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DaveinGermany · 23-05-2017, 05:33

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Originally Posted by accyman

will these be ugandan princes or pirates ?

And here's me thinking that it was only Nigerians & Somalis that had the above, ah well, diversity is such a wonderful thing!

accyman · 28-05-2017, 22:28

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

And here's me thinking that it was only Nigerians & Somalis that had the above, ah well, diversity is such a wonderful thing!

these pirates sell you dodgy DVD's and other copyrighted material

accyman · 28-05-2017, 22:29

Refuse to vote labour for three reasons,

1) jeremy corbyn,

2) dianne abbott!!

Margaret Pilkington · 29-05-2017, 06:22

I like your reasoning Accyman

DaveinGermany · 29-05-2017, 09:30

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Originally Posted by accyman

Refuse to vote labour for three reasons,

1) jeremy corbyn,

2) dianne abbott!!

I presume the Abbotpotamous gets counted as two?

cashman · 29-05-2017, 10:41

As far as i'm concerned this election was called to give the government a stronger hand to negotiate "BREXIT" NO other reason, Corbyn has made this into a policy election, simply cos he dont want to discuss Brexit, whist policies are important, the election was never called for that, as far as i'm concerned they should be sorted big time AFTER Brexit.

Neil · 29-05-2017, 16:19

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

I presume the Abbotpotamous gets counted as two?

I think he must have gone to the same school of counting she did

accyman · 29-05-2017, 16:52

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

I presume the Abbotpotamous gets counted as two?

i was using a mathematical algorithm specially formulated for the school where Diane Abbot learned math

Less · 29-05-2017, 17:06

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Originally Posted by accyman

i was using a mathematical algorithm specially formulated for the school where Diane Abbot learned math

Ah! you mean the school, (though I believe they call it a 'University') of labour lies and skulduggery?

I understand that our (hopefully to be ex) M.P. passed with 95% dishonours.

Exile on Spencer St · 29-05-2017, 17:11

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Originally Posted by cashman

As far as i'm concerned this election was called to give the government a stronger hand to negotiate "BREXIT" NO other reason....

Spot on, Cashy. There is only question to be asked of a candidate - did you vote Leave or Remain?
Only once we've extricated our country from the anti-democratic EuroEmpire can our elections return to dealing with other (important) issues.

accyman · 29-05-2017, 19:40

Diane Abbot very recently blamed her support for the IRA on a large afro hair style she had in the 80's

sounds plausible i remember been quite the Asshole when i had long hair

now i have short hair ......hmmm

maybe no so plausible

accyman · 29-05-2017, 19:41

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Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

Spot on, Cashy. There is only question to be asked of a candidate - did you vote Leave or Remain?
Only once we've extricated our country from the anti-democratic EuroEmpire can our elections return to dealing with other (important) issues.

or how they reacted when things didn't go their way as in

did they act with dignity

or

trash the local community and throw a hissy fit

Less · 31-05-2017, 16:49

So, as I have already said several times on here, I won't be voting for Mr. Jones this time around even if he could guarantee that I won the Euro millions (will we still be able to play after Brexit?).

It even looks like I may well be voting for Theresa's representative Kevin Horkin, now, I know little about the man I did receive some blurb through the letterbox and it does give emphasis on us being strong heading for Brexit which none of the other politico's bullshine seems to regard as important (or maybe they are frightened to death even to mention the subject).

In his three point summary, point 2 'our town centres have been left to decline under labour, including the closure of M&S in Accrington.'

I blame old Jonesy for many things, I don't think I can blame him for a multi-million company deciding enough is enough, perhaps Mr. Horkin would like to come on site and explain this to me and any others that may be interested, he could perhaps give us a more detailed explanation of how he, in comparison to good old Graham can put things right for our district?

It would be nice to hear from one of our candidates at such an important time and 'tother mon doesn't seem overly keen does he?

Margaret Pilkington · 31-05-2017, 17:27

We were visited today by the Tory Team(it wasn't Kevin Horkin...but some underling)...sadly I didn't get to ask any questions because himself went to the door.
I was putting washing away upstairs and by the time I got downstairs himself had promised to vote for them and they had gone(himself promises every doorstepper that we will vote for them...just to get rid of them).

st06nc2 · 31-05-2017, 20:33

660 million has been cut from Labour run NHS Wales over the last three years according to the Welsh TUC.

The 'Bedroom Tax' was part of the Welfare Reform Act 2007 proposed by Labour.

Labour started the privatisation of the NHS. They brought in the 2006 NHS Act that introduced competition into the NHS.

Labour councils employed nearly 23,000 people on zero-hour contracts.

The devastating impact of Labour's raid on pensions: The tax grab has cost workers £118bn since 1997 seems like they're complaining about Tories doing policy's that they did first tbh

Labour sold arms to Libya in return for oil under tony Blair

Hmm all things that labour have accused Tories of, they did themselves