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ClanWolf · 06-05-2010, 18:47

Just voted, Lib Dem on both. Not that I like the f***ers, but Labour are a shambles and the Conservatives would be like rabid dogs.

My politics are very naive, but I do believe the following applies: "All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing."

Go and vote. Because the fanatics are.

Deleted account DD · 07-05-2010, 10:09

Well we've got the hung Parliament.

One interesting point though. Despite the massive swing away from lab , generally towards Tory, as its a hung Parliament Brown doesnt have to leave Downing St. Skin of teeth and all of that.

So.........

Bearing in mind the massive swing away from him, will he do the decent thing and vacate or will he have one last act of immoral, condescending , dishonest arrogance that has peppered his meddling from beginning (Iraq war & not the steady hands on fiscal matters he was touted as) to end (that very decent lady he labelled as a bigot, first in and last out of recession )?

As he's turned up "for work as normal" in the Prime Ministerial car this morning my moneys with the majority of commentators and he wont be changing the address his barclaycards sent to at the moment at least.

briggie · 07-05-2010, 10:14

i was saving this untill after the election ..... i still havent had a reply to the e mail i sent the labour party candidate about the episode in tescos

briggie · 07-05-2010, 10:17

to find out whos won in your constituency . type your postcode in here..

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/elect...tuency/a85.stm

briggie · 07-05-2010, 10:28

http://www.slapometer.com/

lacroupade · 07-05-2010, 11:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by daved

Well we've got the hung Parliament.

One interesting point though. Despite the massive swing away from lab , generally towards Tory, as its a hung Parliament Brown doesnt have to leave Downing St. Skin of teeth and all of that.

So.........

Bearing in mind the massive swing away from him, will he do the decent thing and vacate or will he have one last act of immoral, condescending , dishonest arrogance that has peppered his meddling from beginning (Iraq war & not the steady hands on fiscal matters he was touted as) to end (that very decent lady he labelled as a bigot, first in and last out of recession )?

As he's turned up "for work as normal" in the Prime Ministerial car this morning my moneys with the majority of commentators and he wont be changing the address his barclaycards sent to at the moment at least.

Seriously pi55ed here. He was never voted in by the public and now he wants to stay on uninvited - the ar*ehole should just feck off now......but Jacqui Smith out, what a result

Deleted account DD · 07-05-2010, 12:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by lacroupade

but Jacqui Smith out, what a result

yee hah , bang on, what a fecking superb result

For the record, I and I reckon approx 150 000 of my colleagues detest that woman. She embodied everything that was bad about new labour politicians even down to stupidity when she won the battle against us but lost the war through her own incompetence. Just cant say it often enough, what a fantastic result

Deleted account DD · 07-05-2010, 12:21

In fact I'm that pleased

Got to say it again

Quote:

Originally Posted by daved

yee hah , bang on, what a fecking superb result

For the record, I and I reckon approx 150 000 of my colleagues detest that woman. She embodied everything that was bad about new labour politicians even down to stupidity when she won the battle against us but lost the war through her own incompetence. Just cant say it often enough, what a fantastic result

clivvy · 07-05-2010, 12:35

like most stains, Browns going to be tough to remove. Hes already said hes going to "stand by the country and continue to work hard " blah crappy blah, not quoting here by the way. its obvious where this is going i think, and its trouble.

I voted Lib Dem, cos frankly Labour is a sham, and Brown is a cock (HOW can anyone vote for a man like him? a person who calls his OWN consituants biggots?), Torys, well, need i say more? Lib Dems arent even great, I just felt they had a fresher almost more honest approach, and they seem to be far FAR less childish than Labour And Conservative now. All we are going to see is them two bickering like school children, blaming each other for past presetn and future.

im pig sick of this crap. Its like you vote, a clear winner gets the majority of votes, but that doesnt matter, cos they didnt get a certain percentage, so the existing PM gets to stay? cock.

supertaff · 07-05-2010, 12:42

Whoever parks his arse in number 10 , it will be "God help Joe Public",
If that limp-wristed Cameron gets in it will be "Hooray-Henrys Rule, don't do as I do, do as I say"!! ... and if Brown stays it will be " Business as usual at animal farm, form a queue at the pigs trough mates ... the taxpayer will fund it"!! .
They are all talking about cuts in the public sector ... but how many of them have volunteered to give the massive payrise they recently awarded themselves back to the taxpayer? Is any one of them worth the space they take up at Westminister ? ........ NOPE !!!!!!!

lacroupade · 07-05-2010, 13:10

and as has been frequently said in the financial press.....whatever government DOES get in is likely to be out of office thereafter for a very long time if it deals with the financial crisis properly, i.e. we have a very hard time coming whoevers in charge.....

briggie · 07-05-2010, 13:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by lacroupade

and as has been frequently said in the financial press.....whatever government DOES get in is likely to be out of office thereafter for a very long time if it deals with the financial crisis properly, i.e. we have a very hard time coming whoevers in charge.....

indeed mate ... one only has to look at greece and its austerity measures and the response thats created .

Deleted account DD · 07-05-2010, 19:23

Well it looks as though Brown AGAIN is failing to do the decent thing. He's clinging on tho the Downing Street door keys.

What a tosser.

ps pleased to see Charles Clark , another bollox home secretary has been put on the unemployment register too

Strange times indeed . Redcar near us a traditional labour stronghold has gone to the Lib Dems. Frank Cook who some may have heard of, formerly a Labour stalwart but fell out with them and stood as an indi in our area was decisively beaten by the BNP candidate

and there he was relying on his good time "friends"

ocelot · 07-05-2010, 20:21

Guess its that time again, only another 5 years to go before the pigs get caught with their faces in the trough at our expense and the BS begins again.
The media tell us with certainty, what the politicians mean, instead of allowing us to decide, interpretation being 9 tenths of the law.......

I've watched the process with dread, the people of the uk have been duped and media-led, again. Most of what we see on TV, even the 'live' stuff, is edited in some way. Dumbed down into bite sized convenient lumps which the electorate can swallow, history is written by the victors it's often said!

Just how much nonsense can any of the parties come up with before they are exposed as the self serving, crony loving, selfish toerags that they really are.......................
There are a few good politicians I believe, but someone once said, maybe truthfully,

Politicians never lie, EXCEPT when they open their mouths...............

All animals are equal......................... etc etc etc etc etc etc.........

Totally disillusioned with the whole damned process as you may well have guessed. Another 5 years of rising taxes, falling incomes and increasing immigration and none of the parties in power can do a damned thing.......

andrewk · 08-05-2010, 11:08

What an interesting thread .........

I'm a tad bemused by what seems to be happening now. Nick Clegg seems to have hijacked the constitutional process.

My understanding of what should have happened is that it's down to the outgoing prime minister (Gordon Brown) to decide whether he can form a new government. As Labour are not now the largest party, he would obviously have concluded that it just wasn't possible without the support of the Lib Dems - so, I guess he would have phoned Nick Clegg first thing on Friday AM had he not made that public statement about the Tories having to prove that they could govern in the national interest. Presumably, in line with what he had previously said, Nick Clegg would have refused to support a new labour goverment, so GB would have gone to see the queen, resigned and suggested that the queen invite David Cameron as the leader of the largest party. DC could have been installed in Number 10 by lunchtime.

The country must have a prime minister at all times and government business must continue. Gordon Brown has no option but to sit on his thumbs in Number 10 until the negotiations between the Lib Dems and the Conservatives conclude and it becomes clear whether the Conservatives can form a government.

I can't actually see the Lib Dems (the party and their supporters - not just the parliamentary leadership) giving up their commitment to electoral change so that Nick Clegg can strut around the cabinet office pretending that he wields some real power in the new government. If they did, I reckon that electors would not judge them kindly and would take that into consideration when deciding whether to vote Lib Dem at the next election - which would probably be sooner rather than later.

What do you guys think? Are we going to see a Lib-Con coalition?

Andrew

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07-05-2010, 10:28	#35
briggie Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: peoples democratic republic of west yorkshire Vehicle: " alice " Posts: 10,473	Frustrated after the election ? http://www.slapometer.com/

06-05-2010, 18:47	#31
ClanWolf Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: West Sussex Vehicle: Terrano II 2.4i SE Posts: 319	Just voted, Lib Dem on both. Not that I like the f***ers, but Labour are a shambles and the Conservatives would be like rabid dogs. My politics are very naive, but I do believe the following applies: "All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." Go and vote. Because the fanatics are.

07-05-2010, 10:09	#32
Deleted account DD Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 4,705	Well we've got the hung Parliament. One interesting point though. Despite the massive swing away from lab , generally towards Tory, as its a hung Parliament Brown doesnt have to leave Downing St. Skin of teeth and all of that. So......... Bearing in mind the massive swing away from him, will he do the decent thing and vacate or will he have one last act of immoral, condescending , dishonest arrogance that has peppered his meddling from beginning (Iraq war & not the steady hands on fiscal matters he was touted as) to end (that very decent lady he labelled as a bigot, first in and last out of recession )? As he's turned up "for work as normal" in the Prime Ministerial car this morning my moneys with the majority of commentators and he wont be changing the address his barclaycards sent to at the moment at least.

07-05-2010, 10:14	#33
briggie Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: peoples democratic republic of west yorkshire Vehicle: " alice " Posts: 10,473	i was saving this untill after the election ..... i still havent had a reply to the e mail i sent the labour party candidate about the episode in tescos

07-05-2010, 10:17	#34
briggie Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: peoples democratic republic of west yorkshire Vehicle: " alice " Posts: 10,473	to find out whos won in your constituency . type your postcode in here.. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/elect...tuency/a85.stm

07-05-2010, 12:35	#39
clivvy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Huddersfield Vehicle: Terrano 03 LWB Posts: 6,947	like most stains, Browns going to be tough to remove. Hes already said hes going to "stand by the country and continue to work hard " blah crappy blah, not quoting here by the way. its obvious where this is going i think, and its trouble. I voted Lib Dem, cos frankly Labour is a sham, and Brown is a cock (HOW can anyone vote for a man like him? a person who calls his OWN consituants biggots?), Torys, well, need i say more? Lib Dems arent even great, I just felt they had a fresher almost more honest approach, and they seem to be far FAR less childish than Labour And Conservative now. All we are going to see is them two bickering like school children, blaming each other for past presetn and future. im pig sick of this crap. Its like you vote, a clear winner gets the majority of votes, but that doesnt matter, cos they didnt get a certain percentage, so the existing PM gets to stay? cock.

07-05-2010, 12:42	#40
supertaff Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Swansea, South Wales Vehicle: 1999 (V) Terrano II SE Posts: 273	Whoever parks his arse in number 10 , it will be "God help Joe Public", If that limp-wristed Cameron gets in it will be "Hooray-Henrys Rule, don't do as I do, do as I say"!! ... and if Brown stays it will be " Business as usual at animal farm, form a queue at the pigs trough mates ... the taxpayer will fund it"!! . They are all talking about cuts in the public sector ... but how many of them have volunteered to give the massive payrise they recently awarded themselves back to the taxpayer? Is any one of them worth the space they take up at Westminister ? ........ NOPE !!!!!!!

07-05-2010, 13:10	#41
lacroupade Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: All hail to the Glove of Love... Posts: 9,212	and as has been frequently said in the financial press.....whatever government DOES get in is likely to be out of office thereafter for a very long time if it deals with the financial crisis properly, i.e. we have a very hard time coming whoevers in charge.....

07-05-2010, 19:23	#43
Deleted account DD Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 4,705	Well it looks as though Brown AGAIN is failing to do the decent thing. He's clinging on tho the Downing Street door keys. What a tosser. ps pleased to see Charles Clark , another bollox home secretary has been put on the unemployment register too Strange times indeed . Redcar near us a traditional labour stronghold has gone to the Lib Dems. Frank Cook who some may have heard of, formerly a Labour stalwart but fell out with them and stood as an indi in our area was decisively beaten by the BNP candidate and there he was relying on his good time "friends"

07-05-2010, 20:21	#44
ocelot Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: merseyside Vehicle: Nissan Terrano 2.7 Posts: 242	Guess its that time again, only another 5 years to go before the pigs get caught with their faces in the trough at our expense and the BS begins again. The media tell us with certainty, what the politicians mean, instead of allowing us to decide, interpretation being 9 tenths of the law....... I've watched the process with dread, the people of the uk have been duped and media-led, again. Most of what we see on TV, even the 'live' stuff, is edited in some way. Dumbed down into bite sized convenient lumps which the electorate can swallow, history is written by the victors it's often said! Just how much nonsense can any of the parties come up with before they are exposed as the self serving, crony loving, selfish toerags that they really are....................... There are a few good politicians I believe, but someone once said, maybe truthfully, Politicians never lie, EXCEPT when they open their mouths............... All animals are equal......................... etc etc etc etc etc etc......... Totally disillusioned with the whole damned process as you may well have guessed. Another 5 years of rising taxes, falling incomes and increasing immigration and none of the parties in power can do a damned thing.......

08-05-2010, 11:08	#45
andrewk Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Oldham Vehicle: Nissan Patrol Posts: 777	What an interesting thread ......... I'm a tad bemused by what seems to be happening now. Nick Clegg seems to have hijacked the constitutional process. My understanding of what should have happened is that it's down to the outgoing prime minister (Gordon Brown) to decide whether he can form a new government. As Labour are not now the largest party, he would obviously have concluded that it just wasn't possible without the support of the Lib Dems - so, I guess he would have phoned Nick Clegg first thing on Friday AM had he not made that public statement about the Tories having to prove that they could govern in the national interest. Presumably, in line with what he had previously said, Nick Clegg would have refused to support a new labour goverment, so GB would have gone to see the queen, resigned and suggested that the queen invite David Cameron as the leader of the largest party. DC could have been installed in Number 10 by lunchtime. The country must have a prime minister at all times and government business must continue. Gordon Brown has no option but to sit on his thumbs in Number 10 until the negotiations between the Lib Dems and the Conservatives conclude and it becomes clear whether the Conservatives can form a government. I can't actually see the Lib Dems (the party and their supporters - not just the parliamentary leadership) giving up their commitment to electoral change so that Nick Clegg can strut around the cabinet office pretending that he wields some real power in the new government. If they did, I reckon that electors would not judge them kindly and would take that into consideration when deciding whether to vote Lib Dem at the next election - which would probably be sooner rather than later. What do you guys think? Are we going to see a Lib-Con coalition? Andrew