left or right?

Sean Trane wrote: Not meaning to re-start on our previous disagreement but you actually think your country's economy is leftist?

Well it continually increases spending on Public Services. In terms of British Socialism, that is still on-message,at least!I dont see taxation being reduced for the very rich, just less draconian more pragmatic levels being maintained.

Sean Trane wrote: Hi Reed I forgot to quote Mirco regarding his Venezuela statement. For internal matters on the European Commission issues , I propose to see next month if we can set-up an agenda for the following three years to see when discussions about the the discussion of the side issues can take place. Say the 32nd of feb. 2065?????

I will make that a date Sean. The right wing governments will have added 4 days to every month so as to get more work out of us and have 48 more trading days per year, by then.Although I will be 83 yrs old and senile,I doubt you will notice any difference in my posts!

Sean Trane wrote: But Reed , you are right this new agreement being voted is mainly economic and not social, It could be disastrous for John Doe and Howard Hughes admirers will laugh all the way to the bank. If once the UK can use their veto correctly , it could be now!!! Against its own Commissioner Kinnock.

Kinnock, that's an anagram for inneffectual isn't it?

I'm a communist,

Central issues;

Freedom for Everyone (freewill, Free speach, free choice, free traffic, freedom of religion. all free)

equality of life, both intellectualy as economicly

(for those that don't know: Sovjet Union and eastern Europe before the fall of the wall, was Fascism, it had nothing to do with communism, same goes for all dictatorships, Communism knows no ruling class, all men together are supposed to be in charge of the direction, so in the end communism is also very much about democracy) Though communism is mostly an Utopian philosophy, and probably not possible to achieve in real life. I believe in it.

Embittered old lefty here. Not totally dogmatic about it, though, I believe in public ownership of utilities and essential services but industry and commerce should be left private (but not unregulated).

I believe that there is no reason why any human being on the surface of the planet should not have access to food, clothing, housing, medical treatment and education, and that if any of our alleged leaders are serious about the 'wars' on terrorism, drugs and crime then tackling poverty (absolute poverty to start with) should be the number 1 priority and this will not be achieved by military action. So there.