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I work in recruitment and find it amazing when he keeps saying " we will get people off benefits and into jobs "
Will someone explain to him that there is no jobs out there and there won't be any out there soon .
The country is in deep deep sh i te .
Will someone explain to him that there is no jobs out there and there won't be any out there soon .
The country is in deep deep sh i te .
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At least the parasitic job agency people are going bust.
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i am ok local council always find poke for us ;)
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Jobs aplenty I reckon, if brits cud get off their a r s e
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how come a moan of his age does not need to shave?
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moan = man = moan = moany man
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because he's fashioned from re-cycled plastic
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Blame our troubles on the Unions, they are a major contributor to the problems we face.
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please explain how the unions were responsible for the meltdown in the investment banking industry ... the recession was not the responsibility of the Tories but the result of fundamental flaws in the investment banking sector which traditionally is overwhelming Conservative.
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Deeppockets since the end of the 2nd World war the power of the unions and the left wingers who have run them have slowly choked this country to its near death. Iam all for the working man but trade union leaders of all ilks have imo taken their members for a ride.
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I believe your analysis is about 30 years out of date.
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that is where all our probs stem from.
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Why is there no longer a manufacturing base in this country? answer that one please.
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cos we cant pay 50p an hour like china?
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miprixabloater....i was born of a poor working class familly just after ww2.....for your info despite winnning????? many men like my father who served the full 6 years werent wanted back home....your tory mate churchill liked 2 c unenemployment to keep wages down and the peaseants fighting ea other for work ,while he of course inherited a massive fortune .....he apposed the forming of the national health service and of course any system of benefits to support the poor.....many people like me grew up very under nourished.....dont need the unions u fxcking muppet!!! just after ww2???...../you havent got a clue you prxck.....
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Because in the 50s the inflexible attitude of unions knackered the country.
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1stPost - similar to you, hell would have to freeze over twice for me to vote tory
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1stpost you're wrong about Churchill. It was Churchill as Home Secretary in the pre WW1 Liberal Government that introduced many of the welfare benefits paid today, including pensions.
He did have issues over the NHS, but so did many of the doctors, especially the surgeons. That is why Nye Bevan said, "he stuffed their mouths with gold" to get them to agree. |
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1st post who are you insulting ,foryour info I lived throught the blitz had 3 brothers and 3 brotherr in laws serving in the armed forces one losing his life nI have been working class all my life and will say till the day I die that that the unions have abused their power and in doing so have helped bring this great country to the state it is now .
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mixprixabloater....cant u read u dummy? . i,m insulting u!! ...havent been working class all your life??? o,4 christ sake ...get real.....come on give us all a laugh....what do u think u r now??
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1st class you are a nutter, take your medication, calm down , drink some water, lie down the attack will pass.
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miprixabloater....thanks 4 that but i've already taken me medicine...but...i must say i really rue the day it gets as strong as yours....
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I have to agree about the unions. When I started work all you heard was how much they earned in the car factories. Eventually the unions brought them to their kness with 'time & motion' and now they are owned by the Japamese and Germans and everyone works flat out. I worked in a car factory for 4 years and we were out on strike at the drop of a hat and only worked about 3 hours a day. Could not last.
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quayside 30 Apr 00:01
Jobs aplenty I reckon, if brits cud get off their a r s e ^ rubbish,made redundant 4 weeks ago and have applied for 8 jobs,only one has had the decency to see me for a interview. one post and during my 1 hour there were several others waiting for a interview,even got long waiting lists for asda,morrisons etc. if there were jobs out there I would be working. |
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a fine man.excellent head of hair.will undoubtedly make a good pm
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It is extremely ironic that the Tories are going to win this election and be forced to sort out the mess caused by the City which, given the cuts and taxes that are inevitable, will mean the are out of office again for 15 years after this parliament.
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Alteratively if there is a hung parliament and the Lib Dems join with Labour and it runs into the inevitable clash of personalities and policies there will be another election in less than 12 months and then they will both be in the wilderness for decades.
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Deeppockets, could be a coaltion.
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Nick Luck for Premier and Lukeheart for Chancellor.
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Yifter the Shifter for Home Secretary surely a natural........a Norman Tebbit of the North...
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Lib Dems say they will not do a deal with Labour if they finish third in the popular vote but have the second largest number of MP's to emphsise the unfairness of the first past the post voting system ... could see a Lib Dem/Con coalition lasting for about 12 months until they were forced to do something about electoral reform ... (The Conservatives voting for PR would be like turkeys voting for Christmas) ... then it would fall apat in acrimony and Cameron would call another election
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Who needs to work when there is limitless free munny to be made here? :)
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