Don't Panic - Next UK Crisis - General strikes in the UK?
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all the leaders ideals for globalisation are falling flat on their face, their policies are simply not working yet they refuse to listen to their nations concerns.
Every leader needs to concentrate on their own country and sort out their own problems and stop interfering in other countries matters.....especially you Mr.Brown.
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Its always the same scenario. The brits getting fucked.
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The two recent eclipses match those of 1991 and there was a civil war in Europe at that time as well as a deep recession.
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England is expensive , the sterling pound is expensive , a ficticious currency. It only produces british beach bums backpackers travelling the world, for the real hard-working english, its nonsense no one want to invest and create jobs in the UK. Devalue and millions of jobs will be created
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◊ copy and paste if you want YouTube back to the way it was in 2006 / 2007 ◊
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◊ copy and paste if you want YouTube back to the way it was in 2006 / 2007 ◊
◊ copy and paste if you want to keep the YOU in YOUTUBE
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So what's the solution? I don't think protectionism is the only way to get out of this shit. In the 30s protectionism brought to WW2. I say corporations and banks must pay for the this 'cause they're the only guilty of this shit.
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Hey F!! I enjoyed watching and hearing you. It is true once you start digging info from other sources and non mainstream newspapers then the story takes a different angle. Yes, we are going through a bad time. Here in Spain it terrible and sadly locals thing that by Q2 2010 things will get better - blind fools!!! lOVED YOUR MESSAGE TO THE YOUNG VIEWERS. Keep rocking
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Lawyers = Liars
"feverIam" I work on the refinery next door to total and we have been showing our suport to the lads who are protesting. We have nothing against the italians working on there what our problem is the company that has won this contract is excluding british skilled workers. Our region in the country has alot of industry and with the economic status of the country people are on notice or they have been laid off so there is lots of skilled locals out of work which can quite easy do the jobs
cantwell42uk 3 years ago
I hope Total and the contractor follows through with the 'plan' worked out with ACAS, and actually gets some British workers onto the contract!
Good luck over the coming months!
FeverIAm 3 years ago
Hey Mike!!!
Thanks again :)
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Thanks for all the valuable info.
missesmakawimaxton 3 years ago
You are, of course, welcome :=)
FeverIAm 3 years ago