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Listed below are comments made by Johnnie_London between Friday, 9th October 2009 and Friday, 16th October 2009.

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...gone 02:49am on 16 Oct 2009 David Cameron RULES OK!
...gone 02:48am on 16 Oct 2009 This is the way it's going to be. Honesty, integrity and honour are back in fashion big time.

Best get used to it.
Count it, don't follow it (redux) 3:35pm on 13 Oct 2009 Yet again Cameron leads the way. Pay up or stand down!
Asset sale: Deja vu? 2:49pm on 12 Oct 2009 #30

Very good point gogoginger

By the way do you think that Stephanie Flanders is getting a good seeing to?

I think the rot set in a long time ago and the chickens are coming home to roost.
What will Nasa do next? 1:50pm on 12 Oct 2009 I've just heard back from a friend on Zylon. Evan Davis is in fact a Manov undercover agent on earth. He has already detailed back to the Manov people and a planetary annihilation weapon has been launched. This is travelling at 100 times the speed of light and is due to reach earth on the 21st December 2012.

Evacuate the planet!
What will Nasa do next? 5:39pm on 09 Oct 2009 Hello JTheFun,
I hope I can help you.
The first, third and fourth pictures seem to be of Kradox freighters and commercial transports. They are just going about normal business in the area. The second picture is of Kradox fighter probably on a routine patrol. The final picture is particularly worrying it is of a Manov warship which should not have entered this sector at all. This ship has been caught not only where is should not have been but using a primary weapon (if you study the photograph carefully you will notice the begging of trillium beam coming from the ships starboard side).
My advice is to get on to NASA and warn them of the grave danger that being in position of such a photo puts us in. If we are caught with spy photographs like this life on earth would be immediately and irrevocably wiped out.
Over to you Evan.
Tories bash the rich 5:16pm on 09 Oct 2009 I've just arrived back from Manchester. It has been a hugely inspiring conference on many levels and I think I really need some time to take it all in. The Conservative Party have so often been criticised for spilling rhetoric and not having any policies. David Cameron's Conservative Party have always had policies. Many of them have been adopted by Labour!
The modern Conservative Party also recognise some areas where Labour policies have succeeded. They not only acknowledge the fact but give clear indication that they will protect and improve in those areas.
One of the most moving events at the conference for me was the full length video of Cameron Direct. David Cameron is one of the greatest leader of the Conservative Party of all time, if not the greatest. History shows that leading the Conservatives is one of the toughest roles any man or woman could ever have. It was the cause of Margret Thatcher's downfall. She did not fail in being a Prime Minister. She did not fail as a stateswoman. She failed as leader of the Conservative Party.
David Cameron is not only a great leader of the Conservative Party but someone who is truly and totally motivated at being in touch with the electorate. His leadership comes from listening to real people. He is not in politics for money. I don't think he is there for glory. I think he is a good man who really desires the best for all. He cares about the weak and the needy. He has plans to motivate and gain the best from all. He has a huge respect for those who give to society and to our country. His vision is that we as a nation have great talents and that with good leadership we can achieve things that are beyond our imagination right now. These things do not seem to be above his imagination and if there is anything that I have taken away from the conference it is that he has seen a great potential in the people of the United Kingdom and that he will lead us to not just to aspire to more than we can imagine but to achieve also.
I think if you ask me when I have had time to digest the whole experience - What did I come away with?
Hope.
Cameron's very personal plea 5:13pm on 09 Oct 2009 I've just arrived back from Manchester. It has been a hugely inspiring conference on many levels and I think I really need some time to take it all in. The Conservative Party have so often been criticised for spilling rhetoric and not having any policies. David Cameron's Conservative Party have always had policies. Many of them have been adopted by Labour!
The modern Conservative Party also recognise some areas where Labour policies have succeeded. They not only acknowledge the fact but give clear indication that they will protect and improve in those areas.
One of the most moving events at the conference for me was the full length video of Cameron Direct. David Cameron is one of the greatest leader of the Conservative Party of all time, if not the greatest. History shows that leading the Conservatives is one of the toughest roles any man or woman could ever have. It was the cause of Margret Thatcher's downfall. She did not fail in being a Prime Minister. She did not fail as a stateswoman. She failed as leader of the Conservative Party.
David Cameron is not only a great leader of the Conservative Party but someone who is truly and totally motivated at being in touch with the electorate. His leadership comes from listening to real people. He is not in politics for money. I don't think he is there for glory. I think he is a good man who really desires the best for all. He cares about the weak and the needy. He has plans to motivate and gain the best from all. He has a huge respect for those who give to society and to our country. His vision is that we as a nation have great talents and that with good leadership we can achieve things that are beyond our imagination right now. These things do not seem to be above his imagination and if there is anything that I have taken away from the conference it is that he has seen a great potential in the people of the United Kingdom and that he will lead us to not just to aspire to more than we can imagine but to achieve also.
I think if you ask me when I have had time to digest the whole experience - What did I come away with?
Hope.
Lloyds: compensating taxpayers 10:38am on 09 Oct 2009 Do you think there was a message for business at the Conservative Conference?
Ken Clarks session was the most upbeat of the week despite the downbeat times we are facing!
I've just arrived back from Manchester. It has been a hugely inspiring conference on many levels and I think I really need some time to take it all in. The Conservative Party have so often been criticised for spilling rhetoric and not having any policies. David Cameron's Conservative Party have always had policies. Many of them have been adopted by Labour!
The modern Conservative Party also recognise some areas where Labour policies have succeeded. They not only acknowledge the fact but give clear indication that they will protect and improve in those areas.
One of the most moving events at the conference for me was the full length video of Cameron Direct. David Cameron is one of the greatest leader of the Conservative Party of all time, if not the greatest. History shows that leading the Conservatives is one of the toughest roles any man or woman could ever have. It was the cause of Margret Thatcher's downfall. She did not fail in being a Prime Minister. She did not fail as a stateswoman. She failed as leader of the Conservative Party.
David Cameron is not only a great leader of the Conservative Party but someone who is truly and totally motivated at being in touch with the electorate. His leadership comes from listening to real people. He is not in politics for money. I don't think he is there for glory. I think he is a good man who really desires the best for all. He cares about the weak and the needy. He has plans to motivate and gain the best from all. He has a huge respect for those who give to society and to our country. His vision is that we as a nation have great talents and that with good leadership we can achieve things that are beyond our imagination right now. These things do not seem to be above his imagination and if there is anything that I have taken away from the conference it is that he has seen a great potential in the people of the United Kingdom and that he will lead us to not just to aspire to more than we can imagine but to achieve also.
I think if you ask me when I have had time to digest the whole experience - What did I come away with?
Hope.
Cameron's very personal plea 00:14am on 09 Oct 2009 I've just arrived back from Manchester. It has been a hugely inspiring conference on many levels and I think I really need some time to take it all in. The Conservative Party have so often been criticised for spilling rhetoric and not having any policies. David Cameron's Conservative Party have always had policies. Many of them have been adopted by Labour!
The modern Conservative Party also recognise some areas where Labour policies have succeeded. They not only acknowledge the fact but give clear indication that they will protect and improve in those areas.
One of the most moving events at the conference for me was the full length video of Cameron Direct. David Cameron is one of the greatest leader of the Conservative Party of all time, if not the greatest. History shows that leading the Conservatives is one of the toughest roles any man or woman could ever have. It was the cause of Margret Thatcher's downfall. She did not fail in being a Prime Minister. She did not fail as a stateswoman. She failed as leader of the Conservative Party.
David Cameron is not only a great leader of the Conservative Party but someone who is truly and totally motivated at being in touch with the electorate. His leadership comes from listening to real people. He is not in politics for money. I don't think he is there for glory. I think he is a good man who really desires the best for all. He cares about the weak and the needy. He has plans to motivate and gain the best from all. He has a huge respect for those who give to society and to our country. His vision is that we as a nation have great talents and that with good leadership we can achieve things that are beyond our imagination right now. These things do not seem to be above his imagination and if there is anything that I have taken away from the conference it is that he has seen a great potential in the people of the United Kingdom and that he will lead us to not just to aspire to more than we can imagine but to achieve also.
I think if you ask me when I have had time to digest the whole experience - What did I come away with?
Hope.

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