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On the NHS' misery: https://mises.org/blog/does-britain-...gnore-outcomes
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UKIP like the Tories and Labour are tearing themselves apart and only the LibDems seem not too but no one gives a hoot about them. |
Some food for thought in the video contained within this article.
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I see Jeremy Corbyn is now back pedalling on one of his election bribes.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-40697326 |
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Butch Ruth gunning for the No.1 spot? :hmmm: |
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This guy must be a serious contender for blithering idiot of Westminster....he simply can't help himself :hmmm:
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As it is, Jeremy's admission that they didn't know how much it would cost just enforces the fact that labour cannot be trusted with the economy. |
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Sad state of affairs IMHO but I honestly believe that to be the case. |
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Now this measure certainly has my support. I remember back in the day when I first went into home ownership and my first property was subject to a lease which went up each year by 25% or more. Just another measure by the financial institutions to wring more blood out of the stone. |
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Unfortunately for her, if she "runs off to Westminster" it'll do a tremendous amount of harm for the Tory comeback in Scotland. It'll reinforce the idea that the party cares not a jot for this part of the UK. It does appear that she appreciates this: Con Home article. Ultimately, Davidson would serve Scotland better by staying put at Holyrood. If the Tories ever manage to form a workable administration there, then they might be able to repair the bridges and goodwill toward Scotland in the rest of the UK broken by the SNP. However that's a big ask - the voting system for Holyrood is designed specifically to prevent one party majority rule (2011 was a fluke result), thus enforcing coalitions (SLab's machinations again). At the moment, none of the other parties at the Scottish Parliament would be likely to support a Tory government. FPTP would be even worse due to likely voting patterns - 41% of Scotland's population live in the Western Central Belt with the result that's where most of Scotland's constituencies are concentrated. The political proclivities of that area would effectively guarantee a left wing one party state (Greater Weegiedonia?) under such a system. The political right still has some way to go in Scotland. Mike.:hmmm: |
Ruth Davidson has hit the nail right on the head in this article, https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/408226...-rich-fatcats/ she would make a better PM than all those other muppet contenders if she'd just ride roughshod over those parasites who don't deserve their privileged status, put your name in the hat Ruthy babe and go and kick some Westminster ass. :D
Unfortunately she'll be corrupted almost immediately by her new found power and she'll backtrack on everything she's said in that article above. It won't be long before the working class will say enough's enough and start downing tools, so go on Ruth grow a pair and put into practice what you preach. |
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