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noni Mar 21st 2012 8:24 am

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Osborne's triple whammy as he hits 5m pensioners with £3bn hidden 'granny tax', drags 300,000 more workers into top rate tax band and refuses to stop rise in fuel dutyFive million pensioners take £260 a year hit in £3bn 'hidden' raid after tax allowances are changed
300,000 workers dragged into 40% bracket by lowering of income tax threshold - but move wasn't announced in Osborne's speech
Fuel duty to rise by 3p in August despite record petrol prices
Families see income tax threshold raised by £1,000 meaning extra £346 a year for basic rate taxpayers with 2m lifted out of income tax altogether
Corporation tax cut by 2% to 24% by April 1 and will drop further by 2014
Rise in stamp duty to 7% for homes worth over £2m
50p income tax rate is reduced to 45p and tax loopholes to be closed
Promises to hit rich for five times as much money each year and does not rule out Lib Dem's 'mansion tax' in the future
Climbdown over child benefit with threshold raised to £60,000
37p extra on price of a packet of 20 cigarettes as of 6pm tonight
Osborne announces review that could lead to retirement age rising above 70 much earlier than planned


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1pmikEXrW

IndianFriend Mar 22nd 2012 12:12 am

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Cheap imports killing the British clothing industry - Daily Mail

http://tinyurl.com/7hesrxd

IndianFriend Mar 22nd 2012 12:21 am

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"2012 World Shakespeare Festival"

BBC Travel's fitting tribute to the Bard
http://tinyurl.com/7tt6acd

Bipat Mar 22nd 2012 3:46 am

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Originally Posted by IndianFriend (Post 9966699)
Cheap imports killing the British clothing industry - Daily Mail

http://tinyurl.com/7hesrxd

Also impossible to find toys that are not 'made in China'. Which I found a problem when the grandsons were newborn with the scares about contaminated dye and paint. I was laughed at for only buying white soft toys.

a_f_d Mar 22nd 2012 4:13 am

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Originally Posted by IndianFriend (Post 9966699)
Cheap imports killing the British clothing industry - Daily Mail

http://tinyurl.com/7hesrxd

What British Clothing industry? - it died decades ago!
(I mean industry - not boutique outlets)

AndyD 8-)₹

johnny five Mar 22nd 2012 8:19 am

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Originally Posted by IndianFriend (Post 9966710)
"2012 World Shakespeare Festival"

BBC Travel's fitting tribute to the Bard
http://tinyurl.com/7tt6acd

Please do not post links to "pay" sites.......... this could be construed as promoting a commercial enterprise.

And yes I am sure you didn't intend to, thats why its advisable to test your links immediately after posting and if they fall into this category, remove them please.

noni Mar 22nd 2012 9:53 am

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Originally Posted by johnny five (Post 9967497)
Please do not post links to "pay" sites.......... this could be construed as promoting a commercial enterprise.

And yes I am sure you didn't intend to, thats why its advisable to test your links immediately after posting and if they fall into this category, remove them please.

Indianfriend nor Dread can remove their posts unless it is done immediately.
only Mitz or I can do it.
Indianfriend sites which are deemed to be advertising are not allowed.

johnny five Mar 22nd 2012 10:00 am

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Originally Posted by noni (Post 9967676)
Indianfriend nor Dread can remove their posts unless it is done immediately.

Which is why I suggested


its advisable to test your links immediately after posting and if they fall into this category, remove them
And in this situation, "immediately" is a reasonably generous period of time, innit?


.

noni Mar 22nd 2012 10:50 am

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http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/w...cle3360783.ece

Merah began his killing spree by shooting dead a paratrooper on March 11 after offering to buy his motorcycle. Four days later he shot three other paratroopers, two of whom died, as they waited at a cashpoint.

On Monday, he drove up to a Jewish school on his scooter and opened fire, killing a rabbi, his two young sons and the seven-year-old daughter of the head teacher.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...l-Britain.html

IndianFriend Mar 22nd 2012 11:39 am

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Originally Posted by noni (Post 9967676)
Indianfriend sites which are deemed to be advertising are not allowed.

"Paid site"....sorry, which one? BBC Travel?

dreadsoc Mar 23rd 2012 4:41 am

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Originally Posted by noni (Post 9967748)
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/w...cle3360783.ece

Merah began his killing spree by shooting dead a paratrooper on March 11 after offering to buy his motorcycle. Four days later he shot three other paratroopers, two of whom died, as they waited at a cashpoint.

On Monday, he drove up to a Jewish school on his scooter and opened fire, killing a rabbi, his two young sons and the seven-year-old daughter of the head teacher.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...l-Britain.html


What a sick fxxk he was !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dread - x

noni Mar 23rd 2012 6:16 am

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Originally Posted by dreadsoc (Post 9968860)
What a sick fxxk he was !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dread - x

Yes, according to all the papers he was one of those Islamic nutters. Heard on the radio because of the nutters Jewish schools in the UK have their own security paid for out of their own pockets.

dreadsoc Mar 23rd 2012 7:06 am

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Originally Posted by noni (Post 9968983)
Yes, according to all the papers he was one of those Islamic nutters. Heard on the radio because of the nutters Jewish schools in the UK have their own security paid for out of their own pockets.


Many people have absolutely no understanding of how dangerous and active Al Quaeda and these fundamentalist Jihad organisations are throughout this world. Many also have no idea of the vast numbers being put through the training camps in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and also the grooming and 'mini training' going on much closer to home.
I hate to be pessimistic but I don't think the UK has seen the last major attack yet. All I can say is good on the Met Police Anti Terrorist Branch who have interrupted many groups who were in either late planning stages or about to commit further atrocities.
It is important to remember that those who affiliate to Al Quaeda and other fundamentalist Jihad groups are not real Muslims - they are nothing but sick and twisted power hungry Psychos who twist what is actually a basically paceful religion. As a consequence of their actions, the ordinary Muslim people are viewed with suspicion and tarred with the same brush.

Dread - x

Dread - x

Dread - x

Bipat Mar 23rd 2012 7:35 am

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Originally Posted by dreadsoc (Post 9969036)
Many people have absolutely no understanding of how dangerous and active Al Quaeda and these fundamentalist Jihad organisations are throughout this world. Many also have no idea of the vast numbers being put through the training camps in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and also the grooming and 'mini training' going on much closer to home.
I hate to be pessimistic but I don't think the UK has seen the last major attack yet. All I can say is good on the Met Police Anti Terrorist Branch who have interrupted many groups who were in either late planning stages or about to commit further atrocities.
It is important to remember that those who affiliate to Al Quaeda and other fundamentalist Jihad groups are not real Muslims - they are nothing but sick and twisted power hungry Psychos who twist what is actually a basically paceful religion. As a consequence of their actions, the ordinary Muslim people are viewed with suspicion and tarred with the same brush.

Dread - x

Dread - x

Dread - x


Agree with you absolutely Dread.

a_f_d Mar 23rd 2012 5:37 pm

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Originally Posted by Bipat (Post 9969071)
Agree with you absolutely Dread.

... so do I - but it is also important to remember that bombing their [ancestral] countries into the stone-age doesn't enamour us to them either.

AndyD


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