Gordon Brown faces backlash over fuel aid

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/09/05/bcnbrown104.xml

Let's see if you all can manage to sort it all out;  if anyone can,
it's a UKBA'er.

1.  Wetter cooler than hell summer, crops still not harvested
2.  High fuel prices
3.  High food costs
4.  High fertilizer costs
5.  An NHS health care system that fails you in times of need, risking
yourselves to go to hospital
6.  Tepid governmental leadership
7.  Ambiguous policies   (Wishy-washy)
8   Hot air (contributes to Global Warming) from Downing Street
9.  Promises of change.....What change?   Things keep getting worse,
no leadership
10. Lost sovereignty   ---   sold out to the EU, and here, a drunken
President.

[Unfortunately, I am also asking that of our own people, here in the
States]   so don't think I'm picking on you folks.   I'm not.   I'm
worried.

How's that for starters?

Question is:   What preps are you making now to get through winter?
Time to squirrel it all up for winter.

Burkie

On Sep 5, 6:25 am, Burkie  wrote:
> Gordon Brown faces backlash over fuel aid
>
> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/09/05/bcn...
>
> Let's see if you all can manage to sort it all out;  if anyone can,
> it's a UKBA'er.
>
> 1.  Wetter cooler than hell summer, crops still not harvested
> 2.  High fuel prices
> 3.  High food costs
> 4.  High fertilizer costs
> 5.  An NHS health care system that fails you in times of need, risking
> yourselves to go to hospital
> 6.  Tepid governmental leadership
> 7.  Ambiguous policies   (Wishy-washy)
> 8   Hot air (contributes to Global Warming) from Downing Street
> 9.  Promises of change.....What change?   Things keep getting worse,
> no leadership
> 10. Lost sovereignty   ---   sold out to the EU, and here, a drunken
> President.
>
> [Unfortunately, I am also asking that of our own people, here in the
> States]   so don't think I'm picking on you folks.   I'm not.   I'm
> worried.
>
> How's that for starters?
>
> Question is:   What preps are you making now to get through winter?
> Time to squirrel it all up for winter.
>
> Burkie

Price of Trolley Full of Food/ UK

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/news/huge-hikes-in-food-costs-919946.html

Burkie wrote:
> Gordon Brown faces backlash over fuel aid
> 
> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/09/05/bcnbrown104.xml
> 
> Let's see if you all can manage to sort it all out;  if anyone can,
> it's a UKBA'er.
> 
> 1.  Wetter cooler than hell summer, crops still not harvested
> 2.  High fuel prices
> 3.  High food costs
> 4.  High fertilizer costs
> 5.  An NHS health care system that fails you in times of need, risking
> yourselves to go to hospital
> 6.  Tepid governmental leadership
> 7.  Ambiguous policies   (Wishy-washy)
> 8   Hot air (contributes to Global Warming) from Downing Street
> 9.  Promises of change.....What change?   Things keep getting worse,
> no leadership
> 10. Lost sovereignty   ---   sold out to the EU, and here, a drunken
> President.

Usual solution is to change the government.  Trouble is that the 
alternative does not, as yet at least, inspire much more confidence.

We are doomed, all doomed.  :-)


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