Nice to see the Lib Dems and Greens beat UKIP and even Cannabis is Safer than Alcohol beat the BNP!
5th May UK regional elections discussion and results
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Nice to see the Lib Dems and Greens beat UKIP and even Cannabis is Safer than Alcohol beat the BNP!
On the other hand even more depressing that over a million did swallow the substance from another.
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On the other hand even more depressing that over a million did swallow the substance from another.
Indeed. Except one of them had such a disgraceful campaign strategy his own family has criticised him for it
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Can any one recall a moment where Khan has publicly put his religion over policy? I honestly can't. This is a good thing. It's another nail in the race card coffin.
That aside, he will probably improve public transport and tackle segregation of ethnic communities which is most definitely the root of the current social problems in this country.
If he attempts to enforce policy that favours Muslims, he will be done. Why would he do that? Makes no sense.
That aside, he will probably improve public transport and tackle segregation of ethnic communities which is most definitely the root of the current social problems in this country.
If he attempts to enforce policy that favours Muslims, he will be done. Why would he do that? Makes no sense.
Indeed. Except one of them had such a disgraceful campaign strategy his own family has criticised him for it
My understanding was the racially targeted letters on Goldsmiths campaign were in the name of David Cameron? My personal opinion is the dirty campaign is representative of the Government.
Agree, but goldsmith needs to take some responsibility.
Goldsmith was my local MP for a while and I quite liked him, he campaigned mainly on environmental issues and was the target of negative campaigns rather than the instigator. I also think there's quite a lot to be said for a politician that is so filthy rich they aren't going to be swayed by financial gain.
Then I've read the stuff he's put out for this campaign :/ I can only assume he's been advised by someone from the Trump school of politics. Total **** up.
Then I've read the stuff he's put out for this campaign :/ I can only assume he's been advised by someone from the Trump school of politics. Total **** up.
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Well done Sadiq.
Glad I could help in some small way
Glad I could help in some small way
More mosques, more Muslims in the police force, London renames to Sharia London?
So the complete and final phase of the islamification of Britain begins..
Lol Already won last years cooking contest
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Wow - the butt hurt in this thread over the London Mayoral election result is palpable - it's glorious!
London is already a massive toilet anyway, so wouldn't make much difference.
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Firm, but fair.
Of course, it appears that 80+% of Londoners didn't vote for our new Mayor and he's very unlikely to hold sway over the London Assembly.
So no real power at all to make London better or worse.
The one thing that stuck for me in Khan's campaign was the freeze on fares. I really think this can't be delivered without consequences and I think he will break this pledge or in the next term somebody is going to have to do some cleaning up (Khan or his replacement).
I have no doubt that TFL needs some slimming but could this result in strikes, or lack of investment in new infrastructure or inflation nesting price rises in the next term.
Anyway, he gets the chance to prove he can do it, so lets see.
I have no doubt that TFL needs some slimming but could this result in strikes, or lack of investment in new infrastructure or inflation nesting price rises in the next term.
Anyway, he gets the chance to prove he can do it, so lets see.