Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

If the Conservatives get say 5 points ahead soon, Milibland will be a mess. Who will replace him if he implodes and has a nervous breakdown.

That's a pretty terrible assessment of the Labour leader and his poor performance at the conference by Prescott.

How about our Ken for a very good replacement. lol

That's a fair picture of Milibland in a few months.

HAYS so your aligning yourself with a loser like Doodlebug.

Poor lad.


See your doctor.

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If the Conservatives get say 5 points ahead soon, Milibland will be a mess. Who will replace him if he implodes and has a nervous breakdown.

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Haze,

From your postings some would think you are alreadhy suffering the consequence of a nervous breakdown, at the next election your party and iconic leader are consigned to the dustbin, Churchill's Black dog will be back to bite you!

Here , here.

Doodles hows your head??????????????????????????


too much my lad.

Dreams,

Strange you pick an image of somebody, that some think, criminally cheated the Tax man and the country of an awful lot of money.

That opinion was not upheld by the jury!

But I see the appeal for you and he would for many make a suitable leader for the present party of tory CON artists.

Strange that someone who doesn't bother to vote in a General Election spends so much time telling others who they should or shouldn't vote for ?

I am assuming that you mean Fred. Hypocrisy is one of his strong points.

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/commentators/donald-macintyres-sketch-macho-miliband-gets-scary--hes-the-terminator-with-the-eyes-of-ken-dodd-8837478.html

Donald Macintyre's Sketch: Macho Miliband gets scary - he’s the Terminator, with the eyes of Ken Dodd

Read the following article and one may be able to see why the CONs are going to lose the next G.E.

I think possibly the Lib Dems may not lose the number of seats that many have forecast and with a little bit of luck the tories will lose more:


http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/oct/04/vince-cable-excessive-tory-cuts-working-poor


Vince Cable slams excessive Conservative cuts on working poor
Lib Dem business secretary says Tories are planning punitive cuts that go 'far beyond' what is needed to cut deficit



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Another interesting Article :Tristram Hunt condemns David Cameron as a 'low-rent PR man'
Shadow education secretary retaliates after being singled out for 'highly personalised' attack in PM's conference speech



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I must admit I misread this as David Cameron being "a PR rent boy", which I suppose some of his financial backers may think him.

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http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/oct/04/tristram-hunt-condemns-david-cameron-low-rent-pr-man

As i was saying

you misunderstand aldo; it is a matter of principle that fred won't vote but he feels he has an absolute obligation to tell everyone else what a bunch of arseholes they are etc etc

anyway, sticky, fred, hays etc al can gibber and gibber as much as they like, but those who actually have a better idea what they're talking about have long been saying that it's all too close to call, and it is a view with which i too have long concurred

Apart from saying it's too close to call, there is also a view that Labour will lose a lot of seats in Scotland to the SNP.

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Certainly there are a lot of Scots who feel betrayed by the Labour party for trying so hard to maintain the Union. That will result in a backlash, but it is difficult to tell the extent.

I agree that the GE is far too close to call and there will likely be a coalition again (not involving UKIP). However, there is a slight momentum towards the Tories at present. UKIP is still the limiting factor in the parties' ambitions. Hopefully that may change a bit closer to the day.

Total bunkum. HAYS you are thick and doolebug4 is so dosey hes off the scale.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/oct/05/senior-lib-dem-norman-lamb-warns-against-coalition-labour

Senior Lib Dem Norman Lamb warns against coalition with Labour

Lamb, seen as a potential Lib Dem leadership candidate, also said he does not see Ed Miliband as a credible prime minister

A senior Liberal Democrat minister has said he does not see Ed Miliband as a credible prime minister and warned it would be dangerous to go into coalition with Labour on a low share of the vote.

Norman Lamb, the care minister, said it would be difficult to sustain a partnership with Labour if the Conservatives came second in terms of seats, but won support from the highest number of voters.

The Lib Dems would be in a particularly difficult position if it won more seats than Ukip, but gained a lower share of the vote overall, he said.

With just seven months to go before the election, Liberal Democrats have been careful to leave the door open to a coalition with Labour or another alliance with the Tories.

Many within the the party would feel more comfortable in a coalition on the left, but Lamb said it could be a huge risk to go into partnership with Miliband and warned the party to be careful.

“There is the possibility that you could have Labour as the largest number of seats but the Tories as the largest number of votes. If there is any possibility of Labour in that situation going into coalition with the Lib Dems - the parties coming second and fourth - you would have zero honeymoon,” Lamb, who is seen as a potential leadership candidate, told a fringe meeting at the party’s conference in Glasgow.

“You would be attacked from the word go and it would be very, very hard to sustain it.”

The audience applauded as he said: “It is a political point, but it is one this party has to take very seriously. I’m afraid I don’t see Ed Miliband as a prime minister.

“The idea of us being latched into a Labour government with a low percentage of the vote led by Ed Miliband … What’s gone on with France under Hollande, I think it could be enormously damaging for our party to be that sort of relationship. It doesn’t mean it shouldn’t happen if it’s the right thing to do for the country, but the political implications I think are enormous.”

Nick Clegg has always made it clear that he would prefer to go into coalition with the largest party, saying it is up to the electorate to decide who they want to govern the country.

On Sunday, the deputy prime minister accused David Cameron of “beating the poor” and highlighted Ed Miliband’s failure to mention the deficit in his conference speech because he forgot the passage.

According to polling of marginals by Lord Ashcroft, a Conservative peer and former donor, the Lib Dems are in danger of losing 10 seats to Labour and 10 to the Conservatives.