I'm voting Labour

[sasguru]

I think Labour should win the next election.
Then we'll sink even further, but it seems people are too stupid to understand this fact unless it actually happens.
Only then can we start the process of re-building - when all Labour myths are put to bed, the IMF is called in and the country is fooked.


And then I'll make another fortune buying up repos and cheap BTLs.

[AtW]

I could do with a cheap BLT right about now

[OwlHoot]

And then I'll make another fortune buying up repos and cheap BTLs.

How did you lose the first one?

[sasguru]

How did you lose the first one?

I didn't.

[HairyArsedBloke]

I think Labour should win the next election.
Then we'll sink even further, but it seems people are too stupid to understand this fact unless it actually happens.
Only then can we start the process of re-building - when all Labour myths are put to bed, the IMF is called in and the country is fooked.

Aye, I've been saying this for ages.

[MarillionFan]

I could do with a cheap BLT right about now

Do you want ketchup with that?

[Gonzo]

I think Labour should win the next election.
Then we'll sink even further, but it seems people are too stupid to understand this fact unless it actually happens.
Only then can we start the process of re-building - when all Labour myths are put to bed, the IMF is called in and the country is fooked.

Aye, I've been saying this for ages.

I totally agree.

None of the parties are being honest about how tulipe the next few years are going to have to be but that is not surprising because they want to be elected.

There is going to be carnage.

I think it will be better for the tories if they don't win because if they do they will be looking at one term only.

Sadly a Labour led hung parliament will be the best outcome because there would be another election soon afterwards once the tulip really hits the fan.

Another five years of Labour would be truly depressing (four years if Gordon keeps his electoral reform promise, which he won't ).

[Gonzo]

None of the parties are being honest about how tulipe the next few years are going to have to be but that is not surprising because they want to be elected.

There is going to be carnage.

I do find that I tend to agree with the Institute for Fiscal Studies but it is gratifying for once to see them agreeing with me.

BBC News - Spending cuts to be deepest since 1970s, IFS says