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Topic History of: Ed Miliband - gone by Easter ?
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veritas In The Know wrote:
veritas wrote:
i couldn't give a stuff if he goes or stays but i,m pleased to see you agree with unions

I see that in his constituency (Doncaster) staff are taking a pay CUT rather than lose jobs !

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-16603091


perhaps the bankers will follow suit to demonstrate their loyalty to their puppet.
In The Know veritas wrote:
i couldn't give a stuff if he goes or stays but i,m pleased to see you agree with unions

I see that in his constituency (Doncaster) staff are taking a pay CUT rather than lose jobs !

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-16603091
veritas In The Know wrote:
You are pushing water uphill with this one, veritas !

Even the biggest Union bosses (HIS paymasters !) want him out now !!!!



i couldn't give a stuff if he goes or stays but i,m pleased to see you agree with unions
In The Know You are pushing water uphill with this one, veritas !

Even the biggest Union bosses (HIS paymasters !) want him out now !!!!

veritas In The Know wrote:
veritas wrote:
1,761 adults ..out of over 62 million.

slightly higher sample than the average poll, veritas !


doesn't say much for polls does it ?