8 words that strike fear into my heart:

[Olly]

'The prime minister David Cameron is chairing COBRA.' :laugh:

[Richard]

DC is quite sincere and tries to do the right thing but hasn't a clue and usually screws up.
Come to thinkj of it they all start out with good intentions but that way lies the road to Hell, so they tell me !!

Might as well vote for a maverick who gets it right by whatever means.
I didn't mention UKIP !!



Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.

[Watcher]

DC is sincere? Are you real? Look what they are doing to the poorest in the land.

[WestfieldMike]

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Olly wrote:
'The prime minister David Cameron is chairing COBRA.' :laugh:
[/quoted]

HA ha, quite right. He hasn't got a clue. Roll on the elections, let's get rid of the numpty.

[Anonymous1]

[quoted]
Richard wrote:

Might as well vote for a maverick who gets it right by whatever means.

[/quoted]

Bit scary that statement_ _ __ _ _the term "right" needs defining too.

[WestfieldMike]

[quoted]
G.K. wrote:
[quoted]
Richard wrote:

Might as well vote for a maverick who gets it right by whatever means.

[/quoted]

Bit scary that statement_ _ __ _ _the term "right" needs defining too.
[/quoted]

Well on the website The Political Compass, they have all the parties and where they are in the political spectrum. The Tories and UKIP are in exactly the same place, half way across to the right, and level.
The BNP surprisingly are on the midway line of left and right, but higher up towards authoritarian. Labour and LibDems are also right wing.

[Olly]

[quoted]
Richard wrote:
[color:blue]DC is quite sincere and tries to do the right thing but hasn't a clue and usually screws up.[/color]
Come to thinkj of it they all start out with good intentions but that way lies the road to Hell, so they tell me !!

Might as well vote for a maverick who gets it right by whatever means.
I didn't mention UKIP !!
[/quoted]

In other words he's 'nice but dim'? I wouldn't argue with that! But I'm afraid the power has made him delusional Richard. At least The Blessed Margaret lasted 11 years in office before she lost the plot.

[Olly]

[quoted]
WestfieldMike wrote:
[quoted]
G.K. wrote:
[quoted]
Richard wrote:

Might as well vote for a maverick who gets it right by whatever means.

[/quoted]

Bit scary that statement_ _ __ _ _the term "right" needs defining too.
[/quoted]

Well on the website The Political Compass, they have all the parties and where they are in the political spectrum. The Tories and UKIP are in exactly the same place, half way across to the right, and level.
The BNP surprisingly are on the midway line of left and right, but higher up towards authoritarian. Labour and LibDems are also right wing.

[/quoted]

U-KIP, U-KIP - ra-ra-ra! Ni-gel, Ni-gel - go, go, go! :blush: Sorry, that's a Pavlov's Dog reaction that comes over me whenever I think of our saviours. The Loony Left has done enough damage, now give the Right a chance to fix it.

[Richard]

They are all delusional I think the ordinary people should be presented with more power over what they actually do as the domocratic process of electing the monkeys once every 5 years and letting them get on and do what they want allows them far too much freedom and power.

each time there is a crisis or an important subjet to address we should have them present us with a choice of options and likely outcomes - is that too easy?

Perhaps the Greeks had more democracy?




Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.

[WestfieldMike]

Well I'm voting UKIP, as I did in the council elections.