Reply With QuoteYes - happy to imply (no, not imply - claim) the Black Wednesday melt down was the responsibility of the Chancellor of the Exchequer at the time.Originally Posted by NinianOpinion1927
That was Nigel Lamont not George Soros. Look it up.
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Bloody hell!
Are you referring to my post where I did anything but defend the Labour candidate. I said he should have been dumped earlier.
I did point out that the Israeli government had had intelligence of the Hamas attack more than a year in advance (and again more recently) but didn't believe Hamas had the capability to carry out the attack - so the conspiracy theories were wild and unjustified. I also referred to a history of recent provocations by Israeli settlers and the government - trying to draw a reaction of some kind they could use - and pointed out the presence in the Israeli government of fascists. I didn't mention 'white nationalism'.
I honestly do not remember any post I (or Doucas) made claiming the public sector had higher productivity than the private sector - wit or without the NHS. But if I did, what relevance does that have to the thread or the post you replied to? Answer - none!
Yes - happy to imply (no, not imply - claim) the Black Wednesday melt down was the responsibility of the Chancellor of the Exchequer at the time.
That was Nigel Lamont not George Soros. Look it up.
What a ridiculously gross generalisation!
In my lifetime I have voted Conservative, Labour, Liberal (before they became the Liberal Democrats) and Green Party, depending on who I thought had the best policies at the time. This time, so far, I would be classified as undecided as I have no idea at the moment. Yes the Conservatives have really made a mess but I don't see any incredible salvation coming our way from Labour. If they do get a working majority in the 2024 election I think they will constantly play the "look at the mess we inherited" card to explain why they are not able to fix things quite as easily/quickly as Joe Public will expect. It's very easy to criticise when in opposition!
Nigel Lawson or Norman Lamont.
I know Soros devalued our currency causing chaos, making a fortune, and damaging our economy in the 80s. Not sure if it was black Wednesday or not.
Some incredible claims being made in this thread as to the causes of this latest recession - a link backing up the claims would have been handy.
Good spot - Norman Lamont it was. Regretting ‘rien’ in his bath
Yes you're right - as you know Food banks were introduced in the UK in 1997 - Tony Blair was the PM in 97
Over to a more socialist country like France, food banks were started in 1984.
UK and France approx same population figure 60-65 million
France throughput 4 times the amount as UK foodbanks - is that the Tories fault as well posh boy ?
Germany’s close too, if they can’t see an upturn then the rest of us are doomed…..
Of course….some dumbphucks still actually believe a change of tie colour will make a difference in this country….god help them. Look at the mess Blair left behind here and we won’t mention the Middle East, ruined since 2002…..Yes you're right - as you know Food banks were introduced in the UK in 1997 - Tony Blair was the PM in 97
Over to a more socialist country like France, food banks were started in 1984.
UK and France approx same population figure 60-65 million
France throughput 4 times the amount as UK foodbanks - is that the Tories fault as well posh boy ?
Germany's economy is "dramatically bad," and "we cannot continue like this," said the Economy Minister and Green Party member Robert Habeck speaking this week
Trump warmed Germany about the risks of being reliant on cheap Russian energy.
German dignitaries laughed at him.
Biden’s administration then destroyed Nord Stream to “punish Russia”.
And here we are.
Even Sunak doesn’t come out with the sort of garbage seen in this thread defending the Government that was pledging growth this time last year and has delivered a recession
I know there is very little point trying to explain to numb nuts like sludge up in the vale re foodbanks - in his fantasy world he has the blue corner as the pantomime villain and the red corner as Peter Pan. He's labouring under a mis apprehension - but I guess that is something he likes.
It's all seems a bit unfair focusing on the person who made the pledge, rather than everybody else.Even Sunak doesn’t come out with the sort of garbage seen in this thread defending the Government that was pledging growth this time last year and has delivered a recession
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Do you think the food banks that are in existence now , in 2024 are the fault of Tony Blair, who let's be honest was almost as tory as you are or the current tory government ?Yes you're right - as you know Food banks were introduced in the UK in 1997 - Tony Blair was the PM in 97
Over to a more socialist country like France, food banks were started in 1984.
UK and France approx same population figure 60-65 million
France throughput 4 times the amount as UK foodbanks - is that the Tories fault as well posh boy ?
Dopey foot soldiersEven Sunak doesn’t come out with the sort of garbage seen in this thread defending the Government that was pledging growth this time last year and has delivered a recession
Absolute cannon fodder
The only thing you have done is explain absolutely nothing to a chimp who is staring back at you in the mirror
It's all very well pretending you are politically unbiased but trawl back through your postings on here , they are a conservative party broadcasts wet dream
But you voted for him….what a difference he made. Starmer is basically blair agsin
I voted for him until he invaded Iraq
I certainly have never voted Tory but I reckon you have
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