labour party facebook vent and warning

olias

fluffnutter wrote: »

It's not in the least sneaky. I saw this on facebook and the bit that tomtontom posted above is clearly visible, not in small print and you don't have to click on anything before it appears. It's always there. It couldn't be clearer if it slapped you round the face.

That might be true on a laptop, or the facebook app, but i can assure you its not if you use facebook through a browser on an android tablet.

Olias

olias

JReacher1 wrote: »

People have different political views so obviously believe the propoganda that their party says.

If you compare the governement with the previous labour government they have done more to tackle tax evasion. In addition some of the people who have been accused have ties to the labour party.

I realise facts are an inconvenient truth and its easy to just sprout the rubbish you are repeating but thankfully not everyone takes these statements at facevalue.

So true, like those labour supporters who blame immigration on 'camerons broken britain' conveniently forgetting Blair etc........

Olias

marlot

Or the letter I read today, blaming long waits for gp appointments, and long delay at a&e on the coalition, when it was labour who signed the gp contracts!

geerex

Vote UKIP.

Time to restore some common values and send a message that our culture is something to be proud of.

pendragon_arther

geerex wrote: »

Vote UKIP.

Time to restore some common values and send a message that our culture is something to be proud of.

I voted for Blair to change the Thatcher years after forever being Tory. I've regretted it ever since. We went into a war that the people never wanted and have been stuck with Islamic retribution ever since, then Brown threw us into economic turmoil, then Ed betrayed his brother by stabbing him in the back...

Now I'm willing to give Nigel a try. He couldn't do any worse.

CKhalvashi

pendragon_arther wrote: »

Now I'm willing to give Nigel a try. He couldn't do any worse.

If he wins I'm out, and taking 80 jobs and the money I've put into the country with me.

I have no problem with Farage as a person, but absolutely no faith in his party.

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

Now let me see. Oh yeah, another set of politicos promising to move the earth for all of us.

Problem is, they haven't got the keys for the bulldozer!

geerex

CKhalvashi wrote: »

If he wins I'm out, and taking 80 jobs and the money I've put into the country with me.

I have no problem with Farage as a person, but absolutely no faith in his party.

Bye then :-)

pendragon_arther wrote: »

I voted for Blair to change the Thatcher years after forever being Tory. I've regretted it ever since. We went into a war that the people never wanted and have been stuck with Islamic retribution ever since, then Brown threw us into economic turmoil, then Ed betrayed his brother by stabbing him in the back...

Now I'm willing to give Nigel a try. He couldn't do any worse.

I voted in a similar way to you only to find that my country is slowly being turned into a caliphate after unchecked immigration and failed integration policies.

Read this if you truly wish to be terrified:

http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/5177/no-go-zones-britain

Esqui

geerex wrote: »

Vote UKIP.

Why? Will they make not reading something a legal excuse to get out of anything you sign/click on?

Money-Saving-King

pendragon_arther wrote: »

I voted for Blair to change the Thatcher years after forever being Tory. I've regretted it ever since. We went into a war that the people never wanted and have been stuck with Islamic retribution ever since

There has been Islamic terrorism long before Blair got into power!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Islamic_terrorist_attacks