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Excellent Article...

In The Times by Matthew Syed today, has anyone seen it? Just basically highlighting how ridiculous this idea to give foreign players lessons in culture is when the big English clubs (Liverpool and Chelsea) act like racism is a trivial matter when their star players are involved in it. Racism can only be tackled when it is seen as absolutely unacceptable by everyone. It is pointless to suggest it can be eradicated from the game while fans and clubs continue to back their players who are found guilty of using racist language.

posted on 13/12/12

"He seems to be putting down the last Labour party that led the country whilst agreeing that if he were in such a position (laughable i know) that he would have done the same thing."

How do you work that one out? He said he would have done the same thing with bailing out the banks, that was it.

posted on 13/12/12

comment by Metro_ (U6770)
posted 13 hours, 59 minutes ago
His answer is confusing.

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Maybe the fault is at your end Metro.

There seem to be a few other people who have managed to grasp what I am saying.

posted on 13/12/12

Tories and Labour - opposite sides of the same coin.

posted on 13/12/12

How do you work that one out? He said he would have done the same thing with bailing out the banks,

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Well it seems as if he can't decide on whether they put the country in this position or whether in fact he would have acted the same way.

He probably needs to look at the levels of growth more closely to understand why certain decisions are made instead of the usual bile of

'Put us there in the first place'

posted on 13/12/12

Metro

None of my posts here are actually to do with the banking collapse.

Please try and keep up.

And as you seem to be completely oblivious to this, The Labour Government were borrowing money on a massive amount about six years prior to the banking collapse. It started just after the second term.

In the first term, Gord was in the black.

posted on 13/12/12

VC strikes me as a Thatcherite but with Call-Me-Dave's accession to the apex of the Tory party, he seems to have defected to the UKIP.

posted on 13/12/12

TRC

I vote for who I believe is right to lead the country at the time.

I voted for Blair first time round.

So many people in the UK (and the USA) waste their votes by alligning themselves to one party. It is pretty much why nothing ever gets fixed.

posted on 13/12/12

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posted on 17/12/12

The Labour Government were borrowing money on a massive amount about six years prior to the banking collapse
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rubbish! the labour party really need to debunk this tory myth that labour were borrowing money on a huge scale. don't believe me? check out the FACTS.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8636701.stm

As you can see from the table borrowing only increased on a huge scale when brown had to bail the banks. the tories claim that the labour party nearly "bankrupted" the country. Britain was always able to maintain its debt payments and borrow at interest rates at a 300 year low! Fact! The tories claim that we had the biggest debt of any G20 country! this is utterly WRONG! our debt with regards to GDP was 59% the facts are as follows:

USA = 65%
GREECE = 94%
FRANCE = 60%
JAPAN = 104%
PORTUGAL = 62%

Gordon Brown steered us through the deepest recession for eighty years without pushing the national debt anywhere near historical normality, let alone a high. He also managed a recovery without high inflation, high interest rates, or high unemployment. FACT!

posted on 17/12/12


Wow Joely.... VC well and truly blown out the water

Well done

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