A hung parliament could cost you thousands!

To avoid a hung parliament, Cameron must openly and transparently offer major policies which undoubtedly will increase substantially the gap between Labour andConservative.                                                                                                 Firstly, remove the pro E.U. Bilderberger, Ken Clarke. A dangerous tory partner for all free thinking voters. Secondly, agree a referendum on membership of theE.U.                                                                   Offer policies such as a large increase in the state pension for the old and POOR, most of whom fought in a war to keep us free of a New World Order. A SINGLE Pensioner in Germany and Switzerland receives double the UK pension for 2 persons. This alone would be worth thousands of votes! Get tough with the banks and their disgusting bonus ripoffs. If they threaten to leave and find employment abroad, well let them. They will be lucky to find a better job! The public do not realise that there is only so much money in the pot which has to be shared by 60.000.000 population. Pay a footballer £100,000 per week, an actor a couple of million, Blair £2,000.000 per year for security, multiplied by thousands of similar expenses how much is left to pay the rest of us or support the men dying in Afganhistan because of a lack of equipment. Come on David Cameron, lets see a bit of Margaret Thatchers strength and guts.

Labour say that they have saved the banks, however this artical makes for an intresting read: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/robertpeston/2010/03/why_a_new_government_may_exten.html The basic message is that who ever is in power in 2012 will have to re-bail out the banks as all Labour have done enough so that it is left for the next government to sort out, knowing that it is unlikely to be them and that they can then use it to try to get back into power at the following election (in about 2015). Given that during the boom years they did very little to limit borrowing (public and private), so that they could then use it if things went wrong. For instance during the early part of the 00's the retail sector was saying, don't raise intrest rates it wil mean that we'll have to cut staff - so the BofE didn't raise them and then the shops would say that they had made big profits. If they had raised intrest rates a little a little less would have been spent in the shops a few people would have lost their (although more likely moved to another) job BUT it is likely that we would still have Woolworths and the economey would be in a lot better place now. I for one hope that they get so few votes that they are become the third or even fourth placed political party!

We know that Labour's policies and knee jerk legislation has never been thought through. We know that Labour has squandered obscene amounts of taxpayer's money with little or no positive result to show for that. We know Gordon Brown has made some glaring mistakes (selling our gold reserves at the bottom of that market; removing the 10p tax band; robbing pensions; iniquitous retrospective legislation) and he refuses to accept responsibility for these things. All Labour ministers are clones of each other and none will say boo to Brown. They have broken more manifesto promises than kept them. So why vote Labour at all? Some say they do not trust Cameron or the Tories. If this means they trust Brown and his Labour lot more, God help all of us. At least we know that the Tories can sort out a financial mess as that is what they always end up having to do after Labour have been voted out. Ken Clark is a ray of hope for the Tories for those that cannot bear to see new Tories serving us. It is time for a change, so please exercise your one point of some control in this mess and vote for that change. If we end up with a hung parliament it is because people continue to vote Labour. Lets see what a Conservative v Lib Dem government can do for a change!!