The Tories

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Less

What a big difference between you and I.

I know labour lie, I believe them as much as I believe the Tories these day's, I have already said on site, they don't represent Socialism.

I would love however, just as an aside to see your version of the ideal Conservative, you know the one, the bloke that wouldn't allow cruelty or hardship for anyone, when he appears, I'll vote for him.


Oop's silly me, they don't look after their own, what chance do I have?

I know all politicians lie, that's the big difference otherwise why would they be in politics

[Less]

Originally Posted by jaysay

I know all politicians lie, that's the big difference otherwise why would they be in politics

You actually went out when you were fit and well and Canvassed for a liar?

What a waste!

[Eric]

Originally Posted by cashman

Or perhaps they just don't give a stuff about the grass roots?

That's 'cause they have serfs to mow their lawns

[cmonstanley]

so if these people have had their benefits stopped how many people are really unemployed .could there really be nearly another million people that are not counted in the statistics

[cmonstanley]

this is the future. Letters: Food banks just part of Tories' plan | Society | The Guardian its 2013 and we are going backwards.what kind of society do we want

[cmonstanley]

ha ha so much for ids being a euro sceptic he wont want to upset his outlaws
Over the years, the farm business operating off the country estate part-owned by Duncan Smith's son – with the minister's wife as a trustee – has received well over a million pounds in taxpayer subsidies.

Swanbourne Home Farms, run in partnership between the minister's in-laws, Baron and Baroness Cottesloe, brother-in-law Thomas, and cousin Richard Brooks, has been given €1,517,535 over a 10-year period in funding from the EU. It has also been the recipient of grants understood to be worth tens of thousands of pounds from Natural England.

Described by the EU as "income support" for farmers, these common agricultural policy payments were established by the 1957 treaty of Rome to ensure "fair standard of living for the agricultural community". None of it goes to the Duncan Smiths.

"Neither Iain Duncan Smith or his wife receive any income whatsoever from the Swanbourne Estate," his spokesman says. And few would quibble with the payments themselves. Still, it shows that the best of us need a hand from time to time.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

ha ha so much for ids being a euro sceptic he wont want to upset his outlaws
Over the years, the farm business operating off the country estate part-owned by Duncan Smith's son – with the minister's wife as a trustee – has received well over a million pounds in taxpayer subsidies.

Swanbourne Home Farms, run in partnership between the minister's in-laws, Baron and Baroness Cottesloe, brother-in-law Thomas, and cousin Richard Brooks, has been given €1,517,535 over a 10-year period in funding from the EU. It has also been the recipient of grants understood to be worth tens of thousands of pounds from Natural England.

Described by the EU as "income support" for farmers, these common agricultural policy payments were established by the 1957 treaty of Rome to ensure "fair standard of living for the agricultural community". None of it goes to the Duncan Smiths.

"Neither Iain Duncan Smith or his wife receive any income whatsoever from the Swanbourne Estate," his spokesman says. And few would quibble with the payments themselves. Still, it shows that the best of us need a hand from time to time.

Nice cut and paste job C'mon, except for the first line that is, the rest is plagiarised, too many punctuation marks and capital letters to be all your own work

[cmonstanley]

UK Government ready to release Lib Dem detainees | The Evening Harold Ha ha made me chuckle.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

UK Government ready to release Lib Dem detainees | The Evening Harold Ha ha made me chuckle.

You must have plenty of time on your hands, trawling though press websites looking for crap to waste internet space on here with

[cmonstanley]

i wonder which one is going to be outed for having an affair tomorrow?

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

i wonder which one is going to be outed for having an affair tomorrow?

Scraping the very deep corners of the barrel now C'Mon

[cmonstanley]

nope they are hypocrites this will blow the cabinate apart you havent got a clue jaysay this is very big i mean very big news.live by the sword resign by the sword http://ianbone.wordpress.com/2013/06...secret-affair/ http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisf...le-on-marriage boris with a love child as well lol

[cashman]

If it blows owt apart i will be very surprised, not many give a monkey's about crap like this these days. Big me arse, its sod all these days.

[cmonstanley]

ha ha hope thats not an amptley put word lol

[cmonstanley]

positive its not this http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2...p-rumours.nope its nothing to do with Hague its bigger than that.