Labour wins bye election

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• Guest 674

  • Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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  15 November 2009     09:2133134
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  Gladly I am and always will be in the real world, willing to liste to reason(rather than one sided dogma)
  
  I'm getting more and more convinced that Hestltine prediction on election is going to come true.
  Realise Barryw you don't want to hear it outside of your little world.
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  15 November 2009     09:2633137
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  i wish someone would go out and get a life,instead of belting out tory trash.
• Guest 674

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  15 November 2009     09:3033139
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  BRIAN
  I will always defend(even barryw) right to post
  I do understand BRIAN where your coming from, but that is part of debate i suppose, you can involve yourself in it, or just ignore those posts and read others
• Brian Dixon

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  15 November 2009     09:4233142
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  kieth,there comes a point that you would start banging your head against a brick wall,and this is one of them.
  ok we all got differant views,but when people have got a one track mind the point of discusion becomes pointless.
• Guest 655

  • Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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  15 November 2009     10:3333144
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  yes it is indeed pointless when we get assertion with no basis of evidence.
  
  Open to your eye and read more widely than the Mirror or the Guardian - look even beyond that to economic reality as expressed by those who work in and understand the economics, look too at history, mathematics and common sense.
  
  It is a far different world to that espoused by Labour apologists and spin doctors, in some respects even Conservative policy and spin has not caught up fully, at least publically and openly, with it.
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  15 November 2009     17:3033168
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  barryw,try to lighten up a bit theres more to life than politics,try reading the sun or the daily sport or the star.the guardian/telegrafe are like reading the beano/dandy.
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  15 November 2009     17:5833181
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  which one is the home of the bash street kids, i might buy that one?
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  15 November 2009     18:0233184
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  howard,cant rememer but i did like desperate dan alot,thinking about desperate dan reminds me of barry a bit with his tory pie.
• Guest 653

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  16 November 2009     09:1933222
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  At least it's a lot more digestible than the Labour one Brian.
  
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 674

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  16 November 2009     09:2733224
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  Clearly Roger and Barryw have an agenda.
  thats fine, but as iv warned this could become a tory forum, which is a worry.
  
  As BRIAN says the forum needs to be a little more light hearted, respecting others points of views.
  
  I realise Barryw has one view and unliklely to share or listen to others opinions without saying they are wrong.
  Again thats fine, it will close down debate, and i diid welcome the blog purely because it took politics off the main page.
  but its slowly creeping back onto the pages.
  
  We are where we are, I would like to see MP's and everyone re engage and bring back democracy
• Guest 655

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  16 November 2009     10:0933235
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  Keith - there is nothing more tiresome than continual and repeated whinging.....do change the record.
  
  You have been corrected over your assumptions regarding politics on the forum and my blog, but as usual do not read or take any notice of what you are told.
  
  The only agenda around here is yours to close down discussion that is unfavourable to your preferred Government.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  16 November 2009     10:5033240
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  anyone can post here regardless of their political or religious views.
  
  that has always been the way.
  
  it is has been made clear to all the local politicos that their views would be very welcome here, most do not take up this offer.
  
  now that vic looks like being the candidate for ukip, this will give an alternative viewpoint to others here.
• Guest 674

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  17 November 2009     10:4233336
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  Barryw
  iF YOU read my posts you will find that I have supported even your right to post, and mine to disagree.
  
  My only concern is one of switching off the everyday person, but thats a decision for the forum.
  
  I have continued to post, and given a viewpoint, certainly mine come from the heart, and my own personal view.
  
  I enjoy the postings and in the main they are varied and work well.
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  17 November 2009     16:5033351
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  barryw,define whinging.
  my definition of whinging is coming from single minded eurosceptics etc.

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