So David Cameron is to be villified and stopped at all costs? OK, let's hear it for Labour and Jimmy Snot. No contest. Well I am no slavish supporter of any individual but I still consider this "all the same" shit is just that. There is no way Cameron could not shine when you see what 13 years of crap have produced.
"Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes her laws." Mayer Amschel Rothschild
FFS wake up... and deal with the REAL problem. The """money""" problem still exists today... it's called 'debt'. Most of us have a birth certificate and are therefore floated on the 'stock-market' and are expendable...
I wish it were a straight choice between Labour & Conservative .. but its not ..
The reality is that so far Cameron has openly referred to himself as the "heir to Blair" .. he leans albeit covertly towards the Left ..
If that's not the case, why then has he been so supine ? .. permitting Blair & Brown to do the dreadful things they have ? ..
Why, as Leader of the Opposition has he not been opposing tooth & nail ?
The sad truth is that if the Tories get in next time, there will not be very much in the way of change ..
Like many others, I feel totally disenfranchised .. My choices limited ..
I have never & would never vote Labour .. For Libdems, read a watered down Labour, the Tories, as above .. UKIP .. forget it .. there isn't a lot left for me ..
Give me a strong man to lead the Conservatives, a man of integrity, a man of decency .. someone like David Davis, for example & I might be persuaded to re-think ..
I agree with Captain Haddock. It's not a straight choice between old fashioned values/freedoms/responsibilities of the old Tories versus the tax & bust of Labour. Cameron can't be as bad as Brown because nobody can - yet. Whilst I would also agree that getting Labour out is the first massive step towards fixing things, Cameron delivers very little to suggest his "change" would be truly radical.
I'd vote for privatising the BBC, getting out of the EU, sacking half the NHS "management" OR bringing in private healthcare, putting police on the beat where they're accessible and get to know their patches and the people in them, and the cutting of benefits to those who've never worked or come here on a jolly. Not to mention a party who'd simply let me get on with my law-abiding life. The Tories don't do enough in those areas for me, so UKIP it is. Even if they are "inexperienced" and a bit of a political oddity (much of that image is driven by the media anyway). I'm voting for them purely for what they claim to stand for to send out a message as a last resort, although we won't get much control over any government until we start hiding our money.
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The tosser has more faces than a box of kippers ..
So David Cameron is to be villified and stopped at all costs? OK, let's hear it for Labour and Jimmy Snot. No contest. Well I am no slavish supporter of any individual but I still consider this "all the same" shit is just that. There is no way Cameron could not shine when you see what 13 years of crap have produced.
Well said OR. Unite to get Gordon Out!
So it's BNP then?
Nice.
However... I'm uneasy with this one...
"Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes her laws."
Mayer Amschel Rothschild
FFS wake up... and deal with the REAL problem. The """money""" problem still exists today... it's called 'debt'. Most of us have a birth certificate and are therefore floated on the 'stock-market' and are expendable...
Tried to contact you regarding various stories. ***ALL*** ignored... nothing wrong with my ISP... not yours... Hmmm...
Anyway...
SAD
I wish it were a straight choice between Labour & Conservative .. but its not ..
The reality is that so far Cameron has openly referred to himself as the "heir to Blair" .. he leans albeit covertly towards the Left ..
If that's not the case, why then has he been so supine ? .. permitting Blair & Brown to do the dreadful things they have ? ..
Why, as Leader of the Opposition has he not been opposing tooth & nail ?
The sad truth is that if the Tories get in next time, there will not be very much in the way of change ..
Like many others, I feel totally disenfranchised .. My choices limited ..
I have never & would never vote Labour .. For Libdems, read a watered down Labour, the Tories, as above .. UKIP .. forget it .. there isn't a lot left for me ..
Give me a strong man to lead the Conservatives, a man of integrity, a man of decency .. someone like David Davis, for example & I might be persuaded to re-think ..
But short of that .. it has to be BNP ..
I agree with Captain Haddock. It's not a straight choice between old fashioned values/freedoms/responsibilities of the old Tories versus the tax & bust of Labour. Cameron can't be as bad as Brown because nobody can - yet. Whilst I would also agree that getting Labour out is the first massive step towards fixing things, Cameron delivers very little to suggest his "change" would be truly radical.
I'd vote for privatising the BBC, getting out of the EU, sacking half the NHS "management" OR bringing in private healthcare, putting police on the beat where they're accessible and get to know their patches and the people in them, and the cutting of benefits to those who've never worked or come here on a jolly. Not to mention a party who'd simply let me get on with my law-abiding life. The Tories don't do enough in those areas for me, so UKIP it is. Even if they are "inexperienced" and a bit of a political oddity (much of that image is driven by the media anyway). I'm voting for them purely for what they claim to stand for to send out a message as a last resort, although we won't get much control over any government until we start hiding our money.
And now, Dave Cameron will read from the Necronomicon...
I hate this cunt as much as I hate Brown.
We need a good clear out of all the current shit. Get some new blood in parliament.
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