Saintandy666

Europe's population as a whole however is decreasing. The problem is, countries like those in Western Europe and the USA have established a system where by we will pretty much always be fine for resources, at the expense of the rest of the world of course, but I do not worry for the UK in 50 years as much as I worry for countries such as China(which has yet to build up infrastructure) countries in Latin America and countries in Africa and such.

I fear even more for countries where AIDs is rampant. For example in South Africa over 50% of women at child bearing years has HIV, so a hell of a lot of people are going to die before they give birth, or give birth and then their children and them will die Everyone is going to be very old.

http://www.sportinglife.com/football/nationwide2/news/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=soccer/11/01/26/manual_073306.html

I wouldn't be so sure to come to this conclusion. I think we might get our arses into gear eventually, organise ourselves better and have greater use of GM crops. IF we did those two things we wouldn't have a problem at all. However, the report could still become true yet.

Saints Official Twitter is obviously run by a MASSIVE troll.

It is actually him. I am friends with someone at saints academy at the moment and he is friends with him.

He does have a lot of friends in fairness! Even I have 2 mutual friends with him!

Oh, I see... you know him.

Sorry, we can't go having no Alternative Vote. THIS IS FIRST PAST THE POST... at its best. P.S You would have lost in both the first and second poll.

Of course this sounds totally watertight and legitimate!

Not good enough, I think we need major reform to sort out the apathy!

It was BARELY rising... and still much lower than when Labour came to power.

Looks like it will another low turnout. Around about 1% of active users. What is causing this apathy?!

Why do I not get the pleasure of voting for Dune? What is this ****. Oh well, my vote will have to be placed elsewhere.

That was pure chance though? Every country in the western world went through this crisis, Germany had runs on SEVERAL banks, many countries fared worse than us. Is that all Labours fault as well? I praise Labour in the 10 years up to the crisis, and I praise Labour for their action during the crisis because without it our country would have been bankrupted.

That makes no sense. How would we have been 'driving faster' if debt levels were being reduced and deficits were low?

That would be a MASSIVE revision. I'm not saying you are right or wrong, but what are you basing this on?

Bump.

Oh, I am against many of Labours reforms affecting our freedom's. For example, I thought section 44 was a disgrace. Thankfully, it is illegal to stop people with no suspicion now. Thankyou Liberty. Thankyou ECHR. However, social justice is the fairest way to address the discrepancies capitalism causes. Capitalism must be humanised before it is fit for purpose in a moral world.

Behind much of the cuts is an ideologically based desire to shrink the public sector. This doesn't mean that I think there shouldn't be cuts, just that the Tories are going further than is necessary for reasons already stated earlier on.

I repeat again. Until the financial crisis, the national debt and the budget deficit were lower than when labour came to power.

Remember, if you pay off more debt than you borrow in a year, it is quite possible to have a small budget deficit yet have overall nation debt decrease.

Ok, let me rephrase. - There was no 12.5% budget deficit, it was around 1 or 2 percent. - National debt as a percentage of GDP decreased. - National debt was lower than under the Tories. - The national debt and deficit then became the large amount we see today during the financial crisis because of the ideological decisions they made. - There was no decade of spending beyond our means. Also, I think you look up the difference between a 'budget deficit' and 'national debt'.

I will repeat what I said again. The Debt and Deficit was lower under Labour than what they inherited in 1997 until 2007. They paid off debt until such a time they then had to increase it again due to the financial crisis. Again, can you imagine what would have happened if we hadn't bailed out the banks and ensured investment? Gordon Brown's plans were copied the world over. He is hugely respected in other countries, more so than here.

Indeed, it was quite sad really. And he had no answer to why even without the weather we would have been at the very best stagnant, and at the very worst still in a dip.