Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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We are having a Election Breakfast in the Town on Thursday morning at about 1030hrs please join us all are welcome from all the partys or non voters you will have to pay for your own meal.it is just to have a meal and a talk beween ourselfs on how we all think it is going to turn out.I can not tell you where on the forum because i have not asked the boss if I can do that, but I can email you that if you wish,but will say if the Dover Forum turn up then we will pay for their breakfast,they have been out standing and very helpfull to us with this Election. Again A very big thank you to them all.
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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By the way Beans will be the order of the day,well on my plate anyway.
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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Some of us will be out working to secure a Conservative victory at that time Vic.
Some of us will simply be out working.........
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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surely you will not be electioneering on the day barry?
other than knocking up your confirmed voters at around tea time.
when i say knocking up!!
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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Polling day has usually started for me at 5am before the polls open and the work does not stop until 10pm when they close. there is a lot for the Parties to do on the day....
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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Barry my day starts at 5am each day not just on voting day.
Sue Nicholas- Location: river
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Vic ,as Barry has stated we Conservatives will be out and about .,all day .My day will start before 9.00am and probably go on until 9.00pm .You cannot treat people to food it will be looked on as a bribe
I shall be in Alkham first thing . .
I am quite open to being bribed by good food, good wine and good whisky. I am just saying..........
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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I have already said if you come along you will have to pay apart from the Dover forum who has done well for all the partys and been fair to all.Anyway Sue I do not care how you feel about it.
The good news is the boss has now told me I can name the place where we are going it is mandys tea rooms, so if you come that is where we will be at about 10.30hrs Thank you.
Guest 648- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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The rules are very clear Vic and if you post on an open forum about treating people to breakfast ??I dont make things up .I would have thought you would have been telling .
Election day can be the make or break .Every vote counts .
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Enjoy your breakfast Vic and enjoy the day, by the tone of some of your opposition on here they may not be a lot to enjoy after tomorrow.
Guest 648- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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Never say Die MRP If you think UKIP will win dream on .
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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Sue is correct Vic - what you are saying is a breach of electoral law and you could get your collar felt.
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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MRP.Thank you for that very nice post.The Dover Forum boss and his helpers are friendsof mine and this goes back some years and if I wish to take them out for Breakfast then I will.
But would like to thank BARRY and Sue on their last post both of you are geting me more last day votes please keep it up,the public are seeing what you both are like in the real world. I am open what you see is what you get, please both of you if you wish to report me please go ahead I do not care.
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I don't think they will win Sue and certainly do not and would not vote for them. You seem obsessed by them and Vic in particular it smacks of bullying and is not pleasant.
Sue Nicholas- Location: river
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Its not bullying MRP and Barry has now supported me in my statement .I think we are trying to give him friendly advice .
MRP i live opposiite ViC .I recall the last time he stood for election and very disappointed he was too .I tried to tell him on Election Day you have to work .Im not always right but Barruy and I go back a long way and Barry certainly knows the rules .I also Am very hot on protocol .
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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Its not protocol, it is the law and a serious matter as well. I am trying to give Vic some sound advice and if he ignores it then he may well have to face legal consequences.
Guest 645- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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Sue
What do you call giving lifts to people down to the polling station.That smacks of bullying and bribery. I don't know the rules but buying a cuppa or even a brekkie for 'helpers' appears to me to be an act of generousity more than anything else.
Mind you the Tories are squeaky clean they don't muck around with free cuppa's they play big time and accept millions from Lord Ashcroft a non UK tax paying Belize resident exile.Using a mans money who lives abroad to try and change the political landscape of this country.
It must be nice to stand on such high moral ground.The view must be excellent from up high looking down on us poor plebs!
Marek
I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter)
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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Marek, get a few things straight.
We are talking about electoral law here and trying to be helpful in fact. Amateur campaigns often fall foul of complex rules. This is nothing to do with any kind of moral high ground.
If you want I will instead report Vic and UKIP to the returning officer/police via a formal complaint. Would you prefer that? I personally prefer not to.
You really do go off on a tangent. Ashcroft has not broken any law and all donations have been fully within the rules laid down by the electoral commission. We have seen so much hypocracy from Labour over this who themselves have their non-dom donors.