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Old 30-03-12, 10:25 AM   #41
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Just found out ( maybe slow I accept) on the news that unite, who are encouraging strike action for the tanker drivers, are labours biggest funders.

So they are giving the government crap for starting this fuel 'crisis' and it's actually being instigated by labour indirectly.

I bet labour don't condemn the strikes.
Did you read my op?

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It makes me laff.......

I got my fridge fixed this morning. The man in the van said hes not seen anybody queuing for petrol.
We were chatting away, and he said, you know that Union on the side of the strike......am I right in saying that it is hand in hand with LABOUR? what better way to wind up the tories by pulling a strike.
Pay and conditions? Well has anybody actually seen a tanker of fuel blow up lately? Can't be that unsafe?
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Old 30-03-12, 10:29 AM   #42
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Didn't say labour was a valid alternative
Sorry can't spell and predictive text is pants.
I do vividly remember the poll tax, spiral interest rates , and the 80' s make king ,f**k the rest attitude encouraged by thatcher the milk snatched.
So with a swooping general statement calling all Tory voters muppets, who or what is the alternative? There isnt one.
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Old 30-03-12, 10:29 AM   #43
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With the fuel protests back in 2000, half the problem with getting fuel was the muppets stopping at nearly every petrol station to top-up.
I noticed last night on the news that not a single person interviewed was panic buying, some even tried to pretend they were not aware of a potential strike and any shortage of fuel.

It's always somebody else right, never us.
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Old 30-03-12, 10:33 AM   #44
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News just in, unite say no industrial action over Easter, so 'panic' diverted
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Old 30-03-12, 10:34 AM   #45
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News just in, unite say no industrial action over Easter, so 'panic' diverted
Translated to "A little more time just to make sure my tanks full then"
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Old 30-03-12, 10:37 AM   #46
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Did you read my op?
ROFL.......well I did read it without my specs on

As for no industrial action over Easter..........Said that three days ago

Makes you laff don't it!
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Old 30-03-12, 10:43 AM   #47
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So with a swooping general statement calling all Tory voters muppets, who or what is the alternative? There isnt one.
Miss quote.
I din't call the voters muppets.
Touched a raw point with you I see.
Hand bags at dawn ?
Any one can stand as a candidate .
So I voted for someone I trusted ,granted independents seldom win.
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Old 30-03-12, 10:47 AM   #48
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Only problem (for me ) is the stations need the stuff in now. Or its a long push home.
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Old 30-03-12, 11:16 AM   #49
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Just a point.
If you voted for the muppets that are now running the country ,its Just as much your fult.
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I din't call the voters muppets.
Touched a raw point with you I see.
Hand bags at dawn ?
Any one can stand as a candidate .
So I voted for someone I trusted ,granted independents seldom win.
Yep you pretty much are, even if indirectly.

Yep, defo I'm raw on this, labour have a long history of fecking things up, from 1997 they introduced over 2500 hidden (stealth) taxes, they took over a reasonably stable economy ( as always) and still managed to **** things up.

The Tories aren't perfect but they are the best we have and the only ones with a fighting chance of getting us out this mess.
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Old 30-03-12, 11:23 AM   #50
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fack this I'm off to buy a sausage roll. A hot one.
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