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Oh "Class"
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...-downsize.html
In the old days it would have been the Jews or Blacks, but now they seeking out an other "Trouble" group.
Mike
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Originally posted by Mega View PostOh "Class"
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...-downsize.html
In the old days it would have been the Jews or Blacks, but now they seeking out an other "Trouble" group.
Mike
a.) the taxes, including the taxes upon taxes;
b.) the eco-frauds;
c.) the climate-frauds;
d.) the windmills and windmill conglomerations;
e.) the big government, including the councils;
f.) the cost of living;
g.) the stupid ideas and the lack of vision among the people;
h.) the tiny lots--- micro-lots for homes;
i.) the slum homes, similar to those in San Francisco, but without the views;
k.) the tolerance, even sympathy, for radical Islamists, at least by some in the UK;
l.) the inflation;
m.) the cost of housing and rents;
n.) the poverty;
o.) proposing to make the elderly work to live--- another stupid and calous idea;
p.) the solar energy, windmill, and tidal energy idiots;
q.) the quantitative-easing inflationists;
r.) the greenies, the Green Party, and Greenpeace;
s.) the tax planners who propose new taxes, as a plan for the future;
t.) the anti-automobile attitude, anti-growth, anti-progress, anti-technology, and anti-people attitudes.
u.) the gentry, the class-system, the snobs, and English horse-back riding;
v.) boring English food, edible only with malt-vinager so tart that it dissolves the enamel on your teeth....
I could list here all day and night, but you get the general idea of why I would not even want to visit the UK.
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Originally posted by Starving Steve View PostI could NEVER live in the UK, not as an American citizen, nor even as a Canadian citizen. Here is why:
a.) the taxes, including the taxes upon taxes;
b.) the eco-frauds;
c.) the climate-frauds;
d.) the windmills and windmill conglomerations;
e.) the big government, including the councils;
f.) the cost of living;
g.) the stupid ideas and the lack of vision among the people;
h.) the tiny lots--- micro-lots for homes;
i.) the slum homes, similar to those in San Francisco, but without the views;
k.) the tolerance, even sympathy, for radical Islamists, at least by some in the UK;
l.) the inflation;
m.) the cost of housing and rents;
n.) the poverty;
o.) proposing to make the elderly work to live--- another stupid and calous idea;
p.) the solar energy, windmill, and tidal energy idiots;
q.) the quantitative-easing inflationists;
r.) the greenies, the Green Party, and Greenpeace;
s.) the tax planners who propose new taxes, as a plan for the future;
t.) the anti-automobile attitude, anti-growth, anti-progress, anti-technology, and anti-people attitudes.
u.) the gentry, the class-system, the snobs, and English horse-back riding;
v.) boring English food, edible only with malt-vinager so tart that it dissolves the enamel on your teeth....
I could list here all day and night, but you get the general idea of why I would not even want to visit the UK.
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Re: QE is KILLING the UK (BBC TV News)
Originally posted by Mega View PostYou forget
Free Healthcare
No Death sentances
Silly idea's like getting taken before a Court to hear your case.......
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Re: QE is KILLING the UK (BBC TV News)
Originally posted by Starving Steve View PostI could NEVER live in the UK, not as an American citizen, nor even as a Canadian citizen. Here is why:
a.) the taxes, including the taxes upon taxes;
b.) the eco-frauds;
c.) the climate-frauds;
d.) the windmills and windmill conglomerations;
e.) the big government, including the councils;
f.) the cost of living;
g.) the stupid ideas and the lack of vision among the people;
h.) the tiny lots--- micro-lots for homes;
i.) the slum homes, similar to those in San Francisco, but without the views;
k.) the tolerance, even sympathy, for radical Islamists, at least by some in the UK;
l.) the inflation;
m.) the cost of housing and rents;
n.) the poverty;
o.) proposing to make the elderly work to live--- another stupid and calous idea;
p.) the solar energy, windmill, and tidal energy idiots;
q.) the quantitative-easing inflationists;
r.) the greenies, the Green Party, and Greenpeace;
s.) the tax planners who propose new taxes, as a plan for the future;
t.) the anti-automobile attitude, anti-growth, anti-progress, anti-technology, and anti-people attitudes.
u.) the gentry, the class-system, the snobs, and English horse-back riding;
v.) boring English food, edible only with malt-vinager so tart that it dissolves the enamel on your teeth....
I could list here all day and night, but you get the general idea of why I would not even want to visit the UK.
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Re: QE is KILLING the UK (BBC TV News)
I think the British were at their best in WWII and immediately after the War. I know that is a cliche, but I really believe it to be the truth.
When I was a small boy, maybe four or five years old, our family lived in Duluth, Minnesota. We were existing in an apartment house in the downtown there.
Our kitchen was about the size of a closet: dark, dingy, and depressing--- with barely room to sit at the small dining table inside the kitchen. There was an antique gas stove and an old depressing fridge. On top of that fridge, sat an old radio, rather large and made with tubes that always would burn-out. When the radio would work, we would listen....
The high-point of the day was sitting at the table with my grandparents, having dinner, and listening to Edward R. Murrow broadcasting from London. His programmes were about highlighting the news of the day in the British Isles and Europe, also the clean-up efforts ( of the ruble and debris ) from WWII.... Sometimes General Eisenhower or Gen. MacArthur spoke on the radio, sometimes John Foster Dulles, President Truman, even Churchill himself. But usually it was Edward R. Murrow who broadcast the happenings of the day to America.
To our family in Minnesota, the British were heros; so too, the Russians, the French, and the Canadians. My grandparents lost their entire family to the nazis in WWII, so the happenings of the day in Europe were of extreme importance in our household.
The broadcasts would begin, "This is London," or "This is what happened in London to-day."
In our household in the dingyist of all apartments in the downtown of Duluth, there were no stereotypes of the British. The British were allies of America, and the policies set in Washington and London were part of the hope for re-building a better world after the War.
So, excuse me if I may sound anti-British in my comments here, nothing could be further from the way I do feel. But while I felt admiration for the British in 1952 or 1953 or 1954 when I was barely old enough to feel anything about any nation, I am disappointed and befuddled by the British now. It would seem that to-day's English are another lot of people, far different than what they were in WWII and in the early post-War era.
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