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  • in reply to: Boris talks rubbish #1850363
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    Not while you stick around, I won’t. :p

    in reply to: The Road to Heaven #1850366
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    If the road to Hell is paved with good intentions, is the road to Heaven paved with bad intentions?

    Just thought I’d ask…..

    in reply to: General Discussion #252178
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    If the road to Hell is paved with good intentions, is the road to Heaven paved with bad intentions?

    Just thought I’d ask…..

    in reply to: General Discussion #252180
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    Actually, he is an objective source on the Labour Party.

    If you say so, Steven.

    All things considered, that’s quite some alternative reality you’re building.

    in reply to: Nigel Farage and the EU #1850369
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    Actually, he is an objective source on the Labour Party.

    If you say so, Steven.

    All things considered, that’s quite some alternative reality you’re building.

    in reply to: Boris talks rubbish #1850424
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    Classic Doublethink.

    Ignorance Is Strength. 😉

    in reply to: General Discussion #252193
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    Classic Doublethink.

    Ignorance Is Strength. 😉

    in reply to: General Discussion #252196
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    I rather thought that we were all in that category: “Some Bloke on the Internet”. That is about the limit of our influence.

    By way of a change, John, I agree with you 100%. 🙂

    You cannot say that for the people who voted for UKIP at Eastleigh, though. Perhaps what you are saying is that it is only UKIP voters who think things through.

    Labour came a poor fourth with O’Farrell.

    The Eastleigh voters undeniably made a good judgement about him.

    Yes, Steven.

    Every single person who voted UKIP only did so after carrying out a searching, detailed and critical analysis of the issues, and the Daily Telegraph is a completely objective source on the subject of the Labour Party.

    In your dreams, perhaps.

    And if you believe, in light of the results of previous elections in the constituency, that Labour really had so much as a snowball’s chance in Hell of coming in the top three at Eastleigh in the first place then I’m afraid there isn’t much very hope for you.

    in reply to: Nigel Farage and the EU #1850427
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    I rather thought that we were all in that category: “Some Bloke on the Internet”. That is about the limit of our influence.

    By way of a change, John, I agree with you 100%. 🙂

    You cannot say that for the people who voted for UKIP at Eastleigh, though. Perhaps what you are saying is that it is only UKIP voters who think things through.

    Labour came a poor fourth with O’Farrell.

    The Eastleigh voters undeniably made a good judgement about him.

    Yes, Steven.

    Every single person who voted UKIP only did so after carrying out a searching, detailed and critical analysis of the issues, and the Daily Telegraph is a completely objective source on the subject of the Labour Party.

    In your dreams, perhaps.

    And if you believe, in light of the results of previous elections in the constituency, that Labour really had so much as a snowball’s chance in Hell of coming in the top three at Eastleigh in the first place then I’m afraid there isn’t much very hope for you.

    in reply to: Nigel Farage and the EU #1850465
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    When the next election comes in 2015, it will be time to review the record over the previous ten years, where all three main political parties will have had an equivalent time in power in government.

    Why, Steven? Because you say so? 🙂

    No, individuals will choose who to vote for (or not, as the case may be) according to a bewildering spectrum of reasons of their own and certainly not to further the personal agenda of Some Bloke On The Internet With A Highly Selective Memory.

    The majority of people out there just aren’t as interested in politics as many of us in here are.

    in reply to: General Discussion #252220
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    When the next election comes in 2015, it will be time to review the record over the previous ten years, where all three main political parties will have had an equivalent time in power in government.

    Why, Steven? Because you say so? 🙂

    No, individuals will choose who to vote for (or not, as the case may be) according to a bewildering spectrum of reasons of their own and certainly not to further the personal agenda of Some Bloke On The Internet With A Highly Selective Memory.

    The majority of people out there just aren’t as interested in politics as many of us in here are.

    in reply to: General Discussion #252226
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    Its funny how the Europhiles main argument for a federal Europe is UK business and Economics, yet the same people demand huge restrictions on the salaries in our largest Industry!

    As do those arch-Socialists and EU groupies, the Swiss.

    You really haven’t thought this one through, have you? 🙂

    in reply to: Boris talks rubbish #1850472
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    Its funny how the Europhiles main argument for a federal Europe is UK business and Economics, yet the same people demand huge restrictions on the salaries in our largest Industry!

    As do those arch-Socialists and EU groupies, the Swiss.

    You really haven’t thought this one through, have you? 🙂

    in reply to: Any Romanians in tonight? #1850583
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    Organisations are people or, are for the most part put in place by people.

    Each of those unique individuals does indeed have a conscience but the organisation itself does not, any more than it has an eye colour or a shoe size.

    in reply to: General Discussion #252354
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    Organisations are people or, are for the most part put in place by people.

    Each of those unique individuals does indeed have a conscience but the organisation itself does not, any more than it has an eye colour or a shoe size.

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