David Cameron, AKA DCI Gene Hunt
03 April 2010, 03:33 PM
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David Cameron, AKA DCI Gene Hunt
The two Milliband prats have just been on Sky news extolling Labour's latest poster designed to stick it to the Tories, which poses David Cameron as DCI Gene Hunt sat on the bonnet of the Quattro. The caption warns us not to let the Tories take us back to the '80s.
The Tories have responded with a poster of Brown sat on the bonnet of a biege Maxi warning us not to let Labour take us back to the '70s.
Now who do you think has made the point they wanted to?
What a gift!
Kevin
The Tories have responded with a poster of Brown sat on the bonnet of a biege Maxi warning us not to let Labour take us back to the '70s.
Now who do you think has made the point they wanted to?
What a gift!
Kevin
03 April 2010, 03:47 PM
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I'd much rather both parties told us EXACTLY what they'd do, rather than come up with crappy posters about time travel. 
Flightman would prefer to be taken back the the 70's, where he'd by 30% of Microsoft.
Flightman would prefer to be taken back the the 70's, where he'd by 30% of Microsoft.
03 April 2010, 04:08 PM
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Labour ******. This shows how far detached from real people these ***** are. Most of us would love a Gene Hunt type sorting this failed state out. And they use it as a warning. Epic fail!
03 April 2010, 04:25 PM
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03 April 2010, 05:47 PM
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Given a choice the 80's was a safer place to live, less crime, little PC rubbish to put up with and fuel was cheap + some great music and schools turned out kids who could read and write!
We also won a war due to having a 'ballsy' PM with little or no support from Europe (not taking anything away from our soldiers currently in the ME)
TBH the poster is quite cool and if i was Dave i would be quietly pleased and flattered.
If that is the best NL can do then i hope they have Pickfords set up a double move out in Downing Street soon!
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03 April 2010, 05:58 PM
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Given a choice the 80's was a safer place to live, less crime, little PC rubbish to put up with and fuel was cheap + some great music and schools turned out kids who could read and write!
We also won a war due to having a 'ballsy' PM with little or no support from Europe (not taking anything away from our soldiers currently in the ME)
TBH the poster is quite cool and if i was Dave i would be quietly pleased and flattered.
If that is the best NL can do then i hope they have Pickfords set up a double move out in Downing Street soon!
03 April 2010, 05:59 PM
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Given a choice the 80's was a safer place to live, less crime, little PC rubbish to put up with and fuel was cheap + some great music and schools turned out kids who could read and write!
We also won a war due to having a 'ballsy' PM with little or no support from Europe (not taking anything away from our soldiers currently in the ME)
TBH the poster is quite cool and if i was Dave i would be quietly pleased and flattered.
If that is the best NL can do then i hope they have Pickfords set up a double move out in Downing Street soon!
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03 April 2010, 06:57 PM
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yes the 80s, huge prosperity, no political correctness, great music and low taxes and broken trade unions - who would possibly want that?!
Labour truely are incompetent!
Labour truely are incompetent!
03 April 2010, 09:55 PM
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OK - to all the Scoobynet 'clever dicks' - you and flightwit, martin etc... 
What are your amazing solutions?? Protest vote? Soiling your paper? BNP??
You are nothing but morons (traitors?) if you fail to vote for the only party that can extract us from the Orwellian nightmare that awaits us all if Brown gets another term...
It is your patriotic duty to vote 'Nu' Labour out of office...
What are your amazing solutions?? Protest vote? Soiling your paper? BNP??
You are nothing but morons (traitors?) if you fail to vote for the only party that can extract us from the Orwellian nightmare that awaits us all if Brown gets another term...
It is your patriotic duty to vote 'Nu' Labour out of office...
03 April 2010, 11:11 PM
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OK - to all the Scoobynet 'clever dicks' - you and flightwit, martin etc...
What are your amazing solutions?? Protest vote? Soiling your paper? BNP??
You are nothing but morons (traitors?) if you fail to vote for the only party that can extract us from the Orwellian nightmare that awaits us all if Brown gets another term...
It is your patriotic duty to vote 'Nu' Labour out of office...
What are your amazing solutions?? Protest vote? Soiling your paper? BNP??
You are nothing but morons (traitors?) if you fail to vote for the only party that can extract us from the Orwellian nightmare that awaits us all if Brown gets another term...
It is your patriotic duty to vote 'Nu' Labour out of office...
For all who believe the last Tory gov. were a success, here's a few of their other 'achievements'
3 Million unemployed
A collapsing Health Syestem
Inner City Riots
Hyper inflation
Hyper Interest rates
ERM
2 Recessions
Sleaze
The Birth of Quangos
The Fuel price escalator
The loss of our manufacturing base
Wholesale handover of powers to Europe
Falling down schools
2 year NHS waiting lists for consultancy
The Poll Tax
Spiralling crime
And many more no doubt
You see the very depressing fact is, as much as most of you despise the current government they are nothing more than a continution of the last one
03 April 2010, 11:34 PM
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I just wish there was some way for whoever gets into power to be told on live tv in front of the entire UK that they were not voted in, they won because they wernt just as bad as the rest. They are all smug gets when elected and harp on about their mandates and representing the people...my ****.
I have no answer on how to correctly manage the UK but for a start, but I'd certainly look to plug the holes where money is haemorrhaging (ie fighting no win situations abroad and sorting out the workshy on benefits here at home). Raising duty is one thing, cost cutting would help reduce the need to constantly rip the **** out of us working normal people.
I have no answer on how to correctly manage the UK but for a start, but I'd certainly look to plug the holes where money is haemorrhaging (ie fighting no win situations abroad and sorting out the workshy on benefits here at home). Raising duty is one thing, cost cutting would help reduce the need to constantly rip the **** out of us working normal people.
03 April 2010, 11:36 PM
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UB I've said many many times I'm voting Tory at the next election, I do it because we need a fresh government not because I think there will be any kind of major change in policy.
For all who believe the last Tory gov. were a success, here's a few of their other 'achievements'
3 Million unemployed
A collapsing Health Syestem
Inner City Riots
Hyper inflation
Hyper Interest rates
ERM
2 Recessions
Sleaze
The Birth of Quangos
The Fuel price escalator
The loss of our manufacturing base
Wholesale handover of powers to Europe
Falling down schools
2 year NHS waiting lists for consultancy
The Poll Tax
Spiralling crime
And many more no doubt
You see the very depressing fact is, as much as most of you despise the current government they are nothing more than a continution of the last one
For all who believe the last Tory gov. were a success, here's a few of their other 'achievements'
3 Million unemployed
A collapsing Health Syestem
Inner City Riots
Hyper inflation
Hyper Interest rates
ERM
2 Recessions
Sleaze
The Birth of Quangos
The Fuel price escalator
The loss of our manufacturing base
Wholesale handover of powers to Europe
Falling down schools
2 year NHS waiting lists for consultancy
The Poll Tax
Spiralling crime
And many more no doubt
You see the very depressing fact is, as much as most of you despise the current government they are nothing more than a continution of the last one
04 April 2010, 12:17 AM
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UB I've said many many times I'm voting Tory at the next election, I do it because we need a fresh government not because I think there will be any kind of major change in policy.
For all who believe the last Tory gov. were a success, here's a few of their other 'achievements'
3 Million unemployed
A collapsing Health Syestem
Inner City Riots
Hyper inflation
Hyper Interest rates
ERM
2 Recessions
Sleaze
The Birth of Quangos
The Fuel price escalator
The loss of our manufacturing base
Wholesale handover of powers to Europe
Falling down schools
2 year NHS waiting lists for consultancy
The Poll Tax
Spiralling crime
And many more no doubt
You see the very depressing fact is, as much as most of you despise the current government they are nothing more than a continution of the last one
For all who believe the last Tory gov. were a success, here's a few of their other 'achievements'
3 Million unemployed
A collapsing Health Syestem
Inner City Riots
Hyper inflation
Hyper Interest rates
ERM
2 Recessions
Sleaze
The Birth of Quangos
The Fuel price escalator
The loss of our manufacturing base
Wholesale handover of powers to Europe
Falling down schools
2 year NHS waiting lists for consultancy
The Poll Tax
Spiralling crime
And many more no doubt
You see the very depressing fact is, as much as most of you despise the current government they are nothing more than a continution of the last one
Ahh Martin2005, the net version of NL's spin wing
prehaps you want to look a bit further back to the last time Labour were in power.
Strikes, powercuts, crippling inflation, and run by the unions...
funny how you always forget that lot when having a dig
MArt
04 April 2010, 12:23 AM
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04 April 2010, 07:57 AM
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OK - to all the Scoobynet 'clever dicks' - you and flightwit, martin etc...
What are your amazing solutions?? Protest vote? Soiling your paper? BNP??
You are nothing but morons (traitors?) if you fail to vote for the only party that can extract us from the Orwellian nightmare that awaits us all if Brown gets another term...
It is your patriotic duty to vote 'Nu' Labour out of office...
What are your amazing solutions?? Protest vote? Soiling your paper? BNP??
You are nothing but morons (traitors?) if you fail to vote for the only party that can extract us from the Orwellian nightmare that awaits us all if Brown gets another term...
It is your patriotic duty to vote 'Nu' Labour out of office...
Flightman does like Robins and leaves tit bits in his garden for them. But not this one. He's a ****.
04 April 2010, 08:03 AM
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My beef with Cameron isn't borne out of a blinkered love for NL, far from it. My beef is that I see no change to the last 25 years of snouts in the trough politics whoever I vote for. The Tories won't be as overt as NL at feathering their nests, their privileged upbringing means they don't need to be. But it will happen.
What's the answer to that? If someone on here far more intelligent than me knows, please enlighten me.
What's the answer to that? If someone on here far more intelligent than me knows, please enlighten me.
04 April 2010, 10:19 AM
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No one can say at the moment whether the Conservatives would be as bad as NL. Until they are seen running the country we do not know how they will do it and how successful they are, especially at recovering the economy. In the past they have always managed to do that however.
On the other hand, we do know just how incompetent NL have been at running the country and protecting the electorate. They have made the most stupid decisions, wasted the rich and strong economy that they inherited from the Conservatives, run the country into the ground financially so that we are on our beam ends while we are trying to recover from the recession caused by the greedy bankers who were not being monitored by the toothless FSA because NL did not want to upset them.
To get out of this dreadful situation, we will suffer financially pretty soon when the cash that they are borrowing runs out.
It is a no-brainer that this bunch will never achieve any kind of financial strength so if they were to get into power this next time we will have lost our country and our democratic freedoms, such as they are at the moment! it is down to how much we value our personal freedoms.
Les
On the other hand, we do know just how incompetent NL have been at running the country and protecting the electorate. They have made the most stupid decisions, wasted the rich and strong economy that they inherited from the Conservatives, run the country into the ground financially so that we are on our beam ends while we are trying to recover from the recession caused by the greedy bankers who were not being monitored by the toothless FSA because NL did not want to upset them.
To get out of this dreadful situation, we will suffer financially pretty soon when the cash that they are borrowing runs out.
It is a no-brainer that this bunch will never achieve any kind of financial strength so if they were to get into power this next time we will have lost our country and our democratic freedoms, such as they are at the moment! it is down to how much we value our personal freedoms.
Les
04 April 2010, 08:11 PM
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Absolute epic own goal 
- it just shows they haven't got a remote grasp about how us common or garden voters think, or what our values are. Most blokes think Quattros and DCI Hunt are pretty cool! Even feminists quietly fancy DCI FFS!!! He stands for no nonsense and no spin. He's direct, effective and hates bureaucracy. He dishes out a clip round the ear 'ole rather than an invoice in the post for bad behaviour.
This must have had to be signed off by dozens of top brass as its the first in the campaign and obviously a bit chancy. It just utterly utterly shows they haven't a clue and are SO out of touch let alone out of effectiveness and skills.
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- it just shows they haven't got a remote grasp about how us common or garden voters think, or what our values are. Most blokes think Quattros and DCI Hunt are pretty cool! Even feminists quietly fancy DCI FFS!!! He stands for no nonsense and no spin. He's direct, effective and hates bureaucracy. He dishes out a clip round the ear 'ole rather than an invoice in the post for bad behaviour. This must have had to be signed off by dozens of top brass as its the first in the campaign and obviously a bit chancy. It just utterly utterly shows they haven't a clue and are SO out of touch let alone out of effectiveness and skills.
D
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Absolute epic own goal - it just shows they haven't got a remote grasp about how us common or garden voters think, or what our values are. Most blokes think Quattros and DCI Hunt are pretty cool! Even feminists quietly fancy DCI FFS!!! He stands for no nonsense and no spin. He's direct, effective and hates bureaucracy. He dishes out a clip round the ear 'ole rather than an invoice in the post for bad behaviour.
This must have had to be signed off by dozens of top brass as its the first in the campaign and obviously a bit chancy. It just utterly utterly shows they haven't a clue and are SO out of touch let alone out of effectiveness and skills.
D
- it just shows they haven't got a remote grasp about how us common or garden voters think, or what our values are. Most blokes think Quattros and DCI Hunt are pretty cool! Even feminists quietly fancy DCI FFS!!! He stands for no nonsense and no spin. He's direct, effective and hates bureaucracy. He dishes out a clip round the ear 'ole rather than an invoice in the post for bad behaviour. This must have had to be signed off by dozens of top brass as its the first in the campaign and obviously a bit chancy. It just utterly utterly shows they haven't a clue and are SO out of touch let alone out of effectiveness and skills.
D
04 April 2010, 09:02 PM
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