Conservative Government 2010 - Page 3

Tealeaf · 12-10-2009, 21:32

Lets just hope Gordon repays the taxpayer the £12,500 he pinched off us before he finally ****s off. Mind you, he's probably going to raise that dosh by flogging what's left of the country's silver...the Tote, the Channel Tunnel, etc

jaysay · 13-10-2009, 09:17

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

Lets just hope Gordon repays the taxpayer the £12,500 he pinched off us before he finally ****s off. Mind you, he's probably going to raise that dosh by flogging what's left of the country's silver...the Tote, the Channel Tunnel, etc

You've been watching the news channel again Tealeaf

Benipete · 13-10-2009, 09:31

Could flog the Elgin Marbles back to the Greeks

Stumped · 13-10-2009, 18:01

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

Lets just hope Gordon repays the taxpayer the £12,500 he pinched off us before he finally ****s off. Mind you, he's probably going to raise that dosh by flogging what's left of the country's silver...the Tote, the Channel Tunnel, etc

Is that before or after he sells us all into slavery under the EU. Anyone remember EFTA (the so called European Free Trade Association) that Ted Heath conned us into? I don't ever recall that being the handing over of power to Brussels, which subsequent 'treaties' have ensnared us into!

jaysay · 15-10-2009, 09:27

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Originally Posted by Stumped

Is that before or after he sells us all into slavery under the EU. Anyone remember EFTA (the so called European Free Trade Association) that Ted Heath conned us into? I don't ever recall that being the handing over of power to Brussels, which subsequent 'treaties' have ensnared us into!

Think yourself lucky Stumped at least we'll get President Blair out of the deal

Stumped · 23-10-2009, 18:19

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Originally Posted by andrewb

The Conservatives are certainly not home and dry yet. A lot of work to be done between now and whenever there is an election. They have to achieve a large swing just to get a hung parliament as the current boundaries work in Labours favour. If they want to win the election I think they need the largest swing in post war Conservative victories.

I firmly believe that the next election will be a very close call, in as much as people are more likely to vote for fringe parties because of their disillusionment with the so call 'Big Three'. Seems that many will turn their backs on Labour, but will dither over voting the Tories back into power. The Lib Dems, well, they're just the Lib Dems: a bunch of woolly headed idealists who are so used to sitting on the fence that the ivy has started to grow over them.