:har::har::har::har:

Oh the implications, my guess is it will be horse dung spouted by the usual horse dung spouters. Beer sounds good tho mate ;) :Kaleun_Cheers:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-42783247

Can't say I disagree with him but Boris must be the loosest cannon in the cabinet.

Nigel Farage last night on LBC gave UKIP 18 months before it's fall and end. :hmmm:

That's being a tad generous.

A lot of media here see Carillion as a foretaste of brexit, now i see the english Guardian also does:

https://www.theguardian.com/business...nstruction-hs2

“What’s happening with Carillion yet again shows the perils of allowing privatisation to run rampant in our schools, our hospitals and our prisons.”

Same as in Germany, privatization is always regarded as the solution for all problems by "conservative" (lmao) politicians, but it is not. Here, all transportation systems and infrastructure, trains, rails, electricity, powerplants, information exchange has initially all been built and run by Germany, initially paid for by german taxpayers.

Now amost all has been privatized, with a lot of services now being stalled, abandoned or the companies just taking the money and then quitting. With catastrophic results to rails infrastructue, powerlines and so forth. Lack of maintenance everywhere. While the government has sold all its "silverware" to companies, the latter just take all and have a good laugh. It is all about disappropriating people.

Losses are socialised, profits are privatised.


On topic again: Will the english government now take back all those contracts and run the services by government action again? I cannot say i expect that, from the Tories :hmmm:

All our utility company's that I am where of like gas water electricity were all privatised. You have to keep shopping around every year to get a good deal for a year and its hard work. Most people will not do this and once they fall out of contract their bills go sky high.

Privatising British Rail was a massive mistake. I just don't understand why people pay those sky high rocket prices. Every new year train companies put the prices up the people complain the news reports it and that is it until next year. I got relatives up North and I just can not afford the cost to visit them on the railway. I'm looking into going up by coach later this year to see them as they are getting on in age.

The Tories dare not for the moment privatise the whole of the NHS on the back of Labour's back door sell off of certain sections to the private sector that has come back to haunt them. The NHS is in a mess which both the Tories and Labour don't have the answer for.

Labour are on record as saying they would but the cost would be possibly billions and thus far they aren't saying who they would borrow the vast sums from or the potential consequences to the British economy.

STEED's new PMQ score card.

PM Theresa May (Conservatives) 0

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour) 0

Vince Cable (LibDems) 0

Ian Blackford (SNP) 0

Caroline Lucas (Greens) 0


ON GOING SCORE CARD AFTER 3 PMQ's

PM Theresa May (Conservatives) 7

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour) 6

Vince Cable (LibDems) 0

Ian Blackford (SNP) 2

Caroline Lucas (Greens) 0

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-42798205

Revenge is a dish best served cold.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-42806207

Nice one dodgy dave. :har: :har:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-42805485

So Johnson descends from a mummy. That explains a lot in his odd behaviour. If you compare pictures showing their skull content, the resemblance strikes the eye.

:D

Related to Boris eh? :hmmm:

The lady has my sympathies :O:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-42813873

Totally unacceptable and only right that he should be reprimanded :yep:

^ i thought all of those english clubs are private.. :03:

Nothing remains private for long after an undercover visit from the press.