Another brilliant NL Idea......

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stackpole replied

9 February 2006, 23:54
Originally posted by bogeyman

Not sure it does anymore.

Can't get a Rizla paper between the policies of any of these parties.

I certianly WANT to vote for Conservative ideals and values, but none of the parties on offer seems to include these in their agenda.

BNP for me then

Sir, David Cameron is merely posturing to get his party onside with the feeble-minded "middle Englanders" who have voted Labour in these past few elections. You can be sure that a proper Tory agenda will be surepticiously followed if and when he enters number ten.

Remember, Labour are playing exactly the same game, pandering to the same set of voters with the same public posturing, while following a proper Labour agenda under the surface. Compare the Chancellor's genius reputation amongst these nitwit voters on one hand, with the nation's finances on the other.
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bogeyman replied

9 February 2006, 16:36
Originally posted by EternalOptimist

vote tory, you know it makes sense

Not sure it does anymore.

Can't get a Rizla paper between the policies of any of these parties.

I certianly WANT to vote for Conservative ideals and values, but none of the parties on offer seems to include these in their agenda.

BNP for me then
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EternalOptimist replied

9 February 2006, 16:23
vote tory, you know it makes sense
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MOH replied

9 February 2006, 14:52
Originally posted by eternalnomad

NL are just trying to re-invent the wheel which used to work pretty well until they started tampering with the ferking system.

When did it 'used to work pretty well'?
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eternalnomad replied

9 February 2006, 14:51
Originally posted by John Galt

Charles Clark to completely screw up the prison service

Charles Clark has decided to interfere with the prison service and wants more criminals to be punished within the community rather than Government hotels, sorry prisons. He also wants them to sign a contract saying they will behave themselves in future

Hmm....doesnt this "contract" exist already - isnt that the same as probation ?

NL are just trying to re-invent the wheel which used to work pretty well until they started tampering with the ferking system.
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foritisme replied

9 February 2006, 14:26
Mmm wonder if it will have a subsitution clause ?
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John Galt started a topic Another brilliant NL Idea......

9 February 2006, 13:55
Another brilliant NL Idea......

Charles Clark to completely screw up the prison service

Charles Clark has decided to interfere with the prison service and wants more criminals to be punished within the community rather than Government hotels, sorry prisons. He also wants them to sign a contract saying they will behave themselves in future
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