The glorious leader must live! - Page 5

garinda · 18-02-2011, 09:19

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Originally Posted by accysimon

Lets hope then, that he is kicked off as many committee's as possible, and that the Tory group vote against him as leader.
It's about time he came to live in the real world.

Let's not forget what happened last May.

Because Peter Britcliffe wasn't selected as the prospective parliamentary candidate, nearly all the local Tories refused to campaign for Conservative central office's preferred candidate, Cameron approved cutie, Karen Buckley. Some even leaving the party in disgust.

She didn't stand a chance, when her campaign team seemed to consist of just two spotty youths.

He seems to have the unblinding loyalty of his party, at least locally, and there doesn't seem there's anyone who's being groomed to eventually take his throne.

garinda · 18-02-2011, 09:22

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Originally Posted by flashy

so he'll still get paid but just not as much?

If he isn't the leader, if the Conservatives lose control of H.B.C., he won't get the same weighty package, no.

garinda · 18-02-2011, 09:26

Perhaps I should take in lodgers.

Living as I do in the ward Cllr. Britcliffe represents.

If you don't mind top 'n' tailing, I should easily be able to get 300 in my back bedroom.

Please pm for details.

accysimon · 18-02-2011, 09:27

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Originally Posted by garinda

Let's not forget what happened last May.

Because Peter Britcliffe wasn't selected as the prospective parliamentary candidate, nearly all the local Tories refused to campaign for Conservative central office's preferred candidate, Cameron approved cutie, Karen Buckley. Some even leaving the party in disgust.

She didn't stand a chance, when her campaign team seemed to consist of just two spotty youths.

He seems to have the unblinding loyalty of his party, at least locally, and there doesn't seem there's anyone who's being groomed to eventually take his throne.

If they lose very badly at the next elections, many may well turn against him. I'm not sure they are all behind him in such force, they are just fearful for the own careers if they go against him.

garinda · 18-02-2011, 09:30

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Originally Posted by accysimon

If they lose very badly at the next elections, many may well turn against him. I'm not sure they are all behind him in such force, they are just fearful for the own careers if they go against him.

Dolly Barton?

garinda · 18-02-2011, 09:33

I can't see Hynburnians going for anyone with Silvio Berlusconi's hair.

JCB · 18-02-2011, 09:36

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Originally Posted by Eric

I still think that one major problem with your system is having party politics in a local council. Partisan politics probably get in the way of what is best for the community. Garbage pick up, fixing potholes, making sure that the streets are policed, providing fire protection, etc. seems to be what councillors should be paying attention to ... not which political party philosophy is best fitted to deal with the problems.
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Well said .

jaysay · 18-02-2011, 09:42

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Originally Posted by garinda

I can't see Hynburnians going for anyone with Silvio Berlusconi's hair.

His morals wouldn't go down too well either

garinda · 18-02-2011, 09:44

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Originally Posted by jaysay

His morals wouldn't go down too well either

Why?

What do you know, that we don't?

Get the kettle on!

jaysay · 18-02-2011, 10:12

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Originally Posted by garinda

Why?

What do you know, that we don't?

Get the kettle on!

Think he has a liking for ladies of the night who are considered under age in Italia

garinda · 18-02-2011, 10:17

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Think he has a liking for ladies of the night who are considered under age in Italia

Hopefully you're referring to the Italian Prime Minister's liking for a belly dancing Ruby Murray, and not a local councillor?

Phew.

Those protests at the Mayor making ceremony the other year, I thought were about to make sense.

cashman · 18-02-2011, 10:26

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Think he has a liking for ladies of the night who are considered under age in Italia

probably if he can't get 1 @15, 3 @5 will do.

jaysay · 18-02-2011, 10:27

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Originally Posted by garinda

Hopefully you're referring to the Italian Prime Minister's liking for a belly dancing Ruby Murray, and not a local councillor?

Phew.

Those protests at the Mayor making ceremony the other year, I thought were about to make sense.

No not a belly dancer G. relations with rather atractive 17 year old young lady, which has landed him in court, the Italian Prime Minister that is

jaysay · 18-02-2011, 10:29

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Originally Posted by cashman

probably if he can't get 1 @15, 3 @5 will do.

That must be italian logic, cashy

garinda · 18-02-2011, 10:36

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Originally Posted by jaysay

No not a belly dancer G. relations with rather atractive 17 year old young lady, which has landed him in court, the Italian Prime Minister that is

Yes, that's li'l Moroccan Ruby Murray.

Who likes to be known as a 'belly dancer', rather than a little 'ho, who accepts 7,000 euro 'presents' from someone old enough to be her grandad.