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Hopi - 12 Apr'05 - 20:44 - 6639 of 6642


No maestro I still think the risk outweighs the reward. Good luck to you though. I mean it.. Even you deserve a break now and then :o)

[yopi] 10/4/2005 18:17

Hopi - 4 Feb'05 - 13:31 - 56441 of 56478
always winning - Do you pay kids well to jack you off while you're watching beheading videos or do you force them to do it for free?

[opthalmist] 06/4/2005 13:28

LABOUR - Working for the Illuminati, makes working people believe it works for them.

TORIES - Working for the Illuminati, makes middle-class and capitalists believe it works for them.

LIBERAL DEMOCRATES - Working for the Illuminati - its job is to SPONGE UP votes from people who are disillusioned with the other two main parties.

DON'T VOTE ANY OF THESE 3 PUPPET PARTIES imo.

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[hopi] 11/5/2004 14:28

Tuesday May 11, 06:48 AM

Voters To Snub Blair In June Elections
Tony Blair faces a major snub by voters at next month's local and European elections, according to a new poll.Nevertheless, the Populus poll for The Times also showed that most voters still prefer a Labour government to a Conservative one.The poll put Labour on 32%, down two points over the past month. It is the party's lowest rating since early in 1987, just before Margaret Thatcher won her third term.

Support for the Tories has risen by two points to 36%.

However, a significant part of the Tory lead is because Conservative supporters are much more likely to vote the June elections than Labour's - 89% against 77%.

Two fifths of Labour supporters said they would use the European elections "to send a message to the Labour Government that they need to do better.

And 58% of those polled said that they still prefer a Labour government to a Tory one.

Support for the Liberal Democrats remained unchanged for the third month at 22%.

The Prime Minister this week officially launched his party's European election campaign by attacking Conservative leader Michael Howard's record in office.

Mr Blair, speaking in London's Docklands, said Mr Howard had cut public services and police numbers when he was Home Secretary.

The Prime Minister warned that a Conservative government would leave Britain on the "margins" of the European Union without any influence over decision-making in Brussels.

European elections take place on June 10.

[mad4it] 10/4/2004 17:16

I agree.

Oh! I'm sorry. I thought your header read:

MICHAEL HOWARD-SERIOUS ASS...Please read this

;)

[greenspud] 10/4/2004 16:48

why the lololol?.

[hopi] 21/3/2004 22:18

bhg.. Come and slag Blair off on this thread.. It could do with a few contributors.

[hopi] 20/3/2004 11:19

HOWARD: WE MUST STAND BY AMERICA.

TORY leader Michael Howard, last night vowed to stand with America in the war on terror, if he wins the next election.

He said the Madrid bombings were a shocking signal that the allies might have to strike the FIRST blow to prevent similar atrocities.

[hopi] 16/3/2004 11:01

The Conservatives still have 39%, five points ahead of Labour on 34%. The Liberal Democrats have 20%.