[ange7]

Originally Posted by thebeast

Yeah him and Nick Clegg would be worth a shag!

it hasn't come to that has it? :P

[Beastie]

Originally Posted by ange7

it hasn't come to that has it? :P

[arista]

Originally Posted by ange7

"Embrace Our New PM Soon.
David Cameron. "
ewww ... do you have his pic on your phone as a screensaver? DO you love him? Do you WANT him?

No I Respect Him


Embrace means Welcome in a Warm Way


I guess Down Under its all
' Hey Shirley get the Barbie on you dog'

Your in a New Nation we put the
Criminals of Our Empire down there
you must come from something close to that in some way.


Bliss.

[ange7]

Originally Posted by arista

No I Respect Him


Embrace means Welcome in a Warm Way


I guess Down Under its all
' Hey Shirley get the Barbie on you dog'

Your in a New Nation we put the
Criminals of Our Empire down there
you must come from something close to that in some way.


Bliss.

"' Hey Shirley get the Barbie on you dog'"
maahahaha

and in the UK it's
"aww immigrants are taking my job ... that I never ever had nor would know what to do with". :P

[arista]

Originally Posted by ange7

"' Hey Shirley get the Barbie on you dog'"
maahahaha

and in the UK it's
"aww immigrants are taking my job ... that I never ever had nor would know what to do with". :P

That was the New Dead Labour Way
that made a mess of Illegal Migrants.


So it is Good that New Dead Labour
will be gone.

[ange7]

Milliband new pm in 12 months
I called it!

[arista]

"I'd bet money that if the next Labour leader is decent "


Dezzy it could even be worse
like Man Hater Harmen

[arista]

"before the coalition "


Dezzy you Guess and Dream to much.


We still do not know what the Deal is yet.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by arista

"before the coalition "


Dezzy you Guess and Dream to much.


We still do not know what the Deal is yet.

Let's face it Cameron will want to take the majority in any way he can and the only way that's gonna happen is with a coalition because a minority government wouldn't be in his favour if another election is called. He'll want to take control and earn the public's favour properly as he has relied on trashing Gordon Brown as his main election tactic rather then anything else.

I'd say something about you Aristabot but there's too much I wouldn't know where to begin so how about instead you go and make sure you're Firewall is upto scratch. We don't want you catching any malware now do we?

[arista]

"Let's face it Cameron will want to take the majority in any way he can"

Dezzy this is in the interest of the UK Public.
Dave and Nick are acting like Presidents.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by arista

"Let's face it Cameron will want to take the majority in any way he can"

Dezzy this is in the interest of the UK Public.
Dave and Nick are acting like Presidents.

Yeah and it's in the best interest for the UK to have a mjaority government where actions can be carried out easily.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Yeah and it's in the best interest for the UK to have a mjaority government where actions can be carried out easily.

Yes For Sure


Thats why New Dead Labour are not wanted.

[Mark]

Election 2010: What do you Want?

43%
Labour & Lib Dem

24%
Tory & Lib Dems/DUP

33%
Another General Election

Facebook poll with 700,000 votes. Cameron was nothing more than an anti-Brown vote.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Mark

Election 2010: What do you Want?

43%
Labour & Lib Dem

24%
Tory & Lib Dems/DUP

33%
Another General Election

Facebook poll with 700,000 votes. Cameron was nothing more than an anti-Brown vote.

Lab-Lib Not enough seats.
so many can not do Maths.


Sign Of The Times.

[Angus]

Originally Posted by Mark

Election 2010: What do you Want?

43%
Labour & Lib Dem

24%
Tory & Lib Dems/DUP

33%
Another General Election

Facebook poll with 700,000 votes. Cameron was nothing more than an anti-Brown vote.

Keep telling yourself that if it makes the drubbing of Labour easier to bear.

[Beastie]

Originally Posted by Mark

Election 2010: What do you Want?

43%
Labour & Lib Dem

24%
Tory & Lib Dems/DUP

33%
Another General Election

Facebook poll with 700,000 votes. Cameron was nothing more than an anti-Brown vote.

Facebook is full of people who just "jump on the bandwagon" and most of them are probably "teeny boppers" who joined the groups.. therefore it is false statistics!!

[Mark]

Lab-Lib ended the disaster in 1974, they can do it again. Brown needs to hand over to Milliband so he can be the new face of politics.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Mark

Lab-Lib ended the disaster in 1974, they can do it again. Brown needs to hand over to Milliband so he can be the new face of politics.

What he needs to do first is go to the Queen.

As for Milliband - what happens if he does not want it yet?
You need others to pick.

Look what went on when Blair gave
it to Brown.

So New Dead Labour need a 10 year rest first

First thing is Getting Our New PM David Cameron into 10 Downing St.

[Angus]

Originally Posted by arista

What he needs to do first is go to the Queen.

As for Milliband - what happens if he does not want it yet?
You need others to pick.

Look what went on when Blair gave
it to Brown.

So New Dead Labour need a 10 year rest first

First thing is Getting Our New PM David Cameron into 10 Downing St.

According to the Labour rag (The Mirror), David Miliband's brother, Ed Miliband is going to challenge him for the leadership. I shall look forward to a bit of sibling rivalry!

However, the public are not going to tolerate yet another UNELECTED PM being foisted on it by New Labour, who seem to think they can bypass the ballot box on this issue whenever they feel like it. If they try that stunt again, Miliband will suffer the same fate as Brown at the next election. Of course they might just pick Harriet Harman which would guarantee Labour being out in the wilderness for years to come!

[Angus]

Originally Posted by Mark

Lab-Lib ended the disaster in 1974, they can do it again. Brown needs to hand over to Milliband so he can be the new face of politics.

Just to clarify, there was no coalition with the liberals in 1974, though there was briefly a Lib/Lab pact in 1977/78. In 1974 Wilson formed a minority government with 301 seats, after Ted Heath resigned. Wilson went to the country six months later and was returned with a small majority. When Wilson resigned in 1976 Callaghan became leader and just two short years later, we had the winter of discontent, which led to Margaret Thatcher winning the 1979 General Election with an overall majority of 43 seats.

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by Mark

Lab-Lib ended the disaster in 1974, they can do it again. Brown needs to hand over to Milliband so he can be the new face of politics.

Lib Lab pact was in 77 lasted for a year

In 74 there was an election in the Feb, result was a hung parliament, Heath (the sitting PM) had a greater percentage of the votes but less seats than Labour he tried to make a pact with Liberal Leader Jeremy Thorp it fell through. Took a few weeks to sort out but eventually Harold Wilson made a deal with the Ulster Unionists for support and was returned to power. He later called another general election in the October of that year in order to try and gain a majority. He ended up with a majority of three seats.

Wilson retired in 76 due to ill health and James Callaghan (another unelected Labour PM) took over, in 77 following labour defections and Scottish Labour Party breakaway Callaghan actually ran a minority government so made a deal with David Steel leader of the Liberal party.

This ran for a year then fell apart. Labour then sort support from both the SNP and Plaid Cymru, this led to an extension of the Labour administration however following devolution referendums and Labours refusal to push for regional assemblies, the SNP left the coalition. There was then a vote of no confidence and it toppled the government forcing an election in 79, Up steps maggie to the mark and the rest is history.

[Angus]

Originally Posted by Shasown

Lib Lab pact was in 77 lasted for a year

In 74 there was an election in the Feb, result was a hung parliament, Heath (the sitting PM) had a greater percentage of the votes but less seats than Labour he tried to make a pact with Liberal Leader Jeremy Thorp it fell through. Took a few weeks to sort out but eventually Harold Wilson made a deal with the Ulster Unionists for support and was returned to power. He later called another general election in the October of that year in order to try and gain a majority. He ended up with a majority of three seats.

Wilson retired in 76 due to ill health and James Callaghan (another unelected Labour PM) took over, in 77 following labour defections and Scottish Labour Party breakaway Callaghan actually ran a minority government so made a deal with David Steel leader of the Liberal party.

This ran for a year then fell apart. Labour then sort support from both the SNP and Plaid Cymru, this led to an extension of the Labour administration however following devolution referendums and Labours refusal to push for regional assemblies, the SNP left the coalition. There was then a vote of no confidence and it toppled the government forcing an election in 79, Up steps maggie to the mark and the rest is history.

Cometh the hour, cometh the man (or in this case woman)-In my opinion, the best PM since Churchill, and none better since. During the election campaign, Mrs Thatcher said the Conservatives would cut income tax, reduce public expenditure, make it easier for people to buy their own homes and curb the power of the unions. She delivered on all of them.

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by angus58

Cometh the hour, cometh the man (or in this case woman)-In my opinion, the best PM since Churchill, and none better since. During the election campaign, Mrs Thatcher said the Conservatives would cut income tax, reduce public expenditure, make it easier for people to buy their own homes and curb the power of the unions. She delivered on all of them.

Indeed she did and more, nice wage rises to the troops, a slap around the head to S American Dictatorships etc. and sorted out the economy too. Eased the problems with the balance of Payments and stood up to Europe.

All pretty much effectively undone by Blair and Brown, the laurel and hardy of Politics.

[Beastie]

So tomorrow is a pivotal day.. David Cameron will become PM and hopefully we will see the BB11 eye!

[cupid stunt]

dizzee shud be da prime minister or maybe wiley