election date...
Apr 23rd 2010 | 8:11 am
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Hello, good day,
My name islissa, i saw your profile todayat
and became intrested in you,i will also like to know you the more,and i want you to send an email to my email address so i can give you my picture for you to know whom i am.Here is my email address ([email protected]) i believe we can move from here!
Remeber the distance or colour and age does not matter but love matters alot in life
I will be happy to seeing a good responds from you
Thanks and remain blessed.
Your's in love lissa,
PLAESE CONTACT ME WITH MY EMAIL ID ([email protected])
My name islissa, i saw your profile todayat
and became intrested in you,i will also like to know you the more,and i want you to send an email to my email address so i can give you my picture for you to know whom i am.Here is my email address ([email protected]) i believe we can move from here!
Remeber the distance or colour and age does not matter but love matters alot in life
I will be happy to seeing a good responds from you
Thanks and remain blessed.
Your's in love lissa,
PLAESE CONTACT ME WITH MY EMAIL ID ([email protected])
I think this message is for yooooouuuuuuuuuuu.
Apr 23rd 2010 | 10:24 am
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It would make a very nice change! I had considered not voting because neither of the other two appeal to be perfectly frank (and I say this as someone who cheered when Labour got in all those years ago), and am being won round by the LibDems. I asked on here before why they have never done better before in the elections, can someone please explain?
Apr 23rd 2010 | 10:52 am
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Now who on earth would think to put such a message on a thread about the British election, saying that age and colour don't matter when it comes to love!? Apparently she is interested in all of us! The mind boggles!
Apr 23rd 2010 | 10:53 am
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Thanks for that Mikelincs.
Apr 23rd 2010 | 9:26 pm
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The Tories I regard a Liars who support the better off, and that frankly isn't most of us.
Liberals I see as innefectual Liars who if they ever get in will become as corrupt as any other party.
So, if you refuse to support liars, who the hell will you vote for?
Apr 23rd 2010 | 9:29 pm
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From: Vejer de la Fra., Cadiz
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The poor have got poorer and the rich richer under his watch!A friend of mine hated Ken Livingstone, regarded the congestion charge as the work of the devil etc etc. He wanted Bo Jo to get in, it would be so much better and so on. I laughed out loud at the thought that a tory, - or for that matter any politico would abolish such a cash cow, but he wouldn't listen.
He has gone very quiet now.
As with him, so it will be with you die hard tory supporters. You think they will do you good? As if.
Apr 23rd 2010 | 9:32 pm
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Fact is that the parties are closer than ever with regard to class wars,....upper class twits and the hard done-by, so-called working man,is all much of a fallacy these days.
I have been amongst politicians,union leaders and the rest,.. even been to national conferences,...none of my business really,...just as a guest,...all expenses paid.
The first ones who throw their so called working man principles out of the window are the Labour Party and Union leaders once they get their greedy snouts in the trough.
I have watched them at first hand living like Lords,chucking Union funds around like confetti,indulging in every luxurious whim and fancy that comes their way regardless of expense and the fact its the poor so-called working man who is footing the bill.
They may all be liars and hypocrites,but these guys are by far the biggest hypocrites of all.
Yet because of tradition and this working man fallacy,the Labour Party could probably put a Donkey up as M.P. in my native North East and it would still get voted in.
I have been amongst politicians,union leaders and the rest,.. even been to national conferences,...none of my business really,...just as a guest,...all expenses paid.
The first ones who throw their so called working man principles out of the window are the Labour Party and Union leaders once they get their greedy snouts in the trough.
I have watched them at first hand living like Lords,chucking Union funds around like confetti,indulging in every luxurious whim and fancy that comes their way regardless of expense and the fact its the poor so-called working man who is footing the bill.
They may all be liars and hypocrites,but these guys are by far the biggest hypocrites of all.
Yet because of tradition and this working man fallacy,the Labour Party could probably put a Donkey up as M.P. in my native North East and it would still get voted in.
Now that's a good post.
There are possibly exceptions, but if you regard all politicians as self serving, greedy dishonest scumbags, you won't go far wrong.
Anyone who is stupid enough to think that their party is the party of truth, decency and honour is IMO completely delusional.
Apr 23rd 2010 | 9:43 pm
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I worked for the NHS, and as such, even had I been a tory supporter, I wouldn't be now after how Maggie destroyed the NHS, She brought in the idea of competition between hospitals and created an NHS with a plethora of managers effectively stultifying the whole system, now, instead of just wanting to introduce something it has to go through so many committees, and if it requires expensive equipment a long drawn out process to decide which is best and who offers the best deals that it takes about 2 years from the start of the process to actually ordering the item, by which time it's out of date..
Apr 23rd 2010 | 10:53 pm
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Yes Mike I think this is the trouble throughout the public sector. More time and staff are employed monitoring all the services than are actually providing them. Thatcher may have started it but Labour has had a long time to change it, instead they have expanded it.
BIL have you heard about the Socialist alliance, they sound a bit between old Labour and the green party
BIL have you heard about the Socialist alliance, they sound a bit between old Labour and the green party
Apr 24th 2010 | 4:50 am
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Yes Mike I think this is the trouble throughout the public sector. More time and staff are employed monitoring all the services than are actually providing them. Thatcher may have started it but Labour has had a long time to change it, instead they have expanded it.
BIL have you heard about the Socialist alliance, they sound a bit between old Labour and the green party
BIL have you heard about the Socialist alliance, they sound a bit between old Labour and the green party
The problem is that politics is a profession that is inherently corrupting.
There are a number of professions which give you power over people, police, prison guards, priests and politicians, (all beginning with 'P', oddly) and unless the person concerned is of sterling material, all those jobs can turn one into an abuser.
Apr 24th 2010 | 8:37 am
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Every single one of those professions beginning with P, are soured by corruption. It’s human nature. It’s the scale that disturbs us.
The MPs flipping their houses, the shirt-lifting priests, the prison guards selling drugs to inmates and the police copping money from speeding motorists, it will always happen; when we came out of the caves with our clubs we stiffed the opposition with the nicest ‘wives’ to f*** them. Nothing has changed.
The MPs flipping their houses, the shirt-lifting priests, the prison guards selling drugs to inmates and the police copping money from speeding motorists, it will always happen; when we came out of the caves with our clubs we stiffed the opposition with the nicest ‘wives’ to f*** them. Nothing has changed.
