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Prime Minister's Questions: Schools 3:16pm on 26 Nov 2009 What are extremists and extreme views?

From the media, I understand third hand the possible potential risks of these schools. But as a member of the public, I keenly felt, observed first hand and personally experienced injury over the years, especially the last 12 month from financial terrorisms risklessly committed and WMD wielded by financial extremists. 60 million people were financially nuked and probably be financially nuked again and again without impunity.

That IS extreme.
Prime Minister's Questions: Schools 12:15pm on 26 Nov 2009 Sometime I get this errie feeling that all is not what it seems.
Are politicians are actors and actresses on stage who seomtime get a warning from the director, who indirectly control the lights and sounds, by not following the script they have been given.

Is this really about these two schools or a warning to GB, perhaps the Labour party, to toe the line, now and in the future, in some other totally related areas.
Rare earth: The New Great Game 08:39am on 23 Nov 2009 Why has the US closed her own rare earth mines?

Not economical? Then we can expect sharp price rises.
Britain lands key EU foreign policy post 4:12pm on 20 Nov 2009 Sounds OK, for now.

Is she genuine? Is what we see what we get?
Is she capable and hardworking?
Who does she serve in her heart?
How good is her resistance to special self-interest lobbying and lobby groups?
If you thought it was all over... 10:04pm on 19 Nov 2009 'Seldon claims that Blair now has "an especially jaundiced view of the Conservatives' tribalism in not backing him"'

So, he DOES want the position, LOLLLL.

If TB has real guts and sense of honour to do what I think he ought to do, then he can single-handedly turn around Labour's fortune and send it into a landslide victory. Pity for him and the country that there is more chance of seeing flying pigs.

Funny it take a politician from a former communist country (Latvian) to remind us of the undemocratic closed door of top EU officials. All those officials needs assistance and has "expenses", so the budget will have to mushroom, won't it?
If you thought it was all over... 6:50pm on 19 Nov 2009 It is right to focus on the economic for UK by focused on securing an important economic portfolio in the commission for a Brit.

Blair should honest ask himself whether he wants these glamourous and potentially lucrative job for whose interest, and how much of what he says would be believed? A bid sad really, it would have been good to support a Brit patriot (ie. a British passport holder with British interest always at his/her heart) for the EU presidency.
Not the Queen's Speech 11:42pm on 18 Nov 2009 Sinerity or election spain. Listening to political and business speeches are like watching mosquito feeding in slow motion. First the numbing of the defensive senses with weasle words like reform, help, new, hope, ... before the stealth injection to suck blood, then the slow itching feeling we have been span and ended with being given some minor or major illnesses, usually financial.
Not the Queen's Speech 2:15pm on 18 Nov 2009 We msut take lightheartedly as only words promises of those and their critics we cannot hold effectively and timely personally accuntable.
Afghanistan ifs and maybes 2:47pm on 17 Nov 2009 This is all calculated political postering and delaying tactics.
A country with a trillion pounds in debt cannot afford such niceties and fighting other country/people's war at our expense.

Be decisive, completely pull our of Afganistan and Iraq by this Christmas and pass a constitution that as long as the country is in debt, there will be no more military forces send oversea, no if's, no but's and no exceptions. There is too much to do at home.
Plotters, quitters and fighters 10:26pm on 16 Nov 2009
Party this, party that but has no one even cares which alternative is better for the country and the 99% of the population? Are politicians back to their old ways of looking after self-interests and the interests of the party after allowing the country to get into a £tn debt and the expense dishonour?

Has Tory really changed from their poll tax arrogances? Is Labour still spinning and think it is whiter than white?

I suspect most of us will be given a Hobson's choice of candidates. Three to four main parties all with the same lobbyists, each with its self serving agenda, pulling the strings. A hang parliament will be the best outcome for the country this time. With Labour, LD and Tory each holding 1/4 of the seats and the rest divided between the Greens, SNP, and Independents.

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