HMG for deployment and firing of the WMDs was 45 minutes. It doesn't matter how many times you say otherwise the FACTS are contained in the original HMG document. |
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I suggest that everyone arguing in this thread should read it, including IMM (if you have any problems with the big words, I'm sure there are people who can help you out) Although not really diy related, it can be found at: http://www.uk-diy.org Excellent mate. have fun |
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Julian Fowler wrote: *You* might have a problem with this, but the reality is that perhaps the majority of the viewing public want soap operas, etc, given the viewing figures. And since the BBC is funded by all those who possess a TV, it's only fair the majority is catered for. That is not, though, what the BBC is there for, nor what its licence fee funding is intended to achieve. Commerical channels chase ratings in order to generate advertising revenue: that's the right place for mindless/populist "entertainment". The BBC does not *need* to compete with such dross, and it would be entirely within its charter not to do so. This argument is put many times, but if the BBC concentrated on minority interests, its funding would be withdrawn in short order - there is already a high level of public opinion that would like to see the end of the licence. Perhaps there's space for a subscription channel that only makes the programmes you want to watch, but I'd guess you'll have to set it up and run it yourself. ;-) Actually, it appears that the BBC is increasingly putting the programming that I would prefer to watch on channels that are funded from the licence fee, but I cannot receive ... :-( Things like the Clark Diaries? Very good it is too, It's scheduled for a repeat on BBC2, IIRC. -- *Pride is what we have. Vanity is what others have. Dave Plowman London SW 12 RIP Acorn |
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The Natural Philosopher wrote: Well, you must be pretty young if you can't remember just how many ordinary people's lives Thatcher and her pals ruined. Or, of course, very rich. Or how many were ruined by tha labour governments that preceded it... Nice to have some examples, rather than rhetoric. -- *I'm planning to be spontaneous tomorrow * Dave Plowman London SW 12 RIP Acorn |
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"Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... snip more crap You really do not understand what is being discussed here and I doubt you will ever be able to. :~( You can't see your way through the crap. |
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"Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... "Andy Hall" wrote in message ... On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 01:32:12 -0000, "IMM" wrote: snip No. It proves the power of the tabloids to influence minds. It certainly does...... LOL, and I bet I know which Tabloid IMM reads... Have a guess. So you admit to reading a Tabloid then, No. the reason for your ignorance is coming clearer now... |
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"geoff" wrote in message ... In message , IMM writes "Jerry." wrote in message ... "Andy Hall" wrote in message ... On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 01:32:12 -0000, "IMM" wrote: snip No. It proves the power of the tabloids to influence minds. It certainly does...... LOL, and I bet I know which Tabloid IMM reads... Have a guess. Bunty ? Maxie, good one, LOL. |
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"Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "Julian Fowler" wrote in message ... On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 09:42:15 +0000 (GMT), Dave Plowman wrote: In article , IMM wrote: It's interesting to note, that we have people with views from across the political spectrum, and those who feel that Baroness Thatcher was equally misbehaved in her day, yet the only person who seems to be supporting Teflon Tony is yourself. Doesn't that strike you as a little odd? No. It proves the power of the tabloids to influence minds. Well, I don't read any papers and get all my news from the BBC. And am a socialist. But am perfectly aware that on the broader issue of WOMD Blair either lied, was very badly advised, He did not lie. Badly advised by many intelligence depts, maybe. HE did not lie or sex up the document. Well what the hell do you call altering the wording of a perfectly good, if lacking in the required urgency, document is called then ? The document was changed, FACT. It was not sexed up, Hutton said so. |
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"Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... snip Kelly said "days". YES DAYS!!!!!!! He said week then days, which mean less than 7. Are you that thick! And the government said 45 minutes, Read back at my attempt to explain something very simple to you. And you should read back over this thread were many people have tried to explain that you are wrong and that the time quoted by HMG for deployment and firing of the WMDs was 45 minutes. It doesn't matter how many times you say otherwise the FACTS are contained in the original HMG document. Read back at my attempt to explain something very simple to you. |
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"Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... "geoff" wrote in message ... In message , IMM writes snip [ re WMDs in iraq ] We gave them six months notice of inspection, so they hid/got rid of things. But the whole country is available to inspect and they have been searching hard since they invaded And they can question (in what ever manner they like in effect) those who allegedly designed and built them - yet they still have not found anything, not even a trace of them. The point is they had them, had used them and had them until recently. They could,be hidden somewhere. It is big place. And I suppose you also think NASA will find little green men on Mars, even though NASA say that it is 99.9999E % certain they won't !.. Did NASA sex it up? You are influenced by tabloids. You can't think or see the big picture. You are sad. |
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"Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "Jerry." wrote in message ... snip LOL, You really should read the Huttion report, I am, and I have never even set foot in the local Tory party office. Send the money by post do you? Unlike you I don't support any political party, in anyway. You jest of course. No, deadly serious I'm afraid. I do use my vote though. I think I know who for. How sad. |
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"Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "John Rumm" wrote in message ... IMM wrote: You are in cloud cuckoo land. How old are you? 19? I wish! That way I would be looking forward to starting my business in a couple of years - at the start off a nice long period of stable tory government Oh the poor ******* is brainwahsed. He is not old enough to experince how inept this bunch of self interest goons are. Read Who Runs Britain and Who Own Britain. read them well. If you can move your lips when reading if you like. LOL, Can 'IMM' read, (s)he certainly can't read context. :~( Have you ordered the books yet? |
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"Jerry." wrote in message ... "IMM" wrote in message ... "Andy Hall" wrote in message ... On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 07:19:48 +0000, PoP wrote: On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 02:19:28 +0000, John Rumm wrote: And just how long is your living memory? about 3 years by the sound of it. You are being unbelievably generous! I tend to think our IMM has the memory retention capability of a goldfish. Must be real nice getting up each morning in a different bedroom! Research has it that that is about 8 seconds......... LOL, Andy you are a hoot. You really are acting like a fish out of water, flapping your tail and gulping air, oh I forgot you are a fish out of water ! LOL, Jerry you are a hoot. |
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"John Rumm" wrote in message ... IMM wrote: The unions had nothing to do with the decline of British industry. Can we borrow those rose tinted specs of yours when you are finished with them....? Another one brainwashed by the right wing press. We are talking about those same unions that had brought about the demise of two governments aren't we? No union brought down any government at all. The ones responsible for the winter of discontent? What discontent? Thatcher legislated them to neutrality and we went even further downhill. So it wasn't unions. So you are saying that compared to the 70's we have slipped even further downhill? No I am not. In the 1980s and early 90s unions were neutral and the country went to the dogs. We had 100s on the streets living in make shift shanty towns. That's odd - I seem to recall from another posting of yours that "the economy is stronger than any time in living memory". Blair has done a wonderful job. |
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On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 20:30:12 -0000, "IMM" wrote:
He did not lie. Badly advised by many intelligence depts, maybe. HE did not lie or sex up the document. Well what the hell do you call altering the wording of a perfectly good, if lacking in the required urgency, document is called then ? The document was changed, FACT. It was not sexed up, Hutton said so. Must be right then....... ..andy To email, substitute .nospam with .gl |
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On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 20:40:34 -0000, "IMM" wrote:
"John Rumm" wrote in message ... IMM wrote: The unions had nothing to do with the decline of British industry. Can we borrow those rose tinted specs of yours when you are finished with them....? Another one brainwashed by the right wing press. We are talking about those same unions that had brought about the demise of two governments aren't we? No union brought down any government at all. The ones responsible for the winter of discontent? What discontent? You are kidding, of course..... http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/timelin...scontent.shtml http://www.guardian.co.uk/petrol/sto...367803,00.html http://www.number-10.gov.uk/output/page127.asp Blair has done a wonderful job. ..... at what he does best. He certainly has you fooled, doesn't he? ..andy To email, substitute .nospam with .gl |
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In message , IMM
writes And they can question (in what ever manner they like in effect) those who allegedly designed and built them - yet they still have not found anything, not even a trace of them. The point is they had them, had used them and had them until recently. They could,be hidden somewhere. It is big place. And I suppose you also think NASA will find little green men on Mars, even though NASA say that it is 99.9999E % certain they won't !.. Did NASA sex it up? You are influenced by tabloids. You can't think or see the big picture. You are sad. From here, it looks to me that you're the one who can't see the big picture. Everything you've posted in this thread indicates that you really don't have a clue -- geoff |
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The Natural Philosopher wrote in message ... Yeah, They can't even tell a towel head from a sand ****** on fox news, allegedly... Try watching it before you comment, I don't think it's perfect, but it is the only news channel in the english speaking world which presents both sides without a left wing bias. It also asks the questions many of us would like answered and hammers the point home when an obfuscation is provided. Try watching and listening to Bill O'reilly and see if you don't agree with the questions he is asking. In the Iraq episode, it was watched by more people than any other channel, does this not tell you something. I watched the BBC at the same period and felt ashamed to be British. Regards Capitol |
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On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 21:40:50 -0000, "Capitol"
wrote: The Natural Philosopher wrote in message ... Yeah, They can't even tell a towel head from a sand ****** on fox news, allegedly... Try watching it before you comment, I don't think it's perfect, but it is the only news channel in the english speaking world which presents both sides without a left wing bias .... so presumably you like Fox News's overwhelmingly right wing bias? It also asks the questions many of us would like answered and hammers the point home when an obfuscation is provided. Try watching and listening to Bill O'reilly and see if you don't agree with the questions he is asking. In the Iraq episode, it was watched by more people than any other channel, does this not tell you something. It tells me to be profoundly depressed about the sources of "news" that seem to be preferred by the citizenry of the US of A -- I suspect that there's a connection between this statistic and the reported believe of large portions of the American population that the result of the war in Iraq is that "we got the guy who did 9/11". I watched the BBC at the same period and felt ashamed to be British. Contrary to the beliefs of the loony right, including the editors of several particularly nasty tabloid newspapers, the BBC's N&CA output is not only of exceedingly high quality, its the only internationally recognized news organization that really does cover the views of all sides without bias. To prefer Fox over the BBC is to show a desire to hear *only* a right-wing, (neo)conservative slant on what's happening in the world. Julian -- Julian Fowler julian (at) bellevue-barn (dot) org (dot) uk |
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Dave Plowman wrote in message Nice to have some examples, rather than rhetoric. Just try looking at the disposable incomes from 1979 onwards and what they can purchase( apart from houses!). Today's living standards( whilst declining under Bliar and Brown since 1997) are far and away better than in 1979. The Tories( apart from Thatcher), as a whole were economically incompetent at managing the economy (as a result of trusting the treasury opinion of the day?) and their rank and file politicians(lawyers?) lacked any real economic understanding. The Thatcher government was absolutely correct in trying to preserve a low tax environment and achieved far more than any government before or since. The Tories failed miserably once the incompetents Major and Clark took over. Brown learned from the US experience of the early 1990s and realised that in a recession it is essential to reduce interest rates to try to maintain economic activity. I was in the US at this time, and on the whole, there was no significant recession. He has followed this course and it has been very successful. However, the present "tax the average income earner" to fund inefficient government spending programmes and achieve the socialist state so beloved of Scottish politicians is, I believe, about to fall apart, as the wealth producing part of the economy( making things) is either rushing offshore(call centres etc) or investing in other countries. The tax grab from individuals has, I believe, risen by 50% since 1997 and there is virtually nothing to show for it. It's nice to see good economic activity, but unless there is some incentive for greedy individuals to establish businesses here, there will be no real growth. With a budget deficit of £50B this year, falling income and corporation tax revenues, increasing interest rates and taxes, the outlook looks grim. I'd be interested to see the real figures for Scottish unemployment rates for the last 12 months, my impression is that they are rising quite rapidly, apart from the people involved in not finishing the Scottish Parliament building! Regards Capitol |
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"Andy Hall" wrote in message ... On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 20:30:12 -0000, "IMM" wrote: He did not lie. Badly advised by many intelligence depts, maybe. HE did not lie or sex up the document. Well what the hell do you call altering the wording of a perfectly good, if lacking in the required urgency, document is called then ? The document was changed, FACT. It was not sexed up, Hutton said so. Must be right then....... Of course. |
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"geoff" wrote in message ... In message , IMM writes And they can question (in what ever manner they like in effect) those who allegedly designed and built them - yet they still have not found anything, not even a trace of them. The point is they had them, had used them and had them until recently. They could,be hidden somewhere. It is big place. And I suppose you also think NASA will find little green men on Mars, even though NASA say that it is 99.9999E % certain they won't !.. Did NASA sex it up? You are influenced by tabloids. You can't think or see the big picture. You are sad. From here, it looks to me that you're the one who can't see the big picture. Everything you've posted in this thread indicates that you really don't have a clue Maxie, you are mixed up. |
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"Andy Hall" wrote in message ... On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 20:40:34 -0000, "IMM" wrote: "John Rumm" wrote in message ... IMM wrote: The unions had nothing to do with the decline of British industry. Can we borrow those rose tinted specs of yours when you are finished with them....? Another one brainwashed by the right wing press. We are talking about those same unions that had brought about the demise of two governments aren't we? No union brought down any government at all. The ones responsible for the winter of discontent? What discontent? You are kidding, of course..... Not at all. The 1979 winter was a normal winter. The odd inconvenience here and there for some people. Raving right tabloids said there was lots of discontent. Hogwash! Blair has done a wonderful job. .... at what he does best. Running the country well. Very, very well!!!!! That Hutton report was fantastic wasn't it? Great report. |
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On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 00:08:35 -0000, "IMM" wrote:
"Andy Hall" wrote in message .. . On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 20:40:34 -0000, "IMM" wrote: "John Rumm" wrote in message ... IMM wrote: The unions had nothing to do with the decline of British industry. Can we borrow those rose tinted specs of yours when you are finished with them....? Another one brainwashed by the right wing press. We are talking about those same unions that had brought about the demise of two governments aren't we? No union brought down any government at all. The ones responsible for the winter of discontent? What discontent? You are kidding, of course..... Not at all. The 1979 winter was a normal winter. The odd inconvenience here and there for some people. Raving right tabloids said there was lots of discontent. Hogwash! Like The Guardian for example? Blair has done a wonderful job. .... at what he does best. Running the country well. Very, very well!!!!! That Hutton report was fantastic wasn't it? Great report. Have you actually read through it? ..andy To email, substitute .nospam with .gl |
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"Capitol" wrote in message ... Dave Plowman wrote in message Nice to have some examples, rather than rhetoric. Just try looking at the disposable incomes from 1979 onwards and what they can purchase( apart from houses!). Today's living standards( whilst declining under Bliar and Brown since 1997) are far and away better than in 1979. The Tories( apart from Thatcher), You are mad! Thatcher? He said she was to create a meritocracy. The parasites in the establishment - jobs for boys keep the rich happy brigade - were scared stiff that the gravy train would end. I thought a meritocracy from a Tory. Unheard of of. This is against the class strata of what they uphold. The Tories uphold a ruling class and land in the hand of the few leaching off the rest. When she left the public school/Oxbridge parasites were still in charge, holding all the top civil service jobs, military, judiciary, academia, etc. She utterly failed. Every Tory government since the war has left the country in an economic mess, while Labour have left office with it sound. FACT! |
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IMM wrote:
lacking in the required urgency, document is called then ? The document was changed, FACT. It was not sexed up, Hutton said so. So you are saying that Hutton must be lying then? The fact the document was massaged by downing street is a known fact that is not open to debate - they published the evidence themselves on their own web site. Demonstrating their grasp of all things IT, they released the MS Word document complete with its (hidden embedded) list of recent editors and revisions still in it:- http://www.computerbytesman.com/privacy/blair.htm -- Cheers, John. /================================================== ===============\ | Internode Ltd - http://www.internode.co.uk | |-----------------------------------------------------------------| | John Rumm - john(at)internode(dot)co(dot)uk | \================================================= ================/ |
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"John Rumm" wrote in message ... IMM wrote: lacking in the required urgency, document is called then ? The document was changed, FACT. It was not sexed up, Hutton said so. So you are saying that Hutton must be lying then? He said specifically that the document was not sexed up. |
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"Andy Hall" wrote in message ... On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 00:08:35 -0000, "IMM" wrote: "Andy Hall" wrote in message .. . On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 20:40:34 -0000, "IMM" wrote: "John Rumm" wrote in message ... IMM wrote: The unions had nothing to do with the decline of British industry. Can we borrow those rose tinted specs of yours when you are finished with them....? Another one brainwashed by the right wing press. We are talking about those same unions that had brought about the demise of two governments aren't we? No union brought down any government at all. The ones responsible for the winter of discontent? What discontent? You are kidding, of course..... Not at all. The 1979 winter was a normal winter. The odd inconvenience here and there for some people. Raving right tabloids said there was lots of discontent. Hogwash! Like The Guardian for example? Blair has done a wonderful job. .... at what he does best. Running the country well. Very, very well!!!!! That Hutton report was fantastic wasn't it? Great report. Have you actually read through it? I heard him on TV and read a summary. great report. Hit the nail on the head. great report. |
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On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 00:45:10 -0000, "IMM" wrote:
I heard him on TV and read a summary. great report. Hit the nail on the head. great report. So you haven't read it..... Like the selection of evidence, the summary is selective as well........ ..andy To email, substitute .nospam with .gl |
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