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Topic History of: Good Green party political broadcast on Europe
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hedda	In The Know wrote: hedda wrote: I've come to conclusion that preferential and compulsory voting ( as in Oz) is a close to democracy as you can get. hedda has joined the Lib Dems ! anything is better that the loony socialists though. do the sandals look nice on the mobility scooter, hedda ? oh no I'm drawn heavily to Clive's PUP Party and the fact he gave his top 50 employees a new Mercedes each for Xmas and I'm angling for a berth on the maiden voyage of Titanic 2 is purely co-incidental.
andrew	honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote: andrew wrote: Then expect high taxes and more towns ruined, look what they did to Brighton. What did they do to Brighton? Here you go Honey. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2613905...y-took-Brighton.html
JK2006	Since the Lib Dems are probably the only half decent thing about the Coalition, ITK, I'm not sure that's a bad conversion, although they did back killing innocent Arabs (which is why I'm never voting for them again). As I grow older I see how useless virtually ALL politicians are.
In The Know	hedda wrote: I've come to conclusion that preferential and compulsory voting ( as in Oz) is a close to democracy as you can get. hedda has joined the Lib Dems ! anything is better that the loony socialists though. do the sandals look nice on the mobility scooter, hedda ?
hedda	The Greens & my favourite billionaire Clive Palmer hold the balance of power in the Senate in Oz and nothing gets past them so I'm a huge fan. I've come to conclusion that preferential and compulsory voting ( as in Oz) is a close to democracy as you can get.