The last conservative government got itself mired in sleaze because they couldn't keep it in their trousers, this government will be remembered for its unashamed dishonesty. Scarely a day goes by without another robbing littel shit being uncovered.

They have well and truly shot, killed, plucked and cooked the goose that laid the golden egg – unfortunately we've had to pay for the gun, the bullet, the oven and even the gas to enable them to do so.

Vote Labour if you want to, its a free country – mercifully you'll be in a small minority.

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To me the choice is clear – vote for some change and hopefully a government which governs in the interest of the people who pay their wages.

Or vote for more New Labour sleaze and a government with its snouts so firmly in the trough they are blinded by the filth in which they are mired.

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"Harriet Harman, the Labour deputy leader, has come under growing pressure to reveal the precise circumstances of the "illegal" £5,000 donation she received from the property developer at the centre of the party's fundraising scandal."

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"The CPS will spend the next few weeks studying the evidence before deciding whether there is evidence to bring charges against Mr Abrahams or key Labour officials."

"Last year it emerged that Mr Abrahams had donated money to Labour using a series of conduits including his secretary and a builder. The property developer was one of the party's biggest backers and gave £670,000 but his identity had been secret."

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"Devastating secret documents suggest Tony Blair did not tell the truth over Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone's �1million donation to Labour in 1997."

"Government papers released yesterday under the Freedom of Information Act appear to show Downing Street deliberately tried to conceal the way that Mr Blair gave orders for Formula One to be exempt from a tobacco advertising ban just 24 hours after meeting Mr Ecclestone at No 10."

"When the controversy erupted ten years ago, Mr Blair said his decision had nothing to do with the meeting with Mr Ecclestone and leaders of Formula One's FIA governing body on October 16, 1997, and was taken 'two or three weeks' later."

But the documents show that he wrote to Health Minister Tessa Jowell the next day to press for a permanent exemption for Formula One from the proposed EU ban on tobacco adverts.

And Mr Blair's chief of staff Jonathan Powell was even quicker off the mark and phoned her straight after the Ecclestone meeting to tell her the Prime Minister had ruled she must give in to Mr Ecclestone's demand.

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"LABOUR peers are prepared to accept fees of up to £120,000 a year to amend laws in the House of Lords on behalf of business clients, a Sunday Times investigation has found."

"Four peers — including two former ministers — offered to help undercover reporters posing as lobbyists obtain an amendment in return for cash."

Sunday Times – January 25, 2009

I can only assume you did.

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National Front …. oh no, sorry – Gordon Brown!!

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"But perhaps the most serious evidence of a moderniser/traditionalist split within the
Conservative party occurred twelve days later on 19 March 2007, when Tory MPs divided 29/85 against the draft Equality Act (Sexual Orientation) Regulations 2007, which brought into force the Equality Act 2006 provisions allowing adoption by gay
couples. A further 82 Conservatives did not vote.

The problem was not the size of the split – numerically, the Conservatives had been more divided in the past – but that their leader David Cameron was one of the 29 Tory MPs voting in favour of gay adoption.

Just 15% of Conservative MPs joined their leader in the aye lobby in favour of the measure."

Yep, that's a Party committed to sexuality equality – if you're so blind to reality that voting Tory seems like a good idea

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"If you want a nigger for a neighbour, vote Liberal or Labour"

Of yes, the party of equal rights…. bullshit. The Tories are and always will be the party of narrow white middle to upper class self interest.

Just look at the Daily Mail (the Tories mouthpiece) to see the true "politics" behind the Camoron glitzy spin.

As some have said "it's a generational thing" – indeed it is. Younger shirt lifters won't have the experience of Tory blue rinse bigots in full flood – but there is no excuse for not knowing what the party you hail so loudly has done for gay equality i.e. Zilch.

IMHO being a Gay Tory is like being a Gay Catholic – they are incompatible in almost every single respect.

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Actually boys what I think it that in moderation and used by people that understand them free market economic reforms have the potential to benefit the country, however what is key is that those people implementing them do need to have a modicum of understanding of them in order for it not to be a disaster. Cue New Labour.

I also think that an overly regulated financial sector is not necessarily a good think and that there was a point when deregulation, again in moderation, was needed. However once the needed deregulation had taken place, it needed to stop and to continue to deregulate to the point that there was in fact no regulation would be a disaster. Cue New Labour.

As for over valuation of the housing market – that’s surely the sort of problem that arises from lack of supply – probably why it has spiralled out of control under Labour, who committed to bettering the lives of the poor, have neglected to build almost a single new council homes.

And as to that culture of selfishness – not read the papers for the last 11 years then? It you want selfish, look no further than almost the entire government who have skimmed tens of millions off the British taxpayer to fuel their astronomical expenses claims.

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There are many LGBTs who have supported the Ulster Unionists precisely because they have found the laws the UK have brought to Northern Ireland to be more progressive and sooner than the Republic of Ireland (which Labour still wants to force the province into). The recent homophobic remarks by the DUP's Iris Robinson did much to revitalise the UUP's opposition to them.

As for the rest, I think others have said it best.

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Pray tell James what drugs you’re one?

Chancellor Brown promised us an end to boom and bust. Of course we thought it was the ‘bust’ he had done away with, but dear God no – it was the ‘boom’

Labour have had over a decade to put behind them the Thatcher years, and yet as soon as things go tits up its all the Tories fault. Pathetic.

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