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Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 11:10
by duke63
And the price of gold is rocketing.

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 13:15
by C00kiemonster
duke63 wrote:Pound is falling fast.
Its lowest for over 30 years now :(

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 13:25
by Perkles
duke63 wrote:And the price of gold is rocketing.
Chavs will be worth a fortune

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 14:30
by Monty
C00kiemonster wrote:
duke63 wrote:Pound is falling fast.
Its lowest for over 30 years now :(
No it's not, it's at 1.20 according to the FT. We had parity in 2009.

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 14:36
by C00kiemonster
Monty wrote:
C00kiemonster wrote:
duke63 wrote:Pound is falling fast.
Its lowest for over 30 years now :(
No it's not, it's at 1.20 according to the FT. We had parity in 2009.
The $ not the €

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 14:38
by Monty
Ahh Doh!

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 15:24
by D41
It's at what???

Makes a trip back over The Pond super-duper likely for me....who's house am I staying at??

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 16:30
by duke63
D41 wrote:It's at what???

Makes a trip back over The Pond super-duper likely for me....who's house am I staying at??
There is an empty one at 10 Downing St.

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 16:37
by D41
LMMFAO!!!

Class!!

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 22:21
by Kwacky
Corbyn has played a blinder. The press are slagging him off but he's cleared labour of the right wingers and Blairites. Over 10,000 turned up this evening to show their support for him.

He's going to gut the labour party and give it back to the old style working class labour voter.

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 22:24
by Perkles
He's resilient if nothing else

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 07:18
by Cav
I like the guy, he'd get my vote

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 07:59
by Monty
There is currently about 75% of the Labour Party that will vote him back in if they force a leadership contest myself included. If the Torys do force an early election we can get rid of the entire right of the party.

Not saying for one minute we would win, but at the very least we'd end the Blairite years and start afresh.

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 08:39
by Kwacky
I said when Corbyn came in that he will expose the Tories for how far to the right they have swung.

There isn't an effective left wing of politics. The LibDems did an excellent job of keeping the Tories in check. They got demolished in the last election, which means there's no one to contest the right side of the political spectrum.

The Tories won the last general election because your old style working class voter didn't connect with the labour party. There's been a shift. People now see Labour as being supported by those who traditionally would have been seen as middle class. Labour have shifted too far to the centre to try and win voters. They've ended up alienating a lot of them.

Politically the next 12 months are going to be very interesting.

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 09:06
by Monty
The irony is he's not actually that left wing. What he is though is someone that actually gives a shit and doesn't put himself or his party before the people.

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 09:07
by Monty
............... or as the rest of the establishment see him, an extremely dangerous threat.

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 09:14
by Kwacky
He's a politician. There aren't many of those left.

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 14:46
by D41
Kwacky wrote:I said when Corbyn came in that he will expose the Tories for how far to the right they have swung.

There isn't an effective left wing of politics. The LibDems did an excellent job of keeping the Tories in check. They got demolished in the last election, which means there's no one to contest the right side of the political spectrum.

The Tories won the last general election because your old style working class voter didn't connect with the labour party. There's been a shift. People now see Labour as being supported by those who traditionally would have been seen as middle class. Labour have shifted too far to the centre to try and win voters. They've ended up alienating a lot of them.

Politically the next 12 months are going to be very interesting.
Doesn't the lack of an effective Left simply accentuate, or even exaggerate the perception of a Tory shift to The Right???

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 30 Jun 2016, 09:23
by Kwacky
I see Gove has thrown his hat into the ring, which will piss off Johnson.

Re: Cameron to resign.

Posted: 30 Jun 2016, 10:08
by duke63
What a complete mess this country is in. Career politicians have well and truly **** us over.