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Acrylic-bob

12-12-2011 15:59

Resignation?

Nick Clegg was conspicuous by his absence for the PM's statement. Is he on the road to the Job Centre?

Paddy Power has cut the odds of his resignation from 33/1 this morning to 12/1 now.

cashman

12-12-2011 16:05

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Forget it A-B, he knows damn well,this is the only time in his life he will ever get near to power.:rolleyes:

Margaret Pilkington

12-12-2011 16:33

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Yes, Cashy....I think so too....maybe he is just doing the thing that three year olds are good at.....sulking in the corner and sucking his thumb.
Now what kind of leader would he make.......... really?

jaysay

12-12-2011 17:41

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 955465)

Forget it A-B, he knows damn well,this is the only time in his life he will ever get near to power.:rolleyes:

Ya your spot on there cashy, he knows on which side his breads buttered even if it keeps landing buttered side down:rolleyes:

accyman

13-12-2011 06:33

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Clegg is still very much in power..

well i think it was him who knocked on my door today asking me to switch energy providers :)

Margaret Pilkington

13-12-2011 07:29

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11 out of 10 for that! Very good.
That is the kind of power I would like to see him in.

jaysay

13-12-2011 08:31

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 955581)

11 out of 10 for that! Very good.
That is the kind of power I would like to see him in.

There are those who would prefer him being in a chair, connected to the power:D

Margaret Pilkington

13-12-2011 09:00

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That too would be good....not enough to fry him, just enough to make him jerk about a bit, to maybe alter his brain paterns a little....after all he would just be true to form....a jerk.
Oh no, I forgot, he can't be a jerk...he has to be a creep!

jaysay

13-12-2011 09:06

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 955595)

Ya no Margaret I get this feeling you don't actually like politicians:D

Margaret Pilkington

13-12-2011 09:53

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How very perceptive of you John.

I would like them more if they stopped treating us like we, the electorate, didn't have two brain cells between all of us....if they could tell us something that approximated to the truth.
Isn't it in the news today that the FSA have spilled the beans about the fall of RBS....and the part played in that fiasco by Blair, Brown, and Balls...strange that isn't it?...Wouldn't you have thought the northern and southern redcoats would have something to say on that score....but then agaain they would be telling us that the FSA only told us that to get themselves off the hook....despite the fact that they have freely admitted that the FSA was also to blame.

jaysay

13-12-2011 10:10

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 955603)

Oh give C'Mon a chance, I'm sure he'll be putting a link on for use about this report by the FSA, won't he:rolleyes::rolleyes:

JCB	13-12-2011 10:49

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Originally Posted by Acrylic-bob (Post 955464)

Nick Clegg was conspicuous by his absence for the PM's statement. Is he on the road to the Job Centre?
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Or is Nick Clegg more politically wise than people give him credit for ?

Was it his ploy to take some of the attention off David Cameron ?

Nick Clegg would have realised that he was giving ammunition to the Labour Party and making some Conservatives , not least David Cameron , feel a little uneasy by his absence .

Margaret Pilkington

13-12-2011 10:54

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No, I don't think he is anywhere near as wise as you perhaps think.
Personally, I think he was doing a three year olds trick...sulking.
I also think that he is beginning to realise how tenuous his hold is on the (deputy) leadership........If the coalition falls apart he would most definitely be the loser.
Perhaps EON might give him a job knocking on doors.

cashman

13-12-2011 10:56

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The only thing Clegg is wise about,is knowing which side his breads buttered.imho.

mobertol

13-12-2011 12:41

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Originally Posted by JCB (Post 955612)

I think you may have a point there - either that or he was too busy trying to clean up -egg is terribly hard to get off your face....:D

accyman

13-12-2011 14:14

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Originally Posted by JCB (Post 955612)

Or is Nick Clegg more politically wise than people give him credit for ?

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take a read of his partys manifesto and you will never wonder again lol :D

jaysay

13-12-2011 18:16

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 955624)

I think you may have a point there - either that or he was too busy trying to clean up -egg is terribly hard to get off your face....:D

got it in one me thinks:hehetable

Margaret Pilkington

13-12-2011 18:24

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He didn't get his own way, he was sulking...naughty boy - slapped legs for you!

jaysay

13-12-2011 18:32

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 955726)

He didn't get his own way, he was sulking...naughty boy - slapped legs for you!

Um didums didums http://cdn.content.sweetim.com/sim/c...s/0002031E.gif

Margaret Pilkington

13-12-2011 19:25

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You kept that one quiet John :D

Tealeaf

13-12-2011 19:51

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I wonder if this Nick Clegg character is the one who is married to a Dago, whose mum was Dutch, who is decended from Russkie/Prussian aristocracy and who got himself the equivalent of a community service order as a 16 year old in Germany for an arson offence, is the very same arsehole who is now absent from the House of Commons in order to stand up for Brirish interests?

DaveinGermany

13-12-2011 20:12

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 955762)

Put like that, is it any wonder he's not up for British interests ? :rolleyes:

mobertol

13-12-2011 20:22

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 955762)

Now,now Twining -we can't all claim to be as authentically British as your good self.

Just finished a rather nice cup of "Prince of Wales" -last one of the day until my "English breakfast" of tomorrow morning.

Thank god for the good old English tea plantations..!:rolleyes:;):D

Margaret Pilkington

13-12-2011 21:07

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 955762)

It looks like he might be an EU plant.

cmonstanley

13-12-2011 22:17

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none of the cabinet care they are already millionaires like to mix it with the richest in europe 'Dave' Cameron says he's in touch with reality...but with so much wealth and blue blood you have to wonder | Mail Online David Cameron opposed the National Minimum Wage introduced in 1998 by the never did want what was best for britain WE ARE THE 1 PERCENT - David Cameron, Prime Minister, millionaire http://victimsofatoscorruption.wordp...onaire-friend/

cashman

13-12-2011 22:21

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Cmon then how many of the shadow cabinet are also?:rolleyes:

cmonstanley

13-12-2011 22:24

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never mentioned labour most politicians are now educated at eton now;)

cashman

13-12-2011 22:25

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 955808)

never mentioned labour most politicians are now educated at eton now;)

well it wouldn't would it? but since when have you given a balanced view?:rolleyes:The point is,none of em give a toss about you or i cmon, i used to be as biased as you, i'm near certain yer view will change when yeh get owd, the penny will drop at some point.

jaysay

14-12-2011 08:31

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 955808)

never mentioned labour most politicians are now educated at eton now;)

Its a pity you didn't take up the education bit when you were young, it does help later in life:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

jaysay

14-12-2011 08:35

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 955805)

none of the cabinet care they are already millionaires like to mix it with the richest in europe 'Dave' Cameron says he's in touch with reality...but with so much wealth and blue blood you have to wonder | Mail Online David Cameron opposed the National Minimum Wage introduced in 1998 by the never did want what was best for britain WE ARE THE 1 PERCENT - David Cameron, Prime Minister, millionaire Cameron ‘should have declared’ £137,000 deal to buy land from millionaire friend ATOS REGISTER OF SHAME

I'm very disopinted C'Mon you haven't put a link on about the FSA report into banking, makes interesting reading:rolleyes:

Margaret Pilkington

14-12-2011 09:48

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Might that be because those well beloved Labour boys got thier knuckles rapped?(I thought they were paragons of vitrue)....very little else though....and Fred the Shred escaped scott free

jaysay

14-12-2011 10:26

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 955856)

Might that be because those well beloved Labour boys got thier knuckles rapped?(I thought they were paragons of vitrue)....very little else though....and Fred the Shred escaped scott free

Ya Tony and Gordon the Boys from the Green stuff:)

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