1.3m jobs 'could go due to spending cuts', report says

Thrugelmir

muhasib wrote: »

My recollection may be a bit hazy but were they not motivated for different reasons than the effect of monetarist policies and deindustrialisation?

And thats why the Bloody Sunday enquiry won't go any further. Martin McGuiness wasn't nicknamed the "Butcher of Derry" for no reason. He'll never give evidence as to what he was doing that day.

1984ReturnsForReal_2

Thrugelmir wrote: »

As a toddler then you won't remember the 2 plain clothes army guys that strayed into republican Belfast and ended up being publicly executed.....

The ones in the silver volkswagen scirocco that "stumbled" on a funeral?

markharding557

The tories never have and never will give a toss about causing misery and mass unemployment

Thrugelmir

markharding557 wrote: »

The tories never have and never will give a toss about causing misery and mass unemployment

And the Labour Party still don't appear to accept any resonsibility for what they've left behind. Listening to David Milliband today. Blaming the Government funding issues on a fall of tax receipts.

leveller2911

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

The ones in the silver volkswagen scirocco that "stumbled" on a funeral?

I remember it vividly.....They both had a pistol , frightend to death, did they shoot anyone??? No.........

They were stripped, beaten sensless and then shot dead....

They showed remarkable self control considering.....

Whats even worse is no one has been bought to account, given theres been umpteen Bloody Sunday enquiries we should have one for them too......

1984ReturnsForReal_2

leveller2911 wrote: »

I remember it vividly.....

All caught on film.

I remember watching it on TV.

It was bad.

I could of sworn it was a scirocco but wiki says it was a passat.

I remember the car bits quite well, its stuck in my head & never left.

Poor blokes.

headcone

kabayiri wrote: »

We need some entrepreneurial spirit right now, in fact buckets of it.

For many it could be harsh times ahead. That said, it's down to the individual to carve out a living for themselves.

Change will create opportunity for some.

Every man for himself.

The typical Tory mantra.(Maggie)

Be carefull what you wish for,there is a growing dissafected core of the population whose only talent is violence and they just might start carving their living out of people like you.

Thrugelmir

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

its stuck in my head & never left.

Somethings in life. Stick in your memory for some odd reason. I still remember vividly.

And that was before 24 hour instant news.

leveller2911

Thrugelmir wrote: »

Somethings in life. Stick in your memory for some odd reason. I still remember vividly.

And that was before 24 hour instant news.

I guess its because at the time it was so shocking, watching the priest tend a dying man......

It wouldn't be as shocking now IMO because of 24 hr instant news, back then they would never have shown a dying man, it would be laying on the edit room floor......

leveller2911

headcone wrote: »

Every man for himself.

The typical Tory mantra.(Maggie)

Be carefull what you wish for,there is a growing dissafected core of the population whose only talent is violence and they just might start carving their living out of people like you.

Rubbish, whinging about thatcher , why don't you mention the power cuts in the 70,s? or the 3 day week that nearly crippled the whole country..............Having such a one sided view is a bit sad.

Nah , you live in the past and just block out the periods of history that dont quite fit your world....

!!!!!! move on, change the record and IF in 4 yrs time the present government have on the balance not done a half decent job come back and people might take you seriously..............

Coz if they have'nt many people who now hate Nu Labour and the mess they made may just change their minds......again

Good night and God bless..........