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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    Why carry on flogging dead horses for FOUR**** pfhucking years?
    Because they wanted to keep the Labour Lefties happy. If they had cancelled HS2 the Labour MPs would have been persistently whinging because they weren't trying to improve the infrastructure --as they always do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Supersub6 View Post
    Because they wanted to keep the Labour Lefties happy. If they had cancelled HS2 the Labour MPs would have been persistently whinging because they weren't trying to improve the infrastructure --as they always do.
    It was supposed to take TWENTY pfhucking minutes off a train journey from Manchester to London with a major intersection in Birmingham branching off to Leeds. Great swathes of glorious countryside were ruined, billions of pounds chucked down the drain.

    This fixation with Lefties on here is getting more than tiresome. Anyone with a brain in their head and not a pfhucking sieve knew the HS2 line was a ridiculous costly fiasco that would end in tears.

    Without looking back and checking the threads I distinctly recall, both sinkov and myself being amongst its widest critics, and pray tell in which universe could my old mucker be called a "Labour Lefty?"

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    It was supposed to take TWENTY pfhucking minutes off a train journey from Manchester to London with a major intersection in Birmingham branching off to Leeds. Great swathes of glorious countryside were ruined, billions of pounds chucked down the drain.

    This fixation with Lefties on here is getting more than tiresome. Anyone with a brain in their head and not a pfhucking sieve knew the HS2 line was a ridiculous costly fiasco that would end in tears.

    Without looking back and checking the threads I distinctly recall, both sinkov and myself being amongst its widest critics, and pray tell in which universe could my old mucker be called a "Labour Lefty?"
    BT, neither you nor sinky are/were Labour MPs and along with me, you saw the futility of the Labour idea to build and pay for a hideous idea. An idea which was then put into practice by a coalition government and which has cost way over original estimates and has not even achieved its original objective. You heard all the whinging by opposition MPs when they said that the northern part was being cancelled Now they are whinging about lack of funds available to do this that and the other. They are all living in cloud cuckoo land.

    Meanwhile, up here in the north east, we are still trying to manage to get parts of the main road into Scotland made into a dual carriageway. After over 15 years, it was agreed in May this year that the work would be carried out on 8 miles of road, however, the whole thing is now under review by our Chancellor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    It was supposed to take TWENTY pfhucking minutes off a train journey from Manchester to London with a major intersection in Birmingham branching off to Leeds. Great swathes of glorious countryside were ruined, billions of pounds chucked down the drain.

    This fixation with Lefties on here is getting more than tiresome. Anyone with a brain in their head and not a pfhucking sieve knew the HS2 line was a ridiculous costly fiasco that would end in tears.

    Without looking back and checking the threads I distinctly recall, both sinkov and myself being amongst its widest critics, and pray tell in which universe could my old mucker be called a "Labour Lefty?"
    HST was a barmpot idea, originated by Labour, carried on by the Tories, Boris was going to scrap it, then reneged when in power, too many people on the gravy train by then no doubt. Labour and Tories equally culpable, two cheeks of the same arse.

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    Boris was going to build 40 new hospitals, Reeves has kicked that one into the long grass. Welcome to life under Labour.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    Boris was going to build 40 new hospitals, Reeves has kicked that one into the long grass. Welcome to life under Labour.
    Boris never had the Wonga to build 40 new hospitals. It's rather pfhucking stupid blaming Labour for not having the money to pay for Johnson's lies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    Boris never had the Wonga to build 40 new hospitals. It's rather pfhucking stupid blaming Labour for not having the money to pay for Johnson's lies.
    But they have the money to give junior doctors a 22% pay rise. Then again, doctors have votes, hospitals don't, so we know where the money goes. Welcome to life under Labour.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    But they have the money to give junior doctors a 22% pay rise. Then again, doctors have votes, hospitals don't, so we know where the money goes. Welcome to life under Labour.
    Don't know about you sinkov but my hernia operation was put off FIVE times because your indulgent Tories who gave Michelle Mone £30 million quid for the non supply of useless gowns would not pay Junior Doctors (who are in attendance 70 hours a week) a £3000 a year pay rise.

    What did that thieving, lying ex-Etonian do with the £300 billion needed to fund 40 new hospitals?

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