2015 post UK election discussion

[ijjysmith]

Your considered and well humoured contributions to this forum make you a winner in my eyes mate

*moves to number 10

 

[daylightrobber]

I don't know why. They have good policies.

How about because my wife is a french Muslim?

 

[peteblue]

I can see your point, but I can't see that Cameron would be happy to be left out. He was, because he is isolated in Europe.

He could be winning quite a stunning election victory, whilst leaving a legacy in a few years of having played a clumsy part in the break-up of the UK, and us leaving the EU, through narrow minded party political decisions.

I think he's too canny for that to happen......

 

[The Mighty Quint]

http://www.theguardian.com/commenti...tisation-biggest-history-staffordshire-cancer

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/nhs-sell-out-tories-sign-largest-5323402

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/half-private-firms-behind-nhs-5347268

... and so on.

And that's just the start, they rushed that through in March, now they are free to do as they please, the NHS is gone as we know it by the time this lot have finished.

 

[deipnosophist]

If the likes of David Cameron, John Key, Stephen Harper, Tony Abbott, Barrack Obama, GW Bush and Hillary Clinton (US's next pres) are the answer, the dumbed down electorate is asking all the wrong questions

 

[SNova]

How about because my wife is a french Muslim?

And?

 

[deipnosophist]

*moves to number 10

lol

 

[SNova]

Doesn't matter, because it wouldn't surprise me to see Cameron back tracking on giving the country a referendum in 2017, he will come out with some crap along the lines of "it's not the right time to have it."

Also look forward to them telling us where this £30 Billion round of cuts is going to come from, and then wait for the meltdown.

Yes Mr. Slippery has back tracked before. Even if he did give us one I doubt it would be a fair one.

 

[daylightrobber]

And?

And, it doesn't really need explaining. She didn't arrive by boat though so you needn't worry that she's a terrorist.

 

[peteblue]

See Tom Watson has just started his campaign to be deputy leader of the Labour party......

 

[SNova]

And, it doesn't really need explaining. She didn't arrive by boat though so you needn't worry that she's a terrorist.

But it does. What policy would somehow affect her? And I can't believe you still don't get the point made about the boats. Think critically and not emotionally.

 

[degsy]

Nice to see Nige ousted!

BUT

If nige was the most acceptable public face, where do they go and who will we get

 

[badger blue]

One song comes to mind...... The Sleaford mods....jolly f#*ker!!! Sums it up really.

 

[Mrk]

Bullshit again Mrk, Tories lead a campaign a million miles into swear and scaremongering that Labour never did, some of the character assassination of Milliband was pathetic.

The Tories will privatise the NHS in the next 10 years, I dread to think what the NHS will be after 10 years of Tory rule, it's already on it's knees after 5 years of them.

I'm going to level with you, I don't 'get' partisanship, so I may be missing something - but you do genuinely sound deranged.

Having political allegiances is fine and normal, but sometimes it doesn't hurt to take a step back and form rational opinions.

 

[degsy]

The SNP have shot themselves in the foot big time.

Their aim was a Labour Government, with them pulling the strings - which lead to Labour losing too many seats - and - by default gave it to Cameron on a plate