"I am in fact centre/centre right which is the majority position in England."
No the case, no matter how many times you claim it.
The majority of people don't vote, so we have no idea where they stand politically
The majority of those who do vote don't support right policies, even following the result of the last election, there is an indication of a significantly large SWING TO THE LEFT in Britain.
As for Mudcatter's - whatever their descriptions of themselves, their claims make quite clear their political allegiances - 'by your deeds shall ye be known'
My favorite toast - recorded from Walter Pardon.
"Here's to those who love us, and to those who don't love us.
To those who love us, may God bless them; to those who don't love us, may he break their anklebones so we can spot them".
What has happened of late is that some of the most extreme posters have resorted to distancing themselves from their own extremism by blaming someone else "I only believe it because ***** said it was true, or alternatively claiming to have no opinion - "I'm not an expert - historian - I don't understand these things but this is what the majority of historians... whatever" - adding dishonest cowardice to their extremism.
jim Carroll