DrRingDing
'anti-human wanker'
Pete the Greek said:ringding
time to remind you of a promise.
IIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttttttt's Shaved Balls Piccy Time!!!
All in good time
Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit's Tory Time!!
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All in good time
DrRingDing said:All in good time
you never let us down, do you ring?
DrRingDing
'anti-human wanker'
JHE said:
*sniffs air*
Is that the scent of JHE malice?
exosculate
a stagger with a beat
Pete the Greek said:
Forget that, are you Stelios?
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Pete the Greek said:
http://politics.guardian.co.uk/labour/story/0,,2016791,00.html
New Grauniad exclusive. Lab 13 points off the pace and Tories set to win the next G.E.
Havin' it.
It's meaningless...though, I suspect this is everything in your tiny world.
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
Pete the Greek said:
http://politics.guardian.co.uk/labour/story/0,,2016791,00.html
New Grauniad exclusive. Lab 13 points off the pace and Tories set to win the next G.E.
Havin' it.
So much for your claim that I libelled you for calling you "rightwing", eh?
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
exosculate said:
Nah, he's just been caught cottaging in the same karzis, is all.
ska invita
back on the other side
At least if CAmeron wins there'll be no ID cards - thats a pretty big deal to me.
Why dont people vote LibDem? If you're going to vote for a maisntream party it might as well be them. What are the public so scared of? They run Scotland very nicely.
Why dont people vote LibDem? If you're going to vote for a maisntream party it might as well be them. What are the public so scared of? They run Scotland very nicely.
Spion
I hear ya
I'm looking forward to meeting Tory Pete at a forthcoming meet here in YorksViolentPanda said:So much for your claim that I libelled you for calling you "rightwing", eh?
I'll let you know if he's more Pops or Stelios
(all of which is very wrong of course. If a poster's u/n announced they were black we'd hardly be putting up pics of well known black artistes/businessmen/grotesques would we?)
Streathamite
ideological dogmatist
correct me if I'm wrong but it's a lib-lab coalition and they don't completely 'run' scotlandniksativa said:
Streathamite
ideological dogmatist
this poll is actually irrelevant for these reasons
1) it's built on a hypothetical - people don't actually yet know how Brown would be as chancellor.
In October 1990, the tories were 12% behind in the polls. 1 month later, thatch was gone.
15 months after that, trhe tories won a GE.
2) Cameron has made no great policy commitments, made no substantial changes (as blair did within his first year. it's cos he can't because he knows the only way to get into power is to dump thatcherism, replace it with one-nation toryism - but doing that would split the tories down the middle.
come the GE, voters will want commitment.
1) it's built on a hypothetical - people don't actually yet know how Brown would be as chancellor.
In October 1990, the tories were 12% behind in the polls. 1 month later, thatch was gone.
15 months after that, trhe tories won a GE.
2) Cameron has made no great policy commitments, made no substantial changes (as blair did within his first year. it's cos he can't because he knows the only way to get into power is to dump thatcherism, replace it with one-nation toryism - but doing that would split the tories down the middle.
come the GE, voters will want commitment.
Streathamite
ideological dogmatist
sorry - meant as PM! 
taffboy gwyrdd
Embrace the confusion!
Groucho said:
Not if he gets 'em power. They will forgive him his apparent liberalism for that like Labour "leftwingers" were incredibly soft on Blair and still mostly are.
Of course - it is a measurably greater service to bring the torys left than to bring labour to the right. Shame they would be in government though.
We will either get Brown, an unknown quantity who isnt half what "left wingers" will want to think - or we will get Toryboy Dave surrounded by a lot of people who I suspect will be quite inept.
Basically, if the tories it wont be long before they are hated as Labour were.
goneforlunch
Member
How do you know that?niksativa said:
The Tories tried to bring ID cards in when Michael Howard was Home Secretary, Cameron's recent opposition (he supported ID cards under Howard's leadership) seems to be based on the cost issue, and not particularly on civil liberties, and he has not said that he is opposed to the National Identity Register, or the data sharing plans. There's a lot more to this than just the card itself.
Tory time!!!!!!!!!!!? Not for me, it's not.
