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cashman 13-09-2010 13:46

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 844578)
We'll have to form a new party cashy the SOD UM ALL ALLIANCE seems about reght:D :hehetable

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 844584)
Steve, I'm far too busy at a local level to really worry about national politics....

Fair enough, but what about local?:D

Ken Moss 13-09-2010 13:52

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 844587)
Not too busy to comment on the foreign aid budget though. I'm surprised that Bernard and Claytonender haven't attempted to purge you of your reactionary tendencies! ;)

I know. You should see our meetings. Miles Parkinson is a tyrant, getting into discussions with different views, hearing people out, making cups of tea. One time he even let me make a point.

Those ruthless Labour group meetings will soon find me out for the rebel I really am.

Wynonie Harris 13-09-2010 14:37

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 844602)
I know. You should see our meetings. Miles Parkinson is a tyrant, getting into discussions with different views, hearing people out, making cups of tea. One time he even let me make a point.

Those ruthless Labour group meetings will soon find me out for the rebel I really am.

OK, well at the next meeting tell 'em that you think the overseas aid budget should be abolished and see what the reaction is. ;)

Ken Moss 13-09-2010 14:40

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 844606)
OK, well at the next meeting tell 'em that you think the overseas aid budget should be abolished and see what the reaction is. ;)

Big difference between 'abolished' and 'ringfenced'.

£8bn is a lot of money....

Wynonie Harris 13-09-2010 14:53

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 844607)
Big difference between 'abolished' and 'ringfenced'.

£8bn is a lot of money....

With statements like "look after your own first" and "it doesn't make sense to keep handing out money" I naturally assumed you were against the whole idea of foreign aid. However, even if you're just in favour of cuts and wiser spending in foreign aid rather than outright abolition (which I would agree with, pinko liberal leftie that I am), put the idea to your comrades and see what reaction you get. And I would put it to you again, find me one Labour politician anywhere who has suggested cutting foreign aid.

Ken Moss 13-09-2010 14:57

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 844610)
With statements like "look after your own first" and "it doesn't make sense to keep handing out money" I naturally assumed you were against the whole idea of foreign aid. However, even if you're just in favour of cuts and wiser spending in foreign aid rather than outright abolition (which I would agree with, pinko liberal leftie that I am), put the idea to your comrades and see what reaction you get. And I would put it to you again, find me one Labour politician anywhere who has suggested cutting foreign aid.

I know at least one who does but it isn't for me to speak on their behalf - that is a surefire way of getting in trouble with the party!

Wynonie Harris 13-09-2010 15:16

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 844611)
I know at least one who does but it isn't for me to speak on their behalf - that is a surefire way of getting in trouble with the party!

Another rebel?...don't think that'd wash with Harriet and the gang. I reckon they'll be sending Diane Abbott round to give you and your colleague a few lessons in progressive socialism.

Tell you what though, Ken, your views are certainly going down well with some people - I've just noticed that your karma count is actually higher that your post count! How did you manage that?

Ken Moss 13-09-2010 15:24

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 844612)
Another rebel?...don't think that'd wash with Harriet and the gang. I reckon they'll be sending Diane Abbott round to give you and your colleague a few lessons in progressive socialism.

Tell you what though, Ken, your views are certainly going down well with some people - I've just noticed that your karma count is actually higher that your post count! How did you manage that?

Local issues mate, local issues.....

;)

jaysay 13-09-2010 17:50

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 844611)
I know at least one who does but it isn't for me to speak on their behalf - that is a surefire way of getting in trouble with the party!

Its a sure fire way of getting them deselected;)

jaysay 13-09-2010 17:52

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 844613)
Local issues mate, local issues.....

;)

When are you issuing it :D

jaysay 13-09-2010 17:54

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 844612)
Another rebel?...don't think that'd wash with Harriet and the gang. I reckon they'll be sending Diane Abbott round to give you and your colleague a few lessons in progressive socialism.

Tell you what though, Ken, your views are certainly going down well with some people - I've just noticed that your karma count is actually higher that your post count! How did you manage that?

Probably because he's the only Labour Councillor ever to talk any kind of sense on here Wyn;)

Wynonie Harris 13-09-2010 19:19

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 844652)
Probably because he's the only Labour Councillor ever to talk any kind of sense on here Wyn;)

...unlike the Conservative councillors who are renowned for dispensing gems of common sense on Accyweb. ;)

Ken Moss 14-09-2010 06:42

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 844673)
...unlike the Conservative councillors who are renowned for dispensing gems of common sense on Accyweb. ;)

Let's remind ourselves of the members of Peter's Army who have graced the forums...

Well, Nick Whittaker has joined the throng (under two names, so it appears) and we've had Cllr Peter Britcliffe, Leader of the Council under a nom de plume....and that's it, I think.

Wouldn't it be lovely if more of them did step into the line of fire? It would balance out some of the rather one-sided debates.

Anyway, until that day you're stuck with me, Bernard, Joan, Clare and Graham unobstructedly ripping Cllr Britcliffe's policies to pieces.....it's not difficult.

garinda 14-09-2010 07:42

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 844727)
Let's remind ourselves of the members of Peter's Army who have graced the forums...

Well, Nick Whittaker has joined the throng (under two names, so it appears) and we've had Cllr Peter Britcliffe, Leader of the Council under a nom de plume....and that's it, I think.

Wouldn't it be lovely if more of them did step into the line of fire? It would balance out some of the rather one-sided debates.

Anyway, until that day you're stuck with me, Bernard, Joan, Clare and Graham unobstructedly ripping Cllr Britcliffe's policies to pieces.....it's not difficult.

Cllr. Addison's a member.

jaysay 14-09-2010 09:11

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 844727)
Let's remind ourselves of the members of Peter's Army who have graced the forums...

Well, Nick Whittaker has joined the throng (under two names, so it appears) and we've had Cllr Peter Britcliffe, Leader of the Council under a nom de plume....and that's it, I think.

Wouldn't it be lovely if more of them did step into the line of fire? It would balance out some of the rather one-sided debates.

Anyway, until that day you're stuck with me, Bernard, Joan, Clare and Graham unobstructedly ripping Cllr Britcliffe's policies to pieces.....it's not difficult.

And if you take control you won't see your lot for dust mat believe me;)

cashman 14-09-2010 12:22

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 844758)
And if you take control you won't see your lot for dust mat believe me;)

That remains to be seen, personally i doubt it.;)

jaysay 14-09-2010 18:32

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 844801)
That remains to be seen, personally i doubt it.;)

Never said a word when there mob down in London were coking everything up cashy, they were on here every day but stayed well away from the flack;)

Ken Moss 14-09-2010 18:39

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 844916)
Never said a word when there mob down in London were coking everything up cashy, they were on here every day but stayed well away from the flack;)

Now steady on, young John. That implies drug abuse.

On the subject of flack, wheres Andrewb and Turkish Delight to defend the poor helpless Tories?

Been remarkably quiet of late, or has the interweb not reached London?

jaysay 15-09-2010 10:11

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[quote=Ken Moss;844921]Now steady on, young John. That implies drug abuse.
Well there were times I thought Gordon and Alistair were flying on Speed:D

cashman 15-09-2010 10:18

Re: Blair, a must read, not
 
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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 844921)

On the subject of flack, wheres Andrewb and Turkish Delight to defend the poor helpless Tories?

Been remarkably quiet of late, or has the interweb not reached London?

AndrewB posted this morning, but nowt political, Turkish Delight is AWOL, apart from having n occasional sneck around the site, i suppose when ya have nowt to defend, vanishing comes into play wi these kinda people?:D:rolleyes:

jaysay 15-09-2010 10:26

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 845060)
AndrewB posted this morning, but nowt political, Turkish Delight is AWOL, apart from having n occasional sneck around the site, i suppose when ya have nowt to defend, vanishing comes into play wi these kinda people?:D:rolleyes:

Ya was quite noticeable when Labour were in the muck, never saw much of Bernard, Joan, Graham and co., as you say, it comes easy to these people when they've nout to defend, they just vanish into the games section or the Stanley section, or just disappear altogether :tongueout

cashman 15-09-2010 10:42

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noted, but i also noted they did come n post, even though it was less n usual, that ya seem to have missed/ignored.:tongueout


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