OK, I was just curious.You are my cocitizen and have a laid-back attitude to many things, and I am intrigued to know your opinions.
Wasn't planning to have a heated debate, just to raise one eyebrow and say 'fascinating' in the voice of Leonard Nimoy and probably leave it at that.
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Mon 19 Aug 2013, 14:52,
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Wasn't planning to have a heated debate, just to raise one eyebrow and say 'fascinating' in the voice of Leonard Nimoy and probably leave it at that.
I was just trying to avoid a srz bzniz debate that would go no where :-)Don't get me wrong, I absolutely hate this bunch with a vengence, as I orinally said I think they're evil, but do believe some pain is nesesery to get our situation sorted, and difficult decissions have to be made, If I stated just one measure they'd taken that I thought was a good one, others here would either agree or disagree more or less strongly, and a pointless debate that noone could win would ensue, when there quite obviously is no clear cut solution to solve the problems we have, we just have people with different and opposing ideas on how to solve the problem. they're poloticians and we put them where they are to do the debating for us.
Soz for the spelling!
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Mon 19 Aug 2013, 15:11,
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Soz for the spelling!
The national debt is a curious thingmake a one man crazy, make another man sing.
Standing at some £1200000000000, or a similar amount. Not sure what we're going to do about that, or indeed whether we even have to, given that an enormous national debt seems to be a normal thing for any modern government. But Greece's apparently got too enormous. It's all very strange.
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Mon 19 Aug 2013, 15:19,
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Standing at some £1200000000000, or a similar amount. Not sure what we're going to do about that, or indeed whether we even have to, given that an enormous national debt seems to be a normal thing for any modern government. But Greece's apparently got too enormous. It's all very strange.