not very bright are ya careful - why not take the time to go on their website and look at their policies . Far too tough for clowns like you eh
just for you loon
careful10 Feb '25 - 12:42 - 400730 of 400732
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For a moment forget the cult of hero worship for Farage.
Get back in the real World.
What exactly would Farage do in his first budget.
Taxes and spending? |
oh , and we all know Tony B Liar always told the truth eh
clown
careful10 Feb '25 - 12:37 - 400729 of 400731
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Tony Blair last week tried to define populism.
He said it was those who exploited peoples concerns and worries with out having any plan to solve them. |
Hadn't been for the perceived disparity of vulgarity between the USA and Canada, I'd back Trump's ambition to annex it! |
For a moment forget the cult of hero worship for Farage.
Get back in the real World.
What exactly would Farage do in his first budget.
Taxes and spending? |
Tony Blair last week tried to define populism.
He said it was those who exploited peoples concerns and worries with out having any plan to solve them. |
 How difficult it is to solve these problems without serious side effects.
Take immigration
This weekend the press was full of articles about the crisis in Universities now that not so many overseas students , who pay higher fees, a reducing in number.
They used to be able to stay here after graduation and bring relatives with them. It is rare to evict them, Trump style.
Student related immigration, are a big component of the immigration number.
So Universities are going bust and sacking staff.
The Universities were earning big bucks but in effect they were selling UK Citizenship, good value.
Also business related to Universities such as student accommodation are struggling.
Add to that the UK's record low birth rate.
Some advanced countries are giving financial incentives for families that have babies.
Too many old people, not enough wish to do 'real' work, we have lost our working class.
Immigration, even illegal immigration has its advantages, Those that set out in a rubber boats are strong courageous and determined. Just the sort we need. |
you say 'serious problems such as immigration'
well then he is right to highlight it and drum it home . No one else will you gullible fool |
Nigel isnt a 'populist' That is a word the left use to stigmify any politican who raises genuine issues and concerns.
If the left (and I include the tories in that) didnt let this country get to the dire state it is in now then they wouldnt have to make up this populist word. |
It is a distraction to argue who's fault it was, who caused the present mess.
The economy is in serious trouble with crippling debts if the fiddles are included.
Whoever is in charge these are serious problems to tackle.
Populists like Nigel tap into serious problems such as immigration and exploit them.
He brilliantly convinced many voters that beastly Germans were running our country during the Brexit referendum.
How clever he is a few years on to convince the gullible that the serious problems caused by Brexit, the decline of London as the leading financial centre being a single example, slippery Nigel argues that 'real' Brexit has not been delivered and that is the cause.
We argue about these politicians but the truth is that the UK is broke.
Changing a football manager makes no difference if the team is full of useless stiffs. |
Interesting how many people have popped up today on the 'serious and sensible' threads like BP saying how lucky and clever they were buying in just last week. Not many 'traders' expressing their disappointment at missing out on a booster day. More tripe than careful ! |
can we charge african and carribean nations for giving them our wonderful industrial age inventions ? |
To get out of hock............
We need to file for reparations from the Roman Empire for enslaving us from 43 BCE to around 410 AD. |
Talk of an agreement between Boris and Nigel is amusing.
Given the dire condition of the UK economy with crippling debt after all is accurately accounted for.
It is Probable that Boris/Nigel dream ticket would easily get into power.
Yet it could be argued that both of them helped to cause the disaster.
Boris thought his sloppy economic illiteracy during Covid, and Nigel helping with the economic and immigration disaster that Brexit has caused.
A case of arsonists turned firefighters if ever there was one. |
vote reform UK
its now proven that labour and tory do not work |
wow - we agree careful
wtf is going on there |
UK debt levels well above official figure of 100% of GDP.
Sunday Telegraph Liam Halligan say numbers are fiddled, we are in serious trouble.
Add on unfunded public sector pensions obligation
Add on losses on George Osbornes Gilt purchases at low rates
Add on PFI obligations
These off balance sheet fiddles result in a bankrupt country with a debt of 160% of GDP.
Impossible to solve in a democracy, we shall need baling out yet again followed by austerity.
Whoever is in power, there is a serious problem here, we have been living beyond our means for years. |
Peter Coulsonthey keep on chanting about a 22 Billion Black hole well,23 Billion for a Carbon capture project that noone has got to work9 to 18 Billion Chagos15 Billion overseas aid12 Billion Ukrane11.5 Billion overseas to help THEIR net zero9 Billion to unionsnot to say anything about Carribean reparation talks going onand what will the EU wantthey say if your in trouble don't keep digging, well around 70 Billion Labours digging without a black holeLabours making Liz Truss look like abrilliant Economist...Daily Telegraph https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/02/10/civil-servants-admit-they-have-nothing-to-do/ |
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