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Listed below are comments made by pdblake between Tuesday, 12th May 2009 and Tuesday, 13th October 2009.

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Has he got a Legg to stand on? 11:47am on 13 Oct 2009 I think the problem here is that most of them have not actually done anything illegal, no one is going to vote for them anyway and so, they have nothing to lose by refusing to pay anything back.

What the public needs is the voting in of a new lot who will change the system for the better, or abolish expenses altogether, but that would mean voting in a party other than the big three.
Cameron's Lisbon problem 2:08pm on 01 Oct 2009 I think if he says no to a referendum, no matter what Ireland votes tomorrow, he will hand many many votes to UKIP and the BNP. Mine will certainly be among them. Gordon Brown has already offered and then withdrawn a referendum on this matter. People won't stand for Cameron doing the same.
Idelogical chasm? Tough sell 3:48pm on 28 Sep 2009 23. At 3:00pm on 28 Sep 2009, Mister_E_Man wrote:
Is Mandelson on drugs too??
Maybe they all are....

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If they're not, maybe they should be....
Lisbon hits Dublin streets 09:52am on 25 Sep 2009 "He said Ireland's decision would be respected "

Just like last time eh?
Brown puts Trident on table 09:07am on 23 Sep 2009 With all the idiotic schemes like DNA databases and ID Cards, non jobs and quangos that could easily be done without these muppets pick on defence and education.

Roll on the election.
Question Time and the BNP 3:17pm on 07 Sep 2009 BnSngltn wrote:

Nick Griffin doesn't believe in free speech and the BNP don't believe in free speech.

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Then you are free not to vote for him.
Question Time and the BNP 3:05pm on 07 Sep 2009 I see that the link to the main "have your say" on this subject, the one with the overwhelming majority in support of letting the BNP have their say, has gone from the main page.

Luckily some kind soul has put up this story so more "correct" opinions can be shown.
Government not defeated 09:11am on 08 Jul 2009 Heartwarming to see how all those Labour rebels stuck to their moral guns and voted, oh, er, for a few more months at the trough.

Hopefully their core vote, the one's they have just turned their backs on, will remember and repay them accordingly at the ballot box.

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12. At 9:20pm on 07 Jul 2009, StrictlyPickled wrote:
7 johnconstable

"Maybe the English voters will shock us all by suspending a decades old habit of voting in a 'tribal' fashion for the 'big three' and really shake things up a bit."

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No signs of this happening in Pickleworld.... everyone I know has the same opinion on the next general election - "Get Gordon out"!

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I certainly won't be voting for the big three, having just seen that my taxes have just paid for £500 of be linen for my Tory MP.

A vote for anyone else other than labour wil still get Brown out, we don't have to have one of the big three at the top.
The prime minister is safe - for now 08:53am on 09 Jun 2009 They won't replace him because no one wants the job. It's as simple as that. If they were only mid-term he wouldn't be able to move for all the knives in his back. As it is, with an election around the corner and no time to tidy up their mess, who wants to pick up the poisoned chalice. Whoever leads the Labour Party at the next general election can kiss their political career goodbye. That's why they're all so damned 'loyal'.

Unortunately for them the longer they leave it until they call an election, the more it's going to hurt them. Hopefully enough to finish Labour for good and all and good riddance.
Political game changer 4:15pm on 12 May 2009 Why UKIP? Maybe he meant BNP, they don't have any corrupt MPs do they?

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