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Old 06-04-2010, 19:08   #19
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Re: The 2010 General Election Thread: Week 1

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Originally Posted by Hiroki View Post
Labour

Would have been Conservative but Cameron is a slimy ****
It's funny how you can make such a wild claim when the Government currently in power has failed terribly over the last 13 years.

Let's have a look at a summary of facts shall we over this time:-
  • Crime UP.
  • Kids Murdering kids - Big Issue 'Knife culture'.
  • Over crowded prisons leading to early releases under Labour's 'Early Prisoner release scheme'.
  • Hospitals and Doctor surgeries failing patients by them working to the premise of set Targets introduced by Labour, rather than provide one-to-one real patient care.
  • Council TAX risen to extortionate levels under Labour and the MP who was responsible for that area in Government (John 'Two Jags' Prescott) during these rises evaded paying it for years.
  • Expenses Issue - Granted this was a Cross Party issue but it happened under a Labour Government - Unacceptable.
  • Illegal Immigration - Out of Control under Labour.
  • The Great Petrol revolt 2000 - saw the Country in 2000 grind to a halt because of the TAX on Fuel duty.
  • Gordon Brown, under his infinite wisdom sold our Gold at rock bottom prices - losing us a fortune.
  • The 'Made in Britain' Industry falling to it's knees because of the easy TAX avoidance systems abroad.
  • Gordon Brown is not an elected Prime Minister.
  • Britain's Roads - 'Welcome to Pothole City/Town/Village, sod it 'Welcome to the United Pothole'.
  • Too much 'Red tape and Bureaucracy under Labour.
I could go on - but crikey any of the above should make people see sense that Labour is not the party for the people.
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