Anyone still like Labour?

[5thelement]

15 hours ago, GarethM said:

Without putting a finer point on it, the ultra wealthy types can afford good lawyers and accountants.

 

Either way if the rumour mill is to be believed, tomorrow might be a good indicator of the level of anger.

Looks about as angry as an Asprin fizzing in a glass of water at the minute. 

[GarethM]

2 minutes ago, 5thelement said:

Looks about as angry as an Asprin fizzing in a glass of water at the minute. 

Because they're not french.

 

You achieve sod all by running around the streets like your every weekend London protestors.

 

The numbers however prove you're sacred party of red indoctrination is wrong as this is just the beginning. As your Halifax customer services poster lady might have got her numbers wrong.

[5thelement]

6 minutes ago, GarethM said:

Because they're not french.

 

You achieve sod all by running around the streets like your every weekend London protestors.

 

The numbers however prove you're sacred party of red indoctrination is wrong as this is just the beginning. As your Halifax customer services poster lady might have got her numbers wrong.

I didn’t vote for Labour, they did get a majority though, and unfortunately that is Democracy in action. 
Maybe it’s about time that UK Farmers grew a pair, they may actually get some results, like the French. 
I don’t think it is helping their cause by having a celebrity TV show farmer, who bought a farm for a TV prop/tax avoiding scheme as a spokesperson either. 

[GarethM]

9 minutes ago, 5thelement said:

I didn’t vote for Labour, they did get a majority though, and unfortunately that is Democracy in action. 
Maybe it’s about time that UK Farmers grew a pair, they may actually get some results, like the French. 
I don’t think it is helping their cause by having a celebrity TV show farmer, who bought a farm for a TV prop/tax avoiding scheme as a spokesperson either. 

He's not a spokesman, just a speaker.

 

And if you've not noticed, thieve's is also going after pretty much every industry in a money grab. Even retails saying bye bye loads of jobs.

 

And owned it for a good decade before the TV series, not for tax avoidance. But the best financial decision, as the saying goes "they aren't making more of it".

[5thelement]

4 minutes ago, GarethM said:

He's not a spokesman, just a speaker.

 

And if you've not noticed, thieve's is also going after pretty much every industry in a money grab. Even retails saying bye bye loads of jobs.

 

And owned it for a good decade before the TV series, not for tax avoidance. But the best financial decision, as the saying goes "they aren't making more of it".

He is still a prick. 

[GarethM]

3 minutes ago, 5thelement said:

He is still a prick. 

Yet has done more positive things for the whole farming industry in several seasons of TV.

 

Than countryfile/archers/packham and anything including all BBC nature and channel 5 combined on TV in the last fifty years.

[5thelement]

3 minutes ago, GarethM said:

Yet has done more positive things for the whole farming industry in several seasons of TV.

 

Than countryfile/archers/packham and anything including all BBC nature and channel 5 combined on TV in the last fifty years.

Name them.

[GarethM]

Just now, 5thelement said:

Name them.

Maybe if you actually watched the thing it would have a positive effect on your opinion.

 

Or is it just packham that you lust after ?

[5thelement]

Just now, GarethM said:

Maybe if you actually watched the thing it would have a positive effect on your opinion.

 

Or is it just packham that you lust after ?

We don’t get it in France and I’ve no interest in Packham.
As you have watched it though, tell me about all these positive things that Clarkson has done.
 

[GarethM]

It's on Amazon prime, so don't lie.

 

Hell, you can probably bang through all the seasons with a free trial.

Edited November 19 by GarethM