The website is called "false economy".
Does that imply they are biased?
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JamTallons, Mon 22 Aug 2011, 9:40,
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They're pretty up front about their agenda
so if you want a map of where there will be a balloon release to save the NHS it's there.
From my viewpoint as a NHS employee this article has a ring of truth about it
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TownsendsPublisher is all gravy baby, Mon 22 Aug 2011, 9:48,
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Strictly speaking everyone is biased.
Check their about page and if you find yourself in general disagreement (i.e. you are a neoliberal or a die-hard Tory) then don't read what it has to say.
Relatively good website, shame that it's associated with the fauxcialist Labour party though. It reports the problems with the economy but (being associated with organisations that are very much a part of the established order) fails to recognise that these problems are systemic and can't be fixed by the Labour party's (very) minor differences in policy.
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Agreed...
...Labour, are one of the biggest proponents of PFI and privatisation. All the UK parties worth talking about are right-wing authoritarian and more concerned about Nom-doms' wallets than doing what is right for the country.
And they wonder why people feel disenfranchised?
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