General election

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Re: General election

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I have borrowed this from another site. They printed it, so I am sure they will not mind me sharing it.
A Few Facts in case you were even just thinking about Voting Labour !
1) Up to 50 thousand 'excess' deaths were recorded at hospitals during the last Labour Government. (Research by Sir Brian Jarman of Imperial College).
2) Hundreds of stealth taxes, paid by all.
3) Between 1997 to 2010 gas prices rose 133% and electricity prices rose 69%. Why would the public ever trust Labour on energy prices again?.
4) The devastating impact of Labour's raid on pensions: The tax grab has cost workers £118bn no since 1997. (Office for Budget Responsibility).
5) Labour spent £148.7 million on a National Measurements Office which forces traders to measure their goods in kilograms rather than pounds.
6) The Royal Mail is now sold because of EU Postal Directive 2008/6/EC, brought in by the last Labour government.
7) Council Tax doubled under Labour - 105% increase in England, 146% Wales. (The Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy: 26/03/09).
8) In 2012/13 Labour councils employed nearly 23,000 people on zero-hour contracts.
9) £660 million has been cut from Labour run NHS Wales over the last three years according to the Welsh TUC.
10) When Labour came to power in 1997, spending on NHS managers was less than £190m. By 2010 this had increased by 450% to over £1bn per year.
11) Labour wasted £11bn of taxpayers money on a failed IT project which was eventually scrapped by the NHS in 2013.
12) Labour lumbered the NHS with vast PFI repayments - £50 billion worth of loans which are costing £300 billion in repayments.
13) It was the Labour Party who awarded the DWP Medical Services Contract to ATOS on the 15th March 2005.
14) Labour started the privatisation of the NHS. They brought in the 2006 NHS Act that introduced competition into the NHS.
15) Labour introduced competition into the NHS: Competition Act 1998, Enterprise Act 2002 & Public Sector Procurement Regulations 2006.
16) In 2006 Gordon Brown cut the flood defence budget by £14 million.
17) Youth unemployment rose by more than 40% during Labour's 13 years in office.
18) Total stock of social housing fell under Labour - 421,000 homes were lost from the social housing stock between 1997 and 2010.
19) British manufacturing grew by 28% between 1980 and 1997. Then, under Labour, it shrank by 6%: falling from 20% of GDP to just 11%.
20) Labour left a deficit of £156 billion, PFI liability of £301 billion, EU Rebate loss £9.3 billion, Sold the Gold loss £6 billion.
21) The last Labour government spent so much money on Labour cronies that it had a 5% structural deficit at the height of the boom.
22)
The use of food banks went up tenfold under Labour. From 3,000 users in 2005/06 to over 40,000 by 2009/10. (The Trussell Trust/C4 FactCheck).
23) When Labour's Gordon Brown became Prime Minister in 2007, UK public debt was 44.1% of GDP. When he left in 2010, it was 148.1%.
24) Only 6,330 council houses were completed from 1998 to 2010 under Labour, compared with 17,710 in 1990 alone - Thatcher's final year as PM.
25) Tony Blair gave away a chunk of the UK's EU rebate estimated now to have cost the UK £9.3 billion between 2007-2013.
26) In 2010 Gordon Brown branded Rochdale voter Gillian Duffy "a bigoted woman" for daring to voice her concern about uncontrolled immigration.
27) Labour are now complaining about gambling. But they were the ones who wanted to build Super Casinos in some of the poorest areas in Britain.
28) Labour closed more mines in 5 years than Thatcher did in 11 years.. 211 mines closed under Wilson 1965-70.. 154 under Thatcher 1979-90.
29) Under Labour zero hour contracts increased by 74% between 2004 - 2009.
30) Since Labour liberalised the law in 2000 to allow postal voting on demand, the number of postal voting fraud in Labour areas has soared.
31) Labour wants to charge patients. Lord Warner said people should pay a £10-a-month fee to use NHS/£20 for every night they stay in hospital.
32) Sexed up dossiers.
33) Labour were responsible for the rise in payday lenders. Now they are campaigning against them.
34) Labour presided over the slowest growth in 50 years and produced the fastest decline in British manufacturing since manufacturing began.
35) Labour destroyed our border controls then with the help of the BBC denounced anybody who voiced concerns about mass immigration as racists.
36) Labour councils are the biggest users of zero hour contracts.
37) Under Labour between 1997 to 2010 the gap between rich and poor got wider.
38) The last Labour government doubled the rate of income tax on the lowest paid.
39) Thousands of dead Iraqi women and children.
40) Labour MPs to remember: Denis MacShane (jailed), David Chaytor (jailed), Eric Illsley (jailed), Elliot Morley (jailed), Jim Devine (jailed).
41) Blair invaded Iraq and Brown invaded the Treasury, both actions crippled us.
42) Labour opposes democracy in Britain by denying the British people a referendum on EU membership.
43) Labour Party Manifesto Pledge 2001: 'We will not introduce top-up fees'. It did.
44) One of the reasons for high energy prices is EU driven 'Green Taxes' brought in by the last Labour government.
45) It was Labour under Blair who handed control of British food regulation to the EU, (Regulation EC no 178/2002).
46) Remember when Tony Blair and Labour essentially traded guns for access to oil with Libya.
47) The Labour Party paid only £14,000 in tax in 2013, on total income of £33.3 million. (The Spectator, 30/07/
48) A systematic Anti Semitism that runs rife throughout the Party.
49) Weapons of mass distraction.
50) Rotherham 1400 plus girls known to be groomed by Muslims & covered up by the council & police & left to continue for years :eusa16:
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Re: General election

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Listening to Jeremy hunt on radio 4 this morning was simply cringe worthy to paraphrase

Q: What will you do about NHS funding
A: I cant say but its important we have a strong voice at brexit negotiations and TM will get us the best deal

Q: Nurse recruitment has fallen since removal of bursaries will they come back to aid getting nurses back in the NHS
A: What we did worked, but it is important britian get a good deal out of brexit and a strong leader to have those negotiations

Q: What about social care will you increase spending
A: I cant dicuss the manifesto before it comes out but its important the uk get a good deal out of brexit and have a strong leader at the table

It was literally that bad
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Re: General election

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Wormburner wrote:I have borrowed this from another site. They printed it, so I am sure they will not mind me sharing it.
A Few Facts in case you were even just thinking about Voting Labour !
1) Up to 50 thousand 'excess' deaths were recorded at hospitals during the last now to have cost the . . .
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50) Rotherham 1400 plus girls known to be groomed by Muslims & covered up by the council & police & left to continue for years :eusa16:

You forgot tornados in Haiti, Dutch elm disease, and Jimmy Savile - all Labour's fault.

And we could have had William Hague, Ian Duncan Smith and Michael Howard as PM.


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And the downgrading of Britain's credit rating?
Oooppps silly me, that was Boy George who overlooked that!
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Re: General election

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morley pie eater wrote:
Wormburner wrote:I have borrowed this from another site. They printed it, so I am sure they will not mind me sharing it.
A Few Facts in case you were even just thinking about Voting Labour !
1) Up to 50 thousand 'excess' deaths were recorded at hospitals during the last now to have cost the . . .
. . . . .
. . .
50) Rotherham 1400 plus girls known to be groomed by Muslims & covered up by the council & police & left to continue for years :eusa16:

You forgot tornados in Haiti, Dutch elm disease


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Thats what we where told would happen if we all voted for Brexit :with:
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Re: General election

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reading the comments section on the BBC coverage of PMQ is rather depressive, alot of people have fallen for the complete media destruction for labour.

people believe May is a strong and stable leader and that there is no alternative and it just goes to shows peoples lack of ability to actually look past a new article headline and look how they will be effected.

she said the same line without answering anything so many times its a joke. i do hope that if the conservs win that Corybn leaves, he has a open goal for ripping May and her plans apart but as its doesnt seem to be in his character he hasnt done.
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Cameron was asked "If it's a Leave vote will you stay or go?"
He replied "Stay" He didn't stay but resigned.
Cameron was also asked if it's a Leave vote when will you invoke A50. He answered "The Monday following the vote".
It took 9 months to invoke article 50.

May was asked what kind of a deal she wanted and answered "We will be staying in the single market and controlling our borders". Later she admitted no Free Movement of Labour means no single market.
Later she was asked "Labour are doing badly in the polls will you have an early election." Her reply after numerous times of asking was "No we will go through to 2020" We are now having an election called by May.

In view of two Tory leaders inability to know their own minds perhaps another change of mind over a 2nd referendum will be coming down the line.
Cameron and May are so weak and lacking in stability I reckon a 2nd referendum can't be ruled out now for one moment.
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Too true Ted, she failed to answer any non Tory question today, can the people see through these u turns in 5 weeks , doubt it unfortunately, I still believe Brexit won't happen as the "establishment " don't want it to happen ! P M's question time has become very depressing to watch
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PMQ's has always been an utter waste of time to watch,braying donkeys on all sides guffawing at unfunny puns and backslapping each other when things go right for the party they represent.
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Re: General election

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As with hunt on the radio the other day the tories are simply relating every question to the answer "strong leader round the table" "stable government" "best deal for Britian in the Brexit negotiations" its a brilliant idea by the Tories and yet again Labour are just flapping about.

Brexit seems to be the only thing people care about so the Tories know they only need to win the vote on this issue they arent even bothering with anything else so they are all repeating the same 3 lines, and it works its called "illusory truth effect". Essentially if you say something enough people start accepting it as true because the re-iteration breeds a comfort in our brains, we process the information less therefore challenge it less with our conscious mind resulting in us accepting it as a truth.

Labour are trying to fight the election on none brexit issues, problem is people have proven already that no-one cares about the truth or the actual issues its all about the big bad EU.
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