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Osem 27-04-2015 10:45
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
Eyes aside , Bliar does look remarkably like Cesar Romero's version of 'the Joker' in that image and that's quite fitting really.

Hugh 27-04-2015 10:55
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35774092)
Works for those who actually believe major party politics is a battle of good vs evil I guess.
He'll be back...

http://s3-static-ak.buzzfed.com/stat...1731-0_big.jpg

denphone 27-04-2015 11:47
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
It looks like Dave's workers on this forum will be working overtime :hyper::hyper: in these next 10 days to try to stop red Ed from reaching Downing Street.;)

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/0...source=twitter

http://www.populus.co.uk/Poll/

Hugh 27-04-2015 12:16
Re: Miliband could savage our cities faster than any bomb
 
Quote:
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:
Or they could just have very strong beliefs, and are vocal with them (both sides of the fence).

Your comment is worthy of the Mail and the Mirror.... ;)

denphone 27-04-2015 12:36
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
Yes there is nothing wrong with strong beliefs but it does verge on worshipping at times but each to their own l say.:)

Personally l feel hurt being classed with those two rags as l prefer the broadsheets.:nono::naughty:

OLD BOY 27-04-2015 12:46
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35773909)
With the possible exception of UKIP none of the major parties come even close to having costed plans.

Tories definitely fell on their backside finding £8 billion down the back of the sofa for the NHS for example.

It's actually been an abysmal campaign by Tories and Labour, the Lib Dems largely anonymous, UKIP a shambles. The SNP's campaign has been 'okay' but compared to the competition has looked excellent.

This is actually the most dire election I can remember in terms of campaign, issues, policies.
And yet the consequences of not returning a Conservative Government will be economically ruinous.

If the public don't wake up soon to the fact that we are not going to be able to spend our way out of this, the thought of emigrating from this country will suddenly become very appealing.

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35773950)
More unworkable rubbish from Labour

http://news.sky.com/story/1472278/la...eneration-rent

Housing in this country is a mess and the last we need is a Labour government stifling the market with unworkable legislation ,far better to announce a plan to build more social housing
Quite right. A freeze on rents for three years will just encourage landlords to start the rent at a much higher rate than otherwise it would have been.

If Labour go on to control rents, it will simply make it uneconomic to buy to rent, and that will mean there will be less properties available for renting. And guess what, that will put up rents.

Crazy, crazy Labour, they really have no idea at all.

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35774088)
Just delayed maybe. Ed Miliband is the one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse.
So he even fails to deliver what is prophesied!

Osem 27-04-2015 13:34
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35774110)
Yes there is nothing wrong with strong beliefs but it does verge on worshipping at times but each to their own l say.:)
It's perfectly possible to detest Labour without being a Tory, voting Tory or even thinking the Tories have all the answers. It's also easy to forget that we don't have a Tory govt. ,we have a coalition in power. ;)

denphone 27-04-2015 14:51
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
Perhaps Mr Miliband is not heading to Number 10 after all.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...rdian-icm-poll

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/gene...-Scotland.html

http://lordashcroftpolls.com/

TheDaddy 27-04-2015 14:56
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35774113)
And yet the consequences of not returning a Conservative Government will be economically ruinous.

If the public don't wake up soon to the fact that we are not going to be able to spend our way out of this, the thought of emigrating from this country will suddenly become very appealing.

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 Quite right. A freeze on rents for three years will just encourage landlords to start the rent at a much higher rate than otherwise it would have been.

If Labour go on to control rents, it will simply make it uneconomic to buy to rent, and that will mean there will be less properties available for renting. And guess what, that will put up rents.

Crazy, crazy Labour, they really have no idea at all.
call me silly with all this talk of aerial bombing and atom bombs over London and how serious the danger is but surely as this is for people with three year tenancies and over all that'll happen is landlords won't dish out three year tenancies any more, no apocalypse just people private renting having a more insecure future, you think that'd be enough to make political capital but as said with all the talk of meltdown I can't help but think I've got it wrong and there's something far more reaching going on

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35774107)
Or they could just have very strong beliefs, and are vocal with them (both sides of the fence).

Your comment is worthy of the Mail and the Mirror.... ;)
Plenty wrong with those beliefs if they blind you to the inadequacies of the side you support

Gary L 27-04-2015 15:02
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
Nick Clegg is an arse.
all he's interested in is what gang he can join.

the past 5 years he's been happily playing his Xbox whilst Dave has been wreaking havoc.
now he wants the opportunity to do the same for another 5 years.

just dissapear Nick. you're irrelevant in politics now.

Damien 27-04-2015 15:25
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
Ashcroft's poll has the Tories with a 6 point lead. First time a poll has departed from the usual statistical noise and margins of error. It may be an outlier but such a result could be enough to get the Tories/Dems a workable majority without the DUP.

Chris 27-04-2015 15:39
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
Meanwhile ICM/Graun has them on +3. It's shifting, but slowly.

Gary L 27-04-2015 17:59
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
LOL have you seen Dave bouncing and all hyped up yet?

so fake Dave.

nomadking 27-04-2015 19:10
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35774149)
call me silly with all this talk of aerial bombing and atom bombs over London and how serious the danger is but surely as this is for people with three year tenancies and over all that'll happen is landlords won't dish out three year tenancies any more, no apocalypse just people private renting having a more insecure future, you think that'd be enough to make political capital but as said with all the talk of meltdown I can't help but think I've got it wrong and there's something far more reaching going on

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Plenty wrong with those beliefs if they blind you to the inadequacies of the side you support
It is some on the Left that are criticising rent controls.
Quote:
Gordon Brown’s favourite economist Paul Krugman, a Nobel prize-winner, has warned that attempts to control rent always fail, writing: ‘Almost every freshman-level textbook contains a case study on rent control, using its known adverse side-effects to illustrate the principles of supply and demand.’
The socialist Swedish economist Assar Lindbeck once said: ‘Next to bombing, rent control seems in many cases to be the most efficient technique for destroying cities.’
Quote:
Rent controls have already proved a disaster in Britain after they were introduced in the First World War.
The measure was supposed to be temporary – but was only dismantled by Margaret Thatcher in the Eighties.
During this time the private rented sector collapsed from 90 per cent of the country’s housing stock to less than 10 per cent.
By the Seventies, rent controls were widely blamed for the slum conditions in much of Britain’s remaining private rented stock.
Landlords, unable to make a sustainable return, neglected homes and dragged their feet over the most basic repairs.
Sounds great doesn't it.:rolleyes:

Osem 27-04-2015 19:16
Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion
 
More inconvenient truths for Labour to be in denial of but hey, who cares, press on regardless with the same old failed policies. They never learn.


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