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Well BR, I think Labour will win in May
TOPIC: Well BR, I think Labour will win in May
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Re:Well BR, I think Labour will win in May 14 Years, 7 Months ago
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Dominic Dee wrote:
I'd like to think the British people were too intelligent to fall for a few well composed speeches. These are just words, and talk is cheap. However, our history tells us different.
Brown and his cronies talk of economic recovery and how people will soon be better off, but they continue to diminish our freedoms and push for ID Cards, DNA databases, control and monitor of our every movement, interception of our mail and phone calls. They also still preside over a questionable war and a corrupt legal system. Has the promise of more money blinded us to all else?
The Brown-Noser started yesterday's speech by reeling off a list of achievements - but he forgot a few !
Like the almost continual war since they came to power !
He never mentioned Afghanistan - ongoing - and now having lasted longer than WW2 !
He never mentioned Iraq - ongoing, even though we have run like hell !
He never mentioned the "build-up" to the war against Iran (at the behest of the Yankers / Jews).
He mentioned a few "home" policies -
Apparently the Councils will be given powers to curn 24 hour drinking (but Brown-Noser forgot to mention who actually instigated 24 hour drinking in the first place !)
He can (allegedly) be trusted to get us out of the recession (as long as no one remembers that it was him (and his little Darling) than de-regulated and allowed the banks to run wild in the first place. The Brown-Noser was in total charge of the economy throughout the period - but apparently never saw the collapse coming.
The commentators have mentioned the half-empty conference halls, and the fact that the party activists are all but suicidal.
The Sun has now come out in favour of the Tories (a bitter body blow to NuLabour) - but a Tory victory is far from assured. I believe that with a little tactical voting the Tories will win the next election but the three parties will be closer than ever before - allowing (in fact making) a degree of concensus the only option.
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