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"details of the abduction were broadcast" A child disappeared thats for sure, but what is the evidence an abduction took place exactly? To be honest I would consider parents who leave 2 and 3 year old children alone all evening in order to get pissed far more incompetent and worthy of shooting.

I don't just think its an adult industry problem, this country is still in a severe recession despite all the flim flam to convince people otherwise, and people do not want to spend money as they no longer can rely on credit and job security to fund it. Like it or not the people who have propped up ...

"Look behind the obvious. In the "no" voting countries the voters were taking out their ire against their governments for home based policies. Of course there were many who felt they could lose their national identities at that point. Here in ireland most who voted first time against the Lisbon ...

"Having had over 40 years of doing business in Europe, my reading of the facts on the ground - as opposed to the spin peddled by the Tories, the Tory press and other little Englanders - is that most people in Europe are generally better satisfied with the EU and the euro than dissatisfied." Then why ...

"Helpfairy, get real. Whatever the German public demands, the facts of life are that the eurozone is moving towards a total fiscal/federal union." Well that certainly sums up the mindset in Brussels, ignore what the people want we will create a superstate anyway, creating huge states that people don ...

George and Jeb Bush, their situation is very similar because the Republican Party all saw Jeb as the more serious politician.

"and, given judicious fiscal policies, can support Greece, Portugal, Spain and Ireland. In this respect, it could be said to be in a slightly better position than the UK" Ah, so you think you will get a bail out, I would not bank on that one, because bailig out you means bailing out Portugal, Spain ...

The ability to devalue your own currency is essential in a recession as it allows you to control the level of your own interest repayments on borrowing in that currency and also to put liquid assets into the economy. Your post seems to suggest you believe Ireland is actually in a better position ...

They made the same mistake as us in moving most of the economy into banking and the service sector and relying on a housing boom to drive consumer spending, we are better off because the one thing Gordon did right was not letting Blair join the Euro so we could print money when the recession hit to ...