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I know this is political in a sense (well, many senses!), but as its a open-topic cafe, and i'm drinking a posh capuccino (well, Cadbury's High-Lights on offer at Heron Frozen Food! lol )...
What is the common opinion on young Conservative contender David Cameron in the world of SH?
I'm predicting this thread gets locked after... i dunno.... 5 replies lol!
Now now .... you should know better three topics should never be discussed in public ... religion politics and sex ...
Oh bugger .... that'd be the thread killer then ;)
C x
he seems to be the best of a bad bunch. good luck to him, just can't see the tories getting back in yet.
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(well, Cadbury's High-Lights on offer at Heron Frozen Food! lol )..

ohh our Heron had them on offer too, five for a quid :lol2:
Politics can't be talked about!?!
But everything is politics!!!
In fact, I can't think of many things more politically charged than the concept of swinging!!!!! lol
Well... ok... a few thousand things are but you know what I mean!
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(well, Cadbury's High-Lights on offer at Heron Frozen Food! lol )..

ohh our Heron had them on offer too, five for a quid :lol2:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Thats them! Or the tub for 99p but the packets are only 11g less when all combined and far more convenient!!!
Anyways, yeah I feel David Cameron is a nice guy, limited skill... ultimately a posher Tony Blair but at least he can promote a kind of multi-party politic system again. Labour have been able to do what they want for a long time without any competition.
In Cameron I think the Tories are trying to fight fire with fire so to speak.
Tran
He is the tories answer to Tony Blair without a doubt.I aint to worried about politics but the tories have finally grasped that you need to find someone that has a bit of charisma e.g his reported wrong doings in the will probably go a long way!
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. . . . . but as its a open-topic cafe, and i'm drinking a posh capuccino ]

Would that be a Frapacapumochachocaltte, Traceylotanumbers ????
I'm guessing it's Tracey cos that a girl'sdrink.
There's a bit o' politics for ya bolt
The Conservatives are still banging away at the same old fashioned policies, not realising that Labour have copied them all. The Conservative party really need to make the same sort of change that Labour did when they became 'New Labour' before they can really make headway, and I can't see Cameon doing that.
Where's the Libertarian wing of the party? Libertarianism is where the Conservatives ought to be headed if they ever want to be in power again. (if you don't know what Libertarianism is, look here - a quiz that might well tell you that you are a Libertarian too)
If the country have a "feel good factor" then they tend to stick with what they have. As I can't see any drastic changes in the economy over the next few years the tories will not be winning. Only if things go sour will they have a shot. So not matter how good the next tory leader is his chances of leading the country depend on the Labour party.
bloody hell did I say that. :shock:
tracey....im a bit confused....but then again thats nothing new.....
do you mean by "what the members of SH think of him" as in do they want to shag him.....or invite him to munches etc....
or do you mean ...is he the best candidate for the job.....
if the latter is the case then i cannot comment.......as my view is ....dont vote because the government will get in.....as in theyre all in it for themselves....
if it was for the first reason then the answer is an unequivical "NO"
:shock:
Wow, what a succinct posting Dargento. :thumbup: ;) lol
Cameron who??? I'm not arsed.... tell me when they've finished faffing, shooting themselves in their own feet and when they've all managed to de-wedge their heads from their arses enough to decide what their policies are.
I can't vote for a party who can't even make decisions about their leader and what they believe in. dunno
kiss
Gem. x
jesus..: show me more... Please
Quote by markz
If the country have a "feel good factor" then they tend to stick with what they have. As I can't see any drastic changes in the economy over the next few years the tories will not be winning. Only if things go sour will they have a shot. So not matter how good the next tory leader is his chances of leading the country depend on the Labour party.
bloody hell did I say that. :shock:

you dont think the country is in a poor state :shock:
we need a new government and i`m not talkin about conservatives or bloody ukip either, wish someone who knew what they were doing and actually listened instead of slapping tax on everything would get in
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you dont think the country is in a poor state :shock:
we need a new government and i`m not talkin about conservatives or bloody ukip either, wish someone who knew what they were doing and actually listened instead of slapping tax on everything would get in

The taxes are there to help support the people who need our help.
T*ries cut taxes, in order to keep the wealthy wealthy and to stuff the little man. They the social benefits, that should be available to the needy, in order to let 'old money' keep their pocket change.
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T*ries cut taxes, in order to keep the wealthy wealthy and to stuff the little man. They the social benefits, that should be available to the needy, in order to let 'old money' keep their pocket change.

:thumbup: What she said.
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But everything is politics!
:thumbup: And them.
Ken Clarke has more popular appeal. Liam Fox is smarter. David Davis has more experience. Cameron supports several vote-losing policies.
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Foot in themselves shot have
guy fawlkes had the right idea lol
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do you mean by "what the members of SH think of him" as in do they want to shag him.....or invite him to munches etc....

not only does he want to come, he wants to bring his friend charlie too.
vix stole the words right out of my mouth.........i can only just remember the late 70's/ early 80's but if high interest rates, high unemployment, poor comprehensive schools, bad investment in health and poll tax are you bag then i say.....
VOTE TORY
Don't understand why the tories didn't run off and Join the Labour party as they have the same policies really. What this country needs is a party that supports the ordinary man in the street. The Rich have got richer under labour and the poor poorer. Stuff the both of em lol
i dont know about the rich getting richer and poor getting poorer under labour....do you have any stats to back this up??
under the tories with interest rates of 16% and high unemployment......most people were poorer.
money tends to lead to money whatever government you have, so the rich will always get richer......however this does tend to be assisted by certain policies from the tories which seem to 'assist' those with greater assets.
did anyone see the tories on tv talking about their welfare benefits for married couples 'to promote the idea of marriage', so no matter what your income you would receive extra cash from the tories for staying married....like a little incentive. A rather odd approach considering it is single parents who are more likely to be less well off and have to spend more time looking after children as they cant always be assisted by a partner.
christ on a bike ......who gives a f*ck or a rolling doughnut.....
whatever your preference where polotics are contained and whatever experience or policy you have or will quote .........
every government since its conception has had the primary function of survival at its core........forget the wellbeing of the masses.....
were just here to f*uck over again and again to supply the bastards with the money to continue to keep f*cking us over....
the whole thing stinks...... now FFS some moderator please lock this thread before some 1 goes OTT...............
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the whole thing stinks...... now FFS some moderator please lock this thread before some 1 goes OTT...............

oooooh the irony of politics ;)
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i dont know about the rich getting richer and poor getting poorer under labour....do you have any stats to back this up??
under the tories with interest rates of 16% and high unemployment......most people were poorer.
money tends to lead to money whatever government you have, so the rich will always get richer......however this does tend to be assisted by certain policies from the tories which seem to 'assist' those with greater assets.
did anyone see the tories on tv talking about their welfare benefits for married couples 'to promote the idea of marriage', so no matter what your income you would receive extra cash from the tories for staying married....like a little incentive. A rather odd approach considering it is single parents who are more likely to be less well off and have to spend more time looking after children as they cant always be assisted by a partner.

Now for some real politics smile
yeah lets all join the socialist strikers party, they have all the answers don't they. biggrin
Actualy the Socialist Party is not the Socialist Workers Party and their councillors in Coventry work tirelessly for the people here. They do terrible things like stoping the closure of old peoples homes and trying to save jobs. Commie scum lol
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yeah lets all join the socialist strikers party, they have all the answers don't they. biggrin

Glad you agree lol
Used to know a guy who by night was a revolutionary socialist and by day sold mortgages. Well, you have to live in the real world, dont you?
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Never trust a Tory!!!!
Mr goodtimez
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Never trust a Tory!!!!
Mr goodtimez

Mr goodtimez, after a slightly depressing start to reading the forum, that cheered me right up.
Like it or not, Consevative economic policies work - that's why Labour copy them! Don't you remember that they only got elected because they promised to stick to the Conservative tax plans? Apart from the (frankly trivial) row over foxhunting can you actualy think of any major policies that are sustantially different between the 3 main parties? New Labour have been right-wing for years... pro iraq-war, making students pay for universities... all right wing policies!