The 2015 Popularity Contest (aka UK General Election )

[Kurt.]

on a more serious note...... what's important to you in this electon @MoutsGoat

 

[chicoazul]

on a more serious note...... what's important to you in this electon @MoutsGoat

Food tax.

 

[Goat]

Caramacs being 12p is the best proposal ive seen so far really Kurt.

 

[Kurt.]

Carmacs being 12p is the best proposal ive seen so far really Kurt.

yeah, I thought it was a winner to be honest

 

[Milk]

Also, i'd make bus fares into town only 10p... cos yer only goin into town ffs

@Kurt .......... wrong way round. If by "Town" you mean Llangefni (seeing as we both know where you live), then you'd have to pay me a LOT more than 10p TBF

 

[Clint Planet]

So, the dark lord Blair has entered the fray. Always good to hear from the lying war criminal.

 

[The Esk]

So, the dark lord Blair has entered the fray. Always good to hear from the lying war criminal.

Well if he wakes everyone up from sleep walking into an anti Europe, more austerity minority Government backed by the Unionists and perhaps UKIP then he's a welcome voice.

"Things can only get better"

 

[The Esk]

Listening to him speak, he is head and shoulders above any contemporary British politician.

 

[The Esk]

Quite brilliant speech.

Totally clarity relating to the choice facing the country, isolationism and austerity under the Conservatives with a massively disruptive and unnecessary referendum versus Labour, protection of public services and a vote for social and economic inclusion.

 

[1966efc]

Very powerful speech from Blair. Clarity, conviction, reason.

Not a huge admirer because of the Iraq debacle but credit where credit is due.

 

[roydo]

unnecessary referendum

Cant disagree with him there. But Iraq, him wanting to join the Euro, and him wasting the majority he had in his first term all count against in my book.

But a very good speaker, and as you say, head and shoulders above the shower we seem to be landed with. Or is it me getting on?!!

 

[Eggs]

Cant disagree with him there. But Iraq, him wanting to join the Euro, and him wasting the majority he had in his first term all count against in my book.

But a very good speaker, and as you say, head and shoulders above the shower we seem to be landed with. Or is it me getting on?!!

....without wanting to open the proverbial can of worms, much of the relative calm in N Ireland and on the mainland is a legacy of his time. I'm not suggesting this was achieved without some pain but it was a very different position when he came to power.

 

[1966efc]

....without wanting to open the proverbial can of worms, much of the relative calm in N Ireland and on the mainland is a legacy of his time. I'm not suggesting this was achieved without some pain but it was a very different position when he came to power.

Certainly ... along with a quite remarkable moment of vision from the Rev Dr Paisley.

 

[roydo]

....without wanting to open the proverbial can of worms, much of the relative calm in N Ireland and on the mainland is a legacy of his time. I'm not suggesting this was achieved without some pain but it was a very different position when he came to power.

True. He was PM at the time, but a lot of spadework was done well before him. On both sides, and from Clinton. But he got them over the line.

 

[arminisgod]

Listening to him speak, he is head and shoulders above any contemporary British politician.

amazing politician. He would have destroyed any of them in those 'leaders' debates.

His performance when in the dock for the Iraq invasion proved that.