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Summit aims to safeguard UK jobs
« on: January 12, 2009, 07:25:44 AM »
Quote from: BBC Web Shite
Gordon Brown is to host talks with business and union leaders about measures aimed at safeguarding jobs during the downturn.

With 1.8 million people out of work, the prime minister is expected to warn that a failure to act now will mean a deeper and longer recession.

Plans to help the long-term unemployed may include paying employers up to £2,500 for every person they train.

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Another day, another boiling bladder....  cussing:

It infuriates me how the media report this shite and none of them ask where this £2½K is coming from? A secret Labour money mine perhaps? Falling out of the sky?  noooo:

No it is taxpayer's money you bastard - not yours! In fact some of it must have come from Employers NI - a tax on jobs! So you are taxing employers that employ people making it more expensive for them to do so then you plan to use the tax revenue to give to employers to encourage them to... um, employ people????

Fuck me, I failed 'O' level economics but even I can see that this is hardly an efficient way of distributing the cash...  noooo:

What a slack jawed yokel he is...  Banghead
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Re: Summit aims to safeguard UK jobs
« Reply #1 on: January 12, 2009, 08:51:45 AM »
You are missing the point.
Gordon Brown is and has been on a long term mission to turn the UK into a Socialist Republic. The more control Government has over our lives the closer he gets to realising his ultimate goal. This is just another piece of state intervention ~ little different from the frequently reissued "10 year plan to build more tractors and grow more corn" so beloved of the old Soviet Republic.
Look at every action Brown has taken since being elected to Parliament, look at the things he wrote and the causes he espoused before he even got elected. They all point to a plan to break down the UK so that he could rebuild it in the way he wants it to be. So far he is on track. He has depleted our gold reserves to almost nil, he has ensured an entire generation of children educated over the past 11 years will be too unknowing to change things back, he has made the majority of the country's workforce totally dependant on the Government for their jobs and future pensions (NHS/Local Government/Education/Police etc) and is even now ensuring even more control over the banks (55% of RBS and over 40% of HBOS shares are, as of today, in Government control), what little manufacturing left in the UK is now dependant on Government contracts for survival. He has run the military into the ground so they no longer pose a threat and so totally politicised the civil service that they no longer work for us but for the Labour Party. With few exceptions the media is little more than a mouthpiece for Brown's propaganda machine. Television is Brown's version of the old Roman Emperors' maxim of keeping the populace mindlessly amused to prevent them rioting and the recent massive hike in grain prices that have now slipped back to nearer normal was nought but a demonstration by Brown that he can manipulate the food supply (If not how and why did all this extra grain suddenly appear between harvests?) thus neatly completing the Roman idea of Bread and Circusses ~ "Feed the masses and give them entertainment and they will not question us too closely".

Of course his mission will not be complete in his lifetime but he has set it well on course and it is going to take someone exceptional to change it now .......... and I do not see that someone out there anywhere.
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Re: Summit aims to safeguard UK jobs
« Reply #4 on: January 12, 2009, 10:27:54 AM »
Indeed a clever bit of research but one suspects that Guido will be just as busy attacking whoever wins the next election. Some original thoughts would be welcomed ~ as opposed to recycling other forums content.
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Re: Summit aims to safeguard UK jobs
« Reply #5 on: January 12, 2009, 05:25:08 PM »
One thing that did get me was Gordo saying that the ecomomy is set to double by 2020 and that we need to be in postition to ride the wave. How the hell is the economy going to double with the future tax burden you are hammering us with you demented glaswegan gimp. And in any case, do any of us give a flying toss about what is going to happen in 11 years. Most of us can't afford to look that far ahead because we are too busy making sure we have enough cash to survive through the current crisis.  Banghead
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Re: Summit aims to safeguard UK jobs
« Reply #6 on: January 12, 2009, 08:30:19 PM »
11 years hey? I had better hang on then so I can afford a decent funeral noooo:

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