The people of ENGLAND are being ignored by the SCOTTISH PARTY.

LABOUR are lying - 10.7 million people voted for CAMERON and that is more than the 9.5 million who voted for BLAIR in 2005.

The TORIES are the legitimate largest party with the largest vote in the Country - but if Labour wont let them govern then it is time for a NEW ELECTION now.

A new Labour leader will not help Labour because MILLIBAND or HARMAN are damaged goods who nobody likes.

They will get wiped out in a second election.

The BBC is trying its best to save its neck - and we are very close to a ONE PARTY STATE run by LABOUR who have lost the election but still want power.

The ENGLISH WILL TAKE TO THE STREETS if our votes have been wasted. It is either THE TORIES ruling with the Liberals or a New Election.

Gordon will be in power until September if he has his way - he is not leaving. He is only leaving as leader of the Party. He is going to stay in POWER. That is key - it is just re-arranging the deckchairs on the deck again - typical DICTATORSHIP style as practiced by SOVIET RUSSIA from the second world war onwards.

We are now ruled by a hard left JUNTA who just pass the baton around. Another un-elected Prime Minister from September.......dreadful and the ENGLISH should take to the streets.

MILLIBAND is even worse than BROWN I might add - and dont get me started on HARMAN or BALLS !

I Like Ken Livingstone - Dianne Abbott - etc. REAL LABOUR./

This is what I have said :

THE TORIES WON THE ELECTION - fair and square ( they should have won by more seats if not for Labour fraud and the non vote of workers who could not vote due to poll station issues )

Yet LABOUR wont leave power and are being propped up by the LIBERALS who promised CHANGE - yet are now going to prop up the PARTY they said they were the CHANGE to....

I would say that is very clear.

The LIBERALS can never be trusted in an election again - they have CHANGED their MANIFESTO by now deiciding to prop up the most unpopular Government in living memory.

What about that dont you understand.

We are in the era of the ONE PARTY STATE in the UK.

Our rights are completely trodden down and our votes dont count anymore.

ENGLAND is now totally TORY yet has no voice once again - the WELSH and the SCOTTISH have their own PARLIAMENTS AND They have WESTMINSTER as well.

The ENGLISH have become FOREIGNERS in their own land.

LIZARD: Can we rely on your vote in the next election?

BR: Gah! Stay away from me! Must...escape...destroy BBC...START...TALKING IN ...CAPITAL...LETTERS...

LIZARD: Er, are you all right, mate?

BR: ...BBC...DANGEROUS...

LIZARD: Um, I'll take that as a 'Don't know'. If I can just leave this leaflet...

BR: DYNAMITE...MUST...FIND...DYNAMITE...

BR wrote:
This is what I have said :

THE TORIES WON THE ELECTION - fair and square ( they should have won by more seats if not for Labour fraud and the non vote of workers who could not vote due to poll station issues )

Yet LABOUR wont leave power and are being propped up by the LIBERALS who promised CHANGE - yet are now going to prop up the PARTY they said they were the CHANGE to....

I would say that is very clear.

The LIBERALS can never be trusted in an election again - they have CHANGED their MANIFESTO by now deiciding to prop up the most unpopular Government in living memory.

What about that dont you understand.

We are in the era of the ONE PARTY STATE in the UK.

Our rights are completely trodden down and our votes dont count anymore.

ENGLAND is now totally TORY yet has no voice once again - the WELSH and the SCOTTISH have their own PARLIAMENTS AND They have WESTMINSTER as well.

The ENGLISH have become FOREIGNERS in their own land.

Except, of course, that the Liberal Democrats haven't decided anything yet.

BR .. the results of this election show that we do not live in a one party state, or a two party state. It showed that we live in a democracy where people can vote for whichever candidate they want. Even a Green became an MP.

I really feel Labour need some time away from power, painful though it will be, to clean themselves up. Removing Brown hardly solves the deeper problem. The last Labour Cabinet seemed like a perverse demonstration of what a Labour Cabinet - or any properly democratic and accountable cabinet - shouldn't resemble. It contained, for example, two siblings and a husband and wife (neither one being exactly intolerable but nonetheless not exactly ideal when it comes to creating something that appears like a cabinet instead of a clique) and, for a party so publicly committed to diminishing the role of the Lords, too many Lords! That cabinet really epitomised a party that has lost the plot. It needs to rediscover its soul again. Alan Johnson - probably by his own admission - is not quite PM material, but personally I think he's what Labour - real Labour - needs, really desperately, at this point for a leader.