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Listed below are comments made by rebornedwardingle between Wednesday, 7th May 2008 and Wednesday, 5th November 2008.

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A new taxpayer-owned mega-bank 2:06pm on 05 Nov 2008 We need more essential services nationalised. In that I include a national publicly owned bank, the railways, bus services, the health service, education, water, gas and electricity - all essentials for every day life.

All of those areas I have listed have been mismanaged by the private sector and we the consumers have paid the price and the middle men have become fat cats by selling them on, often to foreign companies.

For goodness' sake, let's get some common sense back into things and take back that which belongs by right to every man, woman and child in this country.
Brownspeak made simple 7:41pm on 07 May 2008 In the words of Wendy Alexander,"Bring it on!"

I hope such a referendum is successful. If it is, it might just be the first step to getting rid of the whinging Scots, who despite the highest per capita govt spend in the UK have spread the myth that Westminster stole their oil revenues etc etc.

Such a move might also get rid of the PM and his mostly Scottish cabinet as well once and for all!

If that happened, England might just get its own parliament after years of being dienfranchised while the rest of the UK have had their parliaments and assemblies.

Please note I am not a member of the NF nor the BNP, just a fed up lifeliong Labour voter who is exasperated at being ripped off and having decisions taken by a phoney Labour govt and ministers and others who are not affected by the decisions that they make for us.

As someone said to me recently, when Gordon Brown is at home, he is governed by his local council which is Lib Dem, by the SNP nationally and when in London is governed now by a Tory Mayor. How does he like it?

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