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Who is the senior partner us or them?
Well Tata for one; alone; is the largest manufacturing employer in this country. Larger than any UK employer. They own Jaguar, Rover , Chorus ,Tetly and many more.
Our aim is to export our way out of this mess. So we just go and schmooze the colonials into buying loads of tat from us. Easy. They are so impressed by a nice suit and posh accent you know. They all want to be British themseves. That could be arranged for a few good deals with a few good coruption and beaurocracy wallahs.
Actually the truth is that India are looking to export to us. Can we stop em? A bit of Pakistan problems could hold em back. I nice liitle war would put em all on the back foot. I wonder if we could stirr it up a bit? I used to think that China was the only real and present threat to the status quo. I thought the bentness, backshesh and beaurocracy would hold them back. But here we go cap in hand to India. They are not daft you know they will want something in return. Revenge is a dish best served cold.
War is also good for arms sales. Condemn the whole thing enough and maybe we could sell weapons of mass destruction to both sides.
Well Tata for one; alone; is the largest manufacturing employer in this country. Larger than any UK employer. They own Jaguar, Rover , Chorus ,Tetly and many more.
Our aim is to export our way out of this mess. So we just go and schmooze the colonials into buying loads of tat from us. Easy. They are so impressed by a nice suit and posh accent you know. They all want to be British themseves. That could be arranged for a few good deals with a few good coruption and beaurocracy wallahs.
Actually the truth is that India are looking to export to us. Can we stop em? A bit of Pakistan problems could hold em back. I nice liitle war would put em all on the back foot. I wonder if we could stirr it up a bit? I used to think that China was the only real and present threat to the status quo. I thought the bentness, backshesh and beaurocracy would hold them back. But here we go cap in hand to India. They are not daft you know they will want something in return. Revenge is a dish best served cold.
War is also good for arms sales. Condemn the whole thing enough and maybe we could sell weapons of mass destruction to both sides.
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what planet are you on?
are you seriously advocating that we should stoke up trouble, start war, just so we can get ourselves out of financial mess we created for ourselves? if so, please post your address, the clown suit is on its way! |
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Planet Melv.
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Pardon me. I have got it partly wrong. Pakistan etc are safe. We are queing up to sell Indian arms to be used against enemies closer to home.
Ok we are not the only ones. Like flies around sh1t all the major arms dealers are swarming around Indias ruling elite bribing them to fk inorder to off load as much military hardware as they can. When the consultants, the go betweens, and the Indian ruling class have skimmed of as much as they can the purchashes will be used agianst Indias own in Kashmir (80,000 dead and counting) and central India. Meanwhile these despicable skumbags are literally planning a trip to the moon. B()gger the 800 million living on $2 a day and the 60 million starving children. What have you got to say about that Dave. Trickle down my @ss. |
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Agree with Melv. India is class ridden. The posturing millionaires and billionaires flaunt their wealth - with no thought for the poor majority.
Fraud and corruption is endemic. A democracy in name, but not in practice. Power is bought in India, not won through the ballot box. |
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well, this is the fundamental nature of capitalism, exploitation
of labour resource. 1) every citizen cannot be king 2) a king cares not the colour of his slaves reality is, the vast majority of people are not interested in becoming king, they just want enough to be comfortable. because of the need for a comfortable lifestyle, the economic impact for already established economies is gonna be huge. eg: it will only take 20% of people in india + china combined to acquire the same level of goods and services for the whole populations of the USA + UK combined. they should have access to the same opportunities that we have, without any undue external interference. i believe, we here in the west, will benefit most by constructively aiding that. what the emerging superpowers really have on their side though is diverse histories and cultures (5-6000+ years), which gives them the ability to see an idea, absorb it, mutate it, and move with it (eg: they will brand and remake their own version of democracy). tie that up with a gift/drive for learning and education and the next 20-30 years will be interesting indeed. simply take a look at some of the theses and dissertations emerging from the top engineering and science uni's, and you'll see a proliferation of asian names. we, in the west have really got to step up, and compete, fairly! |
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"Fraud and corruption is endemic."
Just like the UK then. "A democracy in name, but not in practice. Power is bought in India, not won through the ballot box." In the UK power is won through the ballot box and then sold to the highest bidder. |