TSR MHoC General Election September 2012

This election is three days fewer than the one held in March. So the par level for that election works out at 499.8 votes (rounded up to 500)

Worried about internet guru's comments about the Libertarian Party. I've consistently voted Libertarian in the past however if there are MP's pushing for an attack on Iran then I'd be very regretful about voting Libertarian. In addition what's this about wanting to stay in AFG?

I think it is fundamentally about wealth, yes. Obviously, if you think how wealth in a capitalist society influences everything else it is quite clear (to me, at least) that wealth affects culture, which in turn affects upbringings etc.

If you read my manifesto I attacked several parties for breaking campaign promises from the last election. That proves I am legit somehow.

ah...but who is to say that you wouldn't do exactly the same. "Do as I say, not as I do" type of scenario?

Okay. What is stopping people from poorer backgrounds from getting well paid jobs?

That is the impression I got because you are so anti-renewable energy.

I think we need to look into getting energy from various water sources: wave, tidal etc. We are an island surrounded by water.

I think its a good idea of researching various other avenues for renewable energy as its the way forward Morgsie.

Okay. What is stopping people from poorer backgrounds from getting well paid jobs?

Surprise, fear, fanatical devotion to the Pope (sorry, wrong sketch quoted).

Old school tie
Lack of qualifications
Being led by their peers
Lack of support from their parents (often dad is not about)
Watching Jeremy Kyle
Excellent teachers going to schools in better off areas
Distance from London where the better paid jobs are
Lack of an MRLP government

I am disappointed that you have not mentioned that we gave the Commonwealth as it is now called and some other parts of the world cricket, rugby union, a decent legal system. The BBC is much better than many if not most other broadcasting institutions. Then there are the eccentricities and humour we bring- Yorkshire pudding as a first course, tomato (a fruit) being used as a vegetable, the English language with all its irregular verbs and unusual spellings.

So basically, of all the things UKIP could attack the EU on, you choose renewable energy? Vote UKIP, frick the planet? Haha. There's being insular and nationalistic, and then there's being practical and realising one country's energy usage is far more pressing than the confines of one's national borders.

The BBC is much better than many if not most other broadcasting institutions.

Could UKIP state what their education and health policy is?

Could the Conservative Party state why they believe an in/out referendum on EU membership is necessary? Also do all members of the TSR Conservative Party believe, the United Kingdom is better being outside of the European Union?

Thank you

Could UKIP state what their education and health policy is?

QFA

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The BBC however has a big problem with it. Not all broadcasters are required to be impartial by law where as the BBC is since it is publicly funded.

All members are free to hold their own positions at this time and there are those (myself included) who do not seek to leave the EU.