Ask David Cameron

**Bagpuss** · 17 January 2007, 17:06

Mr Cameron, Why o Why o Why was Terminator 3 crap?, As for that Titanic POS!

Disgusted of Tumbridge Wells

**DimPrawn** · 17 January 2007, 17:06

Please help Shilpa Shetty, David, before Gordon steals the limelight on you. Pile in, big man.

Martin Keats, London

**Buffoon** · 17 January 2007, 17:14

Bet they don't ask him what form B'Liar's execution should take.

**hyperD** · 17 January 2007, 17:40

Mr Cameron,

While appealing to the swing voters last year and not emulating Mr Howard's last election attempt that allowed liebour to throw obvious spin back along the lines of "the same old nasty, right wing Tories", why have you allowed the following to occur:

1. Not capitalised on the growing backlash with failed liebour policies and not recognised the public desire for a more immediate centre-right action.

2. As 1 but have allowed liebour to exploit (and possibly encourage) the UKIP interest in this right wing area to split the Tory vote.

3. Reinforced by the fact that even Red Ken Livingstone has tried to state that Nick Ferrari should be an independent runner for the majorship next year rather than run for the Tories, for the soul reason to dilute the Tory vote.

**bogeyman** · 17 January 2007, 18:47

The Conservatives: Same tulip, different bucket.

Cameron is intent on out-Blairing Blair.

Do you think he'll fix any of the damage NL have caused? I don't.

He's just another spin merchant. He'll have us hugging hoodies and celebrating diversity like there's no tomorrow (which there probably isn't).

The real Tory party is no more. It has been deemed too distasteful for modern sensibilities and consigned to room 101. Instead we have this deathly pale imitation with a nice little tree for a logo.

I'm actually torn between UKIP and the Lib Dems FFS

**_V_** · 17 January 2007, 19:04

Must say I agree Bogey, expect I will be voting Monster Looney as it represents what I believe in.

**Buffoon** · 17 January 2007, 19:07

Mr Cameron,

May I suggest a vote winning agenda?

First 30 minutes – have B’Lair arrested.

First 30 hours – arrest the rest of the cabinet, senior party officials, cronies, etc. Stop the shredders’.

First 30 days – hold trials and executions of B’Liar etc, give notice of withdraw from Europe, identify and detain pending deportation or banishment trouble making religious nutters, lefties, and teetotallers.

If you say you plan start like this, you’ll win easy.

Regards,

Buffoon.

**bogeyman** · 18 January 2007, 00:07

Buffoon,

You fail to realise that Cameron is a just another spineless little khunt.

The days of the 'hard' Torys (Joseph, Tebbit, et al) are long gone. Some would say that's a blessing (I wasn't exactly a fan) but at least you knew there was a choice.

In the old world, there was...

Labour: tax and waste, redistribution of wealth (downwards), discourage enterprise, initiative etc.

Tories: tulip on the poor, I'm alright Jack, pull the fecking ladder up!

Lib Dems: some good ideas but completely hypothetical as they will never, never, never, never ever, get into number 10.

Nowadays, it seems that we all have to share the same point of view about everything so Labour and the Conservatives are virtually indistinguishable.

We, the voting populace, have no real fecking choice whatsoever!

One bunch of cvnts is as good (or useless) as another IMHO.

Revolution anyone?

[edited because my use of the word khunt to describe Cameron was filtered]

**wendigo100** · 18 January 2007, 08:11

Originally posted by bogeyman

Buffoon,

You fail to realise that Cameron is a just another spineless little khunt.

The days of the 'hard' Torys (Joseph, Tebbit, et al) are long gone. Some would say that's a blessing (I wasn't exactly a fan) but at least you knew there was a choice.

Sorry Bogey, but hard tories wouldn't get elected today, so they would be as pointless as the LibDems.

I'm afraid you have to blame the changing electorate - Cameron is a politician for our times.

Ask David Cameron