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3 things
1. I've never ever seen anyone so creepingly false and insincere and so driven by PR and image.
2. He must be paid by how many times he fits the words "CHANGE" and "BROKEN" into EVERY interview.
3. He hasn't actually got any policies - Just loads of 'what they wouldn't do'.
1. I've never ever seen anyone so creepingly false and insincere and so driven by PR and image.
2. He must be paid by how many times he fits the words "CHANGE" and "BROKEN" into EVERY interview.
3. He hasn't actually got any policies - Just loads of 'what they wouldn't do'.
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1. I've never ever seen anyone so creepingly false and insincere and so driven by PR and image.
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Cough... Tony Blair.
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Cough... Tony Blair.
How many times did he sucker you?
I mean, how many times did you vote for him?
I mean, how many times did you vote for him?
studyform against someone who regards image highly
you'd never guess he was an ugly ****
you'd never guess he was an ugly ****
There must be 100s of candidates out there in tv land fighting for your #1 thing
I've never voted labour, never voted tory. Would NEVER vote Tory based on 200 years of Conservative history which I understand quite well, and which never changes.
All politics and politicians are in it for themselves (if not at 1st, then later). The system is designed by them for them.
My vote is worthless, most of our votes are. They are negated by the votes of people who have no idea what they're voting for.
All politics and politicians are in it for themselves (if not at 1st, then later). The system is designed by them for them.
My vote is worthless, most of our votes are. They are negated by the votes of people who have no idea what they're voting for.
You seem pretty clueless yourself, if you don't mind me saying so.
that is true study, this fptp system makes most peoples votes worthless
mine might actually matter this time
gordon prentice has a 2000 majority which he will probably fail to defend
i've got 5/1 he does though :)
mine might actually matter this time
gordon prentice has a 2000 majority which he will probably fail to defend
i've got 5/1 he does though :)
Only to you carlo (and the occasional twerp). So, no, I don't mind.
opening post is a perfect description of Blair, which Cameron would likely be flattered by.
What a choice we have
Slimy, hopeless, pointless or **spanker
Slimy, hopeless, pointless or **spanker
I wouldn't have him in charge of the Donkeys on Blackpool beach
no point me voting this time round
new seat pritty patel parachuted in to what is an expected 8,000 safe tory seat
new seat pritty patel parachuted in to what is an expected 8,000 safe tory seat
gordon Browns repeated statement today was pants and shocking, i didnt understand it, if he had a hundred policies would he repeat it a hundred times, they guy is a buffoon,
Ill take slimy over depleated, I worry about George though, he is clearly a complete muppet that should be hidden away for the majority of the campaign
If Lord Mandy ever became a leader of the labour party its the only way I believe I would think twice
Ill take slimy over depleated, I worry about George though, he is clearly a complete muppet that should be hidden away for the majority of the campaign
If Lord Mandy ever became a leader of the labour party its the only way I believe I would think twice
new seat?
was a tory maj of 3k split into a tory maj of 8k and a lab maj of 3k ?
was a tory maj of 3k split into a tory maj of 8k and a lab maj of 3k ?
Cometh the hour, cometh the man imvho.
Vote Studyform.
Vote Studyform.
you area (nice?) shifted into a tory area to give lab more chance of retaining?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhXhXNYSn8Q
found one clip,
found one clip,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKWyHMYmORw
bit more
that bit i was really looking for with frasier asking the mayor questions isn't on :(
bit more
that bit i was really looking for with frasier asking the mayor questions isn't on :(
STUDYFORM 27 Mar 20:36
3 things
1. I've never ever seen anyone so creepingly false and insincere and so driven by PR and image.
2. He must be paid by how many times he fits the words "CHANGE" and "BROKEN" into EVERY interview.
3. He hasn't actually got any policies - Just loads of 'what they wouldn't do'.
you missed out families.
3 things
1. I've never ever seen anyone so creepingly false and insincere and so driven by PR and image.
2. He must be paid by how many times he fits the words "CHANGE" and "BROKEN" into EVERY interview.
3. He hasn't actually got any policies - Just loads of 'what they wouldn't do'.
you missed out families.
*sorry i meant "hard working families"
Cameron is a slick car salesman and nothing else.
Cameron is a slick car salesman and nothing else.
*sorry i meant "hard working families"
thats a gordon soundbite
along with learn the lessons
thats a gordon soundbite
along with learn the lessons
somebody estimated the combined wealth of david and samantha camerons families to be in the region of £250 million
he should drop the ordinary guy facade , just makes him look deceitfull
he should drop the ordinary guy facade , just makes him look deceitfull
Shameless David Cameron has raised more than £18million selling access to himself to investment bankers, hedge fund bosses and other super-rich financiers.
The huge "Cam-for-hire" cash bonanza comes from the Conservative chief's "Leader's Group", a secretive cash-for-access club with a £50,000 membership fee.
The Conservatives have received more than 300 donations between £50,000 and £100,000 since 2006 - entitling the donor to enter Cameron's exclusive club.
Many made their fortunes by gambling on the failure of British businesses and other nations' economies.
Among them is hedge-fund boss David Harding whose company Winton Capital, according to yesterday's Financial Times, has made a killing speculating on a collapse in the value of the pound.
Four months ago he gave the party £50,000, gaining him instant access to Cameron's inner sanctum.
Members are guaranteed phone calls and face-to-face meetings with the Tory chief - often at secret dinners at the palatial homes of influential donors.
Dinners and drinks parties are said to have taken place at Blenheim Palace, a £50million Chelsea mansion, the dining rooms of City finance firms and even the Tory leader's Notting Hill home.
There are more than 100 active super-rich members.
Through the club, a clique of money men have been allowed to grill the wannabe Prime Minister and lobby for their interests in a way that ordinary voters could only dream of.
With tackling bankers' bonuses and curbing risky investments one of the hottest issues facing the next government, this powerful group will be perfectly placed to get their way if Cameron wins the election.
They already stand to make millions from his pledges to raise the inheritance tax threshold to £1million and repeal the 50p tax band for the wealthiest.
The Leader's Group is so secretive that there is no official membership list and few donors are prepared even to confirm their membership - for fear of adding to public anger over Cameron's controversial funding machine. Lib Dem Norman Baker said yesterday the system mounted to a cash-for-influence deal.
"Time is money for these people, so they're not going round to David Cameron's house to admire his wallpaper2", said Baker
"I believe they're doing so because they want to influence a future Conservative government to provide a climate suitable for them and that could be described as an attempt to buy influence. The question is whether we want a government run for the interests of hedge-fund managers or one run for the majority of people in this country."
Senior Labour MP Tom Watson said the club made a mockery of Cameron's promises to clamp down on lobbying.
He said: "What do these hedge fund managers think they are getting in return when they give money to David Cameron? I don't suppose when they get their oneto-one time at dinners and meetings they are talking about what they did on their holidays. David Cameron says he wants to clean up politics but he has no shame when it comes to fundraising for his own party."
The Leader's Group is believed to be run by a former headhunter called Olivia Bloomfield, chief of staff to the Tories' treasurer, billionaire stockbroker Michael Spencer.
Together with Stanley Fink - known as "Godfather of the hedge fund" - Mr Spencer has been tasked with blowing Labour out of the water by raising £40million via the club and other activities.
Some donors prefer to give huge sums through companies or in their spouse's name, keeping their name out of the records.
One donor who has paid the £50,000 is Paul Ruddock, chairman of Lansdowne Partners, Europe's fourth-largest hedge fund and someone said to have a personal fortune of £350million
The huge "Cam-for-hire" cash bonanza comes from the Conservative chief's "Leader's Group", a secretive cash-for-access club with a £50,000 membership fee.
The Conservatives have received more than 300 donations between £50,000 and £100,000 since 2006 - entitling the donor to enter Cameron's exclusive club.
Many made their fortunes by gambling on the failure of British businesses and other nations' economies.
Among them is hedge-fund boss David Harding whose company Winton Capital, according to yesterday's Financial Times, has made a killing speculating on a collapse in the value of the pound.
Four months ago he gave the party £50,000, gaining him instant access to Cameron's inner sanctum.
Members are guaranteed phone calls and face-to-face meetings with the Tory chief - often at secret dinners at the palatial homes of influential donors.
Dinners and drinks parties are said to have taken place at Blenheim Palace, a £50million Chelsea mansion, the dining rooms of City finance firms and even the Tory leader's Notting Hill home.
There are more than 100 active super-rich members.
Through the club, a clique of money men have been allowed to grill the wannabe Prime Minister and lobby for their interests in a way that ordinary voters could only dream of.
With tackling bankers' bonuses and curbing risky investments one of the hottest issues facing the next government, this powerful group will be perfectly placed to get their way if Cameron wins the election.
They already stand to make millions from his pledges to raise the inheritance tax threshold to £1million and repeal the 50p tax band for the wealthiest.
The Leader's Group is so secretive that there is no official membership list and few donors are prepared even to confirm their membership - for fear of adding to public anger over Cameron's controversial funding machine. Lib Dem Norman Baker said yesterday the system mounted to a cash-for-influence deal.
"Time is money for these people, so they're not going round to David Cameron's house to admire his wallpaper2", said Baker
"I believe they're doing so because they want to influence a future Conservative government to provide a climate suitable for them and that could be described as an attempt to buy influence. The question is whether we want a government run for the interests of hedge-fund managers or one run for the majority of people in this country."
Senior Labour MP Tom Watson said the club made a mockery of Cameron's promises to clamp down on lobbying.
He said: "What do these hedge fund managers think they are getting in return when they give money to David Cameron? I don't suppose when they get their oneto-one time at dinners and meetings they are talking about what they did on their holidays. David Cameron says he wants to clean up politics but he has no shame when it comes to fundraising for his own party."
The Leader's Group is believed to be run by a former headhunter called Olivia Bloomfield, chief of staff to the Tories' treasurer, billionaire stockbroker Michael Spencer.
Together with Stanley Fink - known as "Godfather of the hedge fund" - Mr Spencer has been tasked with blowing Labour out of the water by raising £40million via the club and other activities.
Some donors prefer to give huge sums through companies or in their spouse's name, keeping their name out of the records.
One donor who has paid the £50,000 is Paul Ruddock, chairman of Lansdowne Partners, Europe's fourth-largest hedge fund and someone said to have a personal fortune of £350million
When Dave "worked" for Carlton TV,his only real job,he developed a reputation for flat out lying.Nothing has changed for this character I see.
You gotta love these posts at least they get all the seething jealous leftys in the same place i guess.Has noone metioned their fav bogeyman yet the daily mail?
I see Bonviv is a firm fan of nepotisim,what is it with these tory inbreds
Why are the Tories not 20% ahead in the polls?
Incompetence, that why.
This worries me.
Incompetence, that why.
This worries me.
Seething about what, jealous of what, bon viv?
Perhaps the people who don't like your beloved leader are just thoughtful and intelligent, and you just can't deal with it.
Perhaps the people who don't like your beloved leader are just thoughtful and intelligent, and you just can't deal with it.
STUDYFORM 27 Mar 20:36
3 things
1. I've never ever seen anyone so creepingly false and insincere and so driven by PR and image.
Have you not heard of Tony Blair..........Studyform?
3 things
1. I've never ever seen anyone so creepingly false and insincere and so driven by PR and image.
Have you not heard of Tony Blair..........Studyform?
daily mail -sun buyers that have learnt to read and wnak over the computer instead of page 3.
Next Prime Minister.
Get used to the idea.
I'm sure he'll manage to run the country better than the vermin that have been failing to do it for the past 13 years.
Two days away from the cash machines not working. Well done.
Get used to the idea.
I'm sure he'll manage to run the country better than the vermin that have been failing to do it for the past 13 years.
Two days away from the cash machines not working. Well done.
Aw Carlo don't forget he was in the *gasp* Bullingdon Club.
(It's only the 'working' class that's allowed to get drunk and stupid.)
(It's only the 'working' class that's allowed to get drunk and stupid.)
STUDYFORM 27 Mar 20:57
Blair very slimy, Cameron even more slimy imo
yesterday.
Blair very slimy, Cameron even more slimy imo
yesterday.
Wait until the election date is called and the race is on. Mr cameron will lay his cards on the table and tell us his policies.he can't do it now as Labour just steal all the good ideas as they have no idea themselves how to get the country out of the s hit they got it into.For those who are old enough to remember,the labour party had to steal the emporers clothing to get into power in the first place. prior to that they were totally unelectable.
......er... Yes.... That's what will happen.
Can't have all that genius plagiarised can he?
Can't have all that genius plagiarised can he?
When the election comes and he's on TV more people will see through the slimy, bandwagon jumping populist. I hope.
This tuesday its expected to be annouced for May 6th. So book your holidays :D
Labour voters =
1. Client-staters
2. Tribal labour voters - I've always voted Labour me (Q. Where's it got you?)
3. No-one else.
About to be out of power for two or three decades.
1. Client-staters
2. Tribal labour voters - I've always voted Labour me (Q. Where's it got you?)
3. No-one else.
About to be out of power for two or three decades.
2 or 3 decades?how you work that out idiot?so a tory majority of about 20 will keep the tories in for 2 or 3 decades??stop taking the tablets
i got sent out my polling card here with 6th May on the papers so it must be the 6th :)
Tory Voters:
1. Reactionaries/Little Englanders
2. I'm all right jack types and Daily Mail mortgage obsessives.
3. The 'Gordon Brown is a** because everybody says so' followers. These are the worst.
Nobody else.
1. Reactionaries/Little Englanders
2. I'm all right jack types and Daily Mail mortgage obsessives.
3. The 'Gordon Brown is a** because everybody says so' followers. These are the worst.
Nobody else.
The Tory Party which refused to abolish the slave trade knew what's what.
How many people does Dave employ to ' help in the house' ?
How many people does Dave employ to ' help in the house' ?
Braindead 03 Apr 19:21
3. The 'Gordon Brown is a **** because everybody says so' followers. These are the worst.
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But Gordon Brown is a ****. Just ask his next door neighbour, Alistair Darling. Or was he talking about someone else 'unleashing the forces of hell' on him?
Ya fücking thickie.
3. The 'Gordon Brown is a **** because everybody says so' followers. These are the worst.
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But Gordon Brown is a ****. Just ask his next door neighbour, Alistair Darling. Or was he talking about someone else 'unleashing the forces of hell' on him?
Ya fücking thickie.
Nice one, Carlo, you like nothing better than duking it out with the rabble.
Well, I say, 'duking it out', ... it's more a case of watching them crawl across the canvas, cross-eyed and looking for their gumshields.
Well, I say, 'duking it out', ... it's more a case of watching them crawl across the canvas, cross-eyed and looking for their gumshields.
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