New Labour pick Ed Miliband to lead there party

[arista]

I hope someone rushes him to hospital to get his Voice fixed
as he talks half through his nose.


SkyNewsHD Live

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[Tom]

I didn't think they could get a less charismatic leader after Gordon Brown

[arista]

I didn't think they could get a less charismatic leader after Gordon Brown


He has trouble talking his Noids are all mangled

[Shaun]

That is potentially the dorkiest-looking political party leader I have ever seen. They have no chance in the next election.

[arista]

That is potentially the dorkiest-looking political party leader I have ever seen. They have no chance in the next election.


Shaun they must Rush him to a Hospital
tonight and get the Dork Voice /Nose problem sorted
before tomorrows interviews.



http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/Labours-New-Leader-Announced-At-Conference-Miliband-Brother-To-Get-The-Job---But-Which-One/Article/201009415742732?lpos=Politics_Top_Stories_Header_0&lid=ARTICLE_15742732_Labours_New_Leader_Announced_ At_Conference%3A_Miliband_Brother_To_Get_The_Job_-_But_Which_One

[Tom]

That is potentially the dorkiest-looking political party leader I have ever seen. They have no chance in the next election.

He looks like David Cameron got trapped in a lift door

They probably would have been better keeping Harriet tbh especially if the lead increased whilst shes been acting leader. Its probably about to go the other way now, and he isn't exactly 'labour', hes like a tory reject who wants a politics career

[arista]

"got trapped in a lift door"


Yes Tom that may have gone down hence his Voice and Nose problem speak.


I am sure Miss NettoAsdaWalmart
will be over the moon.

[Shaun]

"Britain's Progressive Future" - since when was that a nice idea for a slogan? Deary me.

[Omen]

That is potentially the dorkiest-looking political party leader I have ever seen. They have no chance in the next election.

His brother is dorkier.

[Tom]

His brother is dorkier.

Hes not as socially awkward

[Omen]

So the Brownite won and the Blairite didn't. Good.

[arista]

Hes not as socially awkward


Yes like a School boy
who was hit with a Bat in the Face/Nose.

[arista]

His brother is dorkier.


http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/09/22/article-1059774-02C0AE2F00000578-164_468x676.jpg

[Jayson]

Looks like 8 years of Conservatives awaits us.

[Omen]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/09/22/article-1059774-02C0AE2F00000578-164_468x676.jpg

Mr Muscle.

[arista]

Looks like 8 years of Conservatives awaits us.


First of
its Conservative - LibDem
Second
this New better power passed a New 5 Year in power
until a General Election.


So 8 years is Wrong.


No more waiting for the Election every again
it is now a Far better
Fixed Term.
Well Done David and Nick.

[BB_Eye]

Looks like 8 years of Conservatives awaits us.
I would rather have 8 years of a conservative government than another NuLab leader in four years. The right person won today. The Labour party needs to represent something again.

[arista]

The fat unions have said they have there man,
the Union Vote won it.


Ed has No Wife
thats a first for a party leader of Labour.

[BB_Eye]

Four years to find a wife (or husband). Pressure.

[LaLaLand]

Good, I'd rather him over his brother or that cow Abbot anyday.

He's the best out of a bad bunch.

[arista]

Good, I'd rather him over his brother or that cow Abbot anyday.

He's the best out of a bad bunch.


If only he could Speak better

[MTVN]

If only he could Speak better

He does sound like he has a permanent cold.

[arista]

He does sound like he has a permanent cold.


yes his nose is Stuck in the wrong place
and his noids are in his Voice wrong.


He can get it Fixed.
Or he will remain the "bad speak dork union doom boy."

[Angus]

Heheh, Thank you New Labour, Ed Milliband as the Brownite choice of leader will ensure that our new Government remains in power for a LONG time:dance:

[arista]

Heheh, Thank you New Labour, Ed Milliband as the Brownite choice of leader will ensure that our new Government remains in power for a LONG time:dance:


Yes he is such a Boy (Toff from Oxford)
No Wife.


The Wrong Choice for New Labour.


Hey Ed Balls would have been Funny
as he would be the Ed BallsUp.

[arista]

New Labour have a Rule
they have to pick 6 women and 6 men for the cabinet

I have nothing at all against Females in politics.

But how backward is this
there could be 6 more men good and better for a job
but under thes crazy rules they have to pick 6 women.

Some women can be the best for the Job.
But this Token Rule is backward
they have to pick 6 women and 6 men.

Bob Crow also wants to talk to Toff boy Ed.
But Ed can Not fit him in.
Big Mistake.


The Irony was
not that long ago at Conservative London seats
New Labour and Unions dressed as Toffs outside the events.
And Now they have there own Oxford Toff Ed boy

[BB_Eye]

New Labour have a Rule
they have to pick 6 women and 6 men for the cabinet

I have nothing at all against Females in politics.

But how backward is this
there could be 6 more men good and better for a job
but under thes crazy rules they have to pick 6 women.

Some women can be the best for the Job.
But this Token Rule is backward
they have to pick 6 women and 6 men.
I'm with you on this. What the Americans call affirmative action is dated and should be done away with. It makes the contest unfair.

Bob Crow also wants to talk to Toff boy Ed.
But Ed can Not fit him in.
Big Mistake.


The Irony was
not that long ago at Conservative London seats
New Labour and Unions dressed as Toffs outside the events.
And Now they have there own Oxford Toff Ed boyWho cares about his background? I couldn't give a crap if he isn't salt of the Earth, doesn't speak with a regional accent and wasn't lowered into a coal mine as a child. If I wanted somebody with common touch syndrome, I'd go to my local package holiday dealer.

[Tom]

arista they aren't New Labour anymore

[arista]

"crap if he isn't salt of the Earth, "

Yes I agree
thats the irony as the called the Conservatives Toffs, which they are.
Now they have there own Oxford Educated Toff.
Perfect for Miss NettoAsdawalmart
who also Shouted No Toffs.


He could talk to Bob Crow
in private - but is is scrared.
This is how it can all go wrong
as the Union Vote got him as leader.

[arista]

arista they aren't New Labour anymore


Sure.
They are Labour
with a Oxford Boy Toff who speaks like he has a Cold all the time

[Angus]

Sure.
The are Labour
with a Oxford Boy Toff who speaks like he has a Cold all the time

They couldn't have made a better choice of leader - the sort of guy who the majority of the Labour demographic abhor and resent.:joker:

[arista]

http://news.sky.com/sky-news/content/StaticFile/jpg/2010/Sep/Week4/15744706.jpg

http://news.sky.com/sky-news/content/StaticFile/jpg/2010/Sep/Week4/15744729.jpg

Labours Leader says no to new
so the Unions are happy.
But can this single man deal with Fat Unions
or is he the temp leader for now?

[Omen]

Sky News must have said Union Stooge a hundred times if they said it once. If this isn't brainwashing I don't know what is.

I just hope people are able to recognise ring wing bias when then see it. Sky is getting more like Fox by the day.

[arista]

Sky News must have said Union Stooge a hundred times if they said it once. If this isn't brainwashing I don't know what is.

I just hope people are able to recognise ring wing bias when then see it. Sky is getting more like Fox by the day.


No I watch FoxNews Live
they are Extreme and UnBalanced,
Nothing like SkyNews.

[BB_Eye]

http://news.sky.com/sky-news/content/StaticFile/jpg/2010/Sep/Week4/15744706.jpg

This headline made my day.

[BB_Eye]

No I watch FoxNews Live
they are Extreme and UnBalanced,
Nothing like SkyNews.
It's still very biased.

[arista]

It's still very biased.

You can say the Same for the Bloated BBCNews.

Ch4 News is great.
John Snow Live in Manchester tonight at 7PM.

If ITVNews stop funding Ch4 news
SkyNews should take it over with the same staff, of course.

[arista]

Bob Crow is on Ch4 Dispatches now.

They Edited in Updated Images,
of Ed Milliboy and Bob Crow

[arista]

http://news.sky.com/sky-news/content/StaticFile/jpg/2010/Sep/Week4/15746252.jpg

Its like Blair-Brown
all over again.

[King Gizzard]

Good ol Ed :)

[MissKittyFantastico]

Meh. I was rooting for David and thought he had it in the bag, I much prefer him to Ed and he's much more charasmatic imo. I really hope he stays on and gets the Shadow Chancellor's job.

[arista]

http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2010/9/27/1285624202609/28.09.2010-Steve-Bell-car-001.jpg

[Angus]

What a massive step backwards for the Labour Party who appear to have a death wish. Ed only got in with the union vote so now he's their bitch. The electorate will not vote in a labour government in thrall to unions who think nothing of holding the country to hostage with damaging strikes. Those working in the public sector in particular have no more right to their jobs than those in the private sector and overpaid, overprivileged union leaders are now outdated dinosaurs bleating about "injustice" and "unfairness" when in fact their self serving behaviour is both unjust and unfair to the general public.

What really surprises me is that this new Brownite leader played a huge part in the disastrous government we have only recently finally managed to oust from power, and which left this country in such a mess. The fact that he stood against his own brother and hustled his way to the winning post by prostituting himself to the unions, demonstrates his total lack of loyalty and ethics.

Personally, I'm delighted they chose this union stooge as it should guarantee Labour remains in the wilderness for many years to come.

[Omen]

For those who blame the last govt. for the debt the UK currently finds itself in they need to watch the following video to understand the debt mess the likes of Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, Spain and the UK got temselves into. Don't blame the unons. Blame raw naked capitalism.

The unions didn't collapse the international banking system and bring about the recession.The banks did that all by themselves.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5352106773770802849#

So the cuts being endured now are the product of capitalism. Bankers building a hopeless house of cards.

[arista]

Labour has climbed in its coffin and is nailing down the lid

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1315487/With-Ed-Miliband-Labour-climbed-coffin-nailing-lid.html#ixzz10pGbguQd


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Bang On Right
Max Hastings.

[Omen]

It's the Daily Mail. It's Max Hastings.

[arista]

It's the Daily Mail. It's Max Hastings.

Who Cares
The man Speaks the Truth.

[LidlSistA]

"Britain's Progressive Future" - since when was that a nice idea for a slogan? Deary me.

Better than 'Britains Regressive Future' like what we have with the cons running the show:tongue:

[Omen]

Politics is style over substance. So it's a load of rubbish really, isn't it.

[BB_Eye]

Watching his speech now. New Labour spin is here to stay. He is actually praising Blair/Brown for their "economic efficiency". You couldn't make it up. Presumably that's euphemism for aping the Tories' laissez-faire orthodoxy. Thanks for nothing Ed. :rolleyes:

[Omen]

You know what politicians are? Racing drivers have layers of clear polythene over their visors which they peel away as they become soiled. That's what politicians are.

[Omen]

Note the youngsters strategically placed behind him to make him look older.

[BB_Eye]

I bet New Labour really was dead until Ed got a bollocking by Malcolm Tucker. :D
http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2009/10/14/1255534407037/peter-capaldi-thick-of-it-001.jpg

[Omen]

Big brother looks like he's suffering listening to that.

[arista]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/09/27/article-0-0B60265C000005DC-199_634x286.jpg

Double Dorks.
Oxford Toffs
New Dead Labour.


Miss NettoAsdaWalmart
come out of your bunker.
A Toff is here for you.

[Scarlett.]

You know what? I'd rather have Cameron as leader

[arista]

You know what? I'd rather have Cameron as leader

Nothing wrong with that Chewy.
You Are Most Wise.

[Omen]

New Kid on the block. He'll be the lead singer in 4 years.

[BB_Eye]

Typical politician. He has said nothing of any meaning or significance through the duration of his speech. I feel like I have no reason to vote Cameron and Clegg out now.

[Angus]

New Kid on the block. He'll be the lead singer in 4 years.

Not unless the British public also have a death wish. All those years in power and Labour left the country in an unholy mess - that's not a legacy to be proud of, or wish to have revisited on our country. Labour has the EX factor alright.

[Omen]

Typical politician. He has said nothing of any meaning or significance through the duration of his speech. I feel like I have no reason to vote Cameron and Clegg out now.

He's smarter and more charismatic than those two and politics is only a beauty contest these days.

[Omen]

Not unless the British public also have a death wish. All those years in power and Labour left the country in an unholy mess - that's not a legacy to be proud of, or wish to have revisited on our country. Labour has the EX factor alright.

Britain is in a debt bind like most of the world. Governments have little or nothing to do with running the country. Governments are window dressing, and whichever one takes your fancy gets your vote.

[BB_Eye]

He's smarter and more charismatic than those two and politics is only a beauty contest these days.
I would say he was on about level pegging with them, charisma-wise. Smarter? That remains to be seen, but the least you can say about Cameron and Clegg is that they are no spinning the disaster that was New Labour into some sort of slightly faltering success story. Ed screwed up. He is too afraid of his critics in the opposition and the national press to give the Labour party a purpose again. So he has opted to let the party remain as interchangeable with the opposition as it has been since 1994.

It's all well and good to take rhetorical potshots at bankers, but as long as he is content to stick with a system with New Labour maintained engendered, which allowed the bankers to get so above their station in the first place, they are just words and nothing else.

[MTVN]

They chose the wrong Miliband.

[BB_Eye]

They chose the wrong Miliband.
Lets not go down that road. Preventing David Miliband from being made Labour leader it probably the best thing the unions have done in years.

[Omen]

I would say he was on about level pegging with them, charisma-wise. Smarter? That remains to be seen, but the least you can say about Cameron and Clegg is that they are no spinning the disaster that was New Labour into some sort of slightly faltering success story. Ed screwed up. He is too afraid of his critics in the opposition and the national press to give the Labour party a purpose again. So he has opted to let the party remain as interchangeable with the opposition as it has been since 1994.

It's all well and good to take rhetorical potshots at bankers, but as long as he is content to stick with a system with New Labour maintained engendered, which allowed the bankers to get so above their station in the first place, they are just words and nothing else.

Yep. I'd rather shoo them all oout the door than heve such obscene inequality. I hate bankers, they are the scum of the earth and should be universally demonised.

[Omen]

They chose the wrong Miliband.

Big brother sulked all the way through that speech. According to that BBC chap he's quitting politics.

[MTVN]

Lets not go down that road. Preventing David Miliband from being made Labour leader it probably the best thing the unions have done in years.

Why? What makes Ed a better choice than David?

[Omen]

I hate the way Sky News will tell their audience what to make of this speech, there is too much editorial comment from them, the news is all about them, Kay Burley or that fat bloke who sounds like he's got chronic indigestion.

[Angus]

Why? What makes Ed a better choice than David?

Because Ed is the Unions' bitch. They say "jump", he says "how high?".

Slightly OT, those with twitter go follow Domjoly's rants about Ed - they're hilarious.

[BB_Eye]

Why? What makes Ed a better choice than David?
David is an unwavering neo-Blairite who supported the Iraq War, Labour's draconian anti-terror laws and the introduction of student top-up fees.

Here is his voting record
http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/david_miliband/south_shields#votingrecord

He was also involved in the expenses scandal. He was every bit a part of the problem that New Labour created. He would have been a terrible choice of leader imho.

[Omen]

Because Ed is the Unions' bitch. They say "jump", he says "how high?".

Slightly OT, those with twitter go follow Domjoly's rants about Ed - they're hilarious.

Did you follow Sky's report when they announced his victory? They used the phrase union stooge so many times it was clear their intention was to firmly plant this notion in viewers' minds. And for many people who don't closely follow politics and didn't see their game, I'm sure they suceeded in poisoning people against him before he even got started.

[MTVN]

David is an unwavering neo-Blairite who supported the Iraq War, Labour's draconian anti-terror laws and the introduction of student top-up fees.

Here is his voting record
http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/david_miliband/south_shields#votingrecord

He was also involved in the expenses scandal. He was every bit a part of the problem that New Labour created. He would have been a terrible choice of leader imho.

Well the majority of MP's supported the Iraq War, David at least voted for an investigation into the war, unlike Ed who was strongly against it according to his voting record (http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/edward_miliband/doncaster_north). He also supported Labours terrorism laws as well.

Ed will not be a credible oppostion leader imo, he'll lurch the party to the left, which will probably lead to most centrist voters (which I'd imagine most of the country are) losing faith in the party, and he doesnt seem to want to acknowledge the necessity of spending cuts and a strong private sector unlike his brother.

David would have been a more mature and respectable opposition leader/possible Prime Minister if you ask me.

[Angus]

Did you follow Sky's report when they announced his victory? They used the phrase union stooge so many times it was clear their intention was to firmly plant this notion in viewers' minds. And for many people who don't closely follow politics and didn't see their game, I'm sure they suceeded in poisoning people against him before he even got started.

Don't assume that all people are as gullible as the majority of the Labour demographic. Some of us actually make our own minds up about politicians, and there is no need to insult those who don't share your rose coloured view of this car crash of a political party by intimating they are brainwashed sheep who have no opinions of their own.

[Omen]

It's funny you should use the exact same phrase union stooge as if prompted by Sky. Sky's message is designed to inform soft-minded sheeple.

[BB_Eye]

Well the majority of MP's supported the Iraq War, David at least voted for an investigation into the war, unlike Ed who was strongly against it according to his voting record (http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/edward_miliband/doncaster_north). He also supported Labours terrorism laws as well.
Of course David voted for an investigation into the war. This was Labour MPs' opportunity to distance themselves from the old Blairite faction of Geoff Hoon, Harriet Harman and others following their pathetic attempted coup. This was the very reason Brown's cabinet set the inquiry up. To hold on to what little power he had left.

Ed will not be a credible oppostion leader imo, he'll lurch the party to the left, which will probably lead to most centrist voters (which I'd imagine most of the country are) losing faith in the party, and he doesnt seem to want to acknowledge the necessity of spending cuts and a strong private sector unlike his brother.The Labour party haven't been remotely centrist since they were elected in the 1990's. They have actually been a very right-wing party for the better part of 15 years. Carrying the baton as it were, for the Conservative party. This was the only option Labour were faced with in order to get the national press of their case and make themselves 'electable'.

It has to stop. What is the point in having an opposition party if they follow the exact same ideology as the ones in power? As NuLabour demonstrated, and the Tories before them, there is no such thing as a self-regulating market, so it is stupid to have three political parties all that need to pretend there is. One need only turn their attention to the failure of Britain's market economy in how hard it has been hit by the recession and the way the private sector has infiltrated public services such as the NHS to their detriment, with useless costly schemes such as the Private Finance Initiatives, which have multiplied the billions spent on the NHS in interest charges alone. In addition to that, note the faulure of the public transport under the control of the private sector. An appallingly poor service for an extortionate price with companies that eventually had to be bailed out by the government, further adding to the cost and inefficiency. This was while Network Rail caused a scandal handing out six figure bonuses to their executives.

David would have been a more mature and respectable opposition leader/possible Prime Minister if you ask me.He would have had no redeeming qualities as a leader and would certainly have given me no reason whatsoever to vote for Labour again. He had a hand in the expenses scandal, which means he is apart of the problem. We would only have gotten more of the same. Is that really what you want?

[Angus]

It's funny you should use the exact same phrase union stooge as if prompted by Sky. Sky's message is designed to inform soft-minded sheeple.


Hmm, yes I guess people such as yourself get your info from the biased tv channels, but I like to rely on my own intellect and ability to sort fact from fiction, and surprisingly enough "union stooge"(one who allows himself to be used for another's profit or advantage), is the first phrase that sprung to my mind when I heard Ed Miliband had been elected. Probably a slightly politer version of "union bitch". I have followed this idiot's involvement with the unelected Brown's policies for some time and have drawn my own conclusions. If Sky have called him a "union stooge" I can only applaud how astute their commentator is! Seems great minds think alike. I think anyone who still supports Labour these days are the sheep, because they do so in the face of overwhelming evidence of the contempt in which the working class are held by the Labour Party, who had 13 years in power during which their failure was abysmal. Fortunately, they can no longer do any further damage, which must be frustrating for the union dinosaurs who have no teeth until and if their STOOGE ever gets the opportunity to wield any power, which is likely to be NEVER.

[Angus]

Of course David voted for an investigation into the war. This was Labour MPs' opportunity to distance themselves from the old Blairite faction of Geoff Hoon, Harriet Harman and others following their pathetic attempted coup. This was the very reason Brown's cabinet set the inquiry up. To hold on to what little power he had left.

The Labour party haven't been remotely centrist since they were elected in the 1990's. They have actually been a very right-wing party for the better part of 15 years. Carrying the baton as it were, for the Conservative party. This was the only option Labour were faced with in order to get the national press of their case and make themselves 'electable'.

It has to stop. What is the point in having an opposition party if they follow the exact same ideology as the ones in power? As NuLabour demonstrated, and the Tories before them, there is no such thing as a self-regulating market, so it is stupid to have three political parties all that need to pretend there is. One need only turn their attention to the failure of Britain's market economy in how hard it has been hit by the recession and the way the private sector has infiltrated public services such as the NHS to their detriment, with useless costly schemes such as the Private Finance Initiatives, which have multiplied the billions spent on the NHS in interest charges alone. In addition to that, note the faulure of the public transport under the control of the private sector. An appallingly poor service for an extortionate price with companies that eventually had to be bailed out by the government, further adding to the cost and inefficiency. This was while Network Rail caused a scandal handing out six figure bonuses to their executives.

He would have had no redeeming qualities as a leader and would certainly have given me no reason whatsoever to vote for Labour again. He had a hand in the expenses scandal, which means he is apart of the problem. We would only have gotten more of the same. Is that really what you want?

It goes to show what a dire state the Labour Party are in if the Miliband Brothers were the best of a thoroughly bad lot!

[Omen]

As BB Eye said, 13 years of New Labour was more or less the same as the Conservatives. One can only hope that Ed does have some real left-wing credentials and that maybe the UK will give socialism a try, for once. Wouldn't hold my breath though.

[arista]

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/David-Miliband-Looks-Set-To-Quit-Labour-Frontbench-As-He-Leaves-After-Brothers-Leader-Speech/Article/201009415747137?lpos=Politics_Top_Stories_Header_0&lid=ARTICLE_15747137_David_Miliband_Looks_Set_To_Q uit_Labour_Frontbench_As_He_Leaves_After_Brothers_ Leader_Speech

Brother David Milliband
has returned to London. Expected to leave the party soon.
He had a spat with Harriet Harmen
telling her she voted for the Iraq War,
why was she clapping her brother etc.

[arista]

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/David-Miliband-Looks-Set-To-Quit-Labour-Frontbench-As-He-Leaves-After-Brothers-Leader-Speech/Article/201009415747137?lpos=Politics_Top_Stories_Header_0&lid=ARTICLE_15747137_David_Miliband_Looks_Set_To_Q uit_Labour_Frontbench_As_He_Leaves_After_Brothers_ Leader_Speech

Brother David Milliband
has returned to London. Expected to leave the party soon.
He had a spat with Harriet Harmen
telling her she voted for the Iraq War,
why was she clapping her brother etc.

[BB_Eye]

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/David-Miliband-Looks-Set-To-Quit-Labour-Frontbench-As-He-Leaves-After-Brothers-Leader-Speech/Article/201009415747137?lpos=Politics_Top_Stories_Header_0&lid=ARTICLE_15747137_David_Miliband_Looks_Set_To_Q uit_Labour_Frontbench_As_He_Leaves_After_Brothers_ Leader_Speech

Brother David Milliband
has returned to London. Expected to leave the party soon.
He had a spat with Harriet Harmen
telling her she voted for the Iraq War,
why was she clapping her brother etc.
Lol, that was hilarious to watch. I also loved the look on Alistair Darling's face when Ed "praised" him for seeing us through the recession as chancellor. :laugh2:

[arista]

'You voted for it, why are you clapping?' David Miliband's dig at Harriet Harman as brother Ed criticises invasion of Iraq

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1315969/LABOUR-CONFERENCE-Ed-Miliband-criticises-Iraq-invasion.html#ixzz10rd4f9ht

[arista]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/09/29/article-1315969-0B659AA8000005DC-42_634x375.jpg


http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/09/29/article-1315969-0B659A74000005DC-730_634x373.jpg

[arista]

http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Admin/BkFill/Default_image_group/2010/9/28/1285706705922/Steve-Bell-28.09.10-001.jpg

[Angus]

I wouldn't trust Ed Miliband as far as I could throw him - he has shown us that he has no loyalty and no ethics - no doubt all the reasons why he was chosen by the morally bankrupt Labour Party as their new leader. They never learn do they?

[BB_Eye]

The party members should have been allowed to nominate the five candidates. John McDonnell was my personal choice (not that I had any intention of joining the party with David the favourite). Instead the decisions were all but left up to Labour MP's and boy has it backfired for them.

[arista]

David Milliband has confirmed
he is not in the shadow cabinet,
he will be a shadow back bencher

SkyNewsHD

[arista]

http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2010/9/27/1285624202609/28.09.2010-Steve-Bell-car-001.jpg

The artist Steve Bell on Ch4News last night
Explained this Art.

David is powered by his Banana
and Ed has this Constant Stare like a Panda
hence Death -Ray Panda vision.


Steve Bell has this Bang On Right
he does have this Freakish Stare all the bloody time.

[Angus]

Well I hope his brother Ed thinks it was all worthwhile, alienating his own brother and betraying him in such a fashion, especially since he did not win the election fair and square but had to rely on the Union vote to do it. And not because his policies are so bloody wonderful, but because the Unions see Ed as the most malleable and easy to manipulate of the two.

[arista]

Well I hope his brother Ed thinks it was all worthwhile, alienating his own brother and betraying him in such a fashion, especially since he did not win the election fair and square but had to rely on the Union vote to do it. And not because his policies are so bloody wonderful, but because the Unions see Ed as the most malleable and easy to manipulate of the two.


Ed is the Temp labour leader,
David returns in 5 years after Ed loses.

[Angus]

No matter what anyone thinks of the Coalition, or the Tories or Lib-Dems as individual parties, they are hopefully never going to vote in the Labour Party again, because a vote for Labour is always going to be a vote for the bloody Unions, who hold the purse strings and are the puppet masters. Anyone who thinks the Unions don't hold the balance of power in the Labour Party have now been proved wrong.

[arista]

Yes and its great than many LibDems (on radio 5 Live last week)
are going to Keep Labour out, by doing pacts with conservatives of each area.
after this 5 years has gone.

[Omen]

To blame the unions for the Uk's economic woes is stupid, and to blame for what they haven't yet done, strike is premature. I see nothing wrong with having a mandate from to unions to lead the Labour Party, yet.

If you need to apportion blame to anyone it should be the banks. They're the ones who sold junk derivatives and bonds.They're the ones who turn on the money tap and create asset bubbles, and turn it off again when it blows up. And they're the ones responsible when it all inevitably blows up as it does.

It the public service is bloated and indebted it is so because it a reflection of the overall ecnomy. In the blame game the unions are the junior party to the banks in this.

[BB_Eye]

Actually, I agree Ed won the leadership contest unfairly. The unions broke the rules on members voting by enclosing promotional leaflets bigging Ed up with the ballot papers. For better or worse, this is a trade union coup for the Labour party.

[NettoSuperstar!]

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Double Dorks.
Oxford Toffs
New Dead Labour.


Miss NettoAsdaWalmart
come out of your bunker.
A Toff is here for you.

Pull up to ma bunker babay...I quite like ED to be honest, his heart is in the right place, but David has wider appeal...I quite fancy him actually

[NettoSuperstar!]

To blame the unions for the Uk's economic woes is stupid, and to blame for what they haven't yet done, strike is premature. I see nothing wrong with having a mandate from to unions to lead the Labour Party, yet.

If you need to apportion blame to anyone it should be the banks. They're the ones who sold junk derivatives and bonds.They're the ones who turn on the money tap and create asset bubbles, and turn it off again when it blows up. And they're the ones responsible when it all inevitably blows up as it does.

It the public service is bloated and indebted it is so because it a reflection of the overall ecnomy. In the blame game the unions are the junior party to the banks in this.

Amen Omen

[NettoSuperstar!]

Yes and its great than many LibDems (on radio 5 Live last week)
are going to Keep Labour out, by doing pacts with conservatives of each area.
after this 5 years has gone.

Shame noone will ever vote Lib Dem again intit

[arista]

Pull up to ma bunker babay...I quite like ED to be honest, his heart is in the right place, but David has wider appeal...I quite fancy him actually


Good you like a Oxford Toff
Full Circle
Miss NettoAsdaWalmart

[NettoSuperstar!]

Good you like a Oxford Toff
Full Circle
Miss NettoAsdaWalmart

I find nothing wrong with being educated and posh aslong as they have their feet in the real world and are not elitists

[arista]

I find nothing wrong with being educated and posh aslong as they have their feet in the real world and are not elitists


Yes Ed is that.
A Nutter

[NettoSuperstar!]

Yes Ed is that.
A Nutter

In what way?

[arista]

In what way?

Oxford Education.


Suck On That Baby.

[NettoSuperstar!]

Oxford Education.


Suck On That Baby.

haha oooOOKay Bob since when is being bright and getting to a good University elitist?...they both went to state comprehensives in London they certainly werent born with silver spoons...thats your bum chum Cameron that is. Ed Miliband is far from elitist idealogically

[arista]

Ed Miliband is the Temp.
His brother gets a go after he crashes,


Feell The Force.

[letmein]

Oxford Education.


Suck On That Baby.

Being educated is a negative? Wow. The UK is in worse shape than I previously thought.

[arista]

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