The Tories are still stuffed in the North

[joebloggs]

:icon_lol: 18 months to go :wink:

The North will soon become as barren as Scotland for the Tories if they aren't careful.


read more here .. http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/2013/11/the-tories-are-still-stuffed-in-the-north/

[andy222]

They are doomed. Just waiting to have a laugh at the carrots they are going to dangle.:icon_lol:

[joebloggs]

well in the north we'll take the Tory carrot but still vote Labour :icon_lol:

[andy222]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/money/city-news/sse-gives-250m-dividend-shareholders-2789239
I guess they could have passed some of this money onto the pensioners for winter.

[andy222]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/millionaire-david-cameron-insults-working-2789415
Another reason the tories wont win the next election.

[joebloggs]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/millionaire-david-cameron-insults-working-2789415
Another reason the tories wont win the next election.

coming from the sliver spoon feed bullingdon boys :icon_lol:
the guy who got his first job at the Tories central office :wink:

[Dedworth]

Looks like Yorkshire won't be like the rest of the Northern sheep and voting for Millipedes Marxists :icon_lol:

Poll shows 74pc not in favour of opening borders


Almost three-quarters of people in Yorkshire are opposed to opening up UK borders to migrants from Romania and Bulgaria, according to the results of an opinion roll released today by Eurosceptic business tycoon Paul Sykes.

[les_taxi]

The largest county in England takes no ..... from no one lol

[gWaPito]

The largest county in England takes no ..... from no one lol
:icon_lol::xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Dedworth]

The largest county in England takes no ..... from no one lol

No Surrender Les :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[joebloggs]

so lets see who they vote for and who wins the election , it will not be UKIP or the Tories :biggrin:

[les_taxi]

Well thought out Joe :doh

[les_taxi]

The last Election was the worst one anyone could win!
We were shafted by all those years of incompetent rule by Labour, all the crap we are left with was down to them.
The uncontrolled immigration, illegal wars, non regulating of the Banks - down to that shower.
So the Coalition are meant to sort it out in a few years are they :laugher:
Make me laugh as things are improving and we are slowly recovering - what makes me laugh more about Labour is they say it's too slow - unbelievable :doh
They got us in this mess to start with, heaven help us now if they had stayed in power - our debt would be probably the same as Greece!
Unfortunately many of the public only live for today, going back to winning the Election and dishing out the medicine - the social Jeremy Kyle generation created by labour simply won't stand for it - always blaming the rich and people who work hard for a living as the people bringing them down.
Being too dumb to realise who pays for their benefits and beer allowance :cwm23:
So of course Labour will win,we can get the Uk credit card out again and borrow like crazy and set back the recovery which is well under way.
Before I finish no one is perfect, plenty of Tories, Libs and labour milked the system - always have and always will - thats politics.

[Dedworth]

Here's a Yorks Comrade who's been brought to book Les :icon_lol:

http://filipinaroses.com/showthread.php/49862-Brown-Trouser-time-for-this-trough-feeder

[RickyR]

I wouldn't be inclined to vote for either, but at least you know with the Conservatives what you are getting, even if it is an old boys club, they don't exactly hide it. It's labour that are worrying, pretending to represent 'the people' but yet are all part of the old boys club and only have their own personal and parties interest at heart (only the brainwashed naïve are left voting for them now), likewise with the Liberal Democrats.
UKIP, still have a long way to go, but could be the next big party, perhaps...

[les_taxi]

For me a UKIP/Conservative alliance would be perfect :xxgrinning--00xx3:


(only the brainwashed naïve are left voting for them now)

Spot on!

[Dedworth]

I wouldn't be inclined to vote for either, but at least you know with the Conservatives what you are getting, even if it is an old boys club, they don't exactly hide it. It's labour that are worrying, pretending to represent 'the people' but yet are all part of the old boys club and only have their own personal and parties interest at heart (only the brainwashed naïve are left voting for them now), likewise with the Liberal Democrats.
UKIP, still have a long way to go, but could be the next big party, perhaps...


Nicely summed up Ricky - Labour stopped representing the British working class years ago when they started cosying up to the bankers and importing voters via uncontrolled immigration. Blunkett and that idiot Clegg are stupid thinking the good people of EE pond life infested Sheffield will vote for them, Joe talks about the Tories being stuffed but it's like Turkeys voting for Christmas :biggrin:

[gWaPito]

I wouldn't be inclined to vote for either, but at least you know with the Conservatives what you are getting, even if it is an old boys club, they don't exactly hide it. It's labour that are worrying, pretending to represent 'the people' but yet are all part of the old boys club and only have their own personal and parties interest at heart (only the brainwashed naïve are left voting for them now), likewise with the Liberal Democrats.
UKIP, still have a long way to go, but could be the next big party, perhaps...

Spot on :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[grahamw48]

Ayup sithee...and thanks Mr.Sykes. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[joebloggs]

Nicely summed up Ricky - Labour stopped representing the British working class years ago when they started cosying up to the bankers and importing voters via uncontrolled immigration. Blunkett and that idiot Clegg are stupid thinking the good people of EE pond life infested Sheffield will vote for them, Joe talks about the Tories being stuffed but it's like Turkeys voting for Christmas :biggrin:

well the Tories have stuffed everyone, with benefit cuts, taking child benefit from the middle classes, the only ones they didn't stuff was 'those with the broadest shoulders who should face most of the burden' and why wasn't everyone give the burden of a 10% tax cut, why only the bullingdon boys mates ?