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So...anybody ask for any of this?
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostNo, I didn't.
But then again I wasn't aware that
a) they were happening - which is probably my fault
b) that the rebrand/refocus and FLCs were around the corner
So, If I had known about the election I would have just voted for Mal and v8 like I usually do (sorry Tarbs )Comment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostDid anyone (ordinary members) know about b) ? Wasn't it presented as a fait accompli?
Hopefully by the time the elections come around we will know more.Comment
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I must admit I'm tempted to join to stand (or vote at the least) too, it's clear that the current mob need a seriously large boot out of office.Comment
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No, I didn't vote. I did visit the site as NLUK was commenting and it at the time.
Like others I didn't realise the significance of it. Shouldn't a manifesto come out before an election?Beer
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Originally posted by Coalman View PostNo, I didn't vote. I did visit the site as NLUK was commenting and it at the time.
Like others I didn't realise the significance of it. Shouldn't a manifesto come out before an election?
Again arguably it did come out before an election. The next oneComment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostDid any of you vote last time? (Serious question)
Having someone you 'know' in the candidates is the prompt most people need to actually vote.
(You can have my vote too, FaQQer, though I'm vaguely considering it myself although need to find out a bit more about what it entails)Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostYou can still vote for me and stand as well, you knowComment
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Just to be clear, the Manifesto has been in preparation for well over a year and is based on a strategy set by a BoD (and agreed with the CC) well before that, and has always been focused on the 2015 General Election. The Rebrand was running in parallel and to a different commercial and political agenda. They are not related.
As regards CC places, personally I always vote for new people over sitting candidates and always have done. So if any of you stand you'll likely get my vote. Just be clear about what the CC is for and what it does.Blog? What blog...?Comment
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post... See Recommendation 2 on p18 of the document, co-authored by Ross, that is linked from the CUK article (where it is called a FLTD, and apparently modelled on a Community Interest Company)
I notice the references include one to an article by another left wing crank: Davies, William (13 September 2004). "How to tame capitalism". New Statesman. Retrieved 26 April 2012
Boy, has PGC been "pwned"Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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