I'm I missing something it's a private company and the shareholders voted to take the cash that's how things work in the free market Britain otherwise we wouldn't have the French and Germans owning our power and water supplies,when did that fire sale begin.Deal was apparently approved in July but suppressed so as 'not to influence peoples views before voting' ....... any sign of the 'Russia report' yet.....?
I'm I missing something it's a private company and the shareholders voted to take the cash that's how things work in the free market Britain otherwise we wouldn't have the French and Germans owning our power and water supplies,when did that fire sale begin.
It's a private company the share holders decided they wanted to sell,we're sharing military technology with the U.S. I,m sure we've never done that before have we.Yes you are missing out the fact that the company has access to lots of classified data, does experimental work on behalf of HMG and Govt Depts like the MOD cautioned against allowing it on national security grounds.
But hey - the purchasers Advent - who's sole purpose is to make companies "leaner" and sell them on at a profit have promised they won't do something like break up the company and sell it off piecemeal to the highest bidder. Lets hope we had someone stood behind them to make sure they weren't crossing their fingers whilst they made that promise eh?
Funny how taking back control is looking more and more like giving it away only this time to the highest bidder.......not sure how that will get us cheap trainers though.
I found the pubs showing the football to be depressingly full of gobby know-nothing Redscouse fansThere's a lot of Japanese tourists in the Lake District these days mate.
Don't upset them , we'll be desperate for a trade deal with Japan soon.
When the Tories privatised them. Doh.I'm I missing something it's a private company and the shareholders voted to take the cash that's how things work in the free market Britain otherwise we wouldn't have the French and Germans owning our power and water supplies,when did that fire sale begin.
What on earth, scrap that, why on earth do you keep posting about this 'Russia report,'what do you anticipate happening,Deal was apparently approved in July but suppressed so as 'not to influence peoples views before voting' ....... any sign of the 'Russia report' yet.....?
While all should welcome this news and also welcome signs that Johnson is indeed not going to renege on the expectations of those Labour supporters that 'lent' him their votes - I cannot help but think that there will be quite a few disappointed by this news because deep down they are aware of the inconvenient truth in the statement that you make in your postBoJo delivering for the less well off already...
https://www.theguardian.com/society...o-raise-minimum-wages-by-four-times-inflation
Combine an energised Conservative government with five years to implement their policies and a Labour Party that is on its arse and about to choose a new leader that will be equally as useless as Corbyn and you can only see an even bigger landslide at the next election.
Happy days...
He seems to be stuck in a never-ending search for silver bullets that could be used to bring down Johnson and/or the Conservative Party and lead to a Corbyn/McDonnell led government ahead of the upcoming GE.What on earth, scrap that, why on earth do you keep posting about this 'Russia report,'what do you anticipate happening,
the election result being scrapped? We got it incessantly about the referendum as well, apparently we didn't actually know
what we were doing, it was because the Russkies were telling us to do it. For god's sake man/woman, it's actually
happened, it's not going to be affected one iota by this frantic denial and straw clutching, I can understand genuine criticisms of
the government, but FFS accept that they are the legitimate government, otherwise you'll do yourself a mischief.
He's only doing this because we haven't left yet.......BoJo delivering for the less well off already...
https://www.theguardian.com/society...o-raise-minimum-wages-by-four-times-inflation
Combine an energised Conservative government with five years to implement their policies and a Labour Party that is on its arse and about to choose a new leader that will be equally as useless as Corbyn and you can only see an even bigger landslide at the next election.
Happy days...