If the General Election was tomorrow who would you vote for?

Labour is without a doubt the worst party that has ever existed in this country. Anyone who votes for them need psychiatric help.

This is the policy of despair. There are differences between the parties. The Labour party eg. amongst other, is concerned with fairness and listening to the needs of everyone not just the richest.

The Conservatives and their enablers, the Lib Dems, have no shame. They talk 'we're all in it together' but act 'class warfare' against the poorest who have been hardest hit by this Government.

There's been an average cut of £228.23 per person across the top 10% most deprived local authority areas. Meanwhile, councils in the 10% least deprived areas have seen cuts of only £44.91.

This is a policy which allows others to decide the future of our country. Wake up. The Conservatives will support their rich friends and we will have TTIP - the Trans Atlantic agreement which will enforce the power of Big Corporations against democratically elected Governments. TTIP will allow democratically elected Governments to be sued if their policies lead to a lowering of Corporations' profits. TTIP is being worked out as secretly as possible so that you aren't alerted.

Wake up. TTIP will enable US companies to sue the British Government if it refuses to allow them access to the NHS so it can take over and run it for profit. Just like they do in America - heaven help us.

This is a policy which will ensure that the needs and wishes of the younger generation are likely to be ignored. Older people vote. Younger people do not.

Despite everything you say - universal franchise has led to great popular pressure for improvements in life for the majority of people. It forms a check on those super rich who would ignore decency and gather all the country's wealth for themselves. 'After all poor people aren't really like us, they don't feel things like us'. 'They don't need much to live on.' 'They'd only waste extra money on frivolities'. 'They aren't used to nice things so don't miss them.' ''They won't work long enough hours if they were paid more'. 'They need the threat of destitution or the Workhouse to make them work harder.' etc. etc. Without it the rich would be able to ignore the plight of the poor and we would be back to indentured labour, no welfare state, no pensions, no rights.

Vote, Make sure you are registered. Encourage everyone to vote. This is one of the most important elections ever. The Conservatives are running scared, witness their
descent into personal attacks on Ed Miliband.

Right now I don't know as my incumbent MP voted in favour of fracking last week. Prior to that I was probably going to view for him. Now I'll probably vote independent if there are any standing or any of the five main parties (except UKIP) can offer something that is both very good AND credible.

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Which MP or Constituency ?

Stephen Mosley (Con)/City Of Chester

He's been a decent enough local MP and voted the right way in some things (certainly better than the previous two incumbents which included non other than Giles Brandreth!), but voted in favour of fracking and increasing tuition fees and these things are pretty much deal breakers for me.

As a former psychiatrist I would have to agree with you on that front. If you can vote for UKIP ( second gen on one side fourth gen on the other) or vote for your independent candidate. If you must vote for someone else other than the three main parties because then your address in the future will be

For example

22 cliff road
brighton
Sussex
Atlantic region
European Union.

If you like that address by all means go ahead and vote green, red blue or yellow.


As for the Green fallacy , if you want to go back to third world conditions to save the planet do it somewhere else, Personally I would like more coal fired power stations because that would be cheap plentiful energy, along with easy gasification such as in the 1950s and 1960s when we had coal gas plants producing town gas for our nation.. We have 300 years worth of coal underneath Britain and it would solve our " energy crisis" and make us self reliant on power whilst we build next generation nuclear plants. What most Green voters do not understand is that should they win power they will shut off the electricity plants and make us buy power from abroad. Wind and Solar will not be enough, not in the winter, we would face rolling blackouts in sub zero weather and we would be charged an absolute fortune for wanting keep warm or there would be power rationing. Is that what you want in order to save the planet?

As for us shutting coal power stations down? Well India is building 26 new ones, because there is power rationing in India. They live with daily if not weekly power cuts at certain times of day. So shutting them down here is of no use whatsoever. The elderly cannot afford to heat their houses, I myself have been charged £291 a month for electricity and gas for keeping my house at a steady 18 degrees celsius through the winter.

What we need for our elderly is cheap plentiful electricity and gas. Coal will provide that whilst we ramp up the nuclear option ( which is the cheapest and most green. You dont see France looking like a nuclear wasteland do you? It has 90 % of its electricity from nuclear power stations which is why the electricity there is cheap as chips.

All this nonsense with the Greens. Do you want to spend three hours each week separating your rubbish? Why do we pay council tax and employ dustbin men. They should do it, they get paid handsomely for the privilege.

Tuition fees are an abomination. I went to Uni when it was free apart from supporting yourself through it. To actually pay for it would have crippled me. As it was I lived in abject budget poverty on £200 a month, Try doing that now... Even so some of my colleagues ended up with debts of over 13000 over a 5 year period. Now they'd be in penury for years.

Fracking is stupid. It would be worth it to reopen the mines but that would mean employing people, which the Tories dont want to do, neither do any of the other parties including Labour. No one is interested in saving anyone. All they want is to be able to leverage debt up against you to keep you busy so that you can't rebel.

From 2017 its academic. We'll be bound by QMV and we wont have a say in anything.

That is why this election is it. Now or never.

typical scaremongering. No its a reality in about five to ten years.

no it's not plentiful. It would be if we had 70% from coal power.

no we don't. Yes we do. ( who ever told you that we didn't is lying) Look it up. ( unless theyve extracted it in the last ten to fifteen years which of course they havent)

It doesn't take three hours. It takes five minutes. ( really? It takes me forever. I cant stand it. I would rather go to the dump.

no they don't They get paid more than the minumum wage and they make enough money. You haven't lived through the winter of 1978..

You need to do a little research. The EU wants full political union. It wouldn't be called a union otherwise.

You need to do a little research. The EU wants full political union. It wouldn't be called a union otherwise.

This is the policy of despair. There are differences between the parties. The Labour party eg. amongst other, is concerned with fairness and listening to the needs of everyone not just the richest.

The Conservatives and their enablers, the Lib Dems, have no shame. They talk 'we're all in it together' but act 'class warfare' against the poorest who have been hardest hit by this Government.

There's been an average cut of £228.23 per person across the top 10% most deprived local authority areas. Meanwhile, councils in the 10% least deprived areas have seen cuts of only £44.91.

This is a policy which allows others to decide the future of our country. Wake up. The Conservatives will support their rich friends and we will have TTIP - the Trans Atlantic agreement which will enforce the power of Big Corporations against democratically elected Governments. TTIP will allow democratically elected Governments to be sued if their policies lead to a lowering of Corporations' profits. TTIP is being worked out as secretly as possible so that you aren't alerted.

Wake up. TTIP will enable US companies to sue the British Government if it refuses to allow them access to the NHS so it can take over and run it for profit. Just like they do in America - heaven help us.

This is a policy which will ensure that the needs and wishes of the younger generation are likely to be ignored. Older people vote. Younger people do not.

Despite everything you say - universal franchise has led to great popular pressure for improvements in life for the majority of people. It forms a check on those super rich who would ignore decency and gather all the country's wealth for themselves. 'After all poor people aren't really like us, they don't feel things like us'. 'They don't need much to live on.' 'They'd only waste extra money on frivolities'. 'They aren't used to nice things so don't miss them.' ''They won't work long enough hours if they were paid more'. 'They need the threat of destitution or the Workhouse to make them work harder.' etc. etc. Without it the rich would be able to ignore the plight of the poor and we would be back to indentured labour, no welfare state, no pensions, no rights.

Vote, Make sure you are registered. Encourage everyone to vote. This is one of the most important elections ever. The Conservatives are running scared, witness their
descent into personal attacks on Ed Miliband.

What's your source for this since there is no indication that there would be sufficient support from the national leaders.

Where have you been? Ed Miliband wants a political union,

Gordon Brown got the Lisbon treaty signed which signed away our political sovereignty.

We rubber stamp EU directives in to statutory instruments of law, 85% of all new laws passed come from the EU.

Which planet have you been on?

In the UK the path to a mandated legislative body supporting a quasi dual-monarchy is the outcome of a historical process in which the social elites circumscribed and then appropriated the power of the hereditary monarch. The power of the monarch to put his/her man or woman in positions of authority was adopted by all the political parties that succeeded it - the community does not choose its representatives and administrators, the parties or establishment bodies do. Subtle control of any elective system of government is a prerequisite for any national establishment; it includes the members of all mainstream political parties. The late MP and BBC political interviewer Brian Walden wrote, “The two front benches [in parliament] liked each other and disliked their back benches,” he continued, “We were children of the famous consensus ... turning the opposition into government made little difference, for we believed much the same things.” And they still do, look back on the economic policies of both major parties over the last half -century it is a record of the progressive adoption by both of a laissez-faire attitude to finance that neither are prepared to modify. The consensus Brian Walden referred to is alive and well on the front benches today you have no real choice the banks ‘own’ the politicians and through them, you. Does anyone seriously believe that the present arrangements are in anyway democratic (Their utility in supplying a relatively stable political arena is not in question, at present). We have to be constantly reminded that we live in a democratic country (one suspects that too many people don’t believe it and need to be reminded).
The electoral system is just one of several areas of national life in need of reform none of the mainstream parties will deliver it and a cross across the ballot is a vote for reform.