Corby at Glastonbury

[Steve Walker]

Because of course if Labour were negotiating with Plaid Cymru or the SNP to form a coalition, the funding agreements for Wales and Scotland would be completely off the table.

Northern Irish Unionists have agreed to confidence and supply on the condition that the government improves public services in Northern Ireland. If it were a regional party representing constituencies in your region in negotiations, what would you want them to ask for?

[big_cod]

Because of course if Labour were negotiating with Plaid Cymru or the SNP to form a coalition, the funding agreements for Wales and Scotland would be completely off the table.

 

Northern Irish Unionists have agreed to confidence and supply on the condition that the government improves public services in Northern Ireland. If it were a regional party representing constituencies in your region in negotiations, what would you want them to ask for?

Over 1 billion for Northern Ireland it stinks Steve no getting away from it what's happened to Austerity!!!!!!!!

 

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Edited June 27, 2017 by big_cod

[Steve Walker]

Thought you didn't like austerity?

 

Tories went to UDP, said "will you get into bed with us?"

 

UDP said "NO! NO! NO!"

 

Then UDP said "Sorry, force of habit. Maybe. We need to look after the interests of our constituents. Our schools and hospitals are underfunded, will you pledge some more money?"

 

And the Tories said "NO! NO! NO!"

 

Then the Tories said "Sorry, force of habit. But more money you say? Sorry, no can do"

 

And the UDP said "Good luck with that Corbyn fellow then"

 

And the Tories said "Oh all right then, will a billion do?"

 

And the DUP said "Yes. We'll be back later about the creationism and the gays"

[chesters1]

Do you think sturgeon wouldnt have demanded the same if a labour / SNP coalition had formed?

[big_cod]

Do you think sturgeon wouldnt have demanded the same if a labour / SNP coalition had formed?

But we aren't talking about Scotland or anybody else for that matter are we we are talking about over a 1billion BRIBE given to the DUP by a TORY government bottom line .

Edited June 27, 2017 by big_cod

[big_cod]

Thought you didn't like austerity?

 

Tories went to UDP, said "will you get into bed with us?"

 

UDP said "NO! NO! NO!"

 

Then UDP said "Sorry, force of habit. Maybe. We need to look after the interests of our constituents. Our schools and hospitals are underfunded, will you pledge some more money?"

 

And the Tories said "NO! NO! NO!"

 

Then the Tories said "Sorry, force of habit. But more money you say? Sorry, no can do"

 

And the UDP said "Good luck with that Corbyn fellow then"

 

And the Tories said "Oh all right then, will a billion do?"

 

And the DUP said "Yes. We'll be back later about the creationism and the gays"

Do you think Austerity has contributed to the massive 1900 billion dept run up by this government since 2010 Steve just a thought with people's wages in real terms getting smashed and then having to borrow to survive Edited June 27, 2017 by big_cod

[chesters1]

But we aren't talking about Scotland or anybody else for that matter are we we are talking about over a 1billion BRIBE given to the DUP by a TORY government bottom line .

So you think if labour had formed a coalition with the SNP sturgeon would have not made any demands?

[Steve Walker]

Do you think Austerity has contributed to the massive 1900 billion dept run up by this government since 2010 Steve just a thought with people's wages in real terms getting smashed and then having to borrow to survive

To avoid that would have required a great deal more austerity, for which there was no public stomach.

 

The deficit has been coming down, but obviously if there is any deficit at all the debt will be going up.

 

 

The Tories never said that they could get rid of the deficit straight away, so it was always in their plans that debt would rise in the short term and they never said otherwise.

 

The other approach from the Keynesians is to try to grow the economy with higher public spending, increasing the deficit at first but hopefully increasing tax receipts over the medium term. It might have worked, or we might now be completely bust. The debt was going to increase in the short term either way.

[big_cod]

 

To avoid that would have required a great deal more austerity, for which there was no public stomach.

 

The deficit has been coming down, but obviously if there is any deficit at all the debt will be going up.

 

 

The Tories never said that they could get rid of the deficit straight away, so it was always in their plans that debt would rise in the short term and they never said otherwise.

 

The other approach from the Keynesians is to try to grow the economy with higher public spending, increasing the deficit at first but hopefully increasing tax receipts over the medium term. It might have worked, or we might now be completely bust. The debt was going to increase in the short term either way.

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Steve they have missed every single target they have set every single one .

 

Now when a nurse asked Mrs May why she hadn't had a pay rise Mrs Dismay said and I quote THERE ISNT A MONEY TREE but suddenly there is just a few to better ways to spend the 1 billion + cash dismay told a nurse wasn't there .

 

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[Steve Walker]

So you're saying they should have cut harder then?