who is this Daniel Hannan guy - Page 2

Wynonie Harris · 15-08-2009, 07:37

The boy David is rushing round conducting a damage limitation exercise, as we speak. Not been a good week for him, what with this and the Alan Duncan debacle. Expect Mancie on the case soon!

cashman · 15-08-2009, 08:06

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

The boy David is rushing round conducting a damage limitation exercise, as we speak. Not been a good week for him, what with this and the Alan Duncan debacle. Expect Mancie on the case soon!

thats 2 of the tory gob****es saying what they really think this week, n cameron flapping n denying its what the party are about.

the stupid british public will ignore this though n still vote em in come election, still that will make a few on here happy.

cashman · 15-08-2009, 08:31

3 now n counting Roger Helmer who ever that nonetity is MEP, has joined Hannan, whom cameron has already rebuked, says to me all is not well in torydom.

jaysay · 15-08-2009, 08:37

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Originally Posted by cashman

3 now n counting Roger Helmer who ever that nonetity is MEP, has joined Hannan, whom cameron has already rebuked, says to me all is not well in torydom.

Well thats not what Call Me Dave said when I was speaking to him last night cashy

andrewb · 15-08-2009, 08:50

All parties have people in who disagree with the party line. If one child from a school was caught stealing it would be wrong to brand all the children at that school as thieves. Branding his thoughts as 'what the Tories really think' serves no purpose other than a shamefully false party political attack.

It really is desperation when you have the health secretary on live TV denouncing David Cameron, suggesting he has wanted to stay quiet on the NHS. Its patently not true. Cameron has an emotional bond with the NHS, he knows that people rely on it as he too has relied on it over the years.

cashman · 15-08-2009, 09:08

yer entitled to believe that andrew, i'm certain history will prove you wrong, just a shame i will probably have croaked by that time so will be unable to take the mick.

Bernard Dawson · 15-08-2009, 11:28

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This is what a British Conservative MEP is telling the world about the NHS , is this Tory policy ? the guy has been elected twice , so someone at party HQ must approve of his ideas

Maybe he really wants to be a Politician in America. I think it may well be he's best option after exposing to the entire world the Tory divisions on the N.H.S.

jaysay · 15-08-2009, 14:55

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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson

Maybe he really wants to be a Politician in America. I think it may well be he's best option after exposing to the entire world the Tory divisions on the N.H.S.

Oh yes Bernard some division, there's more members of the Labour Party think Brown's a clown than Tories who oppose the concept of the NHS

cashman · 15-08-2009, 16:36

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Oh yes Bernard some division, there's more members of the Labour Party think Brown's a clown than Tories who oppose the concept of the NHS

that i could agree with if you mean the ordinary tory voter, but certainly not if ya mean the ******* in high office.

n they are what count we sure don't.

garinda · 23-08-2009, 16:51

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Originally Posted by andrewb

It really is desperation when you have the health secretary on live TV denouncing David Cameron, suggesting he has wanted to stay quiet on the NHS. Its patently not true. Cameron has an emotional bond with the NHS, he knows that people rely on it as he too has relied on it over the years.

Bring out your dead!

Just as long as you've got enough money to pay the man with the cart.

David Cameron’s MPs want more private health

'DAVID CAMERON’S campaign to present the Conservatives as “the party of the NHS” has suffered a setback with evidence that many Tory MPs want a bigger role for the private sector in healthcare.'

David Cameron’s MPs want more private health - Times Online

garinda · 24-08-2009, 18:17

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Originally Posted by garinda

Bring out your dead!

Just as long as you've got enough money to pay the man with the cart.

David Cameron’s MPs want more private health

'DAVID CAMERON’S campaign to present the Conservatives as “the party of the NHS” has suffered a setback with evidence that many Tory MPs want a bigger role for the private sector in healthcare.'

David Cameron’s MPs want more private health - Times Online

andrewb · 24-08-2009, 20:48

What you waiting for Garinda? Best get a coat, you'll get cold.

garinda · 24-08-2009, 23:27

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What you waiting for Garinda?

A miraculous explanation.

Though sadly no one came along to give one.

Still, whistling whilst I waited in vain, showed better manners than petulantly stamping my little feet, and demanding a reply from the blue rinse brigade.

andrewb · 25-08-2009, 00:37

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Originally Posted by garinda

A miraculous explanation.

Though sadly no one came along to give one.

Still, whistling whilst I waited in vain, showed better manners than petulantly stamping my little feet, and demanding a reply from the blue rinse brigade.

I think you should have wrote rain not vain. It's been pretty wet outside. Glad I advised you to get a coat, looking after your welfare.

garinda · 25-08-2009, 10:45

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...looking after your welfare.

Which is apparently more than most Conservative MPs want to do, if they wiin the next election.