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chris123 hove actually 08 May 15 7.35am
Quote derben at 08 May 2015 7.30am Quote nickgusset at 08 May 2015 7.29am Quote derben at 08 May 2015 7.19am I notice that TUSC polled 261 in Croydon North and 127 in Croydon Central (two more votes than the Communist Party of Britain candidate in Croydon North). Perhaps Nickgussett can explain the rejection of his policies by the people of Croydon? Perhaps you can explain your love for me. Posting a week and you've name checked me 56 times. It is because I despise your 'politics' and constant posting of propaganda links. I've endured it (mostly) for nine years - you've only been here 5 minutes, wait a bit longer and it will really wear you down.
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hove actually 08 May 15 7.35am

Quote derben at 08 May 2015 7.30am

Quote nickgusset at 08 May 2015 7.29am

Quote derben at 08 May 2015 7.19am

I notice that TUSC polled 261 in Croydon North and 127 in Croydon Central (two more votes than the Communist Party of Britain candidate in Croydon North). Perhaps Nickgussett can explain the rejection of his policies by the people of Croydon?

Perhaps you can explain your love for me. Posting a week and you've name checked me 56 times.

It is because I despise your 'politics' and constant posting of propaganda links.

I've endured it (mostly) for nine years - you've only been here 5 minutes, wait a bit longer and it will really wear you down.

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chris123 hove actually 08 May 15 7.39am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 7.33am I think I am now officially an opponent of FPTP. 1. Voting in a 20 year old student over a former foreign secretary makes a joke of the constituency link. 2. UKIP gets 10% of the vote but only 1 seat. It is untenable. Er we had a plebiscite on this in 2011 and a two thirds majority voted for no change.
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hove actually 08 May 15 7.39am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 7.33am

I think I am now officially an opponent of FPTP.

1. Voting in a 20 year old student over a former foreign secretary makes a joke of the constituency link.

2. UKIP gets 10% of the vote but only 1 seat.

It is untenable.

Er we had a plebiscite on this in 2011 and a two thirds majority voted for no change.

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Ouzo Dan Behind you 08 May 15 7.45am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 7.33am I think I am now officially an opponent of FPTP. 1. Voting in a 20 year old student over a former foreign secretary makes a joke of the constituency link. 2. UKIP gets 10% of the vote but only 1 seat. It is untenable. I agree, The face of politics is changing & for the likes of ukip/greens who had a fair chunk of the population vote for them the current system doesn't make much sense at all. The mountains are calling & I must go.
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Ouzo Dan

Behind you 08 May 15 7.45am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 7.33am

I think I am now officially an opponent of FPTP.

1. Voting in a 20 year old student over a former foreign secretary makes a joke of the constituency link.

2. UKIP gets 10% of the vote but only 1 seat.

It is untenable.

I agree, The face of politics is changing & for the likes of ukip/greens who had a fair chunk of the population vote for them the current system doesn't make much sense at all.

The mountains are calling & I must go.

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Ouzo Dan Behind you 08 May 15 7.52am
It is very much as you were for ukip, the target remains 2020, in fact I remember saying the same at the last election. The mountains are calling & I must go.
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Behind you 08 May 15 7.52am

It is very much as you were for ukip, the target remains 2020, in fact I remember saying the same at the last election.

The mountains are calling & I must go.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 08 May 15 7.58am
Quote derben at 08 May 2015 7.30am Quote nickgusset at 08 May 2015 7.29am Quote derben at 08 May 2015 7.19am I notice that TUSC polled 261 in Croydon North and 127 in Croydon Central (two more votes than the Communist Party of Britain candidate in Croydon North). Perhaps Nickgussett can explain the rejection of his policies by the people of Croydon? Perhaps you can explain your love for me. Posting a week and you've name checked me 56 times. It is because I despise your 'politics' and constant posting of propaganda links. But you've only been on here for a couple of weeks. The word constant would suggest otherwise.
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Shizzlehurst 08 May 15 7.58am

Quote derben at 08 May 2015 7.30am

Quote nickgusset at 08 May 2015 7.29am

Quote derben at 08 May 2015 7.19am

Perhaps you can explain your love for me. Posting a week and you've name checked me 56 times.

It is because I despise your 'politics' and constant posting of propaganda links.

But you've only been on here for a couple of weeks. The word constant would suggest otherwise.

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Catfish Burgess Hill 08 May 15 8.11am
Quote Catfish at 04 Apr 2015 9.50pm I predict that not only will the Tories be the largest party they might just get a majority. If not, they will go for a minority's govt rather than go I to coalition again and dare the opposition to vote down the Queesn's Speech. Going further, I think they will put something in the Queen's Speech to make it impossible for Labour to stand aloof - such as new union restrictions. Can I refer the Hon Gentlemen to the above prediction. Smug mode engaged. Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial
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Burgess Hill 08 May 15 8.11am

Quote Catfish at 04 Apr 2015 9.50pm

I predict that not only will the Tories be the largest party they might just get a majority. If not, they will go for a minority's govt rather than go I to coalition again and dare the opposition to vote down the Queesn's Speech. Going further, I think they will put something in the Queen's Speech to make it impossible for Labour to stand aloof - such as new union restrictions.

Can I refer the Hon Gentlemen to the above prediction.
Smug mode engaged.

Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial

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Kermit8 Hevon 08 May 15 8.11am
His postings do ring a del..........I mean, bell. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 08 May 15 8.11am

His postings do ring a del..........I mean, bell.

Big chest and massive boobs

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Johnny Eagles berlin 08 May 15 8.30am
Quote chris123 at 08 May 2015 7.39am Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 7.33am I think I am now officially an opponent of FPTP. 1. Voting in a 20 year old student over a former foreign secretary makes a joke of the constituency link. 2. UKIP gets 10% of the vote but only 1 seat. It is untenable. Er we had a plebiscite on this in 2011 and a two thirds majority voted for no change. Well I for one have changed my mind. I used to like FPTP. If we had a referendum tomorrow - on PR, AV is not good enough - then I would support it. Greens and UKIP get over 20% of the vote between them. 2 seats out of 650. The Essenpee get a quarter as many votes but 55 seats. It's untenable. ...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...
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berlin 08 May 15 8.30am

Quote chris123 at 08 May 2015 7.39am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 7.33am

I think I am now officially an opponent of FPTP.

1. Voting in a 20 year old student over a former foreign secretary makes a joke of the constituency link.

2. UKIP gets 10% of the vote but only 1 seat.

It is untenable.

Er we had a plebiscite on this in 2011 and a two thirds majority voted for no change.

Well I for one have changed my mind. I used to like FPTP.

If we had a referendum tomorrow - on PR, AV is not good enough - then I would support it.

Greens and UKIP get over 20% of the vote between them. 2 seats out of 650.

The Essenpee get a quarter as many votes but 55 seats.

It's untenable.

...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...

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chris123 hove actually 08 May 15 8.36am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 8.30am Quote chris123 at 08 May 2015 7.39am Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 7.33am I think I am now officially an opponent of FPTP. 1. Voting in a 20 year old student over a former foreign secretary makes a joke of the constituency link. 2. UKIP gets 10% of the vote but only 1 seat. It is untenable. Er we had a plebiscite on this in 2011 and a two thirds majority voted for no change. Well I for one have changed my mind. I used to like FPTP. If we had a referendum tomorrow - on PR, AV is not good enough - then I would support it. Greens and UKIP get over 20% of the vote between them. 2 seats out of 650. The Essenpee get a quarter as many votes but 55 seats. It's untenable. We'd only ever have coalition Governments, and we do have a kind of PR, but on a constituency basis, which you'd lose if you went for complete PR.
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hove actually 08 May 15 8.36am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 8.30am

Quote chris123 at 08 May 2015 7.39am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 7.33am

I think I am now officially an opponent of FPTP.

1. Voting in a 20 year old student over a former foreign secretary makes a joke of the constituency link.

2. UKIP gets 10% of the vote but only 1 seat.

It is untenable.

Er we had a plebiscite on this in 2011 and a two thirds majority voted for no change.

Well I for one have changed my mind. I used to like FPTP.

If we had a referendum tomorrow - on PR, AV is not good enough - then I would support it.

Greens and UKIP get over 20% of the vote between them. 2 seats out of 650.

The Essenpee get a quarter as many votes but 55 seats.

It's untenable.

We'd only ever have coalition Governments, and we do have a kind of PR, but on a constituency basis, which you'd lose if you went for complete PR.

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Johnny Eagles berlin 08 May 15 8.36am
I loathe Cameron. I would have liked to see the back of him. But: 1. I’m quite looking forward to the Tory right wingers tearing lumps out of him over Europe 2. we might be getting rid of the Jocks. Silver linings and all that. On the other hand, 5 more years of Gusset links and Serial Thriller moans about "heartless" cuts to the "vulnerable" poor and disabled... Not sure I can take five more years of hand-wrining General Talk lefty moaning. ...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...
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berlin 08 May 15 8.36am

I loathe Cameron. I would have liked to see the back of him.

But:

1. I’m quite looking forward to the Tory right wingers tearing lumps out of him over Europe

2. we might be getting rid of the Jocks.

Silver linings and all that.

On the other hand, 5 more years of Gusset links and Serial Thriller moans about "heartless" cuts to the "vulnerable" poor and disabled...

Not sure I can take five more years of hand-wrining General Talk lefty moaning.

...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...

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Johnny Eagles berlin 08 May 15 8.40am
Quote chris123 at 08 May 2015 8.36am Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 8.30am Quote chris123 at 08 May 2015 7.39am Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 7.33am I think I am now officially an opponent of FPTP. 1. Voting in a 20 year old student over a former foreign secretary makes a joke of the constituency link. 2. UKIP gets 10% of the vote but only 1 seat. It is untenable. Er we had a plebiscite on this in 2011 and a two thirds majority voted for no change. Well I for one have changed my mind. I used to like FPTP. If we had a referendum tomorrow - on PR, AV is not good enough - then I would support it. Greens and UKIP get over 20% of the vote between them. 2 seats out of 650. The Essenpee get a quarter as many votes but 55 seats. It's untenable. We'd only ever have coalition Governments, and we do have a kind of PR, but on a constituency basis, which you'd lose if you went for complete PR. I know. Like I said, I was a supporter of FPTP. Just yesterday I was listing its advantages. But you've got 4 and half million people - 10% of the turnout - who get 0.3% of the representation. It's not on. ...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...
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berlin 08 May 15 8.40am

Quote chris123 at 08 May 2015 8.36am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 8.30am

Quote chris123 at 08 May 2015 7.39am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 7.33am

I think I am now officially an opponent of FPTP.

1. Voting in a 20 year old student over a former foreign secretary makes a joke of the constituency link.

2. UKIP gets 10% of the vote but only 1 seat.

It is untenable.

Er we had a plebiscite on this in 2011 and a two thirds majority voted for no change.

Well I for one have changed my mind. I used to like FPTP.

If we had a referendum tomorrow - on PR, AV is not good enough - then I would support it.

Greens and UKIP get over 20% of the vote between them. 2 seats out of 650.

The Essenpee get a quarter as many votes but 55 seats.

It's untenable.

We'd only ever have coalition Governments, and we do have a kind of PR, but on a constituency basis, which you'd lose if you went for complete PR.

I know. Like I said, I was a supporter of FPTP. Just yesterday I was listing its advantages.

But you've got 4 and half million people - 10% of the turnout - who get 0.3% of the representation. It's not on.

...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...

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moylerg Cofton Hackett, Worcestershire 08 May 15 8.40am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 8.36am I loathe Cameron. I would have liked to see the back of him. But: 1. I’m quite looking forward to the Tory right wingers tearing lumps out of him over Europe 2. we might be getting rid of the Jocks. Silver linings and all that. On the other hand, 5 more years of Gusset links and Serial Thriller moans about "heartless" cuts to the "vulnerable" poor and disabled... Not sure I can take five more years of hand-wrining General Talk lefty moaning. ...that's OK Johnny, more likely to be the next 10-years looking at the mess Labour is in. Most certainly not European.
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Cofton Hackett, Worcestershire 08 May 15 8.40am

Quote Johnny Eagles at 08 May 2015 8.36am

I loathe Cameron. I would have liked to see the back of him.

But:

1. I’m quite looking forward to the Tory right wingers tearing lumps out of him over Europe

2. we might be getting rid of the Jocks.

Silver linings and all that.

On the other hand, 5 more years of Gusset links and Serial Thriller moans about "heartless" cuts to the "vulnerable" poor and disabled...

Not sure I can take five more years of hand-wrining General Talk lefty moaning.

...that's OK Johnny, more likely to be the next 10-years looking at the mess Labour is in.

Most certainly not European.

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