I dont vote because I have never had a suitable candidate to vote for.
Consider
it an abstention.
However I have attended hustings.
You can hedge against market risk but Im afraid that the default swaps
market
was found wanting so
so Am,trust, Washington Mutual, Northern Rock, Lehman ,
I go to the hustings. Have you ever been
LMFAO - now who's making assumptions - card carrying member for 30 years,
canvassed, doorstepped and demonstrated.
Why would you support candidates who you aren't going to vote for - is that
so you can say I didn't vote for them when they f it up?
I
On 27 Feb 2013, at 11:36, Paul Cundell wrote:
I go to the hustings. Have you ever been
LMFAO - now who's making assumptions - card carrying member for 30 years,
canvassed, doorstepped and demonstrated.
Why would you support candidates who you aren't going to vote for - is that
so you can
- Original Message - If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating
it, people will eventually come to believe it Joseph Goebbels
As practiced and proven by a certain Ken W Bates.
(sorry to inject a reference to Football).
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This politics malarkey is all a load of bollocks, from the hopeless local
councillor to the MPs, they are only in for career progression and to look
after their own interests. Is it any wonder there is voter apathy
Take the recent vote on equal marriage, my local MP is down on record as saying
This politics malarkey is all a load of bollocks, from the hopeless local
councillor to the MPs, they are only in for career progression and to look
after their own interests.
Politics, I would rather get a blowjob from a rabid bull terrier.
easy to say, just as easy to say for instance,
On 27 Feb 2013, at 12:42, Paul Cundell wrote:
WOULD THAT BE THE LABOUR PARTY THEN ?
As stated I have never found a candidate whose views match my own (in
public)
so I have not voted. When I do I will….for that I may have to stand
Well it wouldn't be the chuckle brothers from the
On 27 Feb 2013, at 14:00, Chris Briggs wrote:
This politics malarkey is all a load of bollocks, from the hopeless local
councillor to the MPs, they are only in for career progression and to look
after their own interests. Is it any wonder there is voter apathy
agreed
Take the recent
I know you were only being devils advocate but to be fair I think that there
are a lot magistrates that are exactly as you described
Nosey? Actually knowing what goes on in your own community is a real eye
opener. I know where my car is likely to get broken into, which houses have
search
Are there term limits for elected officials in the UK?
Cheers
Mark
El Presidente Wisconsin Whites
Leeds United
Chicago Fire
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Paul
When you go out on the knocker canvasing for clause 4 to be reinstated and
people fall asleep ink their chairs, or look wistfully at their watch or just
die,…do you give up ?
Voting :
I have not
I reserve my right to vote
But probably won't
On 27 Feb 2013, at 15:47, Paul Cundell
Voting :
I have not
I reserve my right to vote
But probably won't
You also reserve the right to perform a volte face as soon as you're found
out?
whats wrong with barclays of HSBC ? Neither took bail outs and Barclays
shares at 50p were a steal
LIBOR rate?
I loaded up to the
? Didn't the tax credits policy lift more that a million children out
of poverty? I think that the policy did exactly what it said on the tin and
I can't think of any other welfare or redistibution or liberal policy
(choose you local flavour) that was so successful since the introduction of
Whilst the policy did indeed lift a lot of people out of debt, the
administration of it was a nightmare, it was this I was alluding to. A well
meaning policy but was over bureaucratic in terms of applying, based upon
previous declared earnings and projected earnings that could be manipulated,
I'm all for sacking the bureaucrats!
Damian
PS but I do live in France
PPS BTW I'm the one who blighted my career by telling our Personnel
Department that Victor Kyam was my favorite industrialist ;)
On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 10:42 PM, Chris Briggs c_bri...@hotmail.co.ukwrote:
...the
Leave bureaucrats alone!
The Bureaucrat
From: Damian Walsh pussaydam...@gmail.com
To: leedslist leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 4:47 PM
Subject: Re: [LU] [Non-LU] do you wish to rephrase this
I'm all for sacking the bureaucrats
On 27 Feb 2013, at 20:58, Paul Cundell wrote:
Voting :
I have not
I reserve my right to vote
But probably won't
You also reserve the right to perform a volte face as soon as you're found
out?
Found out of what ? Not expressing myself clearly ?
whats wrong with barclays of
Found out of what ? Not expressing myself clearly ?
If you say so, though I thought you were pretty clear
LIBOR rate?
It is a negotiated rate. It always was.
You asked what they'd done wrong and I told you. You want to condone their
illegal actions. Your choice.
So the downturn that
On 28 Feb 2013, at 07:24, Paul Cundell wrote:
Found out of what ? Not expressing myself clearly ?
If you say so, though I thought you were pretty clear
LIBOR rate?
It is a negotiated rate. It always was.
You asked what they'd done wrong and I told you. You want to condone their
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