Almost 25 years

[PPT]

Just a gentle reminder of some of the best 'social' legislation in a generation ...... you have a somewhat small memory.

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Thanks for that objective, balanced, unbiased post.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Thanks for that objective, balanced, unbiased post.

Not unbiased at all ..... just fact. Until Labour in 1997 The last piece of legislation that the Conservatives passed that benefited all was the Clean Air Act of 1956, (and they were forced into that)

 

[Eebo]

Labour were in power for many years during that time and the only decent thing I can remember them doing was the smoking ban. There's a fag paper between both of them. The difference is like shopping at Tesco's or Sainsbury's.

Bollocks

 

[Scottyboi]

Bollocks

Don't worry it is a coping strategy.

 

[PPT]

Bollocks

Very insightful.

 

[Eebo]

Very insightful.

Precise

 

[Postman Pep]

Just a gentle reminder of some of the best 'social' legislation in a generation ...... you have a somewhat small memory.

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The meme is back. For balance I'll park this here. It's an extremely long thread containing sourced articles from the period in question. The things that revisionists and sycophants prefer to forget. First up Jack Straw ....

 

[Vienna_70]

Can’t have it both ways.
He was certainly as corrupt as a Tory though. His accumulation of personal wealth after he left office was astonishing.

How does accumulating personal wealth, after he left office mean that he’s corrupt?

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

9/11 was 23 years ago and that changed everything, not the millennium.

 

[PPT]

How does accumulating personal wealth, after he left office mean that he’s corrupt?

Without a doubt.