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@gazlan wrote:
My little association with some of the local youth recently, tells me that these kids are right on the ball…They know far more than they ever did, why ?…Because of the technology available to them, they can now witness virtually live, activities and expressions from around the world in seconds….. They are indeed waking up, they have discovered that it`s not just them that think -people were not put on this earth to be manipulated and enslaved by an hereditary eliteism, they are aware that those who profess social justice and equality do so with one hand in the till and the other hand signing money generating statutes to further corporate requests- …. GTFO..
Let me tell you, the stuff them kids are smoking out there has the power to bend the most intellectual of minds, the concern is which way the mind is bent… These were sensible kids with their fingers on the pulse… The world and all of it`s dirt is wide open now for their scrutiny, dont be alarmed when they turn round and tell you to shut the f~uck upIf you wish to delude yourself that kids are getting smarter rather than exams getting easier, knock yourself out.
here’s a nice graph for you.
Once again, rather like tractor stats in the Soviet Union, the glorious march towards genetic perfection and the source of all knowledge continues apace. At least according to the numbers.
A hearty well done to everyone who took them and especially well done to those who are heading to the University of their choice. Unfortunately you’re always going to be tarred, on the evidence of the graph above, that “ours” were harder than “yours”.
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@quiet_man wrote:
It’s official. Britain is cleverer than last year. And last year we were cleverer than the year before. And the year before that…. well, you get the picture.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-11012369So, if our kids are achieving record results every year why is it that with each new crop of bright young things that start their working career at my place of employment seem dumber than the last?
Usually they are at university and work part time to keep them in beer and fags. I have the misfortune to encounter them when I start on the night shift as they, being part time, are on the backshift.
I can honestly say, hand on heart, that as each year passes the youngsters that flood onto the job market get dumber and dumber as well as lazier and lazier.
And the result of a Labour education is all too evident as the ‘everyone is a winner’ ethos that permeated the education system is written all over their shiny wee faces when they are told, probably for the first time, that their work is not good enough or that they are not fast enough or whatever.
They have never been challenged for performance in their lives. And when they reach the real world it’s a total shock when the cold, hard truth is laid out before them.
Tesco mentioned this last year.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8306013.stmBut, I suppose Labour wanted dumb kids because they grow into dumb adults. Dumb adults = Labour core voters.
Ah! The Quiet Man speaks his gibberish again!
No doubt these “dumb” kids will shine once they finish uni and get into their chosen profession.
After all, no one puts any real effort into a dead end job that they just do to get beer and fag money. It’s just going through the motions – if these kids are brought in just for beer and fag money, it strikes me that you can’t really be involved in a challenging job.
They probably don’t want to “shine” in case they show the old timers like you up.
Lol ever the idiot eh panda, pretending that things can only get better, when in fact they only got worse as they always do under a Labour government. I can see in you that their education standards actually worked, you believe that these kids are smart, yet 3 of the backshift can barely read and I doubt any employer is going to give them a job other than packing boxes even with a uni education. Face it your socialist pals wrecked the economy, destroyed education standards and fooled mugs like you into thinking they were clever doing it.
Oh and here you go, the maths exam from 1952 three papers on Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry – total time: 6 and a half hours.
http://www.burtongrammar.co.uk/?cat=114
Allowing for conversion to modern day measurements, any youngster care to take a stab at these? Oh and no calculators allowed.
What’s that? You don’t understand the questions :lol:
@melody wrote:
@quiet_man wrote:
@melody wrote:
So in the few short weeks that the two toff-boys have been in charge of the country they have or plan to:
scrapped new school builds
scrapped the building of a hospital and begun to ‘overhaul’ the nhs to cut costs
vowed to make schools into academies… aka privatise them meaning that OFSTED standards will no longer apply
Stopped funding for the rights project which helps ppl appeal against wromg benefits decisions
raised VAT
scrapped several benefits
frozen child benefits……
need I go on???
Oh and let us not forget the millions in foreign aid pledged to help other countries which would basically wipe out our own domestic debts…
SOOOOO still glad you voted?
So how would you fix the £4 trillion debt and spending 30% more than you get via taxation?
It’s always the same after a Labour government, higher unemployment and a wrecked economy, you’d think people would have sussed this by now.Ermmm i would start by hitting the rich harder and leaving the those already on the poverty line alone….
perhaps the overseas aid might wipe out a bit of it… charity starts at home…
I was a child of the 80s, I grew up with Maggie at the helm, I remember my Dad fighting for his rights on a picket line and Maggie cancelling my milk at school … I have seen mass industry in the north east closed… then labour came along, the NHS went from strength to strength, waiting times slashed, education for all, women back into work through child care subsidies,- women in work… vital for the economy of a country like ours with an aged and dependant population greater than the working ages… then Clegg and his other eton pal come along and pull the plug, which will leave many woman with no option but to stay at home to raise their kids because tax credits are going to be abolished, the very money that allows working women to get help with childcare costs…Perhaps clegg and doofus might start by cutting their own salaries to that of someone with an equally important role in society say perhaps a paramedic? That would save a few grand!
I want my children to be educated to a standard with a national curriculum and where English is the primary language…. academies are just an excuse for the local enterprises to come in and set their own curriculum if they are forking out for it… does that mean in highly ethnic areas the children will be taught under Islamic laws for example? Another step to stamping out the English culture…. don’t get me started….
I apologise for any typing errors… the screen is jumping and I cannot see what I have typed without scrolling back
And when the rich decide to leave because you’re taxing them too much? As they tend too because they have the money to do so.
Clegg and Cameron actually took a pay cut, something like 20%, more than Brown ever did.
Who opened the floodgates of immigration just to rub the rights noses in multiculturalism?
That was the labour party you voted for, You’d have done better to vote BNP, at least they’re honest about what they are up too.
By the way the NHS has not gone from strength to strength, it’s gone from higher paid middle management to even higher paid middle management. The best healthcare service in Europe is the French one, it out performs our NHS easily, strangely enough it’s more or less privately run unlike our own.If you voted Labour, you really do have my sympathy. :lol:
@melody wrote:
So in the few short weeks that the two toff-boys have been in charge of the country they have or plan to:
scrapped new school builds
scrapped the building of a hospital and begun to ‘overhaul’ the nhs to cut costs
vowed to make schools into academies… aka privatise them meaning that OFSTED standards will no longer apply
Stopped funding for the rights project which helps ppl appeal against wromg benefits decisions
raised VAT
scrapped several benefits
frozen child benefits……
need I go on???
Oh and let us not forget the millions in foreign aid pledged to help other countries which would basically wipe out our own domestic debts…
SOOOOO still glad you voted?
So how would you fix the £4 trillion debt and spending 30% more than you get via taxation?
It’s always the same after a Labour government, higher unemployment and a wrecked economy, you’d think people would have sussed this by now.@gazlan wrote:
Dont forget …
Oops sorry NaziLan,
I meant Turkish
Now remember couple of chants of the Horst Wessel Lied will keep the Zionists at bay :lol:
@gazlan wrote:
ON YA BIKE SON ! :lol:
Oh sorry should that have been Hezbollah?
Always nice to know where you stand and who you stand with isn’t it Nazilan?
Hitler would be so proud of you :roll:
Honestly it’s like dealing with Kevin the teenager :roll:
You haven’t a clue, you never will, now go back to reading your Protocols of the Elders of Zion and practising your Hamas Nazi salute.
@gazlan wrote:
Blame labour…blame tories….blah blah………how about blame the capitalist {w}bankers…the ones who create money out of thin air and then enslave the people while trying to pay back interest to THEM……..wake up ffs…w a k e t h e f # c k u p
And Cameron….hahaha…..watch how he crawls up the zionist ar~se…aint there rumours hes related to moses ?..Dont expect any mercy from him…we`re all goyim…and we know that means dont we ????? :x
Who rattled your cage?
Go back to the playground whilst the grown ups talk :roll:@rubyred wrote:
well seeing as it was the tories that took us into into the , then “common market”.. So to enable workers from overseas and grants etc.. Id ask Ted Heath ! Labour were aghast and against the entire proposal. As they wanted to keep jobs insular..
So why haven’t Labour ever given us a referendum to come out? They even broke a manifesto promise to give us one on the Lisbon treaty.
“Manifest promises are not subject to legitimate expectation” as the Labour barrister said on their behalf, thus absolving all governments from actually keeping their promises.
Just another Labour legacy.
