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Panel to devise security strategy

An independent commission chaired by former Nato chief Lord Robertson and ex-Lib Dem leader Lord Ashdown is to devise a new security strategy for Britain.

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JOBS FOR THE BOYS!

23.05.07, 10:36am

Lets have a meeeting where we all get paid ridiculous salaries of course and we can plan meetings for others on ridiculous salaries to discuss our findings.

After all what else are reject politicians to do they are incapable of doing anything worthwhile, stop creating NON JOB for moron's.

The problems are obvious a population growing so fast that the infrastructure of the UK cannot cope, immigration is out of control unskilled workers invade the UK and take jobs from our children.

They are paying taxes is one claim, no they are not they are receiving benefits almost every single one, tax credits, housing benefit, council tax benefit, free health care.

Self employed polish builders are working cash in hand their work is sub standard in many cases undercutting English companies with no overheads like Insurance etc!

No more meetings to arrange meetings to ensure that ex politicians continue to milk the public purse, the problems are obvious the solution is obvious close the borders TODAY and start to solve the existing problem!

• Posted by: The_Way_I_See_It • Report Comment

INDEPEDENT?

23.05.07, 4:03am

Independent! No such thing! This lot will do and say (at great expense to the public purse) exactly what the relavant government deptartment wants it to say.

• Posted by: kojak • Report Comment

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