CARRY ON CONFERENCE

Now that was Funny what a shambles. The F dropping off the board was sending a very strong message FFFFFFFFFFFFFF Off lol

wessy wrote:Now that was Funny what a shambles. The F dropping off the board was sending a very strong message FFFFFFFFFFFFFF Off lol

You're right, what a disaster, the PM had a sore throat and a cough. How dare she!!

We should definitely only vote for politicians that are immune to all illnesses.

The dodgy signage is no more than symbolic of the general lack of direction and weak policies (apart from those nicked from Labour) evident in the conference.

As ex Tory Deputy Chairman Lord Ashcroft said it had "the air of a party that didn't know what it's doing"

TBH after Thatcher I never thought I'd see the day when the Tories admitted they need to build Council Houses. So many U-turns it's impossible to work out who the Tories are trying to be.

Nice to see she took her P45.

Building houses they can't build a sign lol

wessy wrote:Building houses they can't build a sign lol

You don't build a sign.

Severe human abuses going on in Myanmar. Lots of African nations going to the wall. Hurricanes all but destroying the Caribbean and a letter drops off the sign at the Tory Conference. Media are conducted by Murdoch and Osborne and they are being a little bit disingenuous at best, green eyed with envy at worst. The whole friggin' sign could have fallen down and would that have pleased the Labour lot? Oh, yes! About all they have left is what they learned at school in the playground. Asons accused of fiddling, Fat Cliff taking bungs all over the place, JC (The other one) promising the Earth in return for votes. It's swings and roundabouts time. Labour had the Blair/Brown years to sort things out but they just bankrupted us. Tories were a bit slow but there are some glimmerings at the end of the tunnel. Keep faith. It'll work in the end. TM is like a footie mnager. You have to give her time.

If the O,R and Y had fallen off 'country', we might have been close to the truth.

Bollotom2014 wrote: Labour had the Blair/Brown years to sort things out but they just bankrupted us.

Wrong. Greedy rich bankers nearly bankrupted us and had to be bailed out with unbelievable amounts of our money. Yet none of them were ever held accountable.

xmiles wrote:Wrong. Greedy rich bankers nearly bankrupted us and had to be bailed out with unbelievable amounts of our money. Yet none of them were ever held accountable.

Labour were far from blameless.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

xmiles wrote:Wrong. Greedy rich bankers nearly bankrupted us and had to be bailed out with unbelievable amounts of our money. Yet none of them were ever held accountable.

Labour were far from blameless.

Yes they deregulated the banks.

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=6&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjato7I6dnWAhVIa1AKHbKrCvgQFghKMAU&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bbc.co.uk%2Fnews%2Fbusiness-13032013&usg=AOvVaw2cPJHo_BEKfUf5fqjfw53f

I know one thing Labour have no chance of winning the next election whenever that is and Corbyn will never be PM.

xmiles wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

xmiles wrote:Wrong. Greedy rich bankers nearly bankrupted us and had to be bailed out with unbelievable amounts of our money. Yet none of them were ever held accountable.

Labour were far from blameless.

Yes they deregulated the banks.

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=6&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjato7I6dnWAhVIa1AKHbKrCvgQFghKMAU&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bbc.co.uk%2Fnews%2Fbusiness-13032013&usg=AOvVaw2cPJHo_BEKfUf5fqjfw53f

Very interesting point of time in recent history this because all parties wanted deregulation of the banks at the time without any of them realising the importance of globalisation. 
I met with some senior execs of Aviva a few years back and was told that premium costs were actuarialised globally. Effectively, when the USA is battered by storms and hurricanes, British consumers are directly affected and will have to carry part of the burden via our premiums.
This lesson was partly responsible for my concerns over Brexit.

The only reason the entire stupid idea that is Brexit hasn't been binned already is because the EU is set to tighten the restrictions on moving vast sums of dodgy money about and there are significant elements within the Tory Party (and their friends) who will (A) directly suffer personally as a result if we're still beholden to Brussels when the law changes and (B) see it as an opportunity to offset the potentially disastrous impact leaving the EU will have on the UK economy.

We may no longer have any manufacturing base to speak of and our exports will consist of little more than shipping un-pierced pigs ears to China (Google it - Gove said so this week) but we will have lots of dirty Russian money propping the banks up in London.

Triffic....



Edit: Here's a link to the Gove / Pigs' ears thing.

http://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/james-obrien/james-obriens-priceless-reaction-to-michael-goves/

Bread2.0 wrote:The only reason the entire stupid idea that is Brexit hasn't been binned already is because the EU is set to tighten the restrictions on moving vast sums of dodgy money about and there are significant elements within the Tory Party (and their friends) who will (A) directly suffer personally as a result if we're still beholden to Brussels when the law changes and (B) see it as an opportunity to offset the potentially disastrous impact leaving the EU will have on the UK economy.

We may no longer have any manufacturing base to speak of and our exports will consist of little more than shipping un-pierced pigs ears to China (Google it - Gove said so this week) but we will have lots of dirty Russian money propping the banks up in London.

Triffic....



Edit: Here's a link to the Gove / Pigs' ears thing.

http://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/james-obrien/james-obriens-priceless-reaction-to-michael-goves/

Unbelievable! And here I was thinking there were no benefits of brexit.

Wonder if there's an untapped market for bugger's muddles and balls ups out there?