Leaders Debate

by **coke4** » Thu, 22 Apr 2010 21:52

fedfan wrote:I don't get these polls, there like based on about 1000 people or something, hardly reflective.

True, but all the polls are showing more or less the same result, it will be close, no doubt

by **SoundfSilence** » Thu, 22 Apr 2010 21:54

I can't see Labour staying in power... We've had too many bad years recently (which may not necessarily be down to Labour)... but it is a lot easier to vote for change.

It's the Conversative's Election to lose...

by **coke4** » Thu, 22 Apr 2010 21:56

SoundfSilence wrote:I can't see Labour staying in power... We've had too many bad years recently (which may not necessarily be down to Labour)... but it is a lot easier to vote for change.

It's the Conversative's Election to lose...

I agree that i dont see the Tories losing to Labour, but i could see a Labour Lib Dem Coalition,

Wouldnt it be really risky though, to change government now, considering all Labours plans are in place

by **SoundfSilence** » Thu, 22 Apr 2010 22:01

coke4 wrote:
I agree that i dont see the Tories losing to Labour, but i could see a Labour Lib Dem Coalition,

Wouldnt it be really risky though, to change government now, considering all Labours plans are in place

Lib Dem seems to have caught everyone's attention from these debates... I'm not so sure how strong their policies are though, it's one thing being good at debating, but to run a government (David Milliband said something like that, I think highly of this guy).

I can see Labour + Lib Dem Coalition too, Gordon Brown's certainly trying for it to go that way.

My vote's still undecided.. :roll:

by **coke4** » Thu, 22 Apr 2010 22:28

The political situatuion in Ireland is very similar to Britains

by **coke4** » Thu, 22 Apr 2010 23:01

SoundfSilence wrote:Youguv/Sun Poll

36% Cameron
32% Clegg
29% Brown

Oh this os who won the debate.

I cant see how anyone though Cameron won, my opinion of him somehow went dowm after this

by **Andymachine** » Fri, 23 Apr 2010 00:02

SoundfSilence wrote:I can't see Labour staying in power... We've had too many bad years recently (which may not necessarily be down to Labour)... but it is a lot easier to vote for change.

It's the Conversative's Election to lose...

Yes i agree its very easy to vote for change but i dont believe voting for tory would be a good change, they seem to me so totally out of touch with modern life , and as far as the lib dems are concerned , they are idiots , they want to get rid of Trident ?? We do that and we are probably gonna be held hostage by Iran or any other rogue country like North Korea so no the Lib Dems also get a massive thumbs down from me

by **DRII** » Fri, 23 Apr 2010 01:04

Andymachine wrote:
SoundfSilence wrote:I can't see Labour staying in power... We've had too many bad years recently (which may not necessarily be down to Labour)... but it is a lot easier to vote for change.

It's the Conversative's Election to lose...

Yes i agree its very easy to vote for change but i dont believe voting for tory would be a good change, they seem to me so totally out of touch with modern life , and as far as the lib dems are concerned , they are idiots , they want to get rid of Trident ?? We do that and we are probably gonna be held hostage by Iran or any other rogue country like North Korea so no the Lib Dems also get a massive thumbs down from me

What is Trident? Something to do with you all's Navy...

Held hostage by Iran, that would be insane, unthinkable if it ever would happen.

How did the British feel when Iran took the British sailors 'hostage' a few years ago? As an American I found it shocking...

by **VillaJ100** » Fri, 23 Apr 2010 01:06

Lib Dems too eurocentric, i dont really like europe. i wanna keep pounds and ounces lol.

And if you think cameron was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, clegg was born with a whole canteen of cutlery. dont let the northern surname fool you.

by **SoundfSilence** » Fri, 23 Apr 2010 01:09

VillaJ100 wrote:Lib Dems too eurocentric, i dont really like europe. i wanna keep pounds and ounces lol.

And if you think cameron was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, clegg was born with a whole canteen of cutlery. dont let the northern surname fool you.

Villa J Churchill has arrived. (Name courtesy of GOA)

by **VillaJ100** » Fri, 23 Apr 2010 01:17

LMAO. Maybe that can be the new title for reaching 10,000 posts :shock:

by **emate007** » Fri, 23 Apr 2010 02:33

DRII wrote:
What is Trident?

I would also like to hear this explained by a native.

by **picachu211** » Fri, 23 Apr 2010 02:34

Moralspain wrote:i´m about to watch a TV serie called "Castle"

Fan boy alert!

by **fedfan** » Fri, 23 Apr 2010 09:18

emate007 wrote:
DRII wrote:
What is Trident?

I would also like to hear this explained by a native.

Trident is basically our Nuclear Weapon arsenal, things like Missiles and Submarines. Thing is replacements for things like Subs take many years to complete, so the a lot of the UK defence budget is spent on development and not the immediate issues.

by **djarvik** » Fri, 23 Apr 2010 13:11

....so Trident gum has nothing to do with it?

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