Re: Waiting For An Alibi? : Sun Nov 20, 2011 12:11 pm  

WIZEB wrote:

Find some money to stimulate the economy.
Construction industry and building thousands of new homes for starters.

How many could we have built instead of the 400 million and running total spent on Libya?

problem is hat there are no oil reserves in the uk wastelands not like the Libyan desert.....

and what's a mere £400 million compared to the £12 billion wasted over the past decade with the ill fated NPfIT NHS system which was a criminal waste of your money, even by Mr Browns' standards...

Re: Waiting For An Alibi? : Sun Nov 20, 2011 12:21 pm  

sanjunien wrote: problem is hat there are no oil reserves in the uk wastelands not like the Libyan desert..... and what's a mere £400 million compared to the £12 billion wasted over the past decade with the ill fated NPfIT NHS system which was a criminal waste of your money, even by Mr Browns' standards... What wasteage indeed. My 400 mill is nearer 1 bill by the looks of it. www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2011/s ... ed-picture

sanjunien wrote: problem is hat there are no oil reserves in the uk wastelands not like the Libyan desert..... and what's a mere £400 million compared to the £12 billion wasted over the past decade with the ill fated NPfIT NHS system which was a criminal waste of your money, even by Mr Browns' standards... What wasteage indeed. My 400 mill is nearer 1 bill by the looks of it. www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2011/s ... ed-picture

Re: Waiting For An Alibi? : Sun Nov 20, 2011 12:44 pm  

WIZEB wrote: What wasteage indeed. My 400 mill is nearer 1 bill by the looks of it. http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog ... ed-picture aye mate,it soon mounts up - but the prize in Libya,just like The Falklands and Iraq is massive for the uk (and france) with all the precious minerals etc to be taken advantage of not to mention the vast rebuilding contracts - France was the first to step in with rebuilding quotes for Baghdad... sod the human cost ! it's all money related just as it always has been with the superpowers of the day raping the third world of its assets..... not that i'm cynical or anything ?

WIZEB wrote: What wasteage indeed. My 400 mill is nearer 1 bill by the looks of it. http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog ... ed-picture aye mate,it soon mounts up - but the prize in Libya,just like The Falklands and Iraq is massive for the uk (and france) with all the precious minerals etc to be taken advantage of not to mention the vast rebuilding contracts - France was the first to step in with rebuilding quotes for Baghdad... sod the human cost ! it's all money related just as it always has been with the superpowers of the day raping the third world of its assets..... not that i'm cynical or anything ?

Re: Waiting For An Alibi? : Mon Nov 21, 2011 8:41 am  

WIZEB wrote: Find some money to stimulate the economy. Construction industry and building thousands of new homes for starters. How many could we have built instead of the 400 million and running total spent on Libya? Call me Dave and his sidekick Nicky must surely be avid readers of the Sin Bin. I got listened too, the exact amount in pounds, and my question answered.......Spooky. www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/nov/21 ... homes-plan

WIZEB wrote: Find some money to stimulate the economy. Construction industry and building thousands of new homes for starters. How many could we have built instead of the 400 million and running total spent on Libya? Call me Dave and his sidekick Nicky must surely be avid readers of the Sin Bin. I got listened too, the exact amount in pounds, and my question answered.......Spooky. www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/nov/21 ... homes-plan

Re: Waiting For An Alibi? : Mon Nov 21, 2011 8:50 am  

WIZEB wrote: Call me Dave and his sidekick Nicky must surely be avid readers of the Sin Bin. I got listened too, the exact amount in pounds, and my question answered.......Spooky. http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011 ... homes-plan No mention though of allowing big rent rises on what are currently affordable homes, or raising the discount cap on "right to buy"?

WIZEB wrote: Call me Dave and his sidekick Nicky must surely be avid readers of the Sin Bin. I got listened too, the exact amount in pounds, and my question answered.......Spooky. http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011 ... homes-plan No mention though of allowing big rent rises on what are currently affordable homes, or raising the discount cap on "right to buy"?