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Topic History of: latest lunacy from Labour's main funder !
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In The Know	hedda wrote: [quote]In The Know wrote: And the public wouldn't even trust him to run a beach barbecue on holiday I think he'd be quite nice to have a summer lunch with. No pork pies, no pork sausages, no sausage rolls !!!
hedda	In The Know wrote: Pattaya wrote: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2384172...der-new-Kinnock.html And the public wouldn't even trust him to run a beach barbecue on holiday ... love it ! Just like I always said ... poor Mr Silliband ! I think he'd be quite nice to have a summer lunch with. not a barbie though...not even hedda would go to a BBQ
In The Know	Pattaya wrote: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2384172...der-new-Kinnock.html Graham Stringer accused his party of making a “huge mistake” by “slumbering” during Parliament’s long summer break. Meanwhile, an unnamed former Labour Cabinet minister warned that Mr Miliband did not look like a Prime Minister and predicted the party would lose in 2015 because of him. The wounding comments followed Labour MP George Mudie’s claim last week that Mr Miliband - who has been holidaying in France - was too young and in hock to the unions and that the party was failing to take the fight to the Tories. www.express.co.uk/news/uk/419746/Slumber...r-making-big-mistake
In The Know	Pattaya wrote: the Tories lag eight points behind Labour in the polls, but David Cameron would thrash Mr Miliband in a US-style presidential election. Loonies had better not read today's Times - it reports a huge surge in the number of voters who feel confident about the economy (now that its being handled properly).
In The Know	Pattaya wrote: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2384172...der-new-Kinnock.html And the public wouldn't even trust him to run a beach barbecue on holiday ... love it ! Just like I always said ... poor Mr Silliband !