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On Wed, 3 Mar 2010, Mizter T wrote:

On Mar 3, 1:24*pm, Mizter T wrote:

On Mar 3, 12:45*pm, "Basil Jet"
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I have a suspicion that the major motive behind minicab licensing was to
facilitate corruption by public service managers. [...]


That's simply nuts, so much so that I have to assume you're simply
trying to provoke, because I can't think that any sane person would
believe that. Advance-trolling, as it were!

When Labour brags about how much they have spent on the NHS, they
know that much of that money is going straight into manager's pockets,
tax-free, all of whom will vote Labour.


The whole affair was a disgrace (though I'm not expertly acquainted on
all the details). But the above comment - that the Labour government/
party approves of NHS funds ending up as backhanders to corrupt
managers - is simply ****ing mental.


And then I always feels a bit harsh after posting something like the
above... problem being is that it's basically what I thought. Perhaps
it could have been expressed in more temperate tones.


Plenty of time to be temperate when you're dead. Right now, you're on usenet.

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On Mar 3, 8:32*pm, Tom Anderson wrote:

On Wed, 3 Mar 2010, Mizter T wrote:

On Mar 3, 1:24pm, Mizter T wrote:


On Mar 3, 12:45�pm, "Basil Jet"
wrote:
[snip]
I have a suspicion that the major motive behind minicab licensing
was to facilitate corruption by public service managers. [...]


That's simply nuts, so much so that I have to assume you're simply
trying to provoke, because I can't think that any sane person would
believe that. Advance-trolling, as it were!


^^^
Advanced-trolling, even!


When Labour brags about how much they have spent on the NHS, they
know that much of that money is going straight into manager's pockets,
tax-free, all of whom will vote Labour.


The whole affair was a disgrace (though I'm not expertly acquainted on
all the details). But the above comment - that the Labour government/
party approves of NHS funds ending up as backhanders to corrupt
managers - is simply ****ing mental.


And then I always feels a bit harsh after posting something like the
above... problem being is that it's basically what I thought. Perhaps
it could have been expressed in more temperate tones.


Plenty of time to be temperate when you're dead. Right now, you're on usenet.


Fairs.
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