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Sorry, Who?
:rolleyes:

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Blimey, she is posh, being double-barrelled.

Though it's probably less common in genteel Lytham St. Annes.

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even if true i think her sexual preference is irrelivant :confused:

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I wonder when Ms Buckley will make her first posting on here? Or will she ever? But if she does, will she stick some posts on between now and the 6th May and then - like the rest of 'em, irrespective of party - disappear for ever?

Come on, Jaysay - it's your job to kick Ms Buckey's arse and get her on here. Let's see what she has to say for herself.

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She'll say all the "right" things:rolleyes: ... All in all her comments will be, generally, farmyard biomass. Someone on here who knows the major issues which will dominate the election, garinda ... he knows the issues and has the wit ... comes to mind, could probably post almost word for word the pacifying, empty phrases that poliiticians in her position would come out with when trying to woo constituents.

If I were in her shoes, I'd stay away from this forum ... too many people on here actually think ... and as the Great Bard observed thro' JC (the Roman not the Jew) "Cassius ... thinks too much; such men are dangerous".

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Oh, and women too, eh. They can be dangerous too .... would'nt want the pc brigade after may ass would I:rolleyes::D

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Hummph .. the conceit of the man.. :D

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At the end of the day Eric I think I would rather be back in the swamp than live amongst "people" that are better than me.:confused::confused:

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Hey katex - you should be in bed by now. This is time for man's talk.

Pass the port, Eric.

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Oh, how I do agree Tealeaf .. once the conversation gets to the talk out of arses, then time for me to retire (to watch Oranges are not the only Fruit) ....:p:D

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Now that you mention it, I do have a couple of Romeo Y Julitas (real Cuban, purchased at the Flint and Feather Trading Post in Tyendenaga Mohawk Territory for the outrageous price of $5 each:eek:) to help out with the port.:D ... but Cream Crackers and Lancashire cheese I can't get.:mad:

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And you, hon, are one of the one's who think:D

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Personally, I prefer Bath Olivers with my Stilton & Lancashire...the only problem I have is which side to butter my biccy's on. Or should I butter them at all? It's like one of the great dilemas in life - what do you do with a woman when she's in one of her silly moods, which is usually 99% of the time?

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Is the recession in the building trade really so bad that they're now using tissue paper to construct facades?

:rolleyes:

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That's very sweet of you to say, but I won't be posting any spoof speeches, of humble origin, just yet, because I'm not sure how we stand copyright wise, and I'd hate to have it lifted, word for word.

'I stand before you, a simple woman.
Simple, but having benefited from the hard work of generations of my ancestors.
Ancestors whose blood , sweat, and tears course down the cobbled streets of this unique town that we call Accrington.
Accrington, this earthy stone set in the stormy sea.
A town of honest toil, and dark Satanic mills.
Mills where generation, after generation, of my family...'

(Damn, I just couldn't help giving her a start.)

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On second thoughts scrub that psuedo literate clap-trap.

The girls I know from her old school aren't that boringly bookish.

It would be much lighter, well mannered, and reverent.

Watch With Mother in tone, but with a bit of happy-clappy talk about the benefits of the family, and really we're all part of God's big family, as well as David Cameron's.

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Is it just me?

I know a lot of the variety acts who perform in Blackpool, prefer to stay in a quieter, more upmarket resort.

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I WILL tell people my real views, even when I know they will disagree with me
Karen Buckley - Conservative PPC for Hyndburn

She pledged she'd immediately give up her job and relocate here, if selected as a candidate. That pledge has now been removed from her website, so we trustingly know she's living here right now, working fulltime on her campaign.

She's already joined the forum, and was reading one of the election candidate threads, just the other week.

With the evidence of what she pledged in the above quote, she'll be here.

Let the games begin.

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As a 'commie/anarchist terrorist' I will stay on the sidelines chuckling :)

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That really was a laugh out loud, reading your post...you little terror(ist).

:p

(Though was it the evil controller's post, or has he nodded off, and you're free to publish your own comments?)

:D

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I am quite 'out of control' - I call it self reliance/eccentricity

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I so want to believe what you're saying, and that it's really you posting, but it might just be part of some devilish plan, to brain-wash and control me.

:D

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Having looked at Karen's website, the Gallery is hilarious, the Ossy mills photo, looks like it has been photoshoped. Not exactly Vision On.

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The next one might have her pictured sitting dolefully outside the Taj Mahal.

The Lonely Empress, in a moment of quiet repose.

:D

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She'd look more like a dolee? (dole person? dolite? doley bird?) If she was to join folk outside the town centre pubs with fag in hand discussing the advantages of electing her with the her family members her branch left behind.

Somehow I don't see that happening.

http://sophiebury.ca/ocanada/wp-cont...nynesbitt2.jpg
Or perhaps she's found some Irish relatives she'd rather be with until May the 7th?

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Naughty Naughty Tealeaf, you haven't been paying attention, I want nothing to do with this candidate, as I've stated before, I won't be voting for her never mind kicking her posterior:D

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This couldn't be her could it?


Family History Wanted

http://www.tiptopglobe.com/skin/smile/s9809.gif

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I'm reluctant to poke fun just for the sake of it but is Ms Buckley aware of how many wards actually make up Hyndburn? 'One or two' are missing from that tagline of hers.

You'd think she'd know that, having such strong family links to the area....

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As was pointed out in post 61. :D

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she would need a red jacket for that then
hehehehe

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Easily change blue to red on Photoshop.

:D

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Sounded like she was naming towns when I saw her website, rather than wards.

Does anybody know which areas are listed on the front of Greg Pope's office in town?

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I'm informed it's the wards (not sure if all) and towns he has displayed on the front. :)

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Nigel Evans MP said... I have every faith that Karen can now get Hyndburn back into the Tory fold.....bring it on!

ConservativeHome's Seats & Candidates blog: Karen Buckley selected for Hyndburn


Perhaps Taffy could offer her a few tips.


:rolleyes:

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...or even offer more practical help, like bussing in the blue rinse brigade from Clitheroe, to help with the campaign, as the local Conservative Association seem unwilling to help.

It's almost like they are praying for defeat, with the hope of some leverage when arguing that they're grown up enough to chose their own favourved candidate, in the event that there was a hung parliament...God forbid. As we really couldn't stand anymore giddy excitment, and clandestine derring-do.

:rolleyes:

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Call it scaremongering if you wish, but I read on the back of a packet of cornflakes thrown out by my 2nd cousins best friend, (yes I always rummage through the local Conservatives bins, they throw away a far better standard of take-away), And, (hesitation and repetition in big letters to build up the tension), AND, it's reckoned that one of our far left mod/admins has put her name into a loop so that every-time she applies to join accyweb she gets thrown back to:-


:eek:

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Blimey, no wonder she joined Accy Web. Their forum's hardly jumping, and perhaps backs up my claim that their schools aren't up to much, even the posh ones, if they have so little to say.

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Thanks for the link Rindi, never laughed as much in my life:lol::lol::yelrotflm

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maybe she should let us know what she really stands for....
Maybe these will help.
YouTube - Party Political Broadcast (Choreographed) - Monty Python's Flying Circus - Rare

or YouTube - Rowan Atkinson - Conservative Conference

:D:D:D:D

Of course not to let the other side off...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S19_CD1fGc

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Praying for defeat, your joking, no need to pray:rolleyes:

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You're voting for Graham Jones then, and crossing your fingers for a hung parliament, in the hope your old favourite Neddy get's one last race?

:rolleyes:

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Blimey, there are so many Machiavellian plots, clandestine meetings, and behind the scene cloak and dagger stuff going on at the Hyndburn Conservative Association, that my poor li'l friend Moley will be working overtime, and there'll be so many tunnels dug under the streets of Hyndburn, that there's a chance the whole area might be swallowed up by a big hole in the ground.

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From talking to people door-to-door it seems that only the hardline supporters are aware of the fiasco going on regarding the selection in Hyndburn, which is a remarkably small number.

The majority of people have picked a badge (for whatever reason) and are sticking with it. Trying to persuade people to see the person beyond the badge is the hard part and I'm afraid I don't believe anything is a foregone conclusion at this stage.

I fully support Graham and his campaign. He's born and bred in the area, got completely the right idea about Hyndburn and knows his public. He is the best man for the job and the Labour group has organised the canvassing in each ward far better and well in advance of the opposition but an awful lot of people still see Westminster and Hyndburn as the same thing when it comes to wearing a red badge.

Karen Buckley may have a tremendous disadvantage on the face of it having entered the race so late in the day but it would be arrogance to think that it will automatically sway the majority.

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Although the local Conservative party seemed to have turned their collective back on her, for whatever medium-term reason (:rolleyes:), it's nice to see the opposition wishing her the best of British luck, and realising that nothing is ever 100% assured in politics, as in anything else.

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Voting for who, wash your mouth out with soapy water:D

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If Jonesy doesn't win this one he wants to pack in politics a go and join a monastery, or maybe not:rolleyes:

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It's good to see you still have some principles, even if you're banking on the Conservative candidate losing, and hoping for a hung parliament.

So you can brush off ol' Neddy, and have the chance to enter him for one last last race, in the Last Chance Saloon Derby.

;)

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Are you not in favour of losing candidates being given a second chance...or even a third?

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

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I do feel quite sorry for any candidate that doesn't have the backing of the local party purely because someone who has failed twice already has spat his dummy out at not being asked a third time. My view on aligning yourself with a group is that you abide by majority decisions, whether you fully agree or not.

My opponent in Rishton began canvassing last week and, although I understand he is a good choice for candidate, I can't say that he is going about things in quite the way I would have expected. There is no supportive wording from any of the party on his (rather cheap) flyer and he walked into the Working Men's Club proclaiming that the residents are 'a bit rough' after canvassing Spring Street. This did not go down well.

Looking at it from my vantage point, the Conservative campaign is poor in comparison with Labour's and there hasn't been a peep from the Tory councillors in Rishton in support of either candidate.

I am fortunate enough to not only have Graham Jones' image and contact details on my election literature but he has also been out canvassing with me in Rishton. The Conservative paper states the 'possibility' of a General Election at the same time as the locals, with no mention of Ms Buckley.

I have yet to see Peter Britcliffe even enter the Rishton boundary.

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But Church is a town and Altham is a village (and has its own parish council, the only one in Hyndburn) - both of them are far older and much more history than Accrington and equally as important.

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ok

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OK :D..just pickin Jaysay.. but I knew you could not resist backing your bods to the hilt.

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'Our erstwhile MP wonders and worries about his Conservative opposition at the General Election.He needn’t! He will have opposition and believe me, whoever it is will be tough opposition.The one thing for certain is that if I were fortunate enough to represent the Conservatives, following the extra pounds I put on during the summer holidays it would certainly be a “heavyweight contest”.
However, the way he and his Government have carried on recently, it wouldn’t surprise me if whoever his opponent is, he will find he suffers a knockout!'
Councillor Peter Britcliffe - Latest News Reports

Well it looks like someone will be throwing his weight behind Karen.

Unless he's done a U-turn since posting that.

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here here!.. last time I was in Accy you couldn't get t'bar cos it were full of swanky pseudo-latin pledges.. I reckon Hyndburns had enough of them.

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Didn't know the alcohol affected your ability to read as well Mancie:D

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not sure.. but I've read at least two of your posts stating you won't post again on this thread :D

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Hardly scoring points by going on about it, we all read them and ignored them. He's a Tory out on a limb, can't make a decision without it coming from Central office.
:)

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Church is a village. I think it's unfair to call somebody out for not knowing all the areas when she appeared to be listing the towns, that's all. I'm pretty sure she'll know Church and other places are in the constituency!

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You're probably right; so...while we're on the subject, are you going to tell us where you stand on the great CCHQ selection row? Will you be out campaigning for Karen in the next few weeks?

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I'm only going to be home for a few days over Easter, I have far too much work to do, so unlikely. I live in Hull at the minute so will be helping out near here in the general.

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So, what's your opinion on the situation? Were the bigwigs at your head office out of order to decide on a candidate from outside the area like many other party locals, such as Jaysay think, or were they quite right to do so?

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I was quite annoyed back in I think January time. Since then I've come to the conclusion that Hyndburn Tories have had almost 5 years to select a list from the candidates list, or get people approved onto it. CCHQ should have stepped in sooner to ensure a candidate was in place I think. Hyndburn is a seat we can fight well, especially now that the moderate Labour MP has been replaced by a full blown socialist candidate! I wasn't at the selection, but from what I've heard of Karen, she seems like a very good candidate.

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Apparently those Lytham Baptists, of which Karen Buckley is one, can also arrange exorcisms, if anyone needs one.

'Following the main baptism in the main church, I was carried off fighting, into the back room to be "prayed over" to exorcise the demon of homosexuality out of me. The ordeal was a sustained onslaught of about an hour and a half. I remember feeling very weak and drained after the ordeal'
I was nearly a victim of Ex-Gay Conversion Therapy | Facebook

It seems God sometimes needs help from willing volunteers, when there's a 'problem' in His family.

Doesen't really sound like the embracing of minorities, that Cameron says he's in favour of.

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Didn't need anybody to tell me where CO could stick their candidate Less:p

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O.K. and what about February and March time, no opinion so far.

Yes, they have, and amongst others they put forward whatsis name, Oh, you know the one Leader of the Cancel.

Rubbish, they shouldn't force anyone onto our area that isn't fit to represent us.

No, Hyndburn is a seat you could have fought well given a Local Candidate.

Excuse me? What else should he be? He wants to represent the area and Actually believes in us.

My God that's uppish! Had you been there would there have been a different result?

Yes, I've often said when things go 'Tits up', lets make the best of a bad job,

Maybe we can convince the Boss*, that all our plans meant to be in such a haphazard way?

*substitute Electorate.


Let's face it you were asked for an opinion early, and although I admire the style of dancing, have come up with nothing except your loyalty and that appears to be blind.
:o

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Perhaps some overzealous missionary recently caught the reshowing of Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, and was under the impression that the streets of the quaintly cobbled back-water were peopled by hoardes of young Jesses and Jessies, who were crying out for exorcism, in the constituency of Hyndburn.

:rolleyes:

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You don't have to be Homosexual for that, just go on a shopping spree with the Mrs carrying a brand new credit card.
:D


Halle Orchestra Brother!

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Andrew, Church is not a village it is a town - prior to 1974 it was an UDC, as were Great Harwood, Oswaldtwistle, Rishton and Clayton-le-Moors. Altham was a parish and formed part of Burnley Rural District Council and Accrington was a municipal borough.

Many of the residents of Church are heartedly sick of its status being dumbed down by Hyndburn Borough Council, especially as it is far older and more historic than most other parts of the Borough of Hyndburn.

By ignoring Church (and Altham) Karen Buckley is disregarding (and being disrespectful about) the 2 oldest and historic parts of the borough.

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Well, I would be very surprised if Karen Buckley does post on here.
So far we have 12 pages knocking her, myself included.
I very much doubt if this forum could give her a fair hearing, no I am not turning into Andrew, or for that matter Mancie.
Shame really, because none of us have heard anything off her.....

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It might seem a little concentrated, because unlike all the other candidates, we've had so little time to find out about her, before the imminent election.

It also seems that with the local Tories wishing her ill, that there hasn't been much said that is positive, and I'm sure there must be something.

Personally, if I have any knockers, I rise to the challenge, and give 'em a good knockin' back.

I hope she has similar mettle.

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I understand your summary of me. Pro Council Houses, anti Trident (spending it on Counter Terrorism), nationalisation of railways, curtailment of private sector excesses, fair tax system etc..

However I am not Hug a Hoodie. I think Labour's success in cutting crime is incredible (although the fear of crime has not fallen). We do need more youth facilities but the hard core need some sort of 'national service' or disciplined guidance whilst they are young.

I would like to see welfare reform to encourage people to be rewarded for working (which Labour is doing). I want to see unemployment benefit increased/extended as part of an insurance scheme but those hiding on welfare, particular the criminal and anti-social see their welfare cut in short.

We need to deal with the issues of immigration, which we are, it's just never advertised. We should stay out of the EURO and we were right to go to Afghanistan in some form. Hardly socialist.

Many northern MP's are similar. To the right on justice, welfare, to the left on social justice for those that play by the rules.

As an example: In the end, feeling sorry for people who go on to wreck Council Houses gave Council Houses such a bad name none have been built in recent times and ORDINARY people who would appreciate a Council House have subsequently been denied.

Whilst people abuse welfare, those entitled sit under a cloud and who knows with the next Tory government. The innocent will pay because of the guilty. It's up to Labour to identify those that do not respect societies charity or else the Tories will delight in ending that charity such as Council Houses.

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This is part of the rules and many posts have been removed because of them

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I see the Fylde Conservatives have chosen a local candidate in Blackpool South, to try and win back the seat from Labour.

He certainly plays up his ties to the locality, and seems to think it important.

He's so local, he says he was born on the promenade.

I hope it wasn't on a Bank Holiday!

YouTube - Ron Bell Blackpool South Conservative Candidate

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'To the evident frustration of ConservativeHome, Tories in Hyndburn earned the dubious distinction of being the last constituency in England to pick their candidate despite its description in the latest edition of The Almanac of British Politics as a ”classic Labour-Conservative marginal”. It has now emerged that this was the result of convoluted brinkmanship between local members and CCHQ, who were “desperate” to stop Cllr Britcliffe being selected for the third time since 1997.
Political Scrapbook

It's nice we came top, or is that botton, of at least one national list.

:rolleyes:

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Well, I have heard of prescription drugs having strange side effects. ;)

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No, these knockers are much less perky.

I recently posted a link from a website promoting Ms. Buckley, but quoted some pseudo-Latin on her site, which was quite rightly reported, for not being English, and removed from our forum.

In the same post she also said on this that she supported 'flexible working hours for all parents'.

I commented that was fine if you worked for a large company, but not very feasible if you're a butcher on Accy Market, a landlord from Clayton, or worked for a small family run firm in Ossy.

Strangely the comment, and indeed the site seems to have now vanished into the ether.

:rolleyes:

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Well, the latin passage is that "rhubarb, rhubarb" stuff that designers put on an ad, piece of literature or website, when the design and headlines have been decided on, but the body copy hasn't been written. In other words, it was a work in progress and somebody cocked up by releasing it into the public domain prematurely. It would seem that they've realised their mistake and withdrawn it...which perhaps shows that someone from the Buckley camp does read Accyweb!

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Which is encouraging.

Two candidates, Messrs. Jones and Logan, have posted on Accy Web, about their views, which might help us to decide who to vote for in the forthcoming General Election. It'd be good to have a few more brave souls.

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Since there's apparently been so little support for the imposed candidate, certainly from the local Conservatives here in Hyndburn, and sadly very little in this thread, so far, perhaps I shouldn't have said 'knockers', but should have chosen a singular noun.

:rolleyes:

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Read your post, couldn't argue with what you said though I find it hard to understand Council Housing being classed as 'charity', I always thought they came into being to cover the basic needs and rights for all to be housed in decent accommodation at a reasonable rent this I wouldn't class as charity.

It is a shame however as you rightly say that people abuse both the properties and the welfare system that ensures these things are available.

:o

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Decide:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rol leyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

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Yes, J' decide, she may be full of eloquence and have us all rolling over onto our backs begging to be petted, just like all the loyal Tories of the area.

:)

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If, as is rumoured, the local Conservative Association is hoping for Karen Buckley to fail, in the hope that there is another General Election, because no one party has a workable majority, and that there'll then be some leverage to argue with CCO, that you should be given the right to chose your own candidates, isn't that an easy decision for you?

Surely in the hope of that plan coming to fruition, there is only one possible candidate to vote for, to ensure that happening?

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Well no matter who the Tories had picked would have made no difference to you Rindi would it, Quack Quack:D

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Why?

As pointed out earlier, being influenced by much respected family members of differing political pursuassion, I look at who I think will be the best candidate at each different election, weighed against the policies of the party they represent. Which means in the past I've not always voted one particular way.

If a candidate inspired me, regardless of political colour, I'd give their candidacy consideration, and could very well be pursuaded to give them my X

;)

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You'll tell me out:D

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Er...yes.

The truth.

If you're unable to accept that fact, the problem isn't mine.

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In honour of Ms Buckley, I've wrote a poem:

There was a young lady from the Fylde
Whose views were exceedingly wild
In her quest for political glories
She was adopted by the local Tories
But not all of them were very happy
Including Britcliffe, an Oswaldtwistle Chappie
Now it looks like the winner will be Jones
And already we hear the opposition groans
As he is certain to take the seat
And his victory will be complete
So the lady will return to the coast
And the Tories will just be toast.

Good, innit! I think I should have been the poet laureate.

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William McGonagall, eat your heart out!

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It rhymes but it doesn't scan, so
don't give up your day job:rolleyes:

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this 'scans'
Our local tories are annoyed
their local choice is not employed
a woman from the coast is used
which causes them to feel abused

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Very good.

Just no one please start a limerick starting,

'There was a young woman called Buckley...'

:eek::D:eek:

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Don't give up your day job Tealeaf, John Betchman will be turning in his grave, no spinning:D

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A former public schoolgirl, nicknamed Buckers,
At Queen Mary's hung out with some very rich muckers.
They all set off for the beach, but she slipped on a peach,
And she got laughed at by the assembled posh.................onlookers.

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I used charity as a word those opposed to Council Housing would describe it when trying to understand why Labour has supports the policy.

As a Labourite I believe it is an important aspect of living and we should aspire to provide decent 'regulated and not for profit' housing to all who want it and respect it.

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To all who want it and respect it, well lots want it Graham, but do they all respect it, I think not. As some one who does live in a council house (or was a council house) I treat it as if it was my own as I'm the one who lives there, but there are those who say its not mine and I don't give a stuff

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Allelujah, Jaysay! You and Graham actually agree on something!

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shouldnt that read Sir John Betjeman jaysay? :D

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'I hold dear the right of freedom of speech, freedom of expression...'
Karen Buckley

That's good to hear, beacuse that's all that is happening in this thread.