This was your claim.
It is wrong.
Why are you addressing those questions to me? It's transam that thinks qualified, educated people are superfluous and counter-productive.
Would you like a Prime Minister to be qualified in the literature, history and languages of Greek and Roman worlds?
Would you consider that qualification appropriate for a wanna-be PM?
I can see the benefits of having qualified people in appropriate positions in government.
To dismiss them as pen-pushers, dead beats and paper-shufflers etc IMO, suggests some sort of envy.
Qualification in the literature, history and languages of Greek and Roman worlds is obviously useful in a personality contest. UK politics should not be a personality contest. It should be decisions based on policies, policies drawn up by suitablly educated, qualified and experienced politicians and civil servants.
Education, intelligence and competence are useful attributes.
Although Tranny does not value them and takes pleasure in posing as an illiterate.
the Conservative Party chose the dishonest, incompetent lying Buffoon. With a second-class degree in Classics.
And the idiot Truss.
It has cost us dear.
Even though they were told in advance.
Diesel cars are the problem, they have to be Euro 6 so after Sept 2015There was a lot of fuss kicked up about ULEZ just before the election. OOI, the scrappage scheme is being extended.
I have, among others, a 2005 (petrol) car. It is ULEZ compliant. I just looked up a 2003 car I used to own, it is ULEZ compliant.
So who here has got a dirty old vehicle that is not compliant? And what is it?
Funny thing JohnD getting things wrong again just to knock Boris. Well, not really…do you actually read the links you post? Do you understand them?Funny thing, ULEZ.
"Boris Johnson decided to introduce it when he was the Mayor of London. It then came into effect in April 2019. By this time, Labour's Sadiq Khan had become Mayor."
Two weeks to go. I wonder how Kiers 'reflecting' is coming along?Just seen Starmer when asked if the ULEZ expansion should be scrapped saying he would 'reflect' on it. When asked again what he meant by 'reflecting' on it, he said both he and Khan would 'reflect' on it. No doubt they will….and do fûck all about it!
Funny thing, ULEZ.
"Boris Johnson decided to introduce it when he was the Mayor of London. It then came into effect in April 2019. By this time, Labour's Sadiq Khan had become Mayor."
He probably thinks Boris is a c**t, the same as the rest of the population.Two weeks to go. I wonder how Kiers 'reflecting' is coming along?
I see JohnD is choosing to ignore my post #16:I see not even mottie denies the truth of my post.