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Box It's not often
you come across a gem. Here in the UK we usually get charged a
fee - a big fat extortionate fee for everything we get, buy,
inherit, use, breathe (oops that's next year), drink, excrete...
well you get the picture.
But yes I declare - this
site, greedybastards.co.uk is absolutely FREE without any form
of charge or tax whatsoever - and unlike companies there's no
charge for reading it either.
There MUST be a catch.
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We bet it is a precursor for more
money from the Government - Rail track claimed it
could not make money and the service would suffer (?)
because of a shortage of funds. They were right! We wonder if
Rail track had considered what has happened to
the public over the last few years or so because of
bad maintenance procedures, no maintenance
procedures, or simply complacency on the rail
ways in the UK by themselves.
Of course, Rail track has now
bit the dust - and rightly so. Fancy maintaining
the rail system without actually maintaining it!
Ever likely the directors were on to a good
thing at the time, alas, Tony's boys decided it
was the end, and so it came to pass. It's a bit
like governing a country without actually doing
anything - and getting paid for it. No one
springs to mind...
Of course, it took many
people's lives to make Tony listen, but that's
how Tony is - remember Iraq! How could we forget
here in (2006) we're still there and our 1000th
soldier (victim) has just been killed. Still, I
don't think he was related to the Queen, Charles
or the Blairs or Browns - and that's probably why
one of them is no
longer with us. It is a real waste of life. I
liked the one where the lad was playing soldier
in Iraq, but it was deemed to dangerous so they
recalled him to the green pastures of England...
nice... it's a pity others have to give
their lives for the rabble..
One wonders just how you get a
monopolized industry under your belt as rail
track did, but have not the slightest knowledge
of how to actually keep the service going,
safely, efficiently and cost effective for the
passengers who have to pay dearly - sometimes
with their lives - for the privilege of riding
on the rail network.
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