Who was the best Labour Prime Minister?

Britannist · 09-02-2007, 10:47 AM

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Wilson - Put the interests of his party before the country time and time again.

Callaghan - Dealt a bad hand by Wilison but like his predecessor twisted and turned over the issue of europe to trick people into staying in.

Blair- His main desire seems to be that he wants people to like him, that is admirable in a puppy but is no good for a PM. I will never forget the falsehoods he issued about Iraq.

All true.

John Carter · 09-02-2007, 11:26 AM

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I will not vote in this poll, I have never voted Labour though have often been criticised for not doing so as I am told all christians should be socialsits becuase that is where true compassion lies!!!

I'll bet that it was a socialist, not a Christian, who told you that.

rjt · 09-02-2007, 11:53 AM

Socialist and atheist would you believe.

This-England · 09-02-2007, 01:15 PM

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The Conservatives have lost every battle to the Reds they have ever fought.

The reds lost the miners' strike

. They couldn't even get all of the miners to back it.

The reds lost the nationalisation battle

. Quite rightly unprofitable concerns were sold off (by Mrs. - now Lady Thatcher) so they couldn't fleece the taxpayer (you, me and most people reading this) any more.

The reds lost the battle over CND in the 1980's

(nuclear disarmers - which included many communists).

The reds lost their battle to get rid of public schools (just as well since most of them attended them).

I can think of lots of battles the reds have lost.

Many union leaders were more interested in their own power and their luxury offices and perks than they were in protecting the workers stuck outside cleaning the streets on a cold day like this. Reds are hypocrites.

Mind on the left - pocket on the right.

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The reds lost the nationalisation battle

. Quite rightly unprofitable concerns were sold off (by Mrs. - now Lady Thatcher) so they couldn't fleece the taxpayer (you, me and most people reading this) any more.

She sold of many profitable industries too for ideological not economic reasons.
Now most have been bought up by foreigners and we sink closer to third world status.

Britannist · 09-02-2007, 01:18 PM

I share your concern about so many foreign concerns buying up our businesses. Especially as countries like France - who are buying up more than many - do everything possible to stop the British purchasing their companies.

Chip · 09-02-2007, 01:28 PM

I would not vote for any of them.

Hitler was a socialist and the EU, backed by Blair and his mob, is now copying him. By my reckoning we(The EU) are the same stage as Nazi Germany in 1934/ 1935. Next we will have correction camps for those who oppose them.
"Eine Volk. Eine Fatherland, Eine Fuher! (Blair)"

John Carter · 09-02-2007, 01:46 PM

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Socialist and atheist would you believe.

Well blow me down with a feather.

:shock:

Westcountryman · 09-02-2007, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by This-England

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Originally Posted by Britannist

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Originally Posted by This-England

The Conservatives have lost every battle to the Reds they have ever fought.

The reds lost the miners' strike

. They couldn't even get all of the miners to back it.

The reds lost the nationalisation battle

. Quite rightly unprofitable concerns were sold off (by Mrs. - now Lady Thatcher) so they couldn't fleece the taxpayer (you, me and most people reading this) any more.

The reds lost the battle over CND in the 1980's

(nuclear disarmers - which included many communists).

The reds lost their battle to get rid of public schools (just as well since most of them attended them).

I can think of lots of battles the reds have lost.

Many union leaders were more interested in their own power and their luxury offices and perks than they were in protecting the workers stuck outside cleaning the streets on a cold day like this. Reds are hypocrites.

Mind on the left - pocket on the right.

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The reds lost the nationalisation battle

. Quite rightly unprofitable concerns were sold off (by Mrs. - now Lady Thatcher) so they couldn't fleece the taxpayer (you, me and most people reading this) any more.

She sold of many profitable industries too for ideological not economic reasons.
Now most have been bought up by foreigners and we sink closer to third world status.

Sink closer to third world status? Eh? If Gordon would stop spending money he doesn't have and stop taxing far too much like he is doing then we'll be in a much stronger position. Don't forget that London is the financial capital of the world, and that British businesses - eg. Tesco are doing very well for themselves.

This-England · 09-02-2007, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by This-England

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Originally Posted by Britannist

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Originally Posted by This-England

The Conservatives have lost every battle to the Reds they have ever fought.

The reds lost the miners' strike

. They couldn't even get all of the miners to back it.

The reds lost the nationalisation battle

. Quite rightly unprofitable concerns were sold off (by Mrs. - now Lady Thatcher) so they couldn't fleece the taxpayer (you, me and most people reading this) any more.

The reds lost the battle over CND in the 1980's

(nuclear disarmers - which included many communists).

The reds lost their battle to get rid of public schools (just as well since most of them attended them).

I can think of lots of battles the reds have lost.

Many union leaders were more interested in their own power and their luxury offices and perks than they were in protecting the workers stuck outside cleaning the streets on a cold day like this. Reds are hypocrites.

Mind on the left - pocket on the right.

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The reds lost the nationalisation battle

. Quite rightly unprofitable concerns were sold off (by Mrs. - now Lady Thatcher) so they couldn't fleece the taxpayer (you, me and most people reading this) any more.

She sold of many profitable industries too for ideological not economic reasons.
Now most have been bought up by foreigners and we sink closer to third world status.

Sink closer to third world status? Eh? If Gordon would stop spending money he doesn't have and stop taxing far too much like he is doing then we'll be in a much stronger position. Don't forget that London is the financial capital of the world, and that British businesses - eg. Tesco are doing very well for themselves.

Under Thatcher Britain lost money every year and sank from 10th to 18th richest in terms of GNP per Capita.

Westcountryman · 09-02-2007, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by This-England

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Originally Posted by ModernUKIP

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Originally Posted by This-England

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Originally Posted by Britannist

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Originally Posted by This-England

The Conservatives have lost every battle to the Reds they have ever fought.

The reds lost the miners' strike

. They couldn't even get all of the miners to back it.

The reds lost the nationalisation battle

. Quite rightly unprofitable concerns were sold off (by Mrs. - now Lady Thatcher) so they couldn't fleece the taxpayer (you, me and most people reading this) any more.

The reds lost the battle over CND in the 1980's

(nuclear disarmers - which included many communists).

The reds lost their battle to get rid of public schools (just as well since most of them attended them).

I can think of lots of battles the reds have lost.

Many union leaders were more interested in their own power and their luxury offices and perks than they were in protecting the workers stuck outside cleaning the streets on a cold day like this. Reds are hypocrites.

Mind on the left - pocket on the right.

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The reds lost the nationalisation battle

. Quite rightly unprofitable concerns were sold off (by Mrs. - now Lady Thatcher) so they couldn't fleece the taxpayer (you, me and most people reading this) any more.

She sold of many profitable industries too for ideological not economic reasons.
Now most have been bought up by foreigners and we sink closer to third world status.

Sink closer to third world status? Eh? If Gordon would stop spending money he doesn't have and stop taxing far too much like he is doing then we'll be in a much stronger position. Don't forget that London is the financial capital of the world, and that British businesses - eg. Tesco are doing very well for themselves.

Under Thatcher Britain lost money every year and sank from 10th to 18th richest in terms of GNP per Capita.

I hope what you smoke isn't too expensive, as you obvisouly smoke a lot of it. :?

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09-02-2007, 01:18 PM	#25 (permalink)
Britannist Uber Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: London Posts: 22,896	Agreed over concern at rising level of foreign ownership I share your concern about so many foreign concerns buying up our businesses. Especially as countries like France - who are buying up more than many - do everything possible to stop the British purchasing their companies.

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rjt Uber Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Aldershot Posts: 5,479	Socialist and atheist would you believe.

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Chip Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: North West UK Posts: 598	I would not vote for any of them. Hitler was a socialist and the EU, backed by Blair and his mob, is now copying him. By my reckoning we(The EU) are the same stage as Nazi Germany in 1934/ 1935. Next we will have correction camps for those who oppose them. "Eine Volk. Eine Fatherland, Eine Fuher! (Blair)"