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Listed below are comments made by U11769947 between Thursday, 15th October 2009 and Friday, 16th October 2009.

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...gone 11:35am on 16 Oct 2009 Another tory crossed off!

Apparently Bingo Dave wants a full house.
...gone 01:09am on 16 Oct 2009 #70secret

Think about it? Cameron asked his MP's to be honest(about expenses) way back in july, he simply didn't want to have this type of dealing in the run up to a general election.

What it also proves is young Cameron doesn't have control over his party.

JRP, wouldn't even argue that point!. (fairly- ruthless might?.)
Was 2,000 a myth? 3:33pm on 15 Oct 2009 #68 fairlyopenmind

Why does little Britian hold to the big atittude, that it's second to America in power and might, why should this rather small European nation have the second biggest Armed forces numbers in Afghan?

Are we truly the crusaders? with the silver godly bullets?.
Rising slowly 3:10pm on 15 Oct 2009 #303

Perry! on the Sherry again. A conservative indeed! your fabrications just swell and swell.

An apt point = truth is the best policy, Perry! and you wont find it in a bottle of funnies?.
Rising slowly 2:59pm on 15 Oct 2009 #301
I guess you are only cherry picking fairlyopenmind.

The choice of whether you take a mortgage or not is a personal one, although the greedy banks did all they could to ensure people got a mortgage, sometimes 5 times higher than their salary.

There's no doubt that more stringent regulations are needed not just with money lenders (bank, co) but also with MP's expenses.

David Wilshire used public monies to fund his private business, £100,000
claimed in tax payers funds. Is that the kind of conservative nonsense we can expect from any future tory government.
Rising slowly 1:32pm on 15 Oct 2009 #294
How do you address the serious problem now! facing the private housing market, where the majority now find themselves on negative equity terms.

There never was an equalitarian flag too wave in the private housing market, it was and remains divisional by nature and creation.

Most people need a decent home, I like the idea that a home is for living in and raising a family in.I'm not quite sure why you think a home is more of a money making adventure rather than a life style?.
Was 2,000 a myth? 12:59pm on 15 Oct 2009 #28

Come on fubar! Cameron wants to extend the war, Obama has just received the noble peace prize, does he them commit a further 20,000 troops that will only enlarge the target for the Taliban?

It's vietnam mark 11, the military experts know they cant win in Afghan.
Rising slowly 12:33pm on 15 Oct 2009 #284 grief

For crying out loud grief, I'm not alluding to anything, I'm merely responding to the current unemployment stats!.
Was 2,000 a myth? 12:12pm on 15 Oct 2009 It's just another tory misgiving.Osborne tells us, it's the age of austerity and cuts in every area are required.Cameron tells us that Afghanistan is his first priority, confusing, isn't it, we can afford a war, thousands of miles from home (where they cant even control the drug growth) but we cant afford to build much needed homes?.

When you see clips of Afghan on the TV, it looks like their a 1000 years behind us in construction and so on and they hardly seem upto date with the latest military equipment, yet are very effective in defending themselves.

What are we trying to do in Afghan?.
Rising slowly 11:50am on 15 Oct 2009 #274

Perry! lets just accept your figs for a moment?

Pit that against someone who says claims JSA for one year, plus mortgage or rent relief, plus council tax and so on. Hmmmm!

#277 grief

It's not the 1950's grief, most companies, inclusive of hospitals are perpetual in motion. I suggest you brush up on your time and study.

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