Not as far fetched as it sounds, we are living in crazy times, in this time we could be shaping the next 50years of British politics, that could tend to focus the mind of some Whitehall nut-job..... I mean we have has the odd "car crash" in the past :-/Wow.
The problem is that in 2010 the Lib Dems were damned whatever they did
1) Join with the Tories - damned for that ( as seen)
2) Join with Labour - damned for that.
3) Do nothing - be damned for not making a decision.
The Labour party was infiltrated by right/centre politicians long ago. With the Tories in disarray anyone who thinks this en masse walk-out has not been orchestrated to divert attention needs to pay more attention. When is the Chilcot report out ? Next week you say ? Corbyn will press ahead with a call for Tony Blair to face war crimes. Corbyn as PM will regulate the press and render Murdoch powerless. He will end the infinite funding of arms dealers. He is the establishments worst fucking nightmare and if all else fails to remove him as a threat to their wealth, expect assassination attempts.
Michael Foot was electable compared with this clown.Does anyone think that Corbyn is about as electable as Michael Foot was ?
4) join a coalition but stick to your principlesThe problem is that in 2010 the Lib Dems were damned whatever they did
1) Join with the Tories - damned for that ( as seen)
2) Join with Labour - damned for that.
3) Do nothing - be damned for not making a decision.
4) join a coalition but stick to your principles
Duck Soup......one of my all time favourite films.I don't know whether to laugh or cry, it feels like a our political class on both sides are charachters in a comedy or parody sketch, in fact for anyone who has seen the marx brothers duck soup it feels like it's not far from that.
Not to be pessimistic but there has been a call for a government of national unity what that would or could lead to I worry.
Is the correct answer. If they hadn't been so quick to abandon some of their core principles such as tuition fees, then they might have come out with some credit. Or if they'd just said, "We're not coming into a coalition. We'll back you on a measure by measure basis but not if you try to introduce x, y or z" then they might have emerged with some credit.4) join a coalition but stick to your principles
Duck Soup......one of my all time favourite films.
As for the politicians, they're just a bunch of spoilt cunts. We've had a referendum in which one side has won by over 1.2m votes, and they don't like it. Not one of the cunts has any interest in democracy.
Duck Soup......one of my all time favourite films.
As for the politicians, they're just a bunch of spoilt cunts. We've had a referendum in which one side has won by over 1.2m votes, and they don't like it. Not one of the cunts has any interest in democracy.
The Labour party was infiltrated by right/centre politicians long ago. With the Tories in disarray anyone who thinks this en masse walk-out has not been orchestrated to divert attention needs to pay more attention. When is the Chilcot report out ? Next week you say ? Corbyn will press ahead with a call for Tony Blair to face war crimes. Corbyn as PM will regulate the press and render Murdoch powerless. He will end the infinite funding of arms dealers. He is the establishments worst fucking nightmare and if all else fails to remove him as a threat to their wealth, expect assassination attempts.
Absolutely livid.Are you mad?
I don't know whether it's just my perverse, iconoclastic sense of humour but I find it hugely entertaining watching the political classes run around like headless chickens, stabbing each other in the back, because the great unwashed delivered a result none of them remotely expected.
I don't know whether it's just my perverse, iconoclastic sense of humour but I find it hugely entertaining watching the political classes run around like headless chickens, stabbing each other in the back, because the great unwashed delivered a result none of them remotely expected.
I don't know whether it's just my perverse, iconoclastic sense of humour but I find it hugely entertaining watching the political classes run around like headless chickens, stabbing each other in the back, because the great unwashed delivered a result none of them remotely expected.
I don't know whether it's just my perverse, iconoclastic sense of humour but I find it hugely entertaining watching the political classes run around like headless chickens, stabbing each other in the back, because the great unwashed delivered a result none of them remotely expected.