Wow, so if you pay your hard-earned money, for a decent education, you suddenly get smarter?....the penny has finally dropped everyone (errrrr, that's why Private schools exist, to keep decent kids away from the riff-raff).....in my day it was called a Grammar School ie free for bright lads....this ain't rocket surgery daft lad.....Power to the People.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigFatPie
Well spotted!Quote:
Originally Posted by dam617
It also looks like he has found Labour's Magic Money Tree.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigFatPie
The one that wasn't suppose to exist.
It doesn’t. Creating debt that will be felt for generations because we HAVE to us much different to creating debt because Corbyn wanted to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elite_Pie
A decade of austerity which has mostly hit those at the lower end of the wage scale has meant the money is already there to fund this for the short term. If it turns into a long term thing, I wonder which sector of the population will have the screw turned first?Quote:
Originally Posted by Notts78
Having a very expensive education means nothing if you lack basic common sense.Many of our MPs can vouch for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigFatPie
That's disappointing but not really surprising.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigFatPie
In fact even I, a total layman, predicted most of that (apart from the economic stuff which I didn't get into) in my discussion with Jackal on the other thread.
We’re exactly a week behind other countries because these idiots have been pratting about. A week yesterday 70,000 people were at Cheltenham races. We’re in big trouble.Quote:
Originally Posted by drillerpie
Wouldn't be surprised if the UK and the USA are the hardest hit, until it takes hold of Africa.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigFatPie
South Korea dealt with it very well, but have recently relaxed restrictions and have seen a cluster of new cases popping up. This could be a very long road.