: Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:45 pm  

tigerman1+1 wrote:

... and to say its just what they do is im my eyes worse than doing it ...

Is it? Blimey...

Anyway where's my tank then?

: Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:54 pm  

danny boy1 wrote: Ha ha tigerman1+1, you are so perceptive! I have to say personally that I wouldn't like the life of a politician, in the public spotlight all the time and hardly any private life and of course being to blame for all the ills of the country. If you do feel you could do a better job Tigerman 1+1, then you really should put yourself forward, I'm sure whatever political party you feel akin to, would welcome you as a potential candidate. I personally think they Yvette Cooper and Ed Balls are good MP's and that they've worked well within the rules operating at the time (although maybe rules should be looked at again), but when you consider that people in business can earn hundreds of time what an MP earns, then maybe something needs to be done on the earnings front, as we do need the best people possible running our country and we are in danger of scaring off any talented MP's in the future. There's no doubt there are corrupt MP's around, as has been exposed by the press recently, but I don't for one minute believe Yvette Cooper or Ed Balls are amongst them. I have every confidence in their abilities and that they will do all in their powers to ensure we get our new stadium. pmsl now you sir are a networking genius im glad your happy with their work http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstop ... enses.html it really is a nice little earner as for looking after their futures because they are hard done to many people would do twice what they do for thier yearly earnings. and id say they could retire now on their lifelong pension if it wasnt for the power drug and all the corruption that power breeds. but you must be very green to the political process from lowly counciller to labour MP to believe its as easy as you say to overthrow politico power like that.....especially in a area where blind voting is a way of life.

danny boy1 wrote: Ha ha tigerman1+1, you are so perceptive! I have to say personally that I wouldn't like the life of a politician, in the public spotlight all the time and hardly any private life and of course being to blame for all the ills of the country. If you do feel you could do a better job Tigerman 1+1, then you really should put yourself forward, I'm sure whatever political party you feel akin to, would welcome you as a potential candidate. I personally think they Yvette Cooper and Ed Balls are good MP's and that they've worked well within the rules operating at the time (although maybe rules should be looked at again), but when you consider that people in business can earn hundreds of time what an MP earns, then maybe something needs to be done on the earnings front, as we do need the best people possible running our country and we are in danger of scaring off any talented MP's in the future. There's no doubt there are corrupt MP's around, as has been exposed by the press recently, but I don't for one minute believe Yvette Cooper or Ed Balls are amongst them. I have every confidence in their abilities and that they will do all in their powers to ensure we get our new stadium. pmsl now you sir are a networking genius im glad your happy with their work http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstop ... enses.html it really is a nice little earner as for looking after their futures because they are hard done to many people would do twice what they do for thier yearly earnings. and id say they could retire now on their lifelong pension if it wasnt for the power drug and all the corruption that power breeds. but you must be very green to the political process from lowly counciller to labour MP to believe its as easy as you say to overthrow politico power like that.....especially in a area where blind voting is a way of life.

: Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:56 pm  

Disco wrote:

Is it? Blimey...

Anyway where's my tank then?

sorry mate you cant have one the revolutionary army like theBritish army is going through transitional modernisation so we are asking you to provide your own metal dustbin lid and a few stones

: Mon Jul 13, 2009 4:05 pm  

tigerman1+1 wrote:

From Scotland. a career politition the worst kind, holds labour values my ar5e, she was given this seat because its a safe New labour seat. and until the voters realise these new labour members have no interest in their constituants needs only their own survival we will be stuck with this sort of parasite....

Correct.

: Mon Jul 13, 2009 4:08 pm  

Speedy wrote:

I dont think its right that someone who is not from our area should be entitled to represent us,

Don't worry, she doesn't represent us.

: Mon Jul 13, 2009 4:43 pm  

tigerman1+1 wrote:

if this is not your opinion then what did someone do put a gun to your head to make you type it.

my god you truely are a beelding heart liberal. you laugh if you want but she and others like her will be stealing from the public coffers forever with weak willed bleaters like you willing to accept it, anyone else would have been up before the beak. oh i forgot im making it up my mistake, was going to mention she was a big supporter of the illegal war in Iraq you know the one we was told to rid the country of WMD's of course non were found because it was sold on a lie. but id be accused of making that up too.

There you go again, assuming (or should i say, simply making it up) i voted for her, believe in her and suggest because i did this (where did i say i had?) that i am a supporter of the war in Iraq. My god you're unbelievable. As i say, why not make a point of discussing things I (or anyone else) has said rather than what you want to blabber on about. You're a joke mate. You can't debate you just blabber on about things no one has said and call them names for doing so. Then you expect someone to come on and have a debate back. Why would anyone want to when it's clear you don't even read what people write?

: Mon Jul 13, 2009 5:17 pm  

tb wrote:

Even thought the people of the area voted for her? Sod democracy hey … what do the voters know?

TB The people will vote for her beause she is the labour party candidate, but she was an imposed candidate by the party, due to the fact they said there had to be a certain number of women in parliament. Im not against women in parliament and im sure as hell nothing but labour, my point was that i feel that a person from the constituency should be from that area, nothing to do with democracy.

: Mon Jul 13, 2009 5:31 pm  

Speedy wrote:

Im not against women in parliament

Me neither. The place needs cleaning now and again.

: Mon Jul 13, 2009 5:37 pm  

marshman wrote:

Me neither. The place needs cleaning now and again.

: Mon Jul 13, 2009 7:48 pm  

tigerman1+1 wrote:

if this is not your opinion then what did someone do put a gun to your head to make you type it.

my god you truely are a beelding heart liberal. you laugh if you want but she and others like her will be stealing from the public coffers forever with weak willed bleaters like you willing to accept it, anyone else would have been up before the beak. oh i forgot im making it up my mistake, was going to mention she was a big supporter of the illegal war in Iraq you know the one we was told to rid the country of WMD's of course non were found because it was sold on a lie. but id be accused of making that up too.

You are comical Ali and i claim my £5