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Trust me, there are enough clues that have been given, for the people involved to know the accuracy of what's been posted.

;)

I could give the exact location of the cabal.

Personally I prefer to meet in private, behind closed doors, when discussing things of a sensitive nature.

Still, it takes all sorts.

:rolleyes:

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Don't worry about me Neil Rindi couldn't wind a clock up, I've even turned the flow rate down:D

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:rolleyes:

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Aye, you need to be careful here, Rindy - so either put up or shut up. Otherwise Jaysay will issue a Jihad agaist you. That will be summat to see - Jaysay's Jihad!

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It'll have to be the put up option then, 'cause it's doubtful I'll ever shut up...especially when in receipt of such tasty information.

;)

:D

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i was talking to a local conservative party member .. and i said to him whats going on down at hyndburn .. and he said hyndburn always leave the choice of candidate to the last minute ..

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With the budget date now set, and the General Election likely to be on May 6th, they really are leaving it to the last minute.

Especially with so few local members apparently willing to help the 'lucky' candidate campaign, in what little time they'll have left.

Perhaps they should have secretly considered registering the name...

lastminute.Con

:D

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Think they should also be wondering who is going to pay for the campaign too, cause they ain't getting anything from me nor a lot more, their list they pay for the privilege;)

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Dave'll look after 'em.

If CCO isn't forthcoming with dosh for their short campaign, we could always have a whip round for them on Accy Web.

I could do a sponsored silence.

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'David Cameron's attempt to reinvent himself was in disarray yesterday after a close ally said he was more right-wing than he acts.'

'Shadow culture minister Ed Vaizey said the Tory leader was privately very conservative and only pretended to be moderate for political gain.'

'His comments came in a profile of Mr Cameron in US magazine Vanity Fair.
Just days ago Mr Vaizey embarrassed the Tory boss by suggesting his wife may have voted Labour in 1997.'

'Mr Vaizey told Vanity Fair: "He is much more Conservative by nature than he acts, or than he is forced to be by political exigency." The article also raised fears about Cameron's commitment to the NHS. Fraser Nelson, editor of the right-wing Spectator is quoted as saying: "I don't believe for a minute he believes protecting the NHS is a good idea."
David Cameron ally puts him in a right spot...again - mirror.co.uk

Am confused now.

:confused:

Does he really want us all to 'hug-a-hoodie' or not?

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That's the best offer you've ever made Rindi,:theband: will the silence last 12 months, if so may just have a couple of quid myself:D :mosher:

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Your always confused:rolleyes:

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What's not confusing is that with friends like Ed Vaizey, you don't need enemies.

Sounds like there's as much backstabbing at national level, as there is amongst local Conservatives.

:rolleyes:

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Surely Lord Ashcroft will step up to the plate (That well known non dom or , to follow Garinda's lead Con.Dom - as he's well used to protecting his own interests) :D:D:D

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No back stabbing at local level, we just don't agree with CCO and imposed lists