New Labour sunk UK's manufacturing base (15Mar10)

[ukipwarrior]

Annualized growth rate in manufacturing output over complete term of office, by PM:

Thatcher: 0.5%

Major: 0.9%

Blair: 0.4%

Brown: -3.2%

Cameron: 1.2%

[Isochest]

New Labour need voting down the toilet. The élites have bought them. We need to vote a non mainstream party in. We need manufacturing because if you make nothing you are nothing. British manufacturing has survived in spite of these Nut Jobs who consist our Government.

[anon2999]

Unable to compete... why? I think we all know why and Labor knows why but they won't fix the problem.

[binky4647]

I cannot understand how thick these so called mps are.

Any nation has to produce things of value to export to get money.Its common sence.

Steel is one of them.

How many punters around the world are in the dilema of buying or not to buy a mercedes .

Many in Africa and India are in such a dilema.

Jesus wept.!

Am I dreaming seeing this stuff!

What fucking planet are they on.

[binky4647]

Dont you worry about that , steel and skills are old hat now as we have a new fantastic digital manufacturing empire arriving soon.

Digby is the name of a mental hospital in Exeter .

He has obviously been named from whence he was concieved.

[ED999A]

You will never get any government putting money to re-skilling British workforce .

Its far better to bring in foreign workers in the country or send the jobs aboard.

If unemployed now you are finished, poverty is all the future you got look forward to.

[dikkydoo1]

digby jones is a fat cunt, we should hang him and feed him to the pigs to keep down food production costs.

[CelticReject]

I'm sure that a lot of what has been happening, and is happening, is planned and deliberate. To what end? I'm not sure.

[dikkydoo1]

@CelticReject the ultimate plan is a one world government and micro chipping of the entire population of the planet, and if you think i am a conspiracy nut you are wrong, i worked in credit card security and my comoan introduced a system that would have eliminated cheque card fraud years ago,for practically no cost it was rejected and i could never work it out. then came debit cards completely flawed, then chip and pin, again flawed, next rfid contactless cards which is even more flawed...

[dikkydoo1]

then will come the solution to THAT problem which will be microchipping...hard currencys will be phased out, a facists dream! now does the financial crisis make any sense? and that was just a trial run!

[CelticReject]

@dikkydoo1 So what you are saying is that the powers that be are allowing flawed systems to exist in order to convince the public (through fear) that draconian measures are vital for our security?

[dikkydoo1]

@celticreject - i go one step further and i claim that these 'powers' aware of the ultimate goal, build in design flaws so when the time comes they can easily sell the next step to the public by pointing out the levels of 'abuse' and explain the need for 'enhanced security' - taken one step at a time microchipping a population could be done, we already have rfid passports, that transmit our details to anyone with a £200 reader.

[dikkydoo1]

that passport can then be cloned, we will see a raft of abuse of these passports then the next 'solution' will be rolled out! in america a tiny number of people have been microchipped as part a a 'trial', you may ask yourself a trial for what? rfid credit cards called 'contactless technology' is already here and i can tell you its the most flawed system ever, now criminals dont need your card to clone it, they can grab its details from the air.

[dikkydoo1]

also if you think that tthe 'powers' wouldnt do this, its on record that when the gsm mobile phone was being introduced the encryption chosen was designed so that governments could easily crack it as routine, a virtually uncrackable protocol was available and ready which has many advantages this was not allowed of course it was for 'our security'.

[leostomicek]

Industrial revolution began in Britain and made Britain strong...

[MODTRASH]

Yet they still blame the Tories!