A spectre is haunting Britain - the spectre of cynicism
Tomorrow, Labour will be first to launch its manifesto. The nation will pick through it with a fine tooth comb, certain in the knowledge that it will shock, excite, bamboozle and bore. Ed Miliband wrote it. But tomorrow, will the voters of Britain write it off?
On this site you will find a real-time analysis of the lies as they come in. And of course, we'll be asking the most important question of all: Who reads this shit anyway?
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Dear Sir, my name is Polly Tickle-Anorak, and I am disgusted by your cynical approach to politics. I have been into politics for as long as I can remember remembering. And whilst I am justifiably cynical about the opposition, I know that everything that my party does is well intended and not self serving in the slightest.
ReplyDeleteYou are disgusting and I hope that I never have to vote for you, assuming you stand, which you won't.
Dear Mr whoever you are,
ReplyDeleteYou are clearly a pygmy in a world of giants. And you do not realise how marvellous all of these politicians are as they go about the country strenuously filling their boots.
It is no easy task to feather your nest. I know. I have tried it by becoming a member of the avian community on many occasions
Dear Assholes, can you please keep your stupid, sycophantic middle England views to yourself.
ReplyDeleteI hate politicians and let's keep it that way
My Aunt Mildred used to say that when it comes to politics, nothing is worth getting worked up about other than revolution and a lack of public conveniences
ReplyDeleteMy Uncle Dave, (Lord High Biscuit of Dumfries, Galloway and the rest of Scotland) used to sit me on his knee as a nipper and say that nothing in politics is worth getting worked up about that you cannot solve with a wee tot of Glenmorangie and an AK47.
ReplyDeleteThe cow flew over the moonifesto
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