Sussex Nomad
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But is it education or merely another form of opium for the masses?
People seem to know a little about everything, but be ignorant of real knowledge
Enlighten us!
But is it education or merely another form of opium for the masses?
People seem to know a little about everything, but be ignorant of real knowledge
Yes, Yes they do!
I grant you that sending everyone to college until they are 21 sometimes seems like nothing more than massaging the unemployment figures. If the alternative (apprenticeships in STUFF manufacturing) was available, we'd probably get a better return and more prosperity.But is it education or merely another form of opium for the masses?
People seem to know a little about everything, but be ignorant of real knowledge
Enlighten us!
Amazing if they do, truly amazing. We spunk around 500 mill a week on them, imagine what that could do to our economy if we were out of Europe.
I grant you that sending everyone to college until they are 21 sometimes seems like nothing more than massaging the unemployment figures. If the alternative (apprenticeships in STUFF manufacturing) was available, we'd probably get a better return and more prosperity.
I grant you that sending everyone to college until they are 21 sometimes seems like nothing more than massaging the unemployment figures. If the alternative (apprenticeships in STUFF manufacturing) was available, we'd probably get a better return and more prosperity.
What economy?Amazing if they do, truly amazing. We spunk around 500 mill a week on them, imagine what that could do to our economy if we were out of Europe.
But a low wage economy really is unsustainable.You cannot make "stuff" on apprenticeships forever eventually you would go to the minimum wage as introduced by Blair which then increases the price way beyond a 3rd world country
What economy?
But a low wage economy really is unsustainable.
The worrying thing is that the traditional answer to the problem of what to do with folk who have no prospects and no employment in the domestic economy is to send them to war. I'd much rather expand output of STUFF, even at a short-term cost, than follow that route.
Is that really how you would characterise how Germany has behaved in European affairs since the end of WWII?
My take on it would be that they have been far too backward in coming forward and have let the French dominate proceedings, with the current hilarious consequences.
And Greece is not Germany, I dont think a Fourth Reich based from Athens is too likely.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=E4AXJx3IzdY#!
This is a video of that Golden Dawn party that got 6% of the vote in Greece
Without a military ? Then there were some pretty well tooled up boy scouts that i saw driving about in leopard II tanks when i was over there in BAOR.Erm.... not sure how you got that last part, don't agree with the second part as Germany are never backward in coming forward or let France dominate! Greece may have been operating a huge cover-up by fudging their book-keeping, more like.
Germany aren't normally lackadaisical when it comes to political affairs, I doubt they let much info fall by the wayside.
Greece vulnerable and fragile as an economy is surely not a time to 'cut them loose'.
Since the end of WWII Germany has been a super-efficient country in rebuilding with US help, and being without a military perhaps has helped.If we're being literal now, say why you feel the current consequence is "hilarious"
In terms of STUFF manufacturing, hasn't a previously mothballed (under Labour) steel plant been re-opened in the NE, also creating thousands of jobs? Don't hear much about that in our left wing press.
Also, Boris' winning margin if 51.7% is seen as 'narrow' yet Hollande's margin of 51.7% is 'decisive'
So we never had allies then?
We don't have much going for us as a single independent nation, we may have a some good technology and intellectual industries but we trashed our industry and have no resources to sell
What economy?
Sorry you'll have to remind me about this?