Scathing poll for Blair...

[MikeH]

Nothing got stolen and no-one was killed so yes I suppose it was. I wouldn't do it out of practice though, I doubt you'd leave your door in aber open every night on purpose though would you?

[red_jon]

Originally posted by Boddington's
Young generations have not learnt to think properly about politics or economics, and insetad follow the selfish left-wing paths they are expected to take.

Left-wing paths selfish? Giving away some of your earnings in taxes to help others selfish? I see now...

And remember this age group includes you, Bodders.

[Giancarlo]

So reddy, how are the conservatives doing in your country?

Young generations have not learnt to think properly about politics or economics, and insetad follow the selfish left-wing paths they are expected to take.

Explain me. I am young but certainly not left-wing.

Boddy, it shines right through... you really don't know a thing you are talking about.

[Seneca]

This is the most affluent generation in British history, with the greatest set of personal freedoms ever enjoyed by anybody in this country, so I can only conclude that the younger generation are a bunch of whiny complacent fools who need a good slapping.

[red_jon]

Or maybe we don't like Tories dictating what is good for us, or Labour giving false promises. As far as I can see section 28 is still in effect so no, I don't trust Labour.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

There are two important facts you have to bear in mind.

1- Britain has never been terribly good at that patriotism thing and tends to regard the present government at any given time as interchangeable with things normally found living under rocks.

2- The favourite national pastime of the British is moaning. We weren't labelled "whingeing poms" for nothing.

[Giancarlo]

Let me run the country.... (Just make sure there is a helicopter ready to take me out of there after two days so I don't get lynched)

[red_jon]

Originally posted by Fez
Let me run the country....

*Flees to Holland*

[Seneca]

Originally posted by red_jon
Or maybe we don't like Tories dictating what is good for us, or Labour giving false promises. As far as I can see section 28 is still in effect so no, I don't trust Labour.

Well the Lords scuppered that one, after the Gov. got it through the commons - come on, give Tony marks for trying....

[red_jon]

Originally posted by Seneca


Well the Lords scuppered that one, after the Gov. got it through the commons - come on, give Tony marks for trying....

I refuse to

Labour have been in power for 5 years, more than enough time to invoke the Parliament Act.

And don't even get me started on the Lords...

[KrazyHorse]

Is Parliament Act to pass something over objection of Lords? How long can they delay a bill?

[JohnIII]

I have no problem with crime in Warwickshire . As in, never, ever, at all.

Football hooliganism is hardly rampant, either--the Millwall hooligans are certainly a separate entity from the fans of that club. The worst club in this regard is Cardiff, which (at least passively) encourage hooliganism. Go to a football match not involving Cardiff or Milwall and you should be fine.

[red_jon]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
Is Parliament Act to pass something over objection of Lords? How long can they delay a bill?

For 2 years. It originally came into effect when the King helped it through (the Lords would have blocked it in a wonderful catch 22).

[KrazyHorse]

2 years? That's ridiculous. Our Senate can only block for 90 days, God bless 'em...

[Seneca]

Originally posted by MikeH


I've done that in Reading except it was wide open.

I've done it in Saint Paul's, Bristol, though I was probably very lucky...