is david cameron leading by example

[Less]

Originally Posted by jaysay

I thought CS would have given up these stupid threads by now, now he's trying to disguise them as funny, not

Well, someone got out of the wrong side of the sareer this morning without a doubt!

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Less

Well, someone got out of the wrong side of the sareer this morning without a doubt!

Perhaps we should make him wear this.



The Sadat.

[cmonstanley]

now we know the truth with arms dealers in tow

[Wynonie Harris]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

now we know the truth with arms dealers in tow

...and of course, your precious Tony and Gordon would never do anything like that.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

...and of course, your precious Tony and Gordon would never do anything like that.

Not in a million years.

[accyman]

of course cameron is leading by example

he put his new born baby in the bottom drawer of a wardrobe instead of a cot which is what most people will have to do by the time his cuts,vat increase and spiraling out of control fuel prices have finished with us

[garinda]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

now we know the truth with arms dealers in tow

Tony Blair: Mubarak is 'immensely courageous and a force for good'

'Former PM praises Egyptian president over role in peace negotiations' - Wednesday 2 February 2011

Tony Blair: Mubarak is 'immensely courageous and a force for good' | World news | guardian.co.uk

[accyman]

tory blair never had much credability in the first place and i doubt any opinion he has is taken with any shred of credability by anybody these days lol

[garinda]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

now we know the truth with arms dealers

'Tony Blair, Britain's former prime minister, signed a so-called "Deal in the Desert" in March 2004, which paved the way for oil contracts worth billions, leading to a close relationship that has come under increasing criticism.'

Europe's interests in Libya - Europe - Al Jazeera English

Yes, 'we' do.

[accyman]

theres that majic word OIL again lol

whoever controls oil will have our primieministers lips puckered up against their backside regardless of party colours.

well either that or find themselves invaded if they dont play ball

[garinda]

Perhaps some sad saps should forget about Kate 'n' Wills, and drink a toast from another sort of mug, celebrating a different love affair.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by accyman

tory blair never had much credability in the first place and i doubt any opinion he has is taken with any shred of credability by anybody these days lol

That funny he was once the messiah here to save Britain, I can still see him striding into Downing Street singing Things Can Only Get Better, hey reight

[garinda]

Originally Posted by jaysay

That funny he was once the messiah here to save Britain, I can still see him striding into Downing Street singing Things Can Only Get Better, hey reight

Let's at least strive for historical accuracy.

'Things Can Only Get Better' was belted out the night before, election night, down the South Bank.

The Blairs entered their new home in Downing Street, the following day.

The day after the party.

This day.

BBC News | In pictures | Cherie Blair's hair | The morning after

[cmonstanley]

never liked blair and what he stood for cameron is playing a very dodgy game nobody knows what the future holds for the middle east lets hope hes not burning any bridges before change or we will be paying for it.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

never liked blair and what he stood for cameron is playing a very dodgy game nobody knows what the future holds for the middle east lets hope hes not burning any bridges before change or we will be paying for it.

Twitter.

They'll probably understand that sentence on there.

Bereft of any punctuation, or capital letters.

Tweet, tweet.