They also have over 40 million people exempt from basic health care. And a national game called Shoot The Pres'. Every citizen is issued with a gun in order to shot the pres'.
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BG Central Heating breakdown care
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The NHS is fab.
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20 years ago
Riiiight.........
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You must be easily pleased.
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Something please explain to me - which newsreader is IMM using? I wasn't aware that there was one available for the visually (or is it mentally) impaired!
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And Clodagh Rodgers....
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Unless of course he means that Blair is doing very well in the "taking care of No. 1. sense" ?
I'd agree with him there.
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Arthur Scargill did an interview about 3 years ago which brought the situation into sharp relief - the cost to the taxpayer for subsidising the nuclear industry was more than the cost of keeping ALL the mines open and giving the damn stuff away for free.
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Except the Government have signed up for the Kyoto accord, so fossil fuel use has to decrease.
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Getting rid of mines was political not economical.
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No. I just remember: Heath, Douglas-Home and Thatcher.
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Another brainwashed Little Middle Englander raises its head.
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Andy is a self confessed brainwashed Little Middle Englander.
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Says it all. If there's one person that I distrust more than a government minister it's King Arthur.
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So you get better service and cheaper prices from Asda than the Coop?
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The key word here is privat*ised*. Many such are run by people who are trying to outdo what they *think* is the private sector ethos. They are wrong.
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I trust Arthur Scragill.
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The main by product of burnt coal is CO2. And that is no good for running a submarine or bombing the Middle East.
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Most people 'rail' against excessive profit for poor service. Or things like directors awarding themselves a 20% pay rise plus perks while restricting their workforce who make the profits for them to 2% *and* reduce their 'perks' in the form of longer working hours, etc.
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Shows the power of the press and media. His job was as a union leader, and he did his very best for his members. If 10% of our politicians did the same we'd be the best country in the world in every way.
And I *have* met the man, and would be proud to have him as a friend.