BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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I've got the wife under mine.
[TV] Panorama. How to brainwash a million people
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I've got the wife under mine.
I think he knows exactly what he's saying.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_surveillance_in_China
Even if people in general and specifically in China werent brainwashed, there is simply no way to make a revolution in a digital mass surveillance state. I'm pretty sure a lot of people over the world will learn this the hard way.
Even if people in general and specifically in China werent brainwashed, there is simply no way to make a revolution in a digital mass surveillance state. I'm pretty sure a lot of people over the world will learn this the hard way.
Well, basically, 'yes'.
You've literally just typed that you would have enjoyed going onto further education, but were denied the opportunity, due to financial necessity.
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As we both know all politician spin and lie, the difference is Corbyn is unelectable.
The Labour party 'magic money Forrest' just shows how desperate they are, and how irresponsible they are as a party and some remainers worry about Brexit damaging the economy.
I have seen some unrealistic business plans in my time and Labours, knock every one of them out of the park.
Barking mad, springs to mind.
The Clamp
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What the **** is a Forrest?
As we both know all politician spin and lie, the difference is Corbyn is unelectable.
The Labour party 'magic money Forrest' just shows how desperate they are, and how irresponsible they are as a party and some remainers worry about Brexit damaging the economy.
I have seen some unrealistic business plans in my time and Labours, knock every one of them out of the park.
Barking mad, springs to mind.
I'm making some assumption here - as I don't know exactly your qualifications to judge the economic impact of the Labour spending plans - but I'm going to go out on a limb, and suggest that these 160 people know a little more.
https://www.ft.com/content/d29b4cbe-0fa4-11ea-a225-db2f231cfeae
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Well, basically, 'yes'.
You've literally just typed that you would have enjoyed going onto further education, but were denied the opportunity, due to financial necessity.
Basically 'no'.
The money side was not one of being able to go to Uni due to the cost, more money needed at home. I don't think even Jezza's magic money forest would supply that, although all of the other freebies he will give out in grants and free study would have been nice.
Uni now has become, in some cases, an excuse to delay going into the big wide world. Lovely as it is to get a Geoff Hurst in 'David Beckham' or 'X Factor', not going to help with a career as a brain surgeon is it?
I do hope this helps.
Not really, no.
Irrespective of YOUR specific financial situation, or of what some people's motivations for higher education are, or how much value YOU place in certain areas of study, the simple truth is that under the current arrangement people are excluded from further education opportunities on account of financial pressures.
The current arrangement is a shambles - it costs a fortune to manage, and benefits nobody. There are many, many studies proving that free third-level education is of net financial benefit to the economy. Opposition to it either misguided or purely ideological.
The Clamp
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Shocker. Man who cant attain further affection pours scorn on those who can.
Leave voter by any chance?
marcos3263
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room for another?