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(not satire – it’s the Tories!)
Boris Johnson has closed 10 fire stations in London:
Protest as 10 London fire stations shut down
And now we learn Boris has requested water cannon for use against protesters in London:
Boris Wants Water Cannon For London’s Streets
So Boris says there’s not enough money for water to put out fires – but plenty for water to use against people.
Typical Tory logic.
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So what’s the real reason Boris Johnson broke his promise not to cut London’s fire services?
London’s fire engines are now owned by one man – an old Etonian
Boris Johnson can’t distance himself from Cameron. He’s family.
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Drew said:
Indeed, or to build flood defences?
The water only comes when you DON’T Need it, or when the government can blame it on someone else…..
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Mike Sivier said:
Reblogged this on Vox Political and commented:
Here’s all the proof you need about the Tories’ attitude to people. When they say they’re the party of freedom, it’s freedom for the rich, from responsibility for the people who made their wealth. For everybody else, it’s repression all the way – ranging from starving people of necessities like water to put out fires, to ensuring that the privileged have the ammunition to put down the masses if their policies create civil unrest.
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seachranaidhe1 said:
Reblogged this on seachranaidhe1.
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seachranaidhe1 said:
Reblogged this on seachranaidhe1.
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Joseph Smith said:
Boris? Warick hunt. Put him on the list. My god the stocks ( and hospitals ? ) are going to be busy come the revolution.
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jaypot2012 said:
Just another thing showing that this un-elected coalition are worried – they fear that the people are going to turn (I don’t know about that as we’ve all been cowards for over 3+ years).
There is definitely something afoot – something we aren’t aware of yet, but something is coming…
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jed goodright said:
Exactly ………… Iain Duncan Smith saw active service in Northern Ireland and Rhodesia. Don’t laugh, this is serious. In 1992 he was elected MP for Chingford and from 1992-97 he was Secretary of the Conservative Back Bench Foreign & Commonwealth Affairs Committee. In 1997 he was relected to Parliament and became Shadow Foreign Secretary, then Shadow Defence Secretary from 1999. In September 2001, at the age of 47, he was elected Leader of the Conservative Party in the first-ever ballot of the Party’s membership. This is his first book. The beginning of the return ……….. to power ………. to lead the Conservative Party into OBLIVION ……….. You have been warned!!!!!!!!!
John Grande, a struggling London art dealer, is thrown what he thinks is a lifeline when he is given the opportunity of workfare at an art dealers.Housed in a villa above the cliffs of Perugia University in Italy. There, on the beach, he briefly encounters the glamorous producer of Sky TV’s most prestigious TV news programme. Neither could know that their lives were to become linked in a terrifying web of intrigue and deceit. Set on both sides of the Atlantic, Iain Duncan Smith is an ingenious fast-paced thrill a minute bad guy with an intriguing cast of characters reaching the highest level of office. All are being controlled and manipulated by a powerful, evil man seeking revenge for incidents reaching back to World War Two, involving art thefts, possible Nazi collaboration and murder and lies, plenty of lies …..his actions prove to be explosive. (part nicked ed.)
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Mike Wilson said:
It’s simple really. People need to rush to the scene of fires and begin rioting. Problem solved.
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Sam said:
Jed; the records seem to indicate IDS was a bag carrier and that he did not actually see active service…
Whether this is true or not (and if he did see action, how come he left the army still a lieutenant, albeit allowing CVs that refer to him as Captain?), it does seem that he lives in a world far from ours.
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Sam said:
Something afoot…
I suggest that there is more social tension now than at any time since the 1920s and 30s (even including the Thatcher era, which itself is far from forgotten).
And back then many of the Tories were genuinely terrified that there was about to be a (bloody, vengeful) revolution – which is why, on the whole, they didn’t tear down the welfare state after 1951.
It must be dawning on even the thickest of them, now, that they are not loved. The problem is that the opposition has lost the solidarity and organisation of eighty years ago: maybe Johnson et al calculate that a good soaking will be enough to keep the scum in place.
Anyway, none of us ever have baths, so a dose of water is a good public health measure. He’ll probably be wanting to delouse us, too.
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stevencharlesrae said:
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guy fawkes said:
A few cannon balls heading for Parliament could be a good thing, perhaps the rebellious scots may be able to launch some from Balmoral?
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