I would normally vote Conservative next time but.......
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I honestly have no idea who to vote for next time. Labour have denmonstrated that they are a useless shower of b
ds. Conservatives have not convinced me that they will be any different. Lib Dems appear to have a collection of unrealistic and/or unimplementable policies. The greens are the same only far, far worse. BNP and UKIP are just tts.
ds. Conservatives have not convinced me that they will be any different. Lib Dems appear to have a collection of unrealistic and/or unimplementable policies. The greens are the same only far, far worse. BNP and UKIP are just tts. RegMolehusband said:
.......the leaflet that came through the door this morning reminds me that they played a key role in making new laws to cut carbon emissions to tackle climate change. So if they're likely to carry on down that road where do I turn?
UKIP at the Euro, then let your Tory MP wannabe know that if they carry on with the MMGW ba**s then you won't be voting for them..... hairykrishna said:
I honestly have no idea who to vote for next time. Labour have denmonstrated that they are a useless shower of bds. Conservatives have not convinced me that they will be any different. Lib Dems appear to have a collection of unrealistic and/or unimplementable policies. The greens are the same only far, far worse. BNP and UKIP are just tts.
I would put the Greens on a par with the BNP when it comes to the policies that do nothing except further destruction of the UK, both socially and economically.ds. Conservatives have not convinced me that they will be any different. Lib Dems appear to have a collection of unrealistic and/or unimplementable policies. The greens are the same only far, far worse. BNP and UKIP are just tts. It seems that when quizzed about the Green’s economic policies, all they come up with is more ‘green collar’ jobs! What the hell are they!
I am just hoping against hope that the Tories are paying simple lip service to the ‘Green Agenda’, to appease those who cannot live their lives without some kind of cause to cling to.
Oh ffs. Why *wouldnt* you want to actually cut carbon emissions?
Do ppl not realise this new political direction ahs actually changed the game of established industry? It has overnight more or less invented an entirely new industry and industrial direction for motivated and intelligent ppl/companies to develop and exploit. Something that was so blindingly obvious some of us were yelling about it 5+ yrs ago that it should be *exactly* what the govt should be doing and handing out £bns in research to British companies. Unfortunately now all the politics has caught up with the obvious, the laws have come in and the rest of the world has cottoned on, in particular the Yanks have cottoned on which means the most benefit from the new developments in this industry wont be in Britain. Yay, well done Britain, way to go. Not.
By getting the carbon argument utterly wrong over the last 5yrs or so we have spectacularly shot ourself in the foot.
Climate change is irrelevent. The sheer industrial economic arguments should have made the direction obvious. Alas a combination of ignorant, naive, greedy and dim witted politicians combined with a resurgent Luddite British scepticism means we have buggered it up.
Well sodding done.
Do ppl not realise this new political direction ahs actually changed the game of established industry? It has overnight more or less invented an entirely new industry and industrial direction for motivated and intelligent ppl/companies to develop and exploit. Something that was so blindingly obvious some of us were yelling about it 5+ yrs ago that it should be *exactly* what the govt should be doing and handing out £bns in research to British companies. Unfortunately now all the politics has caught up with the obvious, the laws have come in and the rest of the world has cottoned on, in particular the Yanks have cottoned on which means the most benefit from the new developments in this industry wont be in Britain. Yay, well done Britain, way to go. Not.
By getting the carbon argument utterly wrong over the last 5yrs or so we have spectacularly shot ourself in the foot.
Climate change is irrelevent. The sheer industrial economic arguments should have made the direction obvious. Alas a combination of ignorant, naive, greedy and dim witted politicians combined with a resurgent Luddite British scepticism means we have buggered it up.
Well sodding done.
hairykrishna said:
I honestly have no idea who to vote for next time. Labour have denmonstrated that they are a useless shower of bds. Conservatives have not convinced me that they will be any different. Lib Dems appear to have a collection of unrealistic and/or unimplementable policies. The greens are the same only far, far worse. BNP and UKIP are just tts.
If i have to vote for a party it would be Monster raving loony who are by a very long margin the sanest of the political partys ds. Conservatives have not convinced me that they will be any different. Lib Dems appear to have a collection of unrealistic and/or unimplementable policies. The greens are the same only far, far worse. BNP and UKIP are just tts. Otherwise independent
thinfourth2 said:
hairykrishna said:
I honestly have no idea who to vote for next time. Labour have denmonstrated that they are a useless shower of bds. Conservatives have not convinced me that they will be any different. Lib Dems appear to have a collection of unrealistic and/or unimplementable policies. The greens are the same only far, far worse. BNP and UKIP are just tts.
If i have to vote for a party it would be Monster raving loony who are by a very long margin the sanest of the political partys ds. Conservatives have not convinced me that they will be any different. Lib Dems appear to have a collection of unrealistic and/or unimplementable policies. The greens are the same only far, far worse. BNP and UKIP are just tts. Otherwise independent
RegMolehusband said:
.......the leaflet that came through the door this morning reminds me that they played a key role in making new laws to cut carbon emissions to tackle climate change. So if they're likely to carry on down that road where do I turn?
Same problem here. I would normally vote Conservative, but I just cannot bring myself to vote for any party that supports any kind of unrealistic carbon emission reduction nonsense, and all the corrupt carbon trading that goes hand in hand with it. I find the whole scam so sickening that I would rather not vote at all than show support for it. deeps said:
RegMolehusband said:
.......the leaflet that came through the door this morning reminds me that they played a key role in making new laws to cut carbon emissions to tackle climate change. So if they're likely to carry on down that road where do I turn?
Same problem here. I would normally vote Conservative, but I just cannot bring myself to vote for any party that supports any kind of unrealistic carbon emission reduction nonsense, and all the corrupt carbon trading that goes hand in hand with it. I find the whole scam so sickening that I would rather not vote at all than show support for it. Not much consolation from the fact that they'll reduce other taxes in turn.
vote tory for gods sake and lets get this country back to prosperity, we need to cut this wasteful public sector in half before the imf tells us to.....also at least tories have got a track record of understanding finance... i don't remember any banks busting under Tories... labour got rid of BoE oversight, set up a MPC crony committee and merged all the functional regulators into the dysfunctional FSA...
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