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<< < 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 > >> 7. Mai 2010, 10:11:25 Sujet: Re: GTCharlie: Don't the oil companies control oil prices? At least they seem to be doing well in big multi billion £/$ profits 7. Mai 2010, 04:13:34 Here in the USA, gas prices rise even though demand is low.. the economy is still bad..and obama says..... huh what? it must be bush/cheney wanting their oil money 7. Mai 2010, 00:29:27 Sujet: this is a national disgrace modifié par Snoopy (7. Mai 2010, 00:55:25)  if ppl are outside a polling station some waiting for hours to vote and then get turned away without being allowed to vote beggars belief  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/8662554.stm one polling station running out of ballot papers 6. Mai 2010, 15:57:28 Sujet: Re: you have to ask a few questions modifié par Mort (6. Mai 2010, 15:58:34) Snoopy: It was after Nick Griffin being pelted with an egg in the same area. I think the BNP wanted a fight. With the whistle being blown recently on them being a con I think they are a bit on edge. 6. Mai 2010, 13:41:12 Sujet: you have to ask a few questions why where the cameras there? was it staged managed? what was being said before hand to get these 3 men out of there house bad mark to the guy who spit thats really low but http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/england/8663681.stm?ls 6. Mai 2010, 09:08:13 Sujet: Re: Bernice:  Old class system rules, but WWI saw an end to that. Probably a bit of old Christian enforced doctrine as well.6. Mai 2010, 08:16:24 Sujet: Re: raining (V): what better excuse NOT to vote..lol 6. Mai 2010, 00:38:49 Sujet: Re:  (V): they were too scared to give the women the vote because of their superior intelligence. And look what happened, some of the most brilliant minds emerged   6. Mai 2010, 00:20:12 Blimey.. in 1918 UK women could only vote if they were connected and over 30!! Full equality didn't happen till 1928. 6. Mai 2010, 00:06:48 Sujet: Re: Snoopy: nahhhhh, it should be the rule that if the politicians mess up enough so people do not want to vote.. then the election is void. I mean.. in Parliament people are allowed to abstain, so why should us citizens be treated any different? 5. Mai 2010, 23:59:47 Sujet: Re: modifié par Snoopy (6. Mai 2010, 00:05:07) Bernice: on the form you receive once every year or 2 it does say not filling in form and sending it back can result in a fine of up to £1000 http://www.scarborough.gov.uk/default.aspx?page=14346 5. Mai 2010, 23:37:24 Sujet: Re: modifié par Bernice (5. Mai 2010, 23:38:48) (V): Wikipedia states..."""In the UK voter registration is not compulsory, but registration is actively encouraged by central and local government. Voters must be on the electoral roll in order to vote in national, local or European elections""" But even so, there should be a "fine" for not voting, even if you are/not registered Can you please show me where there is a £1000 fine. I can't find anything on that. 5. Mai 2010, 23:16:57 Sujet: Re: (V): dosnt alter the fact that if your on the register you should VOTE and IMO it should be made law to make ppl do so 5. Mai 2010, 22:05:23 Sujet: Re: Snoopy & Bernice: It's illegal not to registered here which dates back to WWI ... Yet the reason why has been forgotten and with possible election fraud from people taking them from 'bedsit' land blocks.. You couldn't enforce it without alot of resources. ... The level of vote is a good indicator of the snooze factor when politicians succeed to bore us to sleep, or feel they are all no good. You can't fine someone for having an opinion that politicians are crooks.  And the fine for not registering is £1000 Btw... BNP did ya here the news?? It seems expenses problems, infighting, lack of co-ordination.... a mess. 5. Mai 2010, 11:17:05 Sujet: i find it quite amusing that even some of his own party are now saying what ive been saying for years http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/8659440.stm 5. Mai 2010, 10:31:35 Sujet: Re: Bernice: ah but we live in soft Britain where nothing really matters except lining there own pockets  5. Mai 2010, 10:30:12 Sujet: Re: (V): i think its a disgrace that ppl are not made to vote they soon complain when things go wrong they should think of the ppl in the world that would love to be able to vote but arnt able 5. Mai 2010, 10:07:49 Sujet: Re: (V): it is compulsory here, with a hefty fine if you dont. Unless you have legitimate and valid reasons. 5. Mai 2010, 09:01:47 Today is the day before tomorrow aka UK General Election day. We might this time get over 50% of people voting!!  30. Avril 2010, 09:37:14 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it Bernice: Nope.. not the biggest. He's made some clangers like we all do though. 30. Avril 2010, 04:04:09 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it (V): well at least he isnt as silly or as stupid as the Duke of Edinborough(SP) now he is the biggest "foot in mouth" ever heard of ROFLMBO....the Queen must cringe sometimes LOL 29. Avril 2010, 19:25:09 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it Bernice: Brown asked who's fault it was, the aide said Sue.. He then when questioned about it on Radio 2 then blamed the media for still recording. He's tired, down and up against the wall. Better saying that then blaming others. 29. Avril 2010, 03:55:21 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it (V): Brown didn't blame "Sue", one of the others did, from what I could hear...... 29. Avril 2010, 00:24:50 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it Snoopy: Or taking the mickey.. I can understand someone getting irate.. yet to blame everyone else including a senior aide of 20 years is bad form. If he just come clean rather been a politician.   29. Avril 2010, 00:21:17 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it (V): really looking forward to tomorrow nights debate now cause most of the audience will be gunning for him 29. Avril 2010, 00:10:53 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it modifié par Mort (29. Avril 2010, 00:11:12) Snoopy: The deputy PM was on the BBC. She was asked if she had spoken to the PM over the incident before coming on the show... She said "no.. I've been campaigning" ... the reply was..."you've got a mobile phone haven't you?" 29. Avril 2010, 00:08:25 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it Bernice: At this time in the election, they'd all do it. Gordon especially so as he has been criticised quite heavily over his slowness to apologise in public before hand. Interestingly, he spent more time with the lady then he did with the Queen to dissolve Parliament or Pres Obama and other major figures. As John Smith would say "don't you think he looks tired?" 28. Avril 2010, 23:46:52 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it Snoopy: I feel sorry for "Sue"...apparently she is a volunteer and has been for 20 years and is unpaid....she is married to a millionaire.... 28. Avril 2010, 23:45:25 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it Bernice: only cause he got caught out BIG TIME..LOL just shows me how all these walk abouts seemingly chatting to normal voters are so staged managed and this one went wrong badly 28. Avril 2010, 23:09:41 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it Snoopy: at least he actually went to the womans home to apologise....I couldnt see many others doing that.....and no I am not a labour supporter LOL 28. Avril 2010, 22:38:21 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it (V): they are so out of touch with normal ppl that they actually think we dont have minds of our own http://www.google.co.uk/url?q=http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/apr/28/bigot-gaffe-murdoch-john-prescott&sa=X&ei=4ZvYS9XJC6aUONyy1IoH&ved=0CDYQsAcwAg&usg=AFQjCNG3dQ4cymeAWsYHPwh-8wwDr0eY3w 28. Avril 2010, 19:42:11 Sujet: Re: dont you just love it Snoopy: He's so screwed!! Trying to blame the people still recording what he calls "a private conversation" is a bad case of both feet in mouth  28. Avril 2010, 19:32:49 Sujet: dont you just love it when our so called leaders get it so wrong  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/8649853.stm 24. Avril 2010, 10:45:02 Sujet: Re: Jim Dandy: Must be my nutter ancestry.. Agnes Nutter that is. She was most annoyed when they burned her at the stake as a witch... Well, they were late!! .. I think also they got annoyed they burnt her, seeing as she had 80 pounds of gunpowder and 40 pounds of roofing nails sown into her petticoats.  24. Avril 2010, 07:56:32 Sujet: Re: (V): wow, you sure know how to stop a conversation 15. Avril 2010, 19:35:42 I hear Iranian saffron is now more expensive than gold per once!!  All that glitters is not gold. 12. Avril 2010, 21:13:27 Sujet: Re: Outragous Snoopy: No justice, those 3 MPs ought to be denied seeing as I thought the whole idea of Legal aid was for low wage folk. if they want to fight their cases, pay it out of their savings, re-mortgage their houses. .. Or simpler, just admit they stole off the UK. 12. Avril 2010, 19:35:59 Sujet: Outragous how the hell can ppl earning MPs wages be given legal aid to fight there court cases http://www.bbc.co.uk/go/homepage/d/int/news/top/3/-/news/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/8616261.stm they laughing at us from every angle it will cost the tax payers millions to claw back a couple of hundred thousands pounds where's the justice in that 10. Avril 2010, 13:41:19 Sujet: Re: You gotta love Palin. Obama takes the bait and loses Vikings: Aye. Fundamentalists in all religions can prove to have strange ideas based on that God is on their side!! 10. Avril 2010, 13:36:33 Sujet: Re: You gotta love Palin. Obama takes the bait and loses (V): you mean like the President of Iran? 10. Avril 2010, 10:39:53 Sujet: Re: You gotta love Palin. Obama takes the bait and loses Artful Dodger: The idea of Palin being able to press a big red button!! I have a problem with someone who believes in Armageddon being having that power. 9. Avril 2010, 17:33:59 Sujet: Re: AT LAST WE GET TO VOTE Pedro Martínez: His make-up is very thick. 9. Avril 2010, 14:04:19 Sujet: Re: AT LAST WE GET TO VOTE  (V): Brown is running brown… 9. Avril 2010, 00:51:10 Sujet: Re: AT LAST WE GET TO VOTE Snoopy: It's called diversion, a standard politician technique. They get trained in that from an early political career. Did you watch "Have I got news for you"? &1241* 8. Avril 2010, 22:51:30 Sujet: Re: AT LAST WE GET TO VOTE (V): SO MUCH FOR TAKING THE TIME TO CHAT TO VOTERS WHAT IT MEANS IF THE QUESTIONS ARNT SET BEFORE HAND THEY WON'T ANSWER THEM http://www.radiocity.co.uk/Article.asp?id=1762033&spid=25213 8. Avril 2010, 21:56:17 Sujet: Re: AT LAST WE GET TO VOTE Snoopy: Brown is running scared. He's tired and hoping stuff he's promised (like election reform) will buy him votes. As one interviewer said.. "why when you've had the chance haven't you done it before?" I ain't voting for him. << < 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 > >> |
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