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Spot on. The amazing thing is that they can be so ballsey about it and people still vote for them. They've treated the public with utter contempt lately. And how many election pledges are they now breaking, ditching or u-turning on, I've lost count? But they can get away with it for some bizarre reason, and that's an embarrassment to the rest of the political spectrum.
Indeed. The fact that they are publicly distancing themselves from austerity shows it to be a choice, not a necessity.
By the way, has anyone watched the documentary "Inside Job"?
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Austerity my arse on 20:15 - Jun 26 with 819 views
Austerity my arse on 20:15 - Jun 26 by Brynmill_Jack
Perhaps now is the time to openly discuss the possibility of an united Ireland.
As inevitable as night following day.
The USA and the EU want it. The majority if people on the island of Ireland want it. Soon the majority of people in the notth of Ireland will also want it - and vote for it. As they did to Remain in the EU.
Be great to see.
Beware of the Risen People
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Austerity my arse on 20:33 - Jun 26 with 787 views
Austerity my arse on 20:30 - Jun 26 by Kilkennyjack
As inevitable as night following day.
The USA and the EU want it. The majority if people on the island of Ireland want it. Soon the majority of people in the notth of Ireland will also want it - and vote for it. As they did to Remain in the EU.
Be great to see.
Oh, I don't day this out of any desire for it. I'm just thinking about cutting those f*ckers adrift for once and for all. They want prop up up this sh*tty, incompetent, corrupt government for a billion quid? Well they can take the f*cking consequences.
Each time I go to Bedd - au........................
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Austerity my arse on 20:40 - Jun 26 with 780 views
Peston on the early evening news (I think it was) said that to do the same for the rest of the country would cost 50bn. 1bn is the kind of money you can find down the back of the metaphorical sofa, but you won't find 50bn down there.
Well you say that... but ....by cancelling Trident you save £167b in one go.
Please feel free to take £50 billion from that.
I would then split the other £117 billion evenly between the NHS, defence, and the Swans. Bale looks very nice in the all white.
[Post edited 26 Jun 2017 20:53]
Beware of the Risen People
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Austerity my arse on 21:06 - Jun 26 with 749 views
Austerity my arse on 20:30 - Jun 26 by Kilkennyjack
As inevitable as night following day.
The USA and the EU want it. The majority if people on the island of Ireland want it. Soon the majority of people in the notth of Ireland will also want it - and vote for it. As they did to Remain in the EU.
Be great to see.
According to friends in Ireland, the majority of people want nothing to do with the financial drain that they perceive the North to be? Particularly after just dragging themselves back to a healthy financial position after an austerity programme that makes the past seven years over here look like Viv Nicholson has been in charge of the public purse. That and they perceive the North to be bigoted and old fashioned on social issues. Happy that they're our problem is the message from them.
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Austerity my arse on 21:17 - Jun 26 with 736 views
According to friends in Ireland, the majority of people want nothing to do with the financial drain that they perceive the North to be? Particularly after just dragging themselves back to a healthy financial position after an austerity programme that makes the past seven years over here look like Viv Nicholson has been in charge of the public purse. That and they perceive the North to be bigoted and old fashioned on social issues. Happy that they're our problem is the message from them.
I doubt most people on here will know who she is Lis.
The first ever recipient of a Planet Swans Lifetime Achievement Award.
Austerity my arse on 20:40 - Jun 26 by Kilkennyjack
Well you say that... but ....by cancelling Trident you save £167b in one go.
Please feel free to take £50 billion from that.
I would then split the other £117 billion evenly between the NHS, defence, and the Swans. Bale looks very nice in the all white.
[Post edited 26 Jun 2017 20:53]
I'd love to take 50bn, ta very much. Realistically, there's little appetite for cancelling Trident. It's Tory policy, and Labour party policy to renew.
As for Bale? Would you have him? He's a Cardiff boy mind.
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Austerity my arse on 21:28 - Jun 26 with 703 views
Older than that. Sixties I think. Before my time I know, although she was certainly still very well known when I was a kid in the seventies, and it was a story people talked about.
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Austerity my arse on 21:29 - Jun 26 with 700 views
Older than that. Sixties I think. Before my time I know, although she was certainly still very well known when I was a kid in the seventies, and it was a story people talked about.
The film was in the seventies I meant mun.
The first ever recipient of a Planet Swans Lifetime Achievement Award.
Older than that. Sixties I think. Before my time I know, although she was certainly still very well known when I was a kid in the seventies, and it was a story people talked about.
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