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Listed below are comments made by richkent72 between Friday, 13th June 2008 and Wednesday, 6th May 2009.

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Brown's right royal dilemma 1:11pm on 06 May 2009 At 08:07am on 06 May 2009, hughesz wrote:
"A company that is going down tube yet they are still pumping in 15% of its staff salary into a final salary scheme ?"
I think you'll find that the staff are putting 15% of their salary into the pension scheme. Stop the pension scheme and the staff wages will have to go up 15%. This will save nothing and put more strain on the scheme paying out to existing pensioners with no further money coming in.
Optimistic about the future 1:08pm on 22 Apr 2009 And if he's wrong, the figure would be unvieled just days before a general election. This is a big political gamble.
Does Dell covet Apple's design status? 1:06pm on 18 Mar 2009 "There are none of the usual Windows ... stickers"

You won't find any on a Mac either. And that's why people buy Macs: OS X
Click's botnet experiment 1:43pm on 16 Mar 2009 Surely the viewers of Click are people interested in technology and therefore on the whole computer literate. They are aware of the threat to their Windows PCs and take necessary measures to counter this. I would be surprised if any of the computers you hacked into belong to Click viewers or that any unsecure computers (other than those hacked into) have now been made secure following the broadcast.

I can't really see what was achieved by your illegal action.
Why our banks are vulnerable 12:37pm on 30 Sep 2008 Re #2

"Thatcher and Regan, Started the rot, Especially Thatcher, we have her to thank for the deregulation of tbe Banks, and the loss of the Bank of England Regulatory role."

And what have Blair and Brown done to stop "the rot"?
Gone 4:34pm on 16 Sep 2008 Re #10

"This man is very dull. Who cares?"

So is Gordon Brown. And fewer and fewer people care about him.
Ireland votes No - what next? 1:12pm on 13 Jun 2008 "The ball is in the court of the Irish prime minister. Many politicians in Europe will hope that he will, at some later date, call another referendum."

So, as many predicted, they will keep going until they get the answer they want. This is not democracy.

Give all EU countries a referendum and accept their decision.

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