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Jimmy-J

27-04-2015 01:41

Re: Miliband could savage our cities faster than any bomb

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How the hell anyone could vote for these idiots is beyond me.

Same goes for the other idiots too, they're all just as bad.

denphone

27-04-2015 03:22

Re: Miliband could savage our cities faster than any bomb

Absolutely but people are entitled to vote for who they want despite the efforts of a few on here who obviously must be on Commission as some sort of payment for their party masters.;):waving:

Sirius

27-04-2015 05:05

Re: Miliband could savage our cities faster than any bomb

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35774033)

How the hell anyone could vote for these idiots is beyond me...

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It would be like putting yours nut's in a grinder then asking why did that happen when it hurts. :D

papa smurf

27-04-2015 06:18

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35774035)

Good to see an unbiased news source reporting a debate about the policies of this election .. no wait, it's the Daily Mail and Boris. Gutter press and gutter politics ..

hey don't shoot the messenger .

Damien

27-04-2015 06:20

Re: Miliband could savage our cities faster than any bomb

The headline is ridiculously hyperbolic. So much so that I think anyone but the most myopic would write off any valid criticisms that the article might make. Over the weekend we've had Miliband's election compared to the biggest crisis since the abdication and actual bombings.

If Miliband wins then you might want to look at these attempts to swing the election as to why. The Conservatives have a good record that should allow them another term but instead of advocating that they and their supporters are going into overdrive at making apocalyptic predictions of what happens if Labour win.

ianch99

27-04-2015 07:25

Re: Miliband could savage our cities faster than any bomb

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35774039)

Absolutely but people are entitled to vote for who they want despite the efforts of a few on here who obviously must be on Commission as some sort of payment for their party masters.;):waving:

and who are are also Daily Mail shareholders :)

Chris

27-04-2015 08:40

Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion

Threads merged. Can we keep discussion of the campaign in this one thread for the duration please.

Osem	27-04-2015 08:40

Re: Miliband could savage our cities faster than any bomb

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35774033)

How the hell anyone could vote for these idiots is beyond me...

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You're a Daily Mail shareholder now matey - whatever next?... :erm:

:D

heero_yuy

27-04-2015 10:21

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RED Len McCluskey was last night accused of “letting the cat out of the bag” over plans for a Labour pact with the SNP.

Ed Miliband’s biggest paymaster heaped praise on both parties’ manifestos for pledging to end austerity.

Mr McCluskey, the left-wing boss of union Unite, spoke out at a pro-Labour rally in Glasgow, telling the 150-strong audience he had not “come to Scotland to attack the SNP”.

Labour leader Mr Miliband has ruled out a formal Coalition with the SNP to prop up a minority Government. But Tory candidate Philip Davies said: “There’s no point listening to Ed Miliband. Everyone knows it’s Len McCluskey who runs the Labour Party.

Paywall link

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The puppet master speaks. Be afraid....

Damien

27-04-2015 10:26

Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion

You mean if all the talk of the end of the world isn't already scary?

Hugh	27-04-2015 10:29

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35774078)

You mean if all the talk of the end of the world isn't already scary?

2012 has been and gone.... ;)

Osem	27-04-2015 10:30

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35774075)

The puppet master speaks. Be afraid....

Red Len will do the sort of 'wonders' for our economy that Derek Hatton did for Liverpool, Ted Knight did for Lambeth, Ken Livingstone did for the GLC, Arthur Scargill did for the miners and Derek Robinson did for British Leyland.

:)

Damien

27-04-2015 10:35

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35774080)

2012 has been and gone.... ;)

Just delayed maybe. Ed Miliband is the one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse.

heero_yuy

27-04-2015 10:39

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35774088)