I don't like this country any more

[HairyArsedBloke]

What? You mean there isn't such a party???? D'OHhhhh

It’s amazing isn’t it? Such an obvious gap in the market with a huge demand, but can anyone come up with a viable product to meet it? Not on your nelly.

[malvolio]

'Course I wasn't here until a few years ago..so glad I wasn't here for the Thatcher and Major years...optimum time to be somewhere else I think. And I think its getting close to that time again.

I was. You should have tried the early 70's. You're wrong to blame Thatcher: her policies hurt because they were correcting too many bad things. What the current generation of Guardinista chattering classes also conveniently forget is that her government told the UK clearly that what they had to do would hurt (not a cat in hell's chance a modern MP would do that - people get sacked for telling the truth these days), would put 3.5m out of work for a while and would take out union power as a force in UK Governemnt, but after that we would be going upwards. It was also working quite nicely until Blair/Brown stopped that plan in around 2001 when they thought they had a better idea...

So now we have to start all over again, and the unthinking massess will blame the next government, whoever they are, for having to do it and will forget which clowns actually made it necessary.

[lilelvis2000]

Well it has become obvious that Labour should not ever run the country again.

Here we are with high taxes, high government debt, slumping economy, shoddy education system and a sky high cost of living. Is there really a reason to live here - other than fish and chips?

[HairyArsedBloke]

Well it has become obvious that Labour should not ever run the country again.

alway been

Many of us tried to warn people, but would they listen.

[BrilloPad]

alway been

Many of us tried to warn people, but would they listen.

Are you suggesting that Major and his corrupt cronies should have been allowed to stay in power?

[HairyArsedBloke]

'Cash for questions' looks a bit lame against 'Cash for policy' and 'Cash for peerages'.

Any dodgyness under Major was several orders of magnitude smaller than the living dystopia that is Britain under nuLieBore.

[BrilloPad]

'Cash for questions' looks a bit lame against 'Cash for policy' and 'Cash for peerages'.

Any dodgyness under Major was several orders of magnitude smaller than the living dystopia that is Britain under nuLieBore.

At the time it was big news. Tim Bell stood in Tatton against Neil Hamilton?

[threaded]

You like living under Socialists?

People say that about Denmark, but realistically, after a while, you realise the socialists in the UK are more fascists really.

[DodgyAgent]

Well it has become obvious that Labour should not ever run the country again.

Here we are with high taxes, high government debt, slumping economy, shoddy education system and a sky high cost of living. Is there really a reason to live here - other than fish and chips?

Friends and family?

There has to be a certain type of person who can simply up sticks and move elsewhere. I watch some of these people on TV who want to move at a relatively young age and think dont they have any friends?

[rootsnall]

We have a government grasping for more taxes to fund our hopelessly bloated and inefficient public sector, feral children running amok killing people, a state that wants more and more control over the people who live in it and the weather's crap (granted, I can't really blame New Lie for that).

6 months 'til I've got enough experience on the CV to apply for my Australia visa

AUSTRALIA = We have a government grasping for more taxes to fund our hopelessly bloated and inefficient public sector, feral children running amok killing people, a state that wants more and more control over the people who live in it and the weather's not bad.