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decent that.

Money is the root of all evil. That’s why money grows on trees and why Banks have branches..

Gerg Mulholland, who I believe is seeking re-election for Leeds North-West has been endorsed by Kelvin McKenzie in [iThe Sun[/i this morning as well. Lucky sod.

I made my mind up in the polling booth and Lib Dem got my vote!

He's the new club president for Leeds Akkies too.

Booo to JJB, though presumably Bramley is Leeds West so his Tory vote won't count. Can't quite understand him saying that Labour are best for the economy but dismissing voting for them (when the economy is *the only* thing that matters at the moment), or that he won't vote for Clegg because he (Clegg) doesn't believe in God.

But good for Ché Sinfield fighting the good fight.

Labour.

Quote: craigizzard "But good for Ché Sinfield fighting the good fight.'" www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2005/oc ... gue.sport2

Quote: craigizzard "But good for Ché Sinfield fighting the good fight.'" www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2005/oc ... gue.sport2

This is a strange old tool but in my view is very crude. It is good for a few laughs though. www.votematch.org.uk/ Apparently, I should be voting for the BNP, with my second choice being the Tories! Not a chance in hell either of them would ever get my vote. On it being crude though, I think it would be better if you could assign weights to the different opinions that you give. For instance, the economy, more specifically how to deal with the budget deficit is a key issue for me yet it is unclear how much weight is assigned to this when selecting your 'important issues'. I think you should be able to assign specific weights to different issues rather than just selecting whether or not it is important. For those that are interested, I feel the budget deficit is manageable at the moment so the huge Tory government spending cuts are not necessary and would inhibit recovery. A budget deficit only becomes a problem when it is too large to manage and we start to get into 'Greece' territory. This point will never be reached in the UK as our financial institutions along with our fiscal and monetary policies are too strong.

This is a strange old tool but in my view is very crude. It is good for a few laughs though. www.votematch.org.uk/ Apparently, I should be voting for the BNP, with my second choice being the Tories! Not a chance in hell either of them would ever get my vote. On it being crude though, I think it would be better if you could assign weights to the different opinions that you give. For instance, the economy, more specifically how to deal with the budget deficit is a key issue for me yet it is unclear how much weight is assigned to this when selecting your 'important issues'. I think you should be able to assign specific weights to different issues rather than just selecting whether or not it is important. For those that are interested, I feel the budget deficit is manageable at the moment so the huge Tory government spending cuts are not necessary and would inhibit recovery. A budget deficit only becomes a problem when it is too large to manage and we start to get into 'Greece' territory. This point will never be reached in the UK as our financial institutions along with our fiscal and monetary policies are too strong.

According to that I’m mainly Lib Dem followed by UKIP then Labour.

Felt that the two most important issues in this country are Education and Employment.

Whoever gets in I shall be lobbying for a burden benefit for those who don’t want to work. Once we’ve split those who do and don’t want to work then the people who do want to get back into work aren’t demonised by the media for taking the same benefit as the likes of me..

Greens 69%, 68% Lib Dems, 60% Labour.

The 3 parties of the extreme right were some way down (Tories 32%, UKIP 31%, BNP 31%).

Can you explain how it got him killed??

I voted Lib Dem.

You've gone and done it now!

Down in Dallas, Texas. You know you can go down there to Dealey Plaza where Kennedy was assassinated. And you can actually go to the sixth floor of the Schoolbook Depository. It's a museum called... 'The Assassination Museum' named after the assassination. Anyway they have the window set up to look exactly like it did on that day. And it's really accurate, you know, cos Oswald's not in it.

Painstaking accuracy, you know. It's true, it's called the 'Sniper's Nest'. It's glassed in, it's got he boxes sitting there. You can't actually get to the window as such but the reason they did that of course, they didn't want thousands of American tourists getting there each year going "No ing way, I can't even see the road. Shit they're lying to us".

There's no ing way.
Not unless Oswald was hanging by his toes, upside down from the ledge. Either that or some pigeons grabbed onto him, flew him over the motorcade... Surely someone would have seen that. You know there was rumours of anti-Castro pigeons seen drinking in bars... Someone overhead them saying 'coup, coup'



Surely that’s enough proof that they wanted rid of Kennedy by any means thanks to a dodgy crime scene. That speech amongst conspiracy theorist is widely regarded as the one that got rid of Kennedy!