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Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
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bedfordrl
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Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
My scanner is not working ,but there is a good comment in this Sundays Telegraph on how EU rulings are destroying Royal Mail.
Do we need any more reasons to pull out of Europe?.
Do we need any more reasons to pull out of Europe?.
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bedfordrl
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
OOooo, here it is http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/colu ... -into.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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DGP1
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... 18&t=44226" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Teebs beat you to it
Teebs beat you to it
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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bedfordrl
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DGP1
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
You have to get up really early to beat him on the news articles..........even then I don't think you'd beat himbedfordrl wrote:Oh boo!
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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bedfordrl
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
LETS LOOK AT THE GOOD THINGS EUROPE HAS DONE FOR THE BRITISH WORKER
1/ statement of employment particulars or employment contract
2/ equal treatment for fixed term workers or agency staff
3/ protection for young people at work
4/ working time directive
5/ employer isolvency directive
6/ TUPE
7/ parental leave
8/ consumer protection
9/ cheap flights
10/ enviromental protection
11/ cheaper phone calls
12/ relaxed border controls
13/ minimum wage
14/ BROUGHT PEACE, NO THIRD WORLD WAR
A certain gentlemen, no not cameron or hague supported by the daily mail exploited the economic condition of their country 70 years ago with this sort of reteric and little britain mentality. millions died because of it
they do not even teach that era or history in school anymore
THOSE WHO FORGET HISTORY ARE DESTINED TO REPEAT IT
without europe this goverment will resurrect the master and servant act next
1/ statement of employment particulars or employment contract
2/ equal treatment for fixed term workers or agency staff
3/ protection for young people at work
4/ working time directive
5/ employer isolvency directive
6/ TUPE
7/ parental leave
8/ consumer protection
9/ cheap flights
10/ enviromental protection
11/ cheaper phone calls
12/ relaxed border controls
13/ minimum wage
14/ BROUGHT PEACE, NO THIRD WORLD WAR
A certain gentlemen, no not cameron or hague supported by the daily mail exploited the economic condition of their country 70 years ago with this sort of reteric and little britain mentality. millions died because of it
they do not even teach that era or history in school anymore
THOSE WHO FORGET HISTORY ARE DESTINED TO REPEAT IT
without europe this goverment will resurrect the master and servant act next
Last edited by keithposty on 02 Apr 2012, 09:16, edited 1 time in total.
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Tman
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
In my city and MC we now have a sizeable contingent of workers from Eastern Europe since thier countries became EU member states.
Can you explain (preferably without playing the race card) how their presence has helped either RM, the UK economy, or "British workers" in any real and quantifiable way?
Can you explain (preferably without playing the race card) how their presence has helped either RM, the UK economy, or "British workers" in any real and quantifiable way?
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keithposty
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
a certain percentage of the UK payment to the EU goes to developing those countries who have had years of decline due to political intraventionTman wrote:In my city and MC we now have a sizeable contingent of workers from Eastern Europe since thier countries became EU member states.
Can you explain (preferably without playing the race card) how their presence has helped either RM, the UK economy, or "British workers" in any real and quantifiable way?
a prime example would be the unification of east and west berlin and what that has achieved, that in its self gives political stability
they are trying to do what is best for their famlies like we would do, are we any different
first it was the people from jamaca who came to work for london underground
then it was the irish
then the people from india and pakistan
then it was the albanians
and last but not least the people from poland
people need to forget this little britain mentality
if its good enough for 26 member states then it is good enough for number 27, the uk
AND STILL KEEP OUR INDIVIDUAL CULTURAL IDENTITY
its these people from poorer nations who do the jobs we do not want to do and our uk workforce would sooner claim off the state
britain has the reputation of being the lazy man of europe
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Tman
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
So even though I asked you not to play the race card, you still did.
So can you give any real quantifiable benefits to the "working man", or are you going to trot out the old boss/employer's cliches about "doing the work we don't want to do" which, in reality, was just a way of screwing down wages for everybody?
{Incidentally, Jamaicans, Pakistanis and Indians are not EU nationals.....}
So can you give any real quantifiable benefits to the "working man", or are you going to trot out the old boss/employer's cliches about "doing the work we don't want to do" which, in reality, was just a way of screwing down wages for everybody?
{Incidentally, Jamaicans, Pakistanis and Indians are not EU nationals.....}
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keithposty
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
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{Incidentally, Jamaicans, Pakistanis and Indians are not EU nationals
the point i was making was that non uk national through the years have been blamed for all the countries ills
that argument went out of fasion years ago
{Incidentally, Jamaicans, Pakistanis and Indians are not EU nationals
the point i was making was that non uk national through the years have been blamed for all the countries ills
that argument went out of fasion years ago
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Tman
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
Under your reheading "Good things Europe has done for the British worker" you state, point 12, "relaxed border controls", so I asked you for an example of that.
Without resorting (yet again) to the race card, can you give an example or not?
Without resorting (yet again) to the race card, can you give an example or not?
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dvbuk55
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
I'm not too concerned about them coming to WORK here, what I take umbrage at is the fact that they can have family allowance for children that reside outside the UK...................if they actually exist at all. Relaxed border controls have brought us families of east european robbers stealing from shops and individuals, as for other ethnic groups..............well many of the headlines speak for themselves.
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bedfordrl
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
What a load of crap.keithposty wrote:LETS LOOK AT THE GOOD THINGS EUROPE HAS DONE FOR THE BRITISH WORKER
1/ statement of employment particulars or employment contract
2/ equal treatment for fixed term workers or agency staff
3/ protection for young people at work
4/ working time directive
5/ employer isolvency directive
6/ TUPE
7/ parental leave
8/ consumer protection
9/ cheap flights
10/ enviromental protection
11/ cheaper phone calls
12/ relaxed border controls
13/ minimum wage
14/ BROUGHT PEACE, NO THIRD WORLD WAR
A certain gentlemen, no not cameron or hague supported by the daily mail exploited the economic condition of their country 70 years ago with this sort of reteric and little britain mentality. millions died because of it
they do not even teach that era or history in school anymore
THOSE WHO FORGET HISTORY ARE DESTINED TO REPEAT IT
without europe this goverment will resurrect the master and servant act next
Do you really believe that we could have achieved none of the above without our attachment into Europe?..
Cheaper phone calls indeed
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AdTheBad
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Re: Christopher Booker/Sunday Telegraph
Fabian bullshyte flavoured koolaid junkie there.
A nice bit of E.U centric historical revisionism straight out of the text book of Stalin or Goebbels.
Yeah lets forget the legacy of the Tolpuddle martyrs and unions etc in improving work life, The power balance between the U.S.S.R and N.A.T.O in keeping a pan european peace and the fact that inward migration is merely a tool to increase supply and demand (fuelled by a now defunct credit industry for the benefit of the well to do).
Thats it, its the E.U wot dun it fer us.
Actually its the E.U which has done for us. The squillions of quids we send are all borrowed quids, borrowed against a fanciful projection of future taxation.
Little Englanders my arse, You fabians do remember the commonwealth of nations right? a much more worthy and global enterprise. Yes and veiled hints of racism accusations for those who disagree with the european project, whats more racist than blocking African, Asian and American trade by imposing tariffs on the one hand and subsidising underperforming industries on the other, and blocking the employment of non E.U professionals, The best doctors I ever saw were Indian origin.
I know that you will have to look up the term Fabian and that youre just thoughtlessly repeating a mantra that youve heard from a right-on source.
"The British workers are lazy". Seriously? you think thats true?
Its messed up that what it is.
Rant over.
A nice bit of E.U centric historical revisionism straight out of the text book of Stalin or Goebbels.
Yeah lets forget the legacy of the Tolpuddle martyrs and unions etc in improving work life, The power balance between the U.S.S.R and N.A.T.O in keeping a pan european peace and the fact that inward migration is merely a tool to increase supply and demand (fuelled by a now defunct credit industry for the benefit of the well to do).
Thats it, its the E.U wot dun it fer us.
Actually its the E.U which has done for us. The squillions of quids we send are all borrowed quids, borrowed against a fanciful projection of future taxation.
Little Englanders my arse, You fabians do remember the commonwealth of nations right? a much more worthy and global enterprise. Yes and veiled hints of racism accusations for those who disagree with the european project, whats more racist than blocking African, Asian and American trade by imposing tariffs on the one hand and subsidising underperforming industries on the other, and blocking the employment of non E.U professionals, The best doctors I ever saw were Indian origin.
I know that you will have to look up the term Fabian and that youre just thoughtlessly repeating a mantra that youve heard from a right-on source.
"The British workers are lazy". Seriously? you think thats true?
Its messed up that what it is.
Rant over.