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Old 07-04-2010, 00:05   #52
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Re: The 2010 General Election Thread: Week 1

My personal thoughts at the moment:

- Labour: I don't trust them and want them out. Hoon is our current MP and doesn't give a fig for us not to mention his corruption.

- Conservatives: I don't trust them although I'm not sure why, I would class my views as conservative but certainly not aligned with the party

- Lib Dems: For some reason I want to give them a chance even though I don't agree with all there policies. Also there local MP and councillors are the only ones who appear to give a damn

- UKIP: I agree with the policies they advertise but what about the rest?

- Green: Extremists at heart, have some good points but they have an overriding agenda which goes to far and will always stop me voting for them.

- BNP: Fascists, How anybody can actually vote for them I don't know, It's taken more than one attempt to write a forum friendly description.

Anyway, I've voted for Lib Dem at this stage. Its a combination of local interest coupled with reasonable national policies.

I do however have serious concerns as regards our armed forces which in my opinion should be supported, upgraded and expanded to keep us world class which I don't believe the Lib Dems will support and also, Europe which I believe the Lib Dems will be to eager to be increasing our integration when I believe we should be looking more at separation.
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