So it's 'Red' Ed...
25 September 2010, 10:31 PM
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without being rude, he seems a bit retarded. Cameron need do nothing to get re-elected now as no one is gonna vote for a joey?
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25 September 2010, 11:38 PM
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Ed Milliband is about as 'left wing' as Tony Blair, and way to the right of the Lib Dems
besides it's in no-ones interst to have the opposition 'in the political wilderness for years to come'
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26 September 2010, 08:34 AM
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I have called you many times on this and will do once again. In what way are Labour under Blair, Brown or Miiliband Marxist? You have made that comment about them under all three leaders so let's hear it?
Another inane retort or no answer at all and we can all assume you are dumber than the people you seem happy to make so many ill informed comments about OK?
Another inane retort or no answer at all and we can all assume you are dumber than the people you seem happy to make so many ill informed comments about OK?
26 September 2010, 08:39 AM
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Can anyone remember Labours election billboards years ago"Labour is the answer" well on a board right in the middle of Bristol some wag wrote in blue "Hate to think wot the f@@kin qwestion wer" still holds good today ?
26 September 2010, 08:42 AM
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26 September 2010, 09:07 AM
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But that's the point. There is NO opposition to any of the *big 3* parties, and hasn't been for several years. They are all the same, apart from being all out for themselves they have no power now as they all do what Brussels says. We need a new opposition. One that will actually stand up for the rights of the UK and, more importantly, the electorate of the UK who pay their wages!
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26 September 2010, 09:57 AM
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26 September 2010, 10:42 AM
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No.
UKIP perhaps but they need someone a 100 times better than Farage. I liked Pearson but perhaps he wasn't 'ard enough.
Racist I know but I don't think true British blood runs through Miliband's veins. And I suspect David M will retire hurt which will be a loss for the sad party.
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UKIP perhaps but they need someone a 100 times better than Farage. I liked Pearson but perhaps he wasn't 'ard enough.
Racist I know but I don't think true British blood runs through Miliband's veins. And I suspect David M will retire hurt which will be a loss for the sad party.
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26 September 2010, 10:53 AM
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It's all relative of course.
The most important thing for him was winning the contest, he must know that appealing to the Labour Party is one thing, appealing to the country as whole, is something completely different.
Just ask the Tories they discovered the hard way that there is no future if you stray too far from the centre ground
26 September 2010, 10:59 AM
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He does have that 'special needs' feel about him.
That aside there is a positive in that there may now be a tangible difference between the parties, whether that benefits Labour in their ruling ambitions or not (probably not in my opinion).
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That aside there is a positive in that there may now be a tangible difference between the parties, whether that benefits Labour in their ruling ambitions or not (probably not in my opinion).
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26 September 2010, 11:12 AM
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It is far too early to make an assessment of his abilities and his own policies. You have to be fair and see what he is like after he has had a chance to lead his party.
Martin is quite right when he says that a weak opposition is no good to the country. That enables a ruling party to do more or less what it likes as happened last time, and we are likely to see extreme policies which do us no good at all.
I certainly think he will be a better leader than his brother as far as the people are concerned, the other one leans too far towards Blairism which is a big mistake.
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Martin is quite right when he says that a weak opposition is no good to the country. That enables a ruling party to do more or less what it likes as happened last time, and we are likely to see extreme policies which do us no good at all.
I certainly think he will be a better leader than his brother as far as the people are concerned, the other one leans too far towards Blairism which is a big mistake.
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26 September 2010, 12:18 PM
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'Go back tp your constituencies and prepare for government'...... still makes me laugh.
Labour need a few years in opposition to think up some fresh ideas on how to f*ck up the country (it seems they have used up all the ones they had).
Labour need a few years in opposition to think up some fresh ideas on how to f*ck up the country (it seems they have used up all the ones they had).
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I have called you many times on this and will do once again. In what way are Labour under Blair, Brown or Miiliband Marxist? You have made that comment about them under all three leaders so let's hear it?
Another inane retort or no answer at all and we can all assume you are dumber than the people you seem happy to make so many ill informed comments about OK?
Another inane retort or no answer at all and we can all assume you are dumber than the people you seem happy to make so many ill informed comments about OK?
This picture of 'Red Ed' the son of raving British Marxist Ralph Milliband should tell you everything you need to know:
And of course, the Marxist Union Leaders who put him in charge are delighted too.
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