Daily Archives: August 4, 2015

Why are young people rallying behind Jeremy Corbyn?

Posted on August 4, 2015 by fanofootball

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/video/2015/aug/04/why-young-people-are-rallying-behind-jeremy-corbyn-video GR Comment: “Because the young people are the more intelligent and humane ones than their supposed wise elders who went along with the serial killer Blair, the tyrannical Thatcher and the callous Cameron. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. GR Comment: “I’m … Continue reading →

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Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "Nationalised public services, At least it won't be a choice between 3 conservative parties, encouraging small and medium privatbe business, He called Giddy Dave OzCam a scrote., I'm 42, which the majority agree with and much of Europe alredy have., Why are young people rallying behind Jeremy Corbyn? | 1 Comment

Cameron advised to take one of his 3 holidays in Calais this year

Posted on August 4, 2015 by fanofootball

According to the Daily Express but it seems he got lost and ended up in Vietnam. Thought he was going to Cornwall. PM Insists UK Borders “Safe” From A Safe Distance in Ho Chi Minh City http://news.sky.com/story/1527601/pm-insists-uk-borders-safe-amid-calais-crisis David Cameron used … Continue reading →

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Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Cameron advised to take one of his 3 holidays in Calais this year, David Cameron and Calais - like a primary school kid emptying his pockets for the bullies., David Cameron used ‘swarm’ instead of ‘plague’ in case it implied that God had sent the migrants Frankie Boyle, meron leaves Calais until after his three-week holiday in Portugal.", PM Insists UK Borders "Safe" From A Safe Distance in Ho Chi Minh City, The people who will destroy this society are already here: printing their own money; printing their own newspapers; and responding to undesirables at the gates by releasing the hounds. | Leave a comment

“Can’t fill current vacancies but 7 day elective service won’t be a problem?”

Posted on August 4, 2015 by fanofootball

https://twitter.com/AileenLudlow http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-33767791 Petition To debate a vote of no confidence in Health Secretary the Right Hon Jeremy Hunt now has gone from 210,036 signatures to 211,778 and now to 211,974. https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/104334 https://www.change.org/p/david-cameron-mp-resignation-or-removal-of-jeremy-hunt-mp-as-secretary-of-state-for-health? Twitter campaign # https://twitter.com/hashtag/weneedtotalkaboutjeremy https://twitter.com/hashtag/ImInWorkJeremy?src=hash “GW Stats” just … Continue reading →

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Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "Can't fill current vacancies but 7 day elective service won't be a problem?", #weneedtotalkaboutjeremy, but a "Million signatures would be hard to ignore.", Current financial crisis gripping NHS is making a mockery of J Hunt's plans for a 7 day NHS, Dr Clive Peedell co-founder NHA Party., Gov tells BBC not to report that Petition To debate a vote of no confidence in Health Secretary the Right Hon Jeremy Hunt now has gone from 210036 signatures 211778., Not far to the 1/4 Mill now folks. | Leave a comment

Now bring the bank bosses to justice! ALEX BRUMMER on why the Tom Hayes verdict must spur further investigations into City dirty dealings

Posted on August 4, 2015 by fanofootball

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3184406/Now-bring-bank-bosses-justice-ALEX-BRUMMER-Tom-Hayes-verdict-spur-investigations-City-dirty-dealings.html The whole banking system needs reforming. Sat, Aug 8 Story of the ‘Rain Man’ banker who played by his own rules http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/596965/City-trader-Tom-Hayes-14-year-sentence-rigging-libor-rates DER Comment: “The management at Barclays were in on the Libor scam, Bob Diamond, Jerry del Missier … Continue reading →

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Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "The management at Barclays were in on the Libor scam, Now bring the bank bosses to justice! ALEX BRUMMER on why the Tom Hayes verdict must spur further investigations into City dirty dealings, Story of the 'Rain Man' banker who played by his own rules | Leave a comment