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24 Jul 08 - 03:14 AM (#2396569) Subject: Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: Big Al Whittle Anybody else hear warning bells going off......... |
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24 Jul 08 - 05:28 AM (#2396615) Subject: RE: Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: Paul Burke Not a big deal- there's only one Ulster Unionist MP. The other 9 are the foaming nutcases of Ian Paisley's Democratic Unionist Party. |
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24 Jul 08 - 06:53 AM (#2396643) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: Stu It's not called The Conservative and Unionist Party for nothing. Thunder against them. |
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24 Jul 08 - 04:28 PM (#2397023) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: akenaton Come to Scotland Stig. With a bit of luck we may be about to see a small measure of Socialism. Alex Salmond is no John McLean, but the SNP are a bloody sight more left wing than Macavity's Labour! |
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24 Jul 08 - 04:48 PM (#2397040) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: GUEST,Joy Bringer We lost Mr.Enoch Powell from our constituency some years back to the Ulster Unionists. He did quite well over there. The Ulster Unionist Party enjoyed good years with the Conservatives when both had a sizeable majority. John Major gave them reassurance after reassurance that the union was safe under him. It transpired that John Major was holding secret talks with the IRA for over a year,at first he denied it,then he admitted it. These talks lead onto Irish republicans taking positions in the very government building the Ulster Unionist Party were evicted from in 1972! David Trimble of the Ulster Unionist Party wasn't hard line enough for the staunch Ulster Scots, hence he was brushed aside by the electorate for the firebrand Ian Paisley. An alliance now between the Conservatives and the Ulster Unionist Party is similar to two middle aged people joining a dating agency seeking companionship. |
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24 Jul 08 - 05:31 PM (#2397087) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: Big Al Whittle 'An alliance now between the Conservatives and the Ulster Unionist Party is similar to two middle aged people joining a dating agency seeking companionship.' ah yes if it were only each other they were screwing.... |
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24 Jul 08 - 05:33 PM (#2397091) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: McGrath of Harlow I'd think on the whole this is a vote loser for the Tories. Though of course the Labour Party is solidly Unionist as well. At the top anyway. |
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25 Jul 08 - 09:26 AM (#2397539) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: ard mhacha Correct McGrath, the Labour Party at the top solidly Unionist. |
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26 Jul 08 - 03:32 AM (#2398179) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: Big Al Whittle an interesting observation - why do you suppose that is the case? |
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26 Jul 08 - 10:04 AM (#2398281) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: Micca Hang on, is this the same David Cameron that accused the Unionists of making under-the-counter deals with Labour a few weeks ago and suggested that they were without principle or honour? It just goes to show he (Cameron) will say and do anything, sacrfice all principle, to get elected like most politicians. " Youll get pie in the sky when you die" |
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26 Jul 08 - 10:29 AM (#2398292) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: Stu "Correct McGrath, the Labour Party at the top solidly Unionist." The entire British establishment is largely Unionist. |
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26 Jul 08 - 02:11 PM (#2398379) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: ard mhacha Correct Stigweard, the whole stinking lot. |
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26 Jul 08 - 05:16 PM (#2398447) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: McGrath of Harlow "The entire English establishment" |
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26 Jul 08 - 07:03 PM (#2398509) Subject: RE: BS :Cameron building bridges with Unionists. From: Big Al Whittle well MI5 and MI6 are unionist - I'm not sure the rest of us get much say. |