The first view would
condemn us to an indefinite period of austerity and diminishing public services.
Having unsuccessfully requested Gordon Brown to explain what legal or statutory authority he has to refuse a promised referendum, it is worth noting that in a recent court case the wigged wonders that presided, decreed that a political manifesto promise was not binding in law - a fact worth remembering when our present Prime Minister and his cohorts
condemn us to becoming inhabitants of a third world country with democracy, national freedom and self-governance eventually ceasing to exist.
But rejecting the whole scheme because of those details could
condemn us to blocked roads and a congested city for years to come.
Alan Matis' math logic could
condemn us to the same catastrophic consequences.
Mrs Kilshaw, 48, said: "I urge people who
condemn us to hear what we have to say.
The world needs a positivist voice, an optimist, a cheerful advocate of the belief that rough history does not
condemn us to more of the same.
And by the same token, the biblical exhortation to avoid lewd speech does not
condemn us to a humorless, colorless, or piously boring manner of communication.
It is surely too conspicuously hypocritical, even for them, to
condemn us to another first-past-the-post election and then warn that a vote for Ukip is a vote for Labour.
A simple choice will confront air regulators at a public hearing Friday in Diamond Bar: To put us back on the path toward clean air, or to
condemn us to breathe smog for years to come.
Judith, 48, said: "I would urge people who
condemn us to come to the show.
What the Ministry of Defence and the British government did in the 1950s was use us National Service men as guinea pigs to test its nuclear deterrent and
condemn us to a life of pain and suffering.
Why should we not all have this choice, and why should Lady Finlay have the right to
condemn us to her so-called 'palliative care'?
