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He says that there wont be an election this year or next, who said this country wasn't turning in to a junta. the horrid little dictator is going to turn this country into a European puppy. Its a shame Cameron is such a tw4t.
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He was obviously shaken by the latest polls, as I said on an earlier thread, the mans a Schmuck.
He'll continue with Blairs policy of ruining this country, and as for Cameron, lets just hope he keeps to the confernce agenda, somehow, over two years, I doubt it, but if he does, he'll have my vote, but for now, its just wait and see.
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He was obviously shaken by the latest polls, as I said on an earlier thread, the mans a Schmuck.
He'll continue with Blairs policy of ruining this country, and as for Cameron, lets just hope he keeps to the confernce agenda, somehow, over two years, I doubt it, but if he does, he'll have my vote, but for now, its just wait and see.
What the F**K are you on about carsonking .
Any leader - Labour or Conservative will go to the polls when they consider the time is right
There is no reason to call an election now , under the constitution , so why should he call one , if the indicators are not in his favour
As for dictator , just count yourself lucky you are not living in
Burna or somewhere similiar
Right - I'll go and have my KFC now
Any leader - Labour or Conservative will go to the polls when they consider the time is right
There is no reason to call an election now , under the constitution , so why should he call one , if the indicators are not in his favour
As for dictator , just count yourself lucky you are not living in
Burna or somewhere similiar
Right - I'll go and have my KFC now
He said he was going to have an election, he lied, yet another lie coming from this labour junta government, if we had some minerals in this country, we would be marching on the houses of parlement and demanding election. As for it 'the time is right' bit, thats what the Burma government has been doing for years, every junta has to start somwhere, they don't appear over night, maybe the chemicals in your KFC are frying your brain.
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Sorry again Car.
Well said sambro. In my opinion all potential Priministers promise the world and deliver sod all. But, since Gordon has been in power he has righted some of Tonys wrongs and has pretty much got on with doing the job correctly. I just wish someone would bloody well address the immigration issue with some seriousness and urgency. There are people bringing deadly diseases into this country which is costing the tax payer millions, not to mention spreading infections. We should take a similar stance as New Zealand and Oz by closing the gates and being bloody careful who we let in this country. I know Gordon has tightened immigration control, but thats not the half of it.
carsonking is right, but surely David Cameron should step down, in favour of Iain Duncan Smith, as it must be his turn to become Prime Minister.
His military background is impeccable and he would soon put paid, to all those rabble rousing lefties, who seem to be everywhere, including this site.
He has the personal backing of William Hague, what a dream team that would be, the Conservatives returned to power, in a massive landslide victory.
His military background is impeccable and he would soon put paid, to all those rabble rousing lefties, who seem to be everywhere, including this site.
He has the personal backing of William Hague, what a dream team that would be, the Conservatives returned to power, in a massive landslide victory.
Did Brown ever explicity say he was going to call an election? As far as I can remember, this was all speculation on the part of the press. Brown hinted at a possibility (and also indecision), and he's now come to the decision that there isn't going to be one. That's a long way away from lying. And I'd also like some evidence that Brown is a 'horrid little dictator'.
I think he should have called an election, but I can understand that he wants to establish himself further as PM. Besides, he'll hardly be the first postwar premier to have served a term without calling a general election (Callaghan and Major both did, for instance).
I think he should have called an election, but I can understand that he wants to establish himself further as PM. Besides, he'll hardly be the first postwar premier to have served a term without calling a general election (Callaghan and Major both did, for instance).