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Listed below are comments made by mikemadf between Friday, 28th November 2008 and Wednesday, 26th August 2009.

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Political donations 7:19pm on 26 Aug 2009 Jim Knight omits to say that of the 2.5 Million jobs created, Official statistics prove 1.6 million were filled by immigrants..

Funny he never mentioned that...
Perfect Storm 2030: Public attitudes 3:11pm on 25 Aug 2009 We need to be green and waste less energy? Yes.
No-one trusts the Government? yes.

The Government is serious about this and means it? Yes

So why is it allowing a new terminal to be built at Heathrow?

The words "set your own house in order first before preaching to us . You are hypocrites" appear apposite.

Has the Government met its own in house energy savings? No.

No wonder we treat what they say with contempt: they deserve it.
Sharp practice on knife crime stats? 5:15pm on 12 Dec 2008 Yet another sign that anyone who believes any fugure a Government issues needs a reality check.

And the result will be : more distrust of politicians...

And these are the people who complain voters can't be bothered to vote..
Tensions arise over Zimbabwe crisis 10:55am on 12 Dec 2008 the Zims must learn to govern themselves.
Will the MDC be any better than ZanuPF?

Doubtful.

Will South Africa be any better if we help the Zims?
Nope.

Waste of time and effort.
How much will taxpayers finance economy? 2:27pm on 05 Dec 2008 Houses are overpriced.

Until prices are back near a "normal" level, mortgage backed bonds are a licence to lose money.

The recession is inevtibale due to the lending bubble.

Defalting it will always be painful.

There are two choices:
a short savage bout of deflation
or
a long painful deflation lasting decades.

There are NO OTHER choices.

(except extreme inflation and busting the currency).

Hobson's choice,
Taxpayers' mortgage guarantee 6:53pm on 03 Dec 2008 So Robert when are you going to be arretsed for receiving all these leaks?

Oh, I'm glad to hear they are Government leaks so you will be a recipeient of frequent leaks.

And of course you have been groomed to receive them but ..

Seriously :
Have the banks agreed this scheme?

If not, it's all cow excrement.
Is this familiar face off the hook? 6:20pm on 03 Dec 2008 Of course Mr Abraham' was innocent.
Giving money to Labour is always open and above board and a good thing.

Any suggestion otherwise and the anti terrorist squad will search your house and take away your computer and charge you under common law for impugning the good name of the Labour Party.

And then find nothing but smear you with leaks "no smoke without fire" etc..

Any similarity to the arrest of Mr Green is a smear and liable to prosecution for smearing the good name of the police.

And you think I joke?
Meet the Home Office mole 8:55pm on 01 Dec 2008 Well there are three candidates going nowhere and going to fail...

And when there is a change of Government, - which will happen - I cannot see their future being bright.

The Police are now politicised. Official.

Time for us the voters to elect Chief Constables.#

Catching criminals is more important than leaks...

# None of the above would get a vote from me.
Oft-asked question 11:52am on 01 Dec 2008 Remind me not to ask you for any independent thought on any political issue .

Haraman was NOT an MP when charged.

Since you cannot do basic research and get the facts right, I treat your blog as propaganda.
Green's arrest draws parallels 1:48pm on 28 Nov 2008 Police interfereing in Parliament is a police state, says Tony Benn

13:31 | 28/11/2008

Tony Benn, Former Energy Secretary
The World At One, BBC Radio 4

Mr. Benn condemned the arrest of Damian Green. He said: “It is a total breach of what accord the privleges of parliament and therefore, the electors. His computers have been searched, his e-mail has been frozen.”

He said that it was tantamount to a Contempt of Parliament. “Once police can interfere in parliament, then we’re into a police state.”

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