Ed Miliband Prime Minister
Just seeing it in Black & White is making me sweat.......absolutely terrifying
2015 UK General Election
milliband cant win he is too fecking ugly/peculiar looking - there is no way the british establish will let him represent G.B. as prime minister too ugly.
he makes angela merkel look pretty for crying out loud. if labour gets elected or forms a coalition etc, MI5 will arrange an accident. there is no way he will be allowed to be pm.
he makes angela merkel look pretty for crying out loud. if labour gets elected or forms a coalition etc, MI5 will arrange an accident. there is no way he will be allowed to be pm.
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superfrank
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'watched the opposition party leaders debate last night and it was pretty depressing stuff.
apart from Farage they demonstrated almost complete economic illiteracy - as he pointed out, none of them has ever had a proper job so maybe it's not surprising.
the 3 loony left women appeared to think that money really does grow on trees.
for me Cameron is just a modern version of a wet Tory, but it's Osborne i loathe - every 6 months another govt backed scheme to pump house prices under the pretence of helping people to buy (lower prices would do that nicely without his meddling, but the banks + developers wouldn't like that).
it's Farage (i take my hat off to anyone who can make money trading gold!) and UKIP for me - the only party who wants us out of the EU and to stop immigration. easy choice.
apart from Farage they demonstrated almost complete economic illiteracy - as he pointed out, none of them has ever had a proper job so maybe it's not surprising.
the 3 loony left women appeared to think that money really does grow on trees.
for me Cameron is just a modern version of a wet Tory, but it's Osborne i loathe - every 6 months another govt backed scheme to pump house prices under the pretence of helping people to buy (lower prices would do that nicely without his meddling, but the banks + developers wouldn't like that).
it's Farage (i take my hat off to anyone who can make money trading gold!) and UKIP for me - the only party who wants us out of the EU and to stop immigration. easy choice.
BBCs left wing bias highlighted in all its rancidness last night and Dimbleby had the nerve to say the audience was a cross section.You hear a pin drop when Farage gave his answers yet plenty of applause for the others despite Farage being the only one talking reality.See the group hug the witches of eastwick shared at the end, proper sickening stuff that, dont envy Milliband working with them post election.
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superfrank
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Miliband into 4/5 from Evens a few days ago.
yikes, can we really have a dweeb like him running the country?!
yikes, can we really have a dweeb like him running the country?!
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tweebie1999
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Election forecast 21 April:
Conservative 283 seats
Labour 270 seats
Liberal Democats 26 seats
Ukip 1 seat
SNP 47 Seats
Green 1 seat
Other 22 seats
So who will work with who?
Tories - UKIP - Lib Dem = 283 + 26 + 1 = 310 seats
Labour - SNP - Green = 270 + 47 + 1 = 318 seats
So assuming LIB Dems work with the Conservatives (which cant be guaranteed) then we need to drill down and look at the make up of the Others.
Plaid Cymru 4 seats
DUP 8 seats
SDLP 3 seats
Sinn Fein 5 seats
Respect 1 seat
Alliance 1 seat
Of these Sinn Fein dont turn up so they can be discounted. That leaves:
Conservative leaning parties : DUP
Labour leaning parties: Plaid Cymru - SDLP - Respect - Alliance
No we have the following totals:
Conservative and friends : 318 seats
Labour and Friends : 327 seats
So as I see it, if Labour are prepared to enter into some agreement with SNP then they will have a narrow majority. If however Lib Dems side with Labour instead of Conservative then Labour will have a substantial majority. Labour and Lib Dem could enter into a formal coalition and have informal support from SNP.
My own opinion: immigration isn't the issue, it is good for the country. Neither is the EU. The issue has to be the economy and as far as I am concerned Labour has always left the economy in a mess.
I am off to live abroad luckily so I will escape. I will however watch from afar as our new PM appears in every European newspaper depicted as a knife wielding brother killer or a goofy bunny rabbit.
Who said:
' THE LAST ONE TO LEAVE PLEASE TURN OFF THE LIGHTS'?
Conservative 283 seats
Labour 270 seats
Liberal Democats 26 seats
Ukip 1 seat
SNP 47 Seats
Green 1 seat
Other 22 seats
So who will work with who?
Tories - UKIP - Lib Dem = 283 + 26 + 1 = 310 seats
Labour - SNP - Green = 270 + 47 + 1 = 318 seats
So assuming LIB Dems work with the Conservatives (which cant be guaranteed) then we need to drill down and look at the make up of the Others.
Plaid Cymru 4 seats
DUP 8 seats
SDLP 3 seats
Sinn Fein 5 seats
Respect 1 seat
Alliance 1 seat
Of these Sinn Fein dont turn up so they can be discounted. That leaves:
Conservative leaning parties : DUP
Labour leaning parties: Plaid Cymru - SDLP - Respect - Alliance
No we have the following totals:
Conservative and friends : 318 seats
Labour and Friends : 327 seats
So as I see it, if Labour are prepared to enter into some agreement with SNP then they will have a narrow majority. If however Lib Dems side with Labour instead of Conservative then Labour will have a substantial majority. Labour and Lib Dem could enter into a formal coalition and have informal support from SNP.
My own opinion: immigration isn't the issue, it is good for the country. Neither is the EU. The issue has to be the economy and as far as I am concerned Labour has always left the economy in a mess.
I am off to live abroad luckily so I will escape. I will however watch from afar as our new PM appears in every European newspaper depicted as a knife wielding brother killer or a goofy bunny rabbit.
Who said:
' THE LAST ONE TO LEAVE PLEASE TURN OFF THE LIGHTS'?
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/six ... -election/LinusP wrote:Nate Silver is on BBC1 at the moment (Panorama) talking about the election.
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superfrank
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The IFS is scathing of the sums of the mainstream parties
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-32498082
Just wishful thinking and deceit as usual - I'll eat my hat if the UK is running anything even close to a budget surplus by the end of the next parliament. Not a chance.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-32498082
Just wishful thinking and deceit as usual - I'll eat my hat if the UK is running anything even close to a budget surplus by the end of the next parliament. Not a chance.
I loved the way (r)ed is telling us how he would cap private sectors rents, populist measure etc. etc. when the impact of such would be significant.
If you look at the large number of high end apartments going up in London they are mainly being bought by overseas investors pumping money into the UK. Shoot the yield and that money will go to another city.
If you look at the large number of high end apartments going up in London they are mainly being bought by overseas investors pumping money into the UK. Shoot the yield and that money will go to another city.