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MP Blunkett injured in cow attack!!
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Labour have been their own worst enemies ...... even unions such as the CWU are now thinkin' of breaking away from Labours hold , and in doing so won't be giving Labour the million pounds a year that they normally do.
People don't want to live in a country where a Government constantly tries to intrude in their lives , and now they want to listen to your every phone call , make note of every website you visit , watch your every move with cameras , have you on so many different databases yet still manage to lose half your records .
Record unemployment , NHS in total disarray , important private data lost , unhappy police forces , unhappy local councils , sky high food/fuel prices , MP's on the fiddle (not only labour) , the country under a bigger terrorist threat than ever , we could go on and on ...... and now it seems even the cattle have had enough of labour!
Bullocks to Labour !!
People don't want to live in a country where a Government constantly tries to intrude in their lives , and now they want to listen to your every phone call , make note of every website you visit , watch your every move with cameras , have you on so many different databases yet still manage to lose half your records .
Record unemployment , NHS in total disarray , important private data lost , unhappy police forces , unhappy local councils , sky high food/fuel prices , MP's on the fiddle (not only labour) , the country under a bigger terrorist threat than ever , we could go on and on ...... and now it seems even the cattle have had enough of labour!
Bullocks to Labour !!
nijinsky's fetlocks
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bellbuzzer said:yet more evidence this forum promotes cruelty and inappropriate levity. No body asked if the cow was ok
No it was Blunkett who was attacked,not Blears.
blue dallas
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i wonder how many cow pats he stands in,
on an average stroll around a cow field ?
on an average stroll around a cow field ?
Danish Blue
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black mamba said:Labour have been their own worst enemies ...... even unions such as the CWU are now thinkin' of breaking away from Labours hold , and in doing so won't be giving Labour the million pounds a year that they normally do.
People don't want to live in a country where a Government constantly tries to intrude in their lives , and now they want to listen to your every phone call , make note of every website you visit , watch your every move with cameras , have you on so many different databases yet still manage to lose half your records .
Record unemployment , NHS in total disarray , important private data lost , unhappy police forces , unhappy local councils , sky high food/fuel prices , MP's on the fiddle (not only labour) , the country under a bigger terrorist threat than ever , we could go on and on ...... and now it seems even the cattle have had enough of labour!
Bullocks to Labour !!
I hear what you are saying but the unions are desperate to get a foothold back in british politics. They have been in the wastelands since Thatcher and maybe, just maybe this is their chance. We know Swiss Tony didnt want the Unions having beer and sandwiches at no 10 because it was soooo not new labour. That said Labour are so badly fucked at present we may see them going on bended knee to the unions pretty soon, otherwise they may not have the wherewithall to fight the next election. Labour will of course lose that election but it may just be the way back in for the unions.
In Denmark a country with a pretty sound socialist background we have seen something of late, its not a shift to the left or the right, its a polarisation of politics. In the recent european elections the big winners were the far right and the far left.
Thankfully it is a country of consensus politics where no extremist view is likely to gain control but worrying times neverthe less