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Re: UK Elections
Pammy, kate 17; meet Mr. Sapper.
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Peter Mandelson said he was a little depressed about Labour's election result. I hope feels better soon as my nephew who is in Afghanistan fighting the Taliban is worried sick about him.
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Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8557058)
Peter Mandelson said he was a little depressed about Labour's election result. I hope feels better soon as my nephew who is in Afghanistan fighting the Taliban is worried sick about him.
Perhaps he should take the Queens shilling and head over to the Sandbox himself. Given that he believes, "I'm a fighter, not a quitter" and has "inner steel" obviously a no brainer and the lads could do with a bit more help from a self proclaimed person with super powers. Failing that, to cheer himself up he should ask BA if they have plans for a seat sale so he can get himself to Toronto for Gay Fest. :eek: |
Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 8556822)
Pammy, kate 17; meet Mr. Sapper.
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Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 8555976)
My reading of the result was that the electorate had had enough of labour, but weren't quite willing to trust the tories without some kind of check. I suspect he'll be punished quite badly next time if he goes into a Lab/LD coalition after saying he wouldn't. It won't last either as they won't have a majority without getting the scots and welsh crack pot parties involved.
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Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by dollface
(Post 8557802)
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[QUOTE=Alan2005;8555976]My reading of the result was that the electorate had had enough of labour, but weren't quite willing to trust the tories without some kind of check. I suspect he'll be punished quite badly next time if he goes into a Lab/LD coalition after saying he wouldn't. It won't last either as they won't have a majority without getting the scots and welsh crack pot parties involved.[/QUOTE]
Political incorrectness? |
Re: UK Elections
Haven't these tossers managed to come up with something? Surely they knew they'd be hung parliament and had contingency plans? This is embarrassing and further weakens any legitimacy.
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Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8558035)
Haven't these tossers managed to come up with something? Surely they knew they'd be hung parliament and had contingency plans? This is embarrassing and further weakens any legitimacy.
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Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 8558159)
Latest is that Cameron takes over as PM tonight. Bugger that.
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Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 8558182)
Gah. Britain is to be led by a careerist lightweight pretty-boy, with William Hague(!) providing the back-seat gravitas and direction.
Lord preserve us. |
Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 8558182)
Gah. Britain is to be led by a careerist lightweight pretty-boy, with William Hague(!) providing the back-seat gravitas and direction.
Lord preserve us. |
Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 8558182)
Gah. Britain is to be led by a careerist lightweight pretty-boy, with William Hague(!) providing the back-seat gravitas and direction.
Lord preserve us. |
Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by dollface
(Post 8557802)
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Re: UK Elections
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 8558159)
Latest is that Cameron takes over as PM tonight. Bugger that.
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