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A Special Place to Live and Work. Discuss


John Wright

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That was my view. Long on platitudinous aspirations short on the mechanics of delivery. I'm deliberately using the linguistic style it's been cobbled together in.

 

In plain english, this is what we'd like, but we've no idea how.

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Some way to go to achieve some of the claimed present statuses; let alone some of the targets?

 

ETA for example, "financially responsible Govt"...DOI?!

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Yeah, there's a lot of stuff in there that's missing the last part of it.

 

"We live longer, healthier lives" than Syria
"We live our lives safe from crime and danger" and thus are shocked when we get burgled

 

etc

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Vague bullshit waffle worded in such a way that guarantees they'll be able to say "we met our targets". The sort of stuff a politician would write.

 

Written by a CS, never farmer Quayle. reviewed by them all.

 

At least it gives you all something to moan about, especially the failed politicians who post here.

 

Result!

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so no plans then, just vague targets, and guess what? Howard Quayle will say, "look what we have achieved already, in my first six months...." he will honestly be congratulating himself on that piece of printed flatulence.

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Howard, please tell us how you are going to deal with the pensions issue? I mean really deal with it, not resurrect an ineffective plan that wont stop the island from running out of money?

 

I predict that they will panic, get rid of the work permit system to encourage more people to move over and pay taxes to pay for these pensions; introduce a huge home building program to house all the new workers including those new workers bought over to build the new homes, reduce benefits for those who can't work, and effectively turn it into a not so special place to live and work.

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