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Who Will You Vote For?

  • Labour

    Votes: 11 22.9%
  • Conservative

    Votes: 9 18.8%
  • Lib Dem

    Votes: 6 12.5%
  • UKIP

    Votes: 4 8.3%
  • BNP

    Votes: 13 27.1%
  • Green Party

    Votes: 1 2.1%
  • Not Voting

    Votes: 2 4.2%
  • SNP

    Votes: 1 2.1%
  • Plaid Cymru

    Votes: 1 2.1%

  • Total voters
    48
Labour are wholely responible for the demise of a British institution namely the Pub never seems to be a day goes by and another one is boarded up


Yep, nipped into my local tonight, the rest seem to be changing hands or selling up.

A Pint of Becks on draft and a bag of pork scratching. £4.00 ….Thought I was back down London.:eek:

I may have to start drinking the drip trays at this rate.:p

[FONT=&quot]It will be a sad day when you can’t enjoy a pint [/FONT][FONT=&quot]down a local [/FONT][FONT=&quot]after a good days work.[/FONT]

The way things are going we will have both,No Pubs and No Work
[FONT=&quot].[/FONT]:D
 
After that brilliant faux par by that Scottish idiot yesterday calling a a 60 year old long life labour voter a bigot with his mike switched on. what can you say:D:D
 
I thought his actions were well funny when he was in the radio station I bet Jeremy was nearly wetting himself when he played that recording. Mind you hats off to the guy I struggle to get an apology from the kids never mind a Prime Minister. Although admittedly the kids are not up for election. I think he has missed his calling, dell boy would take him on for Rodney`s long lost twin :)
 
After that brilliant faux par by that Scottish idiot yesterday calling a a 60 year old long life labour voter a bigot with his mike switched on. what can you say:D:D
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[/FONT] It's obvious what is wrong with Gordon Brown... He has no neck.:D

This of course restricts the amount of blood circulating to his brain.:rolleyes:

This induces paranoid delusional behaviour and a tendency to think he some sort of Messiah in waiting.
:eek:
 
In 1997 after17 years of Tory arrogance, egotism and widespread self serving interest, the country was ready for a change and expected 'New' Labour to provide egalitarianism. What did we get?~ Tony Blair, and Labour arrogance, egotism and widespread self serving interest.
The problem seems to stem from too much power and poor self governance, Gordon Brown pronounced an end to this attitude when he inherited power yet I see little evidence of this, whether this is through lack of will on his behalf or the leviathan nature of govenment in general it's hard to define (although the latest revelations of the man seems to indicate it's as much his nature at fault than anything else).
So what do we do? have a hung parliament, vote in the Liberals, Tories, BNP or monster raving loony party (they'd get ny vote if I thought thay had a chance.) Be assured whom-ever takes over the reigns of UK plc will introduce swinging cuts and taxes that will make us all squeak, this means that the average working man will feel the effects of a double dip recession even if one doesn't manifest itself, in the mean-time city traders and bankers are rubbing their hands and salivating at the opportunities to 'make' even more fat bonuses on the back of us all.
Why do think that none of the parties are giving the full picture? We are all being mushroomed and treated with contempt.:mad:

On a lighter note:
Marmite

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In 1997 after17 years of Tory arrogance, egotism and widespread self serving interest, the country was ready for a change and expected 'New' Labour to provide egalitarianism. What did we get?~ Tony Blair, and Labour arrogance, egotism and widespread self serving interest.
The problem seems to stem from too much power and poor self governance, Gordon Brown pronounced an end to this attitude when he inherited power yet I see little evidence of this, whether this is through lack of will on his behalf or the leviathan nature of govenment in general it's hard to define (although the latest revelations of the man seems to indicate it's as much his nature at fault than anything else).
So what do we do? have a hung parliament, vote in the Liberals, Tories, BNP or monster raving loony party (they'd get ny vote if I thought thay had a chance.) Be assured whom-ever takes over the reigns of UK plc will introduce swinging cuts and taxes that will make us all squeak, this means that the average working man will feel the effects of a double dip recession even if one doesn't manifest itself, in the mean-time city traders and bankers are rubbing their hands and salivating at the opportunities to 'make' even more fat bonuses on the back of us all.
Why do think that none of the parties are giving the full picture? We are all being mushroomed and treated with contempt.:mad:

I 100% agree and would like to add…

If ever there was a party that said one thing in public and behaved differently in private you need look no further than the Labour party!

This has been blatantly obvious over the last couple of days

However one thing is for certain these days with politicians is that any compromise and common sense will always be out of the window.
 
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jesus christ how is anybody Voting Tory on Here seriously ? Brown hasnt done the Best job as PM but he,s a far Better Choice than either Cameron or Clegg .

Well who ever Votes tory on here better be prepared to lose their jobs in the Tories instant $6bn public service spending cuts and every area except Health and Foriegn Aid will be effected.

oh and while your thanking the Tories for taking your work/ jobs away you can also thank them for raising your Bills with the new 19.5% VAT raise.

just look at these articles to see how bad the Tories really are

Cameron's Councils

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/p...-per-cent.html

Dont get me wrong Labour are not Perfect but they are the reason were recovering from the Recession quicker than expected

just look at the policies .How can anyone say that the Middle Class party (you know the one that craps all over the Working class) be the best choice for Britain.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politi...10/8515961.stm


/Rant
 
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Johns RIGHT DO NOT WASTE YOUR VOTE

VOTE LABOUR KEEP THE TORIES OUT

A VOTE FOR ANY OTHER PARTY IS GOING TO MAYBE LET THE TORIES IN
:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::
 
That makes him the best MP he wont lie he wont claim expenses and he wont sell this country down the river for his own benefit.;);););)


Chros
 

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