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Two Legs Bad, Four Legs Good?

Posted on 11:53am Monday 18th May 2009

Does anyone else feel like Boxer, the loyal horse in Animal Farm?

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Back to Willy-nilly Money?

Posted on 10:59am Friday 13th March 2009

Staggering to see the money supply being increased manually, because the attempts to make credit available haven’t worked so far. I seem to remember when analysts were wailing about the money supply being out of government control because credit was so available the money supply was growing willy-nilly. How times change!

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Is it Service?

Posted on 1:44pm Tuesday 3rd March 2009

I’m a late convert to busses having always driven everywhere since I passed my test aged 17. I recently worked in the centre of York and the only way to get there at a sensible cost was by bus.

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Green and Pleasant

Posted on 11:14pm Thursday 22nd January 2009

Wow, great to be back on-line!

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Oil The Wheels

Posted on 11:45am Sunday 23rd November 2008

Am I alone in thinking that politicians of all flavours still seem to be missing something about the economy?

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Breakfast is Waiting

Posted on 11:34am Thursday 30th October 2008

Amazing to see Alastair Darling advising how his idea (I’m sure they have a listening device hidden in my house because I suggested it) of taking shares in the banks will pay off in the long run when they are sold off. Why didn’t he do that in the first place with Northern Rock? Instead we saw Northern Rock destroyed as a bank and the shareholding of millions of small investors reduced to a few Pence, literally Pence! So not much incentive for small investors to return to investing in the market when things improve is there? Banks appeared to be the one thing that people could “safely” invest in, so I predict a shortage of investment for some years to come. Alastair’s investment of our tax Billions is likely to remain invested for a long time to come, or until our shares are sold to some foreign investor. What will be the last thing we sell to foreign owners, only to wonder why the jobs and the profits go abroad?

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It's Not Too Late Darling

Posted on 3:08pm Friday 19th September 2008

When Chancellor Darling stabbed the average working family in the back yet again by introducing more taxes on them and their older larger cars. Did he think what the final outcome might be on two car families?

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Still Here?

Posted on 8:14pm Wednesday 10th September 2008

It’s exciting isn’t it, to think that the world may end when scientists start experimenting with particle acceleration! NO IT ISN’T, IT IS SCARY!!!

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Hazel is our Darling

Posted on 9:48am Tuesday 2nd September 2008

Looks like other departments have decided they can’t wait any longer for the sadly ineffective Chancellor to do something!

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Gr8 2 B Back

Posted on 3:52pm Monday 18th August 2008

Great to be back online again, after holidays and site upgrades have kept me away.

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Abbey Dabble Do

Posted on 9:35am Friday 20th June 2008

Change the name of St. Mary's Abbey to York Abbey, what a suggestion. Where do we find these idiots? More to the point, why do we let them have jobs that affect the rest of us?

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Snot Government

Posted on 10:50pm Thursday 5th June 2008

I’m just so sick of being kicked around by this bunch of dopes that call themselves a Government. Career politicians who believe the only way to make a name for themselves is to come up with a new idea, sensible or not, and follow it through regardless of the effect upon the voters.

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