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jimbo
 Post subject: Grand coalition
PostPosted: Fri May 01, 2015 6:27 pm 
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I've said it before, and I will say it again.

I think there is a fair chance of a grand coalition between the conservatives and labour.

To sideline the snp plaid cymru ukip and the greens. Oh, and the last remains of the lib dems.

After all, in Scotland, labour are now known as the red Tories.

Wee Jimmy crankie was incandescent with rage today at millibands refusal to join in a coalition with the snp. So who could labour go into coalition with, if not snp? The greens? :lol: ukip :lol: libdem :lol:

So, my first bet, Tory majority.

A hung parliament, where the Tories are the biggest party, a grand coalition. An each way bet.

Any takers?

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 Post subject: Re: Grand coalition
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jimbo wrote:
I've said it before, and I will say it again.

I think there is a fair chance of a grand coalition between the conservatives and labour.

To sideline the snp plaid cymru ukip and the greens. Oh, and the last remains of the lib dems.

After all, in Scotland, labour are now known as the red Tories.

Wee Jimmy crankie was incandescent with rage today at millibands refusal to join in a coalition with the snp. So who could labour go into coalition with, if not snp? The greens? :lol: ukip :lol: libdem :lol:

So, my first bet, Tory majority.

A hung parliament, where the Tories are the biggest party, a grand coalition. An each way bet.

Any takers?

That doesn't side line the SNP, if we come in third the SNP would become the opposition, wee Alex sitting on the front benches, Yesssss

Hope so :wink:

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 Post subject: Re: Grand coalition
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What better way to prove they are cheeks of the same Tory arse? :badgrin:

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 Post subject: Re: Grand coalition
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gusmac wrote:
What better way to prove they are cheeks of the same Tory arse? :badgrin:


Just pictured Salmond squeezed between those cheeks. Chocolate starfish :x

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 Post subject: Re: Grand coalition
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jimbo wrote:
gusmac wrote:
What better way to prove they are cheeks of the same Tory arse? :badgrin:


Just pictured Salmond squeezed between those cheeks. Chocolate starfish :x


I hope you achieve the low tax, greed is good and [edited by admin] you I'm alright society you crave. No one deserves it more. :badgrin:

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 Post subject: Re: Grand coalition
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jimbo wrote:
I've said it before, and I will say it again.

I think there is a fair chance of a grand coalition between the conservatives and labour.

To sideline the snp plaid cymru ukip and the greens. Oh, and the last remains of the lib dems.

After all, in Scotland, labour are now known as the red Tories.

Wee Jimmy crankie was incandescent with rage today at millibands refusal to join in a coalition with the snp. So who could labour go into coalition with, if not snp? The greens? :lol: ukip :lol: libdem :lol:

So, my first bet, Tory majority.

A hung parliament, where the Tories are the biggest party, a grand coalition. An each way bet.

Any takers?


My bet is that Milaband and Sturgeon are playing footsie under the table and will get into bed with each other. All this denial is no more than a tactic to stop any voter who does not like the other party i.e a Labourite not liking SNP, or an SNP not liking Labour, taking their vote to A.N.other.

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 Post subject: Re: Grand coalition
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Correct ...............and of course Ed can hardly encourage people to vote against Labour is jocksville can he #-o

labour and the Tories ffs absolute comfirmation of jimbos stoopidity #-o

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 Post subject: Re: Grand coalition
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trotskys twin wrote:
Correct ...............and of course Ed can hardly encourage people to vote against Labour is jocksville can he #-o

labour and the Tories ffs absolute comfirmation of jimbos stoopidity #-o


Stoopid Jim correctly forecast a conservative majority....

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 Post subject: Re: Grand coalition
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jimbo wrote:
trotskys twin wrote:
Correct ...............and of course Ed can hardly encourage people to vote against Labour is jocksville can he #-o

labour and the Tories ffs absolute comfirmation of jimbos stoopidity #-o


Stoopid Jim correctly forecast a conservative majority....


Indeed well done Jimbo .......you were way out on your own on that one credit where its due =D> =D> =D>

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 Post subject: Re: Grand coalition
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trotskys twin wrote:
jimbo wrote:
trotskys twin wrote:
Correct ...............and of course Ed can hardly encourage people to vote against Labour is jocksville can he #-o

labour and the Tories ffs absolute comfirmation of jimbos stoopidity #-o


Stoopid Jim correctly forecast a conservative majority....


Indeed well done Jimbo .......you were way out on your own on that one credit where its due =D> =D> =D>

Any chance of having next weeks lottery numbers Jimbo? :mrgreen:

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I don't want to share the jackpot with you lot, Grandad!

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