Some Commons sense

[wendigo100]

Yes Dim. Here is the life-cycle of a Labour minister.

1. Feck something up

2. Announce it on the same day as a disaster

3. Prime Minister makes a virtue out of putting the feck-up right

4. 500 pages of hasty, ill-thought-out legislation are forced through the House of Lords

5. Billions of pounds of taxpayers money are hosed somewhere

6. Return to step 1

[hyperD]

Wasn't this the bill that was to give them carte blanche right to bypass HoL to get away with any law they deemed fit for their uberControl plan?

In which case - don't trust the feckers - look at the new bill and the ambiguity they can utilise. You know what these cnuts are like: throw a bill into the public arena that's so outrageous that a civil riot almost takes place, then with much sycophantic pontification, announce proudly to a dumned down public that they will amend the bill to be less contentious.

But it's the old adage: on their quest for total dominance: 2 steps forward, 1 step back...

Let's bring on the good results today...

[DimPrawn]

I love the fact the New Lie want a law allowing the scrapping of unecessary legislation, red tape, bureaucracy, etc, when, infact

THET HAVE CREATED MOST OF THIS tulip IN THE FIRST PLACE!!!!

******* IDIOTIC MORONS!!!!!

[The Lone Gunman]

From the BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4971234.stm

At least someone saw the possibilities before Tone and his band of idiots passed it through.