The UK's long nightmare will soon be over

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wendigo100 replied

23 April 2007, 09:01
Originally posted by threaded

I would have thought everyone would be in favour of Miliband seeing as he has shown a creative use of the UK taxation system.

So has Brown.
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threaded replied

23 April 2007, 08:48
Originally posted by gingerjedi

Milliband has ruled himself out.

I would have thought everyone would be in favour of Miliband seeing as he has shown a creative use of the UK taxation system.
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gingerjedi replied

23 April 2007, 08:42
Originally posted by wendigo100

Not quite. If it is Brown, or even Reid, they are nothing new, not personable, and will probably lose the next general election.

If it is Milliband, or some other newby, Mr and Mrs average voter will be tempted to "give them a chance", rather as they did Major in 1992, and we'll get another five years of them.

Milliband has ruled himself out.
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wendigo100 replied

23 April 2007, 08:37
Originally posted by cojak

Bloody hell, not Lambros.

Again...

Who's Lambros? (apart from the originator of this thread)
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Throb_Nugget replied

23 April 2007, 08:37
Originally posted by _V_

Blair leaves, and long awaited crash happens, voters will forever associate Blair with the "good times" and easy credit.

And Iraq
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_V_ replied

23 April 2007, 08:34
Blair leaves, and long awaited crash happens, voters will forever associate Blair with the "good times" and easy credit.
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cojak replied

23 April 2007, 08:34
Bloody hell, not Lambros.

Again...
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wendigo100 replied

23 April 2007, 08:32
Originally posted by Throb_Nugget

On Radio 4 this morning the discussion about the leadership concluded that Charles clarke has no chance of getting the 44 signatures required to run which leaves only John Reid.

So whoever wins, it's sh1t street for the rest of us.

Not quite. If it is Brown, or even Reid, they are nothing new, not personable, and will probably lose the next general election.

If it is Milliband, or some other newby, Mr and Mrs average voter will be tempted to "give them a chance", rather as they did Major in 1992, and we'll get another five years of them.
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Throb_Nugget replied

23 April 2007, 07:48
Originally posted by Churchill

May 10!

On Radio 4 this morning the discussion about the leadership concluded that Charles clarke has no chance of getting the 44 signatures required to run which leaves only John Reid.

So whoever wins, it's sh1t street for the rest of us.
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Churchill replied

23 April 2007, 06:23
Originally posted by bobhope

When does the tarring and feathering begin?

May 10!
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bobhope replied

23 April 2007, 05:44
When does the tarring and feathering begin?
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VectraMan replied

22 April 2007, 19:28
Followed by a new (hopefully shorter) nightmare.

If Blair leaves on 9th May, and Gordo doesn't start until the end of June following the leadership election, who's in charge in the meantime? Prescott?
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Lambros started a topic The UK's long nightmare will soon be over

22 April 2007, 19:22
The UK's long nightmare will soon be over

BLAIR SET TO QUIT ON MAY 9

http://www.sundaymail.co.uk/news/tm_...name_page.html

What was the Blair agenda for the UK really?. I still have no idea.

He was all for wars in the middle east even though these wars did not benefit the UK in any way that i can see.

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