See you all. A terrible,bterrible five years to come. Wish you all the best and hope you can find a way through somehow.
The lefties are so intolerant of anyone with a different opinion. I thought the left was about diversity and tolerance (when it suits them!)
The right are supposed to be about diversity ad tolerance too. I.e. civilised?
^ Just like the terrible 5 years passed. With Job creation and a growing economy and a defecit drastically reduced. Labour lost. Get over it
People protesting in my girlfriends library this afternoon
I hope they did it quietly.
Was as if Labour didn't really want to win, what with Millipede you wouldn't trust to run a bath and the recycling of the Blair tainted Ed Balls, like a double dose of branding Ebola.
Still we get the other shower of w@nkers for another 5 years wonderful. I wonder if they will make the pips squeak this time round, we are all in it together and never had it so good after all.
chestercopperpot - Member
Still we get the other shower of w@nkers for another 5 years wonderful.
Oh c'mon be a good sport Tories win the election not Labour. 🙄
When are you going to be converted to Tories ... 😛
^ Just like the terrible 5 years passed. With Job creation and a growing economy and a defecit drastically reduced. Labour lost. Get over it
+1
According to my Bloomberg screen, every market in Europe today agreed that Tories were the way forward.
Markets like certainty that is why they were up.
See what happens as we near the EU referendum to see the opposite in action.
According to my Bloomberg screen, every market in Europe today agreed that Tories were the way forward.
I really could not give a flying **** what the markets think. They got us into this mess in the first place.
I thought the left was about diversity and tolerance (when it suits them!)
Well protesting adds to the diversity of reaction to the event and they did not riot so looks like they tolerated the result
What exactly is your point ? You seem to have proved some folk were happy some were not and they all obeyed the law
I really could not give a flying **** what the markets think. They got us into this mess in the first place.
Lol - did they really, bloody markets.
bencooper - Member
According to my Bloomberg screen, every market in Europe today agreed that Tories were the way forward.
I really [b]could not give a flying **** [/b]what the markets think. They got us into this mess in the first place.
Easy! Easy! (voice of Jar Jar Binks)
Freeddomm!
😆
Well protesting adds to the diversity of reaction to the event and they did not riot so looks like they tolerated the resultWhat exactly is your point ? You seem to have proved some folk were happy some were not and they all obeyed the law
It's quite ironic to protest the result of a democratic outcome
One thing that did amuse me about watching last night - the way that, even without the rosettes, it was usually obvious which was the UKIP candidate.
Markets like certainty that is why they were up.
And agreed, wise comment - up moreso than would be the case with a Labour government (according to articles I've read through the day, obviously speculation to a degree).
@chewkw - yeah they won alright.
Only if they sell Britain, well Scotland, to a foreign syndicate as a slave colony 😉
bencooper - MemberI really could not give a flying **** what the markets think. They got us into this mess in the first place.
You mean the market isn't always right ?
Are you sure ?
You mean the market isn't always right ?Are you sure ?
Do you think it will be another 10 or 15 years before Labour have a genuine chance for another crack?
chestercopperpot - Member@chewkw - yeah they won alright.
Only if they sell Britain, well Scotland, to a foreign syndicate as a slave colony
Ben! Ben! Ben! Ben! Ben! (Alan Patridge shouting out)
Bencooper! Bencooper! Bencooper!
chestercopperpot wants to enslave you!
Stone him/her quick!
He/she wants to have a slave colony ...
😆
Just seen Toby Young on C4 news. What an appalling specimen he really is. I had read a lot of his bile in the Telegraph, but never seen him on TV before. God help us all if he is the modern face of the Tory Party supporter
...meanwhile in Essex
Has Paddy Ashdown eaten his hat yet, or is that another broken promise by the Lib Dems?
So just seeing the final totals, 33.9% didn't vote, thats more than actually voted Labour, whole thing could have been very different. I hope all those out protesting did actually bother to turn up and vote and are not just being angry because...
and the perfect morning after the night before pic
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I hope all those out protesting did actually bother to turn up and vote and are not just being angry because...
because they all did what Russell Brand told them, and didn't register to vote because democracy was a sham and they wanted to join the revolution... Unfortunatley when he thrn changed his mind and told them to vote for Ed it was too late for them to register 😆
After a quick halfhearted google news search I can see no evidence of these mysterious protests, they don't appear to have spread much beyond edward2000's library.
It's unlikely that 33.9% of the electorate managed to fit in edward2000's local library so I wouldn't attach too much importance to his anecdotal evidence.
because they all did what Russell Brand told them, and didn't register to vote because democracy was a sham and they wanted to join the revolution... Unfortunatley when he thrn changed his mind and told them to vote for Ed it was too late for them to register
Surely the fact that they listened to that cockwomble should mean they are unfit to vote anyhoo?
Seems an age now since the results - palpable sense of relief in London Town yesterday that we have avoided very messy horse trading. Now to see how Dave gets on implementing or ducking what is really required. A tougher five years ahead despite his majority. It will be interesting if he can create an actual vision - the world lacks statesman at the moment and he still falls short. Still hats off to him and Nicola.
Still a quite remarkable result. Funny how we let ourselves be swayed by opinion polls. Hopefully the media driven stories will be put back in their boxes, but I doubt it. Headlines, headlines...
Clegg, Miliband and Farage are already claiming benefits
Clegg, Miliband and Farage are already claiming benefits
No, Ed and Nick are drawing their £67,060 MP's salary, and Nige is drawing approx. £78000 as an MEP.
