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Subject: Re: Election soapbox


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Dave P.
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Date Posted: 21:04:50 04/13/05 Wed
In reply to: Dave P. 's message, "Election soapbox" on 20:56:41 04/13/05 Wed

>I see that Michael Jackson, in the witness box a
>couple of weeks ago, swore on the Popes life that he
>never touched those kids.......................
>
>Q. What's small, brown and is found in babies nappies?
>A. Michael Jackson's hand.
>
>Q. How do the kids that visit M.J. Neverland know
>when it's time to go home?
>A. When the big hand is on the little one!
>
>OK..........OK enough of the crap jokes! Anybody fed
>up with the election yet? It seems to have been going
>on for months! I am not decided yet about where to
>place my vote but it WILL NOT be for the Labour Party.
> I can't stand that cretin Bliar and his, wide mouthed
>frog, other half. It may all be academic anyway if
>the following article is true!
>
>"Anybody who still doubts that the constituency
>boundaries are heavily weighted in Labour's favour
>should click on the following link, which represents
>the result if Labour get 50% of the vote and the
>Conservatives get 50%, with other parties getting none:
>
>
>
>Labour win 380 seats, Conservative 248 - i.e. a Labour
>majority of 114 would result!
>
>Also interesting is to swap the Con & Lab votes from
>last time around whilst leaving the others unchanged:
>
>

>
>A result which led to a landslide majority of 154 for
>Labour would result in a majority of just 12 for the
>Conservatives.
>
>Add some industrial-scale vote-rigging into the
>proceedings, and it looks rather like the system is
>biased towards a certain party..............."
>
>Food for thought there I think? And we think we live
>in a democracy? It will take a huge bloody turn out
>and swing from Labour to change this Government and,
>somehow, I don't see it happening. Time to head for
>the hills? Enough with the soap box, a last joke to
>lighten the mood................
>
>A fellow came up to me this morning and asked me if
>there was a B & Q in Woodgate (where I live) and I
>told him "No mate, it's W_O_O_D_G_A_T_E!"
>
>I'll get me
>coat................................................

edited to fix links, sorry about repetition.

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