Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 8:51 pms@int wrote:Does that mean that constituencies will be larger but have more than one MP?
Yes.
Yes.
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Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 8:51 pmYes.
Posted: Sat May 08, 2010 12:24 amConsidering the hung parliament and the so called deals between the Conservatives and the Lib Dems. What about the votes that were not counted? The people who queued for ages only to be told to sod off at 10? What about the places where they ran out of ballot forms? Surely this has to be looked at first.
This whole election has been a farce. It has shown britain for what it is. An incompetent country incapable of doing the basics right. Look at the campaigns. Mostly tv debates. Gordon Brown is a fool, cameron is a toff, and clegg does well for the camera. The whole expenses scandal seems to be totally looked over. The iraq enquiry, does anyone know what is going on there? or is that also brushed under the carpet?
I find it laughable how Labour have kept so many seats, how people like Hazel Blears keeps her seat. How the fact that so many kids have been sent to iraq and afghanistan and been killed due to lack of resources. Families have been destroyed as we havent had the helicopters over there to offer support, how the troops have had to fight with a slingshot and a cardboard sheet as armour while our politicians are claiming a fortune for the moats. Claiming for porn, dog food, sisters rooms etc.
And here we are with a hung parliament, hung because not one single party has grasped the realism at hand. And even now they are all fighting to get into power to refill there troughs. They are all lousy, selfish, scummy b@stards. Even now they are considering "reforming the voting system" when the priority should be, lets reform the whole thing. Lets get real people into politics, give britain back to the british.
But thats not the case. The case is, lets get those troughs re-filled.
This whole election has been a farce. It has shown britain for what it is. An incompetent country incapable of doing the basics right. Look at the campaigns. Mostly tv debates. Gordon Brown is a fool, cameron is a toff, and clegg does well for the camera. The whole expenses scandal seems to be totally looked over. The iraq enquiry, does anyone know what is going on there? or is that also brushed under the carpet?
I find it laughable how Labour have kept so many seats, how people like Hazel Blears keeps her seat. How the fact that so many kids have been sent to iraq and afghanistan and been killed due to lack of resources. Families have been destroyed as we havent had the helicopters over there to offer support, how the troops have had to fight with a slingshot and a cardboard sheet as armour while our politicians are claiming a fortune for the moats. Claiming for porn, dog food, sisters rooms etc.
And here we are with a hung parliament, hung because not one single party has grasped the realism at hand. And even now they are all fighting to get into power to refill there troughs. They are all lousy, selfish, scummy b@stards. Even now they are considering "reforming the voting system" when the priority should be, lets reform the whole thing. Lets get real people into politics, give britain back to the british.
But thats not the case. The case is, lets get those troughs re-filled.
Posted: Sun May 09, 2010 10:39 amI think PR would do more harm to the LD than good, I agree that they are not properly represented but with PR you will always have coalition government and the Lib Dems being the centre party would probably hold the balance of power, thats when you will see splits, not all Lib Dems would want to side with Labour all the time and inevitably the party would split into two groups, probably back to the Liberals and SDP.
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 10:23 amI wondered how long it would take them , bast.ards just watch them destroy Liverpool again,
http://www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/liverpo....6467663
http://www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/liverpo....6467663
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 10:54 amdecision whether to reject – or rubber- stamp – particular projects will be made within weeks, before the Budget, "in order to provide the certainty that people need".
And this is for all projects all over the country, not just Liverpool
And this is for all projects all over the country, not just Liverpool
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 10:59 amdawson99 wrote:decision whether to reject – or rubber- stamp – particular projects will be made within weeks, before the Budget, "in order to provide the certainty that people need".
And this is for all projects all over the country, not just Liverpool
Daws they have already started work mate , Went past it last week,
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 11:04 amSo they already started, whats the problem? Have they stopepd now? Were they not paid?
Nan, we should all know, more than anyone, not to believe everything we read, its scaremongering
Nan, we should all know, more than anyone, not to believe everything we read, its scaremongering