With rising fuel, food and housing prices, family budgets are being squeezed to their tightest in 50 years, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics, and things are looking even bleaker for the upcoming year.
But can the credit generation learn to curb their spendthrift ways and economise in all areas of their lifestyle? How will we deal with a return to the bleak economics of the post-war years? Have your say.
Anyone on here from Liverpool witness the Labour,EU,SOVIET- FASCIST POLICE STATE in operation the other day. You can view it here
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A precursor to civil disobedience?
Part 1
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=qGeQWcYErVs
Part 2
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=wPUTA4Gw7vk&feature=related
we have before us british breed
NO CHOICE BUT TO, ABOUT TIME WE STOOD UP AND GOBBED OFF ABOUT IT, DOUBT IF ANYonE WOULD TAKE ANY NOTICE BUT IT WOULD MAKE ME FEEL onE HELL OF ALOT BETTER.
Is there any other choice? We can always moan about it.
cat, if you let me pimp you out, I can get much more than that for you. Well its one way of handling the tough times ahead!! - just a thought
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