Gordon Brown Resignation

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Pretty much the views of a certain far right wing party who only managed to get around 1.5% of the population to vote for them. Facts or just the views of a eccentric right winger?

And on Adam Boulton which is being discussed above, that man should be took off the air in breach of impartialy rules. It is very clear he is a Conservative supporter.

Mainly the views of most of the population really considering he lost the election afterall. The point on far right, UKIP (3.1% actually & 900,000+ votes) are not at all far right - infact they are very libertarian in many areas. It is amazing that you cannot really accept criticism of Brown that you go on the attack making things up - well enjoy your new leader Milipede who is just like the rest of them from the New Labour team, out for their own gain and personal glory (yes I am referring to the way he was on knifes edge to having an internal coup against your much loved Gordon Brown).

One of the most authoritiarian governments in our history has now passed, and i'm damn glad.

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Mainly the views of most of the population really considering he lost the election afterall. The point on far right, UKIP (3.1% actually & 900,000+ votes) are not at all far right - infact they are very libertarian in many areas. It is amazing that you cannot really accept criticism of Brown that you go on the attack making things up - well enjoy your new leader Milipede who is just like the rest of them from the New Labour team, out for their own gain and personal glory (yes I am referring to the way he was on knifes edge to having an internal coup against your much loved Gordon Brown).

One of the most authoritiarian governments in our history has now passed, and i'm damn glad.

Most of the population, want a centre-left government, as the popular vote between Labour, Lib Dem, Green is higher than parties on the right. And no, 1.5% - around 65,000,000 people live in this country, that puts the figure of 900,000+ at 1.5% of the population. Your figure is that of the 65% who actually voted.

And before you start dictating to me how much I apparently love Gordon Brown, I've wanted Milliband as leader for a while now. As you don't seem to understand, we do not vote for a President, we vote for a party, and it is the party as a whole that I judge, and the party as a whole whom that I believe has done great things for this country and will continue one day to do great things.

And the old government is authoritation? One thing is clear about the things you post, your eccentric and minority viewpoints are pure LIES, which the people of this forum should not be subject to!

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Most of the population, want a centre-left government, as the popular vote between Labour, Lib Dem, Green is higher than parties on the right. And no, 1.5% - around 65,000,000 people live in this country, that puts the figure of 900,000+ at 1.5% of the population. Your figure is that of the 65% who actually voted.

And before you start dictating to me how much I apparently love Gordon Brown, I've wanted Milliband as leader for a while now. As you don't seem to understand, we do not vote for a President, we vote for a party, and it is the party as a whole that I judge, and the party as a whole whom that I believe has done great things for this country and will continue one day to do great things.

And the old government is authoritation? One thing is clear about the things you post, your eccentric and minority viewpoints are pure LIES, which the people of this forum should not be subject to!

Well we are talking about the electorate here I presume so lets not be stupid in our analysis because i'd question why on earth we would include the opinions/or presume of the likes of 3-year olds into the equation when they don't even know who the Prime Minister is, let alone UKIP/Liberal Democrats and so forth - so yes UKIP got 3.1% of the General Election vote as I said earlier. Gordon Brown lost the election, which, to add to that; the points I made were not lies as you like to paint them as hence why you havent replied to them and have gone off on some unrelated rubbish about UKIP who have nothing to do with this discussion anyway.

I did not say we vote in a Presidential system at all so do not attempt to put words into my mouth nor have I questioned the party system itself - I merely wished you luck as a Labour supporter with Mr Miliband who not so long ago was about to plunge the dagger into Gordons back, which shows to me and most people I would assume that people such as the likes of the Milibands are only in it for themselves, their personal gain and their own personal glory. Would you like to name some lies from my viewpoint that you accuse me of because I would love to discuss these lies, when it is you yourself who has avoided tackling any of my points. So please do name some of these and we can discuss them asap.

The old government was authoritian with its; signing away of British court rights to EU (habious corpus was breached/infringed upon), the ID card schemes, the DNA databases, the massive government databases created, the counter terrorism laws used by local councils to penalise people and the detention without trial extention - very authoritarian and once upon a time you would have grouped them under far right idealogy, yet we had a Labour Party introducing these measures.

On a general question i'd like to ask, why is everything to the right of the spectrum automatically labelled as far right?
Quit the slurs if you want to be taken seriously.