What have the Tories achieved

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[Guest]

[Keyser]

52 pages and not one achievement yet.

But I suppose that is a truly remarkable achievement all on it's own.

[Guest]

[Rolluplostinspace]

Unemployment in the UK is now so low it's in danger of exposing the lie used to create the numbers

LONDON — Unemployment in Britain is now just 4.5%. There are only 1.49 million unemployed people in the UK, versus 32 million people with jobs.

This is almost unheard of. Unemployment was most recently this low in December 1973, when the UK set an unrepeated record of just 3.4%.

The problem with this record is that the statistical definition of "unemployment" relies on a fiction that economists tell themselves about the nature of work. As the rate gets lower and lower, it tests that lie. Because — as anyone who has studied basic economics knows — the official definition of unemployment disguises the true rate. In reality, about 21.5% of all working-age people (defined as ages 16 to 64) are without jobs, or 8.83 million people, according to the Office for National Statistics.

That's more than four times the official number.

Here is how it works ........ http://uk.businessinsider.com/unemploym ... ers-2017-7

[Guest]

52 pages and not one achievement yet.

But I suppose that is a truly remarkable achievement all on it's own.

Apart from you repeating yourself. Roll on Bexit

[McAz]

Yeah, roll on Bexit.

[Rolluplostinspace]

Yeah, roll on Bexit.

Are they low carb?

[Guest]

52 pages and not one achievement yet.

But I suppose that is a truly remarkable achievement all on it's own.

Apart from you repeating yourself. Roll on Bexit

Hope that you have plenty of money to pay for even more increasing food prices, don't have any need to rely on expensive medicines?

You could suffer some kind of medical issue that you aren't aware of yet....Have to taken out private insurance yet?

Do you have any recollection of the poll tax riots?...You really think that people will put up with a similar and worsening situations?

When some kind of tragedy hits you and your own, you might realize what a pathetic little cap doffing gammon that you really are!

Don't fancy your chances much.

[Cannydc]

Yeah, roll on Bexit.

A brand new deodorant for men and women that covers up the pong of gammon with the enticing aroma of unicorn...

[LordRaven]

Unemployment in the UK is now so low it's in danger of exposing the lie used to create the numbers

LONDON — Unemployment in Britain is now just 4.5%. There are only 1.49 million unemployed people in the UK, versus 32 million people with jobs.

This is almost unheard of. Unemployment was most recently this low in December 1973, when the UK set an unrepeated record of just 3.4%.

The problem with this record is that the statistical definition of "unemployment" relies on a fiction that economists tell themselves about the nature of work. As the rate gets lower and lower, it tests that lie. Because — as anyone who has studied basic economics knows — the official definition of unemployment disguises the true rate. In reality, about 21.5% of all working-age people (defined as ages 16 to 64) are without jobs, or 8.83 million people, according to the Office for National Statistics.

That's more than four times the official number.

Here is how it works ........ http://uk.businessinsider.com/unemploym ... ers-2017-7

Interesting, many thanks. I can only envisage matters getting worse.

[Guest]

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Unemployment in the UK is now so low it's in danger of exposing the lie used to create the numbers

LONDON — Unemployment in Britain is now just 4.5%. There are only 1.49 million unemployed people in the UK, versus 32 million people with jobs.

This is almost unheard of. Unemployment was most recently this low in December 1973, when the UK set an unrepeated record of just 3.4%.

The problem with this record is that the statistical definition of "unemployment" relies on a fiction that economists tell themselves about the nature of work. As the rate gets lower and lower, it tests that lie. Because — as anyone who has studied basic economics knows — the official definition of unemployment disguises the true rate. In reality, about 21.5% of all working-age people (defined as ages 16 to 64) are without jobs, or 8.83 million people, according to the Office for National Statistics.

That's more than four times the official number.

Here is how it works ........ http://uk.businessinsider.com/unemploym ... ers-2017-7

Interesting, many thanks. I can only envisage matters getting worse.

Much worse I'm thinking.

[Stooo]

Who is the Priest supposed to be? The SM was one of Thatcher's legacies, I can't tell import of this really bad PS

[Rolluplostinspace]

The Tories have achieved division on a scale Thatcher could never have imagined possible.
Mind you back in those days there would have been mass riots ......