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Ah the official line. Sounds much better than sulking because he did not get his way. He probably gets to spend more time with his family as well. Edited by glaeken at 12:22:24 24-09-2014 |
Ed Miliband the next PM for the United Kingdom • Page 22
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glaeken 12,070 posts
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TheSaint 20,950 posts
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Registered 16 years agoglaeken wrote:
Must have been a tough choice between a high profile job in New York or staying here and having to work with Ed Balls and being hounded by the Daily Mail.
Ah the official line. Sounds much better than sulking because he did not get his way. He probably gets to spend more time with his family as well. -
TheSaint wrote:
Don't forget the torturous job of advising a private equity firm based in Mauritius.
glaeken wrote:
Must have been a tough choice between a high profile job in New York or staying here and having to work with Ed Balls and being hounded by the Daily Mail.
Ah the official line. Sounds much better than sulking because he did not get his way. He probably gets to spend more time with his family as well. -
I could advise these companies. 'Dodge tax, hire legions of PR'. That's a £102k p/a retainer, ta. -
RedSparrows wrote:
I bet that's more than he does. Often times it'll be a bung to put a name in corporate press releases.
I could advise these companies. 'Dodge tax, hire legions of PR'. That's a £102k p/a retainer, ta. -
He also gets paid to look like a leader, someone who knows what they're doing e.g.
I'm sure that Ed could do the same, but who wants him to? The Guardian does..
..but I think The Sun doesnt..
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Bremenacht wrote:
That's actually him showing just how much clay they used to make him.
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Not Tory or UKIP. -
DiddlerDo wrote:
Not decided yet, either UKIP or Labour.
So - who are we all voting for? -
Rhaegyr 5,499 posts
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X201 22,150 posts
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Registered 16 years agoDiddlerDo wrote:
To wind you up?
LetsGo wrote:
Why the fuck would you vote UKIP?
DiddlerDo wrote:
Not decided yet, either UKIP or Labour.
So - who are we all voting for?
/mission accomplished
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DiddlerDo wrote:
- because I agree we should leave the EU
LetsGo wrote:
Why the fuck would you vote UKIP?
DiddlerDo wrote:
Not decided yet, either UKIP or Labour.
So - who are we all voting for?
- because I agree that immigration is having a negative effect on our public services like schools and hospitals
- because I agree we need a simple tax system
- because I agree with taxing the rich -
imamazed 6,708 posts
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Registered 15 years agosmoggo wrote:
Suppose that's one way of spoiling your ballot.
Greeeeeeeeeeen -
BeardedGamerUK 2,184 posts
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Registered 8 years agoCheese Gromit cheese \o/ -
TheSaint 20,950 posts
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Registered 16 years agoIt will be interesting to see if the Greens get re-elected down in Brighton. Last I heard they weren't too popular down there.
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imamazed 6,708 posts
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Registered 15 years agosmoggo wrote:
Well obvious isn't is. Wasted vote, assuming you don't live in Brighton pavilion or Norwich south.
imamazed wrote:
How so?
smoggo wrote:
Suppose that's one way of spoiling your ballot.
Greeeeeeeeeeen
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TheSaint 20,950 posts
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Registered 16 years agoHe's not alone. It seems plenty of Labour voters are a bit racist as well:
http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2014/08/ukip-s-rise-isn-t-all-good-news-labour -
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Registered 9 years agoI predict either a Lab/Lib coalition running the country or a Tory/UKIP coalition running the country for the next 5-6 years. -
LetsGo wrote:
Do you also agree that:
DiddlerDo wrote:
- because I agree we should leave the EU
LetsGo wrote:
Why the fuck would you vote UKIP?
DiddlerDo wrote:
Not decided yet, either UKIP or Labour.
So - who are we all voting for?
- because I agree that immigration is having a negative effect on our public services like schools and hospitals
- because I agree we need a simple tax system
- because I agree with taxing the rich
- rich people should be able to pay to jump to the front of NHS waiting lists
- environmentalism and climate change should be removed from the curriculum
- inheritance tax should be abolished
- that people on benefits should be banned from buying alcohol or tobacco
- that marriage should be removed as a right for gay couples
All that aside, the pathetic parliamentary attendance records of UKIP members just demonstrates to me that they're a bunch of parasitic opportunists gaining power and money off the back of making empty promises to bigots and idiot, with no real intention of doing anything other than serve themselves. -
LetsGo wrote:
As if the former commodity trader is going to do that after the chaps in the City have had a chat with him over lunch.
- because I agree with taxing the rich
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