Super David Cameron's Key Note Speech Today

[Trufflehound]

I never knew Dave and Boris were in Spandau Ballet.

Gold!

 

[Man of Harveys]

Party politics is as as ridiculous as religion, and almost as dangerous.

Like the capitalism with which it tends to coincide, it's not perfect. But no-one's come up with anything demonstrably better as yet. Forming an affiliation with people who believe in similar things as you is are a pretty fundamental, normal thing to do, I reckon, and the party system is just a way of formalising that.

 

[Hannibal smith]

I only heard one policy commitment. Reduce corporation tax. Whoppie f***ing Do.

 

[Simster]

I only heard one policy commitment. Reduce corporation tax. Whoppie f***ing Do.

He did say he was going to reduce state benefits. He once went into a benefit office and a couple were being told they were better off living apart.

Sadly, he didn't tell us HOW the Tories would change this. Just that they would.



Should be enough for Gareth's vote I guess.

 

[bigc]

so what would you have then? Nihilism? Anarchism? Libertarianism?

ALBIONISM?

 

[Hannibal smith]

He did say he was going to reduce state benefits. He once went into a benefit office and a couple were being told they were better off living apart.

Sadly, he didn't tell us HOW the Tories would change this. Just that they would.



Should be enough for Gareth's vote I guess.

I did give up after 30 minutes which is probably 25 minutes longer than most. I almost miss Blair. At least he injected a bit of humour into these things (although he isn't exactly Frankie Boyle). Cameron just seems like Blair lite. Affable enough chap but I doubt he will ever acheive really popular support.

 

[Man of Harveys]

Should be enough for Gareth's vote I guess.

I suspect that, in Gav's case, that would probably apply to any gormless old twat in a blue rosette.

 

[aftershavedave]

I suspect that, in Gav's case, that would probably apply to any gormless old twat in a blue rosette.

is that you know who?

 

[Simster]

is that you know who?

No, this is he:

 

[drew]

Which is the crux of the problem - it should be equal opportunites for everyone that is prepared to work for those opportunites. There are far too many people who think they have a right to things without any hard work.

I see your point, children in deprived areas in failing schools just need to work harder to get the same opportunities as their counterparts in the Independent school sector when they eventually leave. God, I didn't realize it was so simple!!!!

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

I suspect that, in Gav's case, that would probably apply to any gormless old twat in a blue rosette.

You really have become a bitter old HAG haven't you Colin.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

No, this is he:

Not really Desert Orchids ashes were sprinkled at Cheltenham Racecourse. Nice try though and very original. Ever thought of doing stand up ?.

 

[Trufflehound]

I suspect that, in Gav's case, that would probably apply to any gormless old twat in a blue rosette.

Why the long face?

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Anyway if we can have a debate without the silly insults I thought it was a decent speech and quite reserved. He just concentrated on what make him and his party tick and did not resort to cheap laughs very much unlike Brown. It was a measure and restrained speech.

 

[Man of Harveys]

Flounce Flounce Flounce Flounce

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Not really colin you are the one looking like a numpty. Are all your arguments just based on petty spiteful insults. Silly question as your track record speaks for itself.

 

[Normal Rob]

Anyway if we can have a debate without the silly insults I thought it was a decent speech and quite reserved. He just concentrated on what make him and his party tick and did not resort to cheap laughs very much unlike Brown. It was a measure and restrained speech.

do you admit that, yet again, it contained no real policies or methods to achieve the commitments made?

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

I agree it was not a speech of policies but I don't think it was the time for that. He will bring those to the table next conference when it gets to the business end of things. It was a speech of thoughts and comments really. I thought it was a decent speech myself.

 

[Normal Rob]

I agree it was not a speech of policies but I don't think it was the time for that. He will bring those to the table next conference when it gets to the business end of things. It was a speech of thoughts and comments really. I thought it was a decent speech myself.

is that an admission that as yet the Tory party have tabled no real policies?

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Not as such I think they are keeping their cards to their chests at the moment.