A perfect example of YOU not being able to see the wood for the tree's....You see and believe what suits your beliefs and skim over the bigger overall picture!! Oh and i'm the last one here that believes everything that's been put in print, in fact the very opposite is generally the case. ''Living with it'' as you put it, is the reason why you have a distorted view, (think about it) you have a far better overall perspective on the why's and how's when on the outside looking in... Oh and as i have stated many times here i'm no die hard for any UK political party, they all have their faults and assets. It's a shame that none ever seem to put the country first, instead it's the party and their friends that tend to be the first priority!!
So I'm exactly the same as you as you present no balanced opinion other than that of a die hard Labourite
Who are you to tell me I have a distorted view being that you are few thousand miles away from the UK means you have to some extent rely on the printed word even if it is only published on the web. I have seen first hand the political posturing and promises in some of the areas I have worked I have seen money wasted by most political parties and plenty of hollow promises made in the past I've been paid for carrying out feasability studies on a number of broadband projects in remote areas and that is as far as they went made me laugh when one of the potential projects I worked on over 10 years ago re-emerged as a new promise to the local electorate to get them connected to high speed broadband
Even the socialists are in that group
I always find it highly amusing reading of the die hard Tory supporters that have nothing to conserve but somehow believe they have to support them, and come out with the most bizarre rhetoric and blaming just about everyone and their dog in order to substantiate their ill founded stands!!
So whose posts would they be then as I've certainly not voted Conservative in the last 35 years in recent years I have attended the meetings of a few of the minority parties and have made donations to some of them and I think it would shake up the establishment if they could get some MP's
You, now, are having a laugh. I have an interest in Spain and keep abreast of Spanish issues that could affect me. Now for me to think that I have some mysterious "better" idea of what is going on in Spain, than, say, a local business man in Barcelona (maybe even an electrician) is naĂŻve at best.
you may not support a party, you don't need to, but you are a one dimensional socialist trying to sound cleverer than you are (on this subject) .lol
Well said
Politics aside the point about being able to be objective when you are on the outside looking in is a valid one.
In some cases it can seen it happen many times when faultfinding
In what way ? - To me its an even narrower viewpoint, there is no illumination when you live or work overseas looking back at the UK, I know I have done it.
So have I many of the smaller happenings are never reported or minuted and are lost in the bigger picture
It's a similar principle to arbitration.
A third party not emotionally involved can be objective and see what the emotionally involved parties cannot see.
With arbitration both sides present their case or viewpoint it is for a judge to make a decision and find in favour of one side or the other or neither
Being a continent away severly limits any objective comment that at some point still harps on about what happened 25 - 35 years ago