John & Edward
‘Jedward’
David & Nick
Any ideas?
John & Edward
‘Jedward’
David & Nick
Any ideas?
Coffeeholic:
John & Edward‘Jedward’
David & Nick
Any ideas?
D - ick Is more like it shame he wasn’t a pakistani or he could of been ■■■■ turban
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Quinny:
Send him back over the border and re-build the sodding wall so he can’t come back.Good riddance.
Ken.
here was me thinking this forum welcomed people from scotland aswell…
dodester:
Quinny:
Send him back over the border and re-build the sodding wall so he can’t come back.Good riddance.
Ken.
here was me thinking this forum welcomed people from scotland aswell…
Doesn’t that give you a clue? In both your recent posts you complained about anti Scots comments, but the topic is the same, it was about an unelected minister who baggied the top job.
An Englishman, Irishman and a Scotsman walked into a bar carrying a Monkey, a Gorilla and a Parrot. The barmen met them at the door and asked, is this some kind of joke?
Vat will rise next month to at least 20% thanks to Brown going back to Scotland, so within 2 months of all those celebrating his departure they are now going to pay 2.5% more on everything thats Vat payable, I.E Fuel, Electric, Food, Clothes etc etc etc, of course, it could actually be higher than 20% as the tories are adamant they are going to cut the deficit by £6 Billion per year.
I’ll stay in Bulgaria where cigarettes are £2.10 for 20, Milk is £1.00 for 2 litres fresh from the farmer, 35p for a fresh loaf, £40 per year council tax, £18 PA Road Tax & £52 PA for car insurance which covers the vehicle not the driver so basically anyone with a licence can drive it. Ohhh and I almost forgot Lol Loads od sunshine and heat
As an Island the UK is sinking, just now its going to start sinking even faster thanks to the Anti Labour voters
davey couldnt have put it better ,One thing i will say tho is brown was the bank manager at the time of blairs mistakes.
dodester:
davey couldnt have put it better ,One thing i will say tho is brown was the bank manager at the time of blairs mistakes.
I’ve tried to point out many times that Brown was doing what he was told, where else does the employee take the blame for the gaffers mistakes when it comes to doing as your told?
There should of been an election when Bliar left, but there wasn’t,Brown is blamed for the current economic climate but it all started in the USA 3 years ago and spread globally because of their handling of the situation, i.e the US banks were borrowing from UK banks and giving it away willy nilly to US customers who couldnt repay their debts because of the situation in the USA.
Brown was doing the best thing letting it run its course, the tories will cancel all of that with higher taxes which will inevitably reduce purchasing resulting in job losses yet again.
dodester:
Quinny:
Send him back over the border and re-build the sodding wall so he can’t come back.Good riddance.
Ken.
here was me thinking this forum welcomed people from scotland aswell…
Yeah but Brown is from Fife, you have to draw the line somewhere.
Gordon Brown may have been doing as he was told, but he didn’t waste any time doing it. I think some of our problems with the banks and the financial freefall stem from this single event.
Traditionally, it was the Treasury that set interest rates. After reforms in 1992, officials held regular meetings and published minutes, but were not independent of the government, and this led to a feeling that political factors were clouding what ought to be purely economic judgements about monetary policy.
On 6 May 1997, however, the independent Bank of England was granted operational responsibility to set interest rates by Gordon Brown, who had become the Chancellor of the Exchequer after the general election five days before.
Wheel Nut:
Gordon Brown may have been doing as he was told, but he didn’t waste any time doing it. I think some of our problems with the banks and the financial freefall stem from this single event.Traditionally, it was the Treasury that set interest rates. After reforms in 1992, officials held regular meetings and published minutes, but were not independent of the government, and this led to a feeling that political factors were clouding what ought to be purely economic judgements about monetary policy.
On 6 May 1997, however, the independent Bank of England was granted operational responsibility to set interest rates by Gordon Brown, who had become the Chancellor of the Exchequer after the general election five days before.
So they effectively got the right to set their profit margins at whatever they wanted by rigging the differential between savings and loan rates.Then they blew all the money by giving it all away to the yanks.