Although they would not have had to call an election, they never would have got away with a second leadership change without an election. Which they would have lost for sure.
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Although they would not have had to call an election, they never would have got away with a second leadership change without an election. Which they would have lost for sure.
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I'd give you like 10/1 on labour not to win, fancy it ?
You sure you've phrased that the right way around?
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Mark my words, Gordon fart face Brown will still be El'Presidentay come Saturday morning. As much as I hate to think about that! 
Great, so you'll be down in the 'too stupid to use the voting paper' category rather than the one you hope for..
**** you Labour
A 5 year old kid wanders along and kicks you in the groin.
It made poor people sad, we need poor people though, we also need rich people.
last time someone did that a volcano went off in iceland
well as someone who realises that all 3 parties are practically the same on fundamental issues and has only the other option of 'Green' in my constiuency i am very limited to two options:
Sign for my ballot and steal it, thus throwing the vote count off by 1 vote.
or spoil my ballot.
Taking my ballot away with me would be counter productive, as numerous people who have worked in polling stations before have told me, this is how parties cover up their vote fraud, when the ballots dont match the votes cast then they blame it on people not submitting their ballot paper.
So, as i say, would i vote parties that dont have any of our interests at heart? who care nothing but what their controllers want them to do?
Its because people continue to vote for these clowns that the system continues.... if nobody voted then we would have to have some sort of reform.
But then again im a 'radical' in the OCuk middle class thinkers world as i think that we should also get rid of the monarchy as well.
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I dismissed them about 8 years ago - when I realised I was working longer hours and paying about 100 extra stealth taxes under them - just so that the 2 single mums either side of me could pop out another two sprogs each and have a more comfortable lifestyle than me.
Since then - I have even less disposable income, I work longer hours, there is more crime/ferral kids in my estate and I have yet to see anything that makes me want to stay in this country any longer. I find it hard to believe that Britain has change so much / so drastically over the last few years and especially over the last 10 - It's shocking.
Granted - the Cons/Libs might not do a better job - but they should at least be given the chance - because the dismissed party have made a right hash of this place over the last few years.
Since then - I have even less disposable income, I work longer hours, there is more crime/ferral kids in my estate and I have yet to see anything that makes me want to stay in this country any longer. I find it hard to believe that Britain has change so much / so drastically over the last few years and especially over the last 10 - It's shocking.
Granted - the Cons/Libs might not do a better job - but they should at least be given the chance - because the dismissed party have made a right hash of this place over the last few years.
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How would the perfect political party look to you, out of interest?
Tell that to all the private investors who's Northern Rock shares he stole.
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With all the spending, I've seen no marked increase in "front line services", the NHS has actually vanished from where I live. The closest proper hospital is more than 50 miles away, used to be 10 but that's just a basic A&E unit plus some basic check-up equipment, no treatment.
And to pay for this, he's raped the motorist, stolen our pensions and sold the gold which certainly didn't help boom & bust which he promised to eradicate. They introduced tuition fees and the standard tests (GCSE & A level) are less trusted as a qualification than ever, nice education reform there.
If you look back you'll see striking similarities between this and every other Labour government, they always spend all the cash and leave the country in a sate, then it's up to the next lot to make the unpopular decisions. New Labour are the same old idiots.
And to pay for this, he's raped the motorist, stolen our pensions and sold the gold which certainly didn't help boom & bust which he promised to eradicate. They introduced tuition fees and the standard tests (GCSE & A level) are less trusted as a qualification than ever, nice education reform there.
If you look back you'll see striking similarities between this and every other Labour government, they always spend all the cash and leave the country in a sate, then it's up to the next lot to make the unpopular decisions. New Labour are the same old idiots.
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Can we get the OP banned, please?
Gordon Brown is a bigger idiot than me, Ed Balls is a ****, Darling has the financial knowledge of a rock with Downs Syndrome. As for Voldemort, er Mandelson well the less said about that slime ball the better. I'd beat him to death with his own ball sack and I'm a bloody pacifist.
Cameron may be a machine and Clegg in Cloud Cuckoo Land but I'd much rather see either (or both!) of those in power than be punished by another 5 years of Labour.
Gordon Brown is a bigger idiot than me, Ed Balls is a ****, Darling has the financial knowledge of a rock with Downs Syndrome. As for Voldemort, er Mandelson well the less said about that slime ball the better. I'd beat him to death with his own ball sack and I'm a bloody pacifist.
Cameron may be a machine and Clegg in Cloud Cuckoo Land but I'd much rather see either (or both!) of those in power than be punished by another 5 years of Labour.
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