Somali aslyum seeker gets free 2mil house

[-:Undertaker:-]

you sound like a talking UKIP manifesto. i hope you don't talk like this off the forum.

Well its true, and people following them are fooling themselves otherwise. I have just listed everything they have gone back on/are the same on. This week we had a Conservative Party wanting to do what the last government did, which was releasing thousands of criminals early - I suspect at the next election that Labour will savage the Tories on it and its the same old story that goes on and on and on.

They agree on Europe.
They agree on defence.
They agree on foreign affairs.
They agree widely on social policy.
They agree widely on economic policy.

At the election for example, we had the three of them arguing about £6 billion worth of cuts - an absolute charade, all three of them.

Often if you just sit down and watch PMQs - they dont actually debate anything, only small little hits at eachother. I suppose this is one of the reasons that parliament is so empty nowadays whenever bills are passed - they all pretty much agree on each thing (that or the whips are whipping them into party line). We have had a Conservative leader who was elected because he had a Blair-aura about him and who has named himself the 'heir to Blair' and the sad fact is that we cannot get rid of these two/three imitation parties unless proportional representation is brought in.

[alexxxxx]

Well its true, and people following them are fooling themselves otherwise. I have just listed everything they have gone back on/are the same on. This week we had a Conservative Party wanting to do what the last government did, which was releasing thousands of criminals early - I suspect at the next election that Labour will savage the Tories on it and its the same old story that goes on and on and on.

They agree on Europe.
They agree on defence.
They agree on foreign affairs.
They agree widely on social policy.
They agree widely on economic policy.

At the election for example, we had the three of them arguing about £6 billion worth of cuts - an absolute charade, all three of them.

can you not accept that some people simply don't share your views? and i think the cuts will end up being a bit more than that. eventually.

[Nemo]

can you not accept that some people simply don't share your views? and i think the cuts will end up being a bit more than that. eventually.

dont even bother, he'll never change

[-:Undertaker:-]

can you not accept that some people simply don't share your views? and i think the cuts will end up being a bit more than that. eventually.

I'm not asking you to agree with me, i'm pointing out how they are all the same with examples provided - if you think they are all so differing from one another on them issues then please point those major differences out to me - as an ex-Conservatives supporter I had been looking for them and never found them. I rememeber when I supported the Conservative Party back in 2008/early 2009 - I found it harder and harder to actually believe in what they were saying because it was practically the same as what the government was doing/spouting. It is time to stop this stupid politics where we support one party because its red and the other because its blue.

Regarding the cuts, the cuts have already been increased to what they will be over the term of this parliament - however they talk about cutting the deficiet, not the actual debt itself which is predicted to go on increasing and increasing with no plans to bring this down. If the enormous debt is not brought down then we will end up spending a large proportion of our national budget on debt interest (we already spend more on debt interest than we do on the entire education or military budgets).

dont even bother, he'll never change

Do you have some big differences to point out between the main parties, or are you not going to reply with them? (as I suspect)

[Nemo]

I'm not asking you to agree with me, i'm pointing out how they are all the same with examples provided - if you think they are all so differing from one another on them issues then please point those major differences out to me - as an ex-Conservatives supporter I had been looking for them and never found them. I rememeber when I supported the Conservative Party back in 2008/early 2009 - I found it harder and harder to actually believe in what they were saying because it was practically the same as what the government was doing/spouting. It is time to stop this stupid politics where we support one party because its red and the other because its blue.



Do you have some big differences to point out between the main parties, or are you not going to reply with them? (as I suspect)

Eh im not really into politics, i dabble. But that wasn't what i was talking about.

[Accipiter]

lll

how come some ******* moaning ******* who hides in our country gets to live next to damon albarn

i want to live next to damon albarn

[Bailey]

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/view...AMILY-EVICTED/

evicted.

[Hitman]

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/view...AMILY-EVICTED/

evicted.

If they actually evict them (and not just say they will) then good! At least this new Government has it's eyes open, unlike Labour.

[Bailey]

If they actually evict them (and not just say they will) then good! At least this new Government has it's eyes open, unlike Labour.

Won't be until next April though, meh.

[Hitman]

Won't be until next April though, meh.

Great... I wouldn't be surprised if he was allowed to sue them or appeal or something. With what money, you ask? The Government's... really would not surprise me. Ah well, at least he's being kicked out.