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Um, do you know anything about humor? If you did I assume you wouldn't make that statement.

Move to Russia, then you can have all the Socialist lifestyle you can eat.

Nice to see that Ed took the NHS seriously in in tenure as Labour leader, fighting for the NHS and the poor Revealed: Ed Miliband's Bollinger bolsheviks » The Spectator

Yeah, because the rich didn't get richer and the poor didn't get poorer when labour were in for the 13 years prior to the coalition, keep telling yourself that and one day it maybe true.

I'm pretty sure that you still get a pension even if you have never worked a day in your life, you can spend your life on benefits and collect a pension, so it is partly welfare.

Exactly, people need to accept the fact that the majority of people have spoken and also the good that the government managed in the last parliament and stop spouting exaggerated rubbish.

Yay!!! Way to go Dave :party::clap2::dance::party:

Funnily enough I have exactly the same problem, I installed it on a test server and machine, pushed out the remote agent using SCCM, but installing endpoint fails every time. I contact ESET support who said that it is probably down to old bits of AV client, I explained that it was a new clone, but they then blamed firewall issues. Gave up in the end after spending the best part of 2 days trying to push the client out, will use V5 for another year.

unfortunately it's a case of kids will be kids.

Anyone here have electronics classes? Do you have a problem with students melting the power cords on the soldering irons? We have just had to throw 30 soldering irons as the little buggers have melted the cords. We are now looking for a solution to stop them doing it.

Not paying bills and buying fags tvs and stuff is not fraud.

See my post above where I explain I know 3 people first hand where this is the case.

Not unsubstantiated but fact, I know of 3 people first hand who are in the exact situation I describe, one of which is in my own family.

you can't be that naive can you really to think that this is not the case? - - - Updated - - - Yes, yes it is.

Yeah but you will find most of those tenants with debts have an iphone, 50" LED tv, fags or booze. There are a lot of people who try to live within their means on benefits but there are also a hell of a lot who don't and I for one am sick of paying for them.

2 bedroom housing availability is a another issue, if tax payers are paying for your subsistence there should be no room for sentiment. I think that there should be a grace period before imposing the tax to give people down on their luck time to get back on their feet but if you are long term unemployed\unemployable tough.

I agree with this subsidy, why should I pay as a tax payer (although technically I am not a tax generator as I work in the public sector) for someone on benefits to live in a 3 bedroom house when they do not need to and a 2 bedroom would suffice.

It's a flawed co-efficient anyway as it counts some parts of income but not others. The ONS’s measure includes benefits such as company cars, as well as benefits in kind from employers such as subsidised loans for house buying. But, the ONS’s disposable income calculation doesn’t include benefits in kind received from the state.

The claim was quite specific, that the Tories ARE attacking the poor. The first article is figures from the NASUWT so not impartial, and the unicef figures were taken from 2008 to 2012 of which half labour was in charge: The DWP suggested that the apparently huge spike in child poverty in the UK from 2011 to 2012 could be because in the final year of their study, Unicef switched from using ONS data to figures compiled by the DWP itself. A spokesperson said: "Unicef is drawing distorted comparisons with this data. “ONS figures show that under this Government, around 300,000 fewer children are in poverty or growing up in workless families.

Can you provide solid evidence of this? As an average person I have done slightly better under the Tories than I did under Labour. Also I seem to remember that the last government upped the tax free allowance meaning more money for the poorer workers. Hardly an attack on the poor as you so sensationally claim.

Have you read the book "The girl who fell from the window" by Ileene Dover? What do you call a man with 2 Rain Coats on? - Max. What do you call a man with 2 rain coats on in a graveyard? - Max Bygraves. What do you call a man with no arms and no legs who swims the English Channel? - Clever Dick

I used the same guide linked by @sparkeh as well, very good guide.

Labour supporters harp on about privatization of the NHS and other public services such as schools, saying that conservatives favor big business. what convenient memories they have. BSF, PFI in hospitals, what a great plan that was for public sector resources, the hospital near us was made a super hospital under labour, sure it looks lovely from the outside but they can not afford to open all the new wards because the running costs of the contract are massive. Same with schools, they end up with less money to spend on TL and big companies cream off massive guaranteed profits. £1000 to replace a sink that was broken in the hospital, nice one labour.

We swapped from Easytrace to Vericool last summer and all I can say is it's been like a breath of fresh air, great service any problems are dealt with quickly, can not recommend them enough. We use ParentPay for online payments.

We have used inkwell for a number of years and we are very happy, much to the annoyance of other toner companies