The Pyrry - 28/6/2017 10:56
They all came out prior to the results and stated they would not powershare or form coalitions ( lib dens + labour)
The Pyrry - 28/6/2017 11:13
I get that . Time will tell if another election will be called but I doubt it after this last agreement
crooktownmags - 28/6/2017 12:02
The biggest problem I see is the ill informed and easily led voters. I am sure most of them have no idea what they are voting for.
Toon_NoMatterWot - 28/6/2017 12:42
I even said in the EU Referendum thread that I was a fence sitter because I didnt know what to believe and neither side was worth the effort of walking to our polling station to ink in that cross on the paper.
Since then though, whilst taking a greater interest in the goings on and various research, I know now what I would and should have done. Taking yourself away from the mainstream media for a start, makes it a fairer reflection of real life.
It still beats me on what basis, aside from media led opinion, are people forming their views on?
PieMag - 28/6/2017 14:11
Toon_NoMatterWot - 28/6/2017 12:42
I even said in the EU Referendum thread that I was a fence sitter because I didnt know what to believe and neither side was worth the effort of walking to our polling station to ink in that cross on the paper.
Since then though, whilst taking a greater interest in the goings on and various research, I know now what I would and should have done. Taking yourself away from the mainstream media for a start, makes it a fairer reflection of real life.
It still beats me on what basis, aside from media led opinion, are people forming their views on?
You have a fairly good grasp of politics IMO Toony.
If only you could see Ashley as Theresa May and Benitez as David Davis ............ :17:
The Pyrry - 28/6/2017 21:29
vote change? what a crock, you vote and live with the results its called democracy. no revoloution needed we are not some latin country run by a tinpot dictatorship. loosening of the purse strings is required yes but not to a standard that sets the country on a backward trend.
Is it a modern thing ? soundig like spoilt brats ...vote didnt go how i want lets have another vote, or cant get what i want so lets cause mayhem (see labour day of rage) its all wrong
The Pyrry - 28/6/2017 21:49
Sorry toony i cant agree with u , look at the BBC and their current coverage of brexit , totally biased in favour of the remainers/change voters.
re the next security incident and London thats just bad craic, the last security incident in London had the met on the scene in 7 minutes. The hostage situation in job centre at Byker the other week had Northumbrias finest on the scene in 8 minutes (that from someone on the scene) That is all without the Met's resources. Chief Super was very pleased with that response time.
Too many times people go looking for conspiricies and there isnt one to be had.
The Pyrry - 28/6/2017 21:29
vote change? what a crock, you vote and live with the results its called democracy. no revoloution needed we are not some latin country run by a tinpot dictatorship. loosening of the purse strings is required yes but not to a standard that sets the country on a backward trend.
Is it a modern thing ? soundig like spoilt brats ...vote didnt go how i want lets have another vote, or cant get what i want so lets cause mayhem (see labour day of rage) its all wrong