Member Info for Dorfan

Ant

For someone who said they didn’t have time to post all day you seem to be in fine fettle this morning.

Ant,

So, tell us how old you are, I bet you won’t just like I asked you to respond to some questions I put forward to you the other day and you didn’t respond.

You are quick to push your points but in denial of responding when questioned, be a grown up man and tell us, we are all ears.

Yeh, tell another one, the needle is getting stuck.

And how are you going to fiddle to get yours when you are in Spain most of the winter? Fraud comes to mind.

Ant

“Well, we will not be getting state pensions or heating allowances - that is a fact. Pensioners nowadays don’t know they are born, but still moan”

Ant, jealousy of what other people are entitled to is getting under your skin, just because you believe you won’t get the same doesn’t mean that you should feel embittered towards others that are getting it.

I wouldn’t be sorry if Boeing went under. They deserve what they get.

Ant

“….. nurses and other medical staff, most of which by the way are not from our homeland”

Would you like to hazard a guess why we don’t have many indigenous UK people in these posts? Looking forward to your answers.

Ant901

“ The majority of all pensioners DO NOT NEED the winter fuel allowance, it was a good move.”

There are many other benefits that people are receiving that shouldn’t be. If the criteria is based on a derisory income to cease WFA then the same income should be used to cancel many other benefits.

I shall harp on with one I feel is abused again and that is child allowance, many people should not be getting this as it is often abused and not spent on what it was designed for.

Leerex

“ MORE evidence that the CPS under 2TK Commie Starmer not prosecuting Criminals, the list is growing from the CPS turning a blind eye under our devoid of morals PM.”

Makes you wonder how many of those in senior positions received fat brown envelopes not to push some cases further.

S123

Why for you? What will you personally gain from it?

What about others that may see it differently?

Any

“Are you seriously suggesting life would be so much better under Nigel Farage?”

Is it any better under Labour now and soon it is going to get a lot worse.

Communism is on the rise under Labour.

Just because the last petrol/diesel vehicle will be made in 2030 doesn’t mean the end of fossil fuels to power them. The last of these cars can have a life of up to 20 years so we shall still see petrol and diesel around for a long time.

The only kicker is if governments price it out of existence to force an early demise of such vehicles.

They need to look at child benefits again. Those that put the money into the child’s savings account, drink, smoke or on drugs should have it cancelled as the life style of these people means they don’t need it.

STP

It seems your dementia is getting worse, understandable but sad that when a mind starts to deteriorate it can conjure up all sorts of deluded ideals.

Never mind, the men in white coats are coming for you soon to take you back to your room

Government’s scheme falls at first hurdle as some former inmates immediately breach terms of licence

Some prisoners released earlier this week have been recalled to jail within days of being freed.

Going well for Starmer then?

It’s only if you put too many useless Labour MP’s on the fire at the same time. They are so dense and difficult to get burning they cause excess smoke.

A bit like extending your credit on a card and we know what happens in the long term, tears!

If I remember correctly electricity prices are factored in by the price of oil.

Also wind farms owned by foreign governments are also factored against oil prices and will not come down to a low cost to the consumer that the green people want us to believe. Many people are being conned by lots of hype about this.

Let’s not forget the spending power of pensioners is huge. Cutting back on this spending pot will impact the economy and have the opposite to what the dummies in power are actually trying to achieve.

The anticipated post-election bounceback in the UK economy failed to materialise as activity flatlined in July for a second month, , according to the latest official data.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the pre-election stalling of activity in June was followed by another month in which gross domestic product remained unchanged.