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Which party was it that signed up to the Maastricht Treaty? It was a serious point not a party point scoring jobby

5th pint Kronnenburg wind up post

So you'd want the benefits of Europe without actually contributing to the club. I see. What has the EU ever done for us? - 50 things that are to our advantage - from the Independent. There's a reason even the tories don't want us out of the EU, the benefits far offset the costs. First of all I did not say I wanted the benefits of Europe, my question was more WHAT ARE the benefits of Europe. As for your list I got as far as number 10 and couldnt really see anything on there that is either relevant to today or we couldnt have done without being part of the EU. As for number 3 on the list..... Are you also saying Labour governments need french people to make us make our beaches cleaner????? There is no reason why we couldnt just have the free trade bit. I guess like me, you also have little understanding of the real day to day benefits of being in rather than being out. Its not a particular slight on you btw, its just a fact of we do take a lotta shit for granted without stopping to think about it.

I don't really understand what benefit we get from being in the EU. Why can't we just sign up for the free trade bit? Seems a whole lot of money in for very little out.

Fish, sort your fucking Terry Thomas out! Its been a week since it went off. Come on sort it!

It will happen under Ash, very soon.

Members of the board of directors of the Economist Group include Sir Robert Wilson, Helen Alexander CBE, Sir David Bell, Lynn Forester de Rothschild and Lord Stevenson of Coddenham. Plum suckin g mother fuckers. :D :D Avery respected commentary on economics but as soon as they come out for the torys its Sir this Sir that...... :D

Economist Magazine Endorses Cameron The Economist magazine, which endorsed Labour at the last election, is backing David Cameron on May 6. It says it is voting for the Conservatives because it is concerned about the size of the state in Britain. It comes as the three main party leaders prepare for the final televised debate on the theme of the economy. The magazine's leading article says: "The Economist has no ancestral fealty to any party, but an enduring prejudice in favour of liberalism. But, it goes on: "In this British election the overwhelming necessity of reforming the public sector stands out. "It is not just that the budget deficit is a terrifying 11.6% of GDP, a figure that makes tax rises and spending cuts inevitable. "Government now accounts for over half the economy, rising to 70% in Northern Ireland. "For Britain to thrive, this liberty-destroying leviathan has to be tackled. "The Conservatives, for all their shortcomings, are keenest to do that; and that is the main reason why we would cast out vote for them." The Economist also says the Prime Minister has run a "grim campaign, scarcely bothering to defend his record and concentrating instead on scaring people about the Tories' plans." It goes on: "Some hope that a hung parliament would usher in a refashioning of the centre-left: a Mandelsoned and Milibanded party would arise. "But it is better for the country that Labour has its looming nervous breakdown in opposition." It concludes: "A change of government is essential." In 2005 the magazine backed Tony Blair's Labour party on the grounds that it offered "the most credible and suitable government for Britain's next four or five years." It also praised Gordon Brown's management of the economy. "Britain has enjoyed 13 years of uninterrupted, pretty steady economic growth, eight of them under this Labour government. "Much of the credit due to Labour is for carrying on with the pro-market inheritance from Margaret Thatcher, but Gordon Brown, Labour's chancellor, also deserves praise for having given independent control over monetary policy to the Bank of England in 1997 and for keeping both public spending and taxes under control in his early years in office. "For that reason, voters may feel calm about the likelihood that Mr Brown will succeed Mr Blair as prime minister at some stage during the next four years. "He is unlikely to change his economic ideas just because he moves his office to 10 Downing Street."

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Show the wife That comment and see how quickly your week goes downhill.

Cheers for that pud (sounds like quauntum physics) !!! I thought someone might say "download easy email creator 7....." I haven't drafted the ad yet but will be doing it next week as some unlucky fucker has to ferry all you drunkards around over the bank holiday. Cheers.

Cheers Tom. They will be pin pointed and sent one at a time so there shouldn't be a problem. Where I'm stuck is can you just copy a picture into an email, add some text and send it and it will arrive at the other end like that? Do you have to create a web page and send that by mail. I want something that appears as an add at the other end and not an attatchment.

In regards to most things Tom

Wanting to send some email adverts to companies. Is there free software for doing this? Does any of the Microsoft office suite do this? Not wanting anything flash, just a few pictures and a bit of blurb. Anyone got any ideas?

Nothing to do with morals or for that matter party persuasion. Purely political comedy gold. I urge anyone who has only saw bits and bobs to watch the full bulletin from Nasty Nick on the BBC I player. Comedy Gold

Quite simply....... Oh My God :D Have just seen the full episode on the Beeb :D Ok, you get caught out, apologise....If you need too But whatever you do, Leader of this great nation, man with his finger on the big red button..... You do not DO NOT Jump in the jag and pop round to the womans house, spend forty minutes grovelling on all fours and then stand in her front garden telling the worlds media what a prick you are. :D :D It must be party time at Tory HQ and thats before the papers run with it tomorrow... Can you imagine if she goes in her sleep. Funniest thing in politics for years....

Unluck Peter

:icon_lol: :icon_lol: :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :icon_lol: :icon_lol: :icon_lol: Labour picks on Grannys.....Shame on them.

Part of you wants the club to stay quiet and avoid blunders, however I wish Ashley would give a proper interview and lay out the plans, rather than relying on tittle tattle from papers.

Dressing room celebration pics. Perhaps someone at a pc can copy and paste ? http://www.nufc.co.uk/articles/20100425/pi...2240137_2034623