Now that I can very much agree with. I just don't get how people can still defend them. The have well an truely f***ed everything up. They lie all the time. Spend millions on the NHS and the police and such and such and its the worst these things have been for ever! Not only do they lie about the stats, they realses them early, saying how wonderfull everything is, then the National stats office come out and say:" erm, what the f*** are you talking about? This is bollox?"
now who will you vote for in a general election
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Now that I can very much agree with. I just don't get how people can still defend them. The have well an truely f***ed everything up. They lie all the time. Spend millions on the NHS and the police and such and such and its the worst these things have been for ever! Not only do they lie about the stats, they realses them early, saying how wonderfull everything is, then the National stats office come out and say:" erm, what the f*** are you talking about? This is bollox?"
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
...whatever anyone considers Labour have done to this country would pale into insignificance compared to a BNP government, they would destroy it completely!
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New member
coventrygull
the right one
As the BNP are such a tiny insignificant party. You don't have to worry then
BNP for me
I get great satisfaction from the fact you have to live in Coventry.
coventrygull
the right one
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
That is very true, about as significant as a boil on a dogs arse...sooner or later it is going to get lanced!
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Quite.
Nice to see The Specials and all that 2 Tone shit had such a big impact
coventrygull
the right one
So i find it rather amusing that everyone is choking on their museli each time they are mentioned
coventrygull
the right one
Quite.
Nice to see The Specials and all that 2 Tone shit had such a big impact
It was massive wasn't it
Thats oK. I have just visited Brighton and now think Coventry isn't that bad
Yeah right
All i can say i that we have a system of Governance that will never allow the BNP to get into power. The party with the largest amount of MPS voted in, or something like that, the leader of said party then has to go to her Maj and ASK to be PM. This will never happen, she will just go to the polls again.
one thing i have noticed though, is the some Labour supports don't really like democracy at all. They don't want anyone in power unless its Labour. Understandable you say, but even these idiots? This i cannot understand.
one thing i have noticed though, is the some Labour supports don't really like democracy at all. They don't want anyone in power unless its Labour. Understandable you say, but even these idiots? This i cannot understand.
coventrygull
the right one
I have told the Local African community that Brighton is the place to be.
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MOG
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Totally incorrect.
The idea is that generally the person who can command a majority of votes on the floor of the House of Commons is invited by the Monarch to form a government.
The Queen CANNOT go to the polls again if she does not want the party with the largest number of seats to form her government. She can only offer the task to someone else instead, in the hope that they can form a coalition government with sufficient support in the House to function effectively.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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im quite ashamed that as many as 13 people here have selected BNP.f*** the BNP. Scum. They are lead by racist white supremicists who are lying and bullshitting to try and win votes off dissafected Labour supporters. Watch this clip for proof. YouTube - Nick Griffin David Duke share racist platform (BNP meets ex-KKK)
If you place a vote for the BNP because you're f***ed off with the main parties or political correctness etc, be very aware that you are voting for an extreme right wing party whose leading players have a history of links to fascism, Neo-Nazism and the Ku Klux Klan and who still hold the same views privately that they always did despite what they say in public. Anyone who has been involved with them (Cov Gull etc) knows this and don't let them tell you otherwise. If you vote for them, you are placing a vote for everything our grandfathers fought against.
f*** the BNP.
If you place a vote for the BNP because you're f***ed off with the main parties or political correctness etc, be very aware that you are voting for an extreme right wing party whose leading players have a history of links to fascism, Neo-Nazism and the Ku Klux Klan and who still hold the same views privately that they always did despite what they say in public. Anyone who has been involved with them (Cov Gull etc) knows this and don't let them tell you otherwise. If you vote for them, you are placing a vote for everything our grandfathers fought against.
f*** the BNP.
After Obama won the election I saw some republican supporter say something along the lines of "it's alright, they'll come back to the republicans when the democrats screw up, they always do".
What he seemed to ignore was that it works the other way, too. The republicans screw up and people go back to the democrats.
The same thing happens in UK politics. We had 17 years of conservatives, now we're on 12 years of labour and we look to be going back.
No one party gets everything right, and eventually what they get wrong becomes a bigger and bigger issue until it's the number one issue and the country decides to make a change.
What he seemed to ignore was that it works the other way, too. The republicans screw up and people go back to the democrats.
The same thing happens in UK politics. We had 17 years of conservatives, now we're on 12 years of labour and we look to be going back.
No one party gets everything right, and eventually what they get wrong becomes a bigger and bigger issue until it's the number one issue and the country decides to make a change.
In appointing a Prime Minister, the Sovereign is guided by constitutional conventions. The main requirement is to find someone who can command the confidence of the House of Commons.
This is normally secured by appointing the leader of the party with an overall majority of seats in the Commons, but there could still be exceptional circumstances when The Queen might need to exercise discretion to ensure that her Government is carried on.