kindley wrote:meats wrote:kindley wrote:@Meats, I should go and "read their website", please don't dignify this simpleton called Cameron. Is that why he couldn't defend a policy they've been floating around for the past 2 years or even talk about about their tax break policy for marriage couples on BBC?
You know what he could have told the BBC newscaster asking him the question to go to their website to find the answer to his question.
Be frank, Meats, David Cameron and his colleague do not have what it takes to rule this country.
By the way, it's not about what policies you are presenting, it is how you going to effeciently and effectively get them done and delivered! David Cameron haven't been able to answer any questions regarding this. Has he?
I can't remember Labour implementing their policies from 1997, can you? Oh, well they implemented their multicultural experiment but that wasn't actually a policy was it?
Meats, I will remindd you of one, lowest waiting times for decades, lowest interests rate, record investments in schools and NHS. Labour has been able to keep interest rate down!
EVen you wouldn't forget
15% interest rate under the Tory, would you?
School exams are now easier than ever before and kids leaving school are dumber than ever before so what has happened to this 'record investment'?
NHS data showed that in 1997, when Labour came to power, the median average wait was 41 days. At the end of 2007 it was 49 days. Is that a reduction? I guess if you were educated under Labour's education policy then it probably is. Since then they've gone up some more. That information came from the left leaning BBC, so surely if anything they should be saying the opposite no?
I have yet to see any of Labour's policies thus far for the election. So far all i've seen is how the Tories can't do this because they'd have to make cuts or raise taxes. At least the Tories are putting forward policies whilst Labour are saying nothing. They've waited for the Tories to say that there will be cuts in public services before they even think about mentioned it themselves. The only other thing I've heard Labour talk about is a class war, forgetting that a lot of the Labour ministers were educated at public schools too! DOH!
The economy itself is a mess, caused by Labour. The fact that they deny just goes to show that they're spin and lies are still ongoing. Even the Labour dominated Commons Treasury Committee doesn't believe a word that they say!
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/p ... 80/180.pdf
To quote from a discussion page of the left wing Guardian newspaper:
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Sometimes, as a Brit the instinct to sympathise with and stick up for the under-dog and the put upon is quite strong - there have been times recently when I have almost felt sorry for Brown.............almost.
Then one recalls what he has been like..............
........voting for war, committing troops to battle with inadequate pay and equipment is one of the most grievous sins a chancellor can commit.
........using bully boy tactics to silence and/or punish those who oppose him - tactics he previously employed himself
........claiming Britain's economy was healthy, denying he has wasted billions and caused chaos and blaming others - including Fred the Shred who was his friend and appointee.
.......being a liar and a bully and a charlatan, a man who made a career out of keeping his counsel and appearing strong and wise, when in actuality he hadn't got a clue what was going on and was simply brooding on how to get power.
.........signing the EU Constitution - making British parliament full subservient to Brussels - and then not having the bottle to show up and be identified with the treacherous business
........writing books about 'Courage', 'Heroes' and 'Britishness' as if were a brave, honourable and patriotic man
I am absolutely delighted that Brown will be leading Labour into the election. I simply cannot wait to see this despicable cowardly man take the medicine that he has got coming.
He has been an enemy of the state."
