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Listed below are comments made by solidshot between Friday, 24th April 2009 and Monday, 8th June 2009.

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Fewer votes for BNP 09:59am on 08 Jun 2009 Not really surprising getting fewer votes on a smaller turnout though is it Nick?
How damaging is illegal file-sharing? 12:44pm on 12 May 2009 45. At 11:35am on 12 May 2009, TimmyNorfolk wrote:

I am very much against P2P because it is theft, and people who say they are trying before buying should get Sky+, V+, lovefilm or a blockbuster membership.

Lets not forget the media industry wanted those to be illegal as well claiming it would destroy their industry :x
How damaging is illegal file-sharing? 10:17am on 12 May 2009 Wasn't it the media industry that claimed the VHS would kill them?, it didn't. Didn't they also claim that the cassette recorder would kill them? it didn't and neither will file sharing. This is just another scare story (preached like gospel by all the news agencies including the BBC) to try and keep their cartels in place so they can continue to fleece the consumer.
Reversion to the extreme 3:13pm on 24 Apr 2009 "14. At 3:00pm on 24 Apr 2009, LordGreenShoots wrote:

Gordon is clearly man of the moment. Lionized by other world leaders for his resolute action against world economic depression.

The steps taken have already saved the banks and are on the way to bringing forth early green shoots of recovery in a country best-placed to do so, because of low level debt and sound economic management over the past ten years.

This is a global problem requiring global solutions that affect every hard working family in the UK. Only by pulling together in the blitz spirit can we creat British jobs for British workers.

Our current problems stem from the United States and once the markets realize how strongly the UK is now positioned, recovery can only be days or even hours away"

I truly hope that was you being sarcastic?
Reversion to the extreme 3:03pm on 24 Apr 2009 Given that the chancellors numbers are continuing to be proven to be totally fictitious, at what point does this turn out to be a depression rather than a recession?

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