Oh, it says 'election' time. Was getting interested for a minute. I'm not sure how to vote this time. It boils down to who I would not vote for and see who's left on the ballot paper. johnnyshape wrote:I am expecting a hung parliament, with Cameron as PM.I find this a disturbing prospect.

I was talking to some people who are switching from NuLab to BNP yesterday. One imagines, when the papers etc are in full BNP-related rhetoric-mode that in reality this stuff simply doesn't happen, so there ya go!Still, at least we have a few weeks of enthralling exchanges of exciting, original, challenging ideas ahead of us as the nation's imagination is held captive by the inspiring pinnacles of integrity we're fortunate enough to call our masters...*votes BNP*

For UK citizens who aren't yet registered to vote. You can find out info on how to do so here:http://www.aboutmyvote.co.uk/If you live abroad, you have until 20 April to register. One thing to note if you are abroad and wanting to vote by post: as the elections falls in a bank holiday week (as it did last time), the forms may not arrive in time for you to vote.

A recent poll in the Guardian claims that Labour only trail by four points.

i suspect this could be the dullest election ever as the parties quibble over minor differences in the detail of their policies, the substance of which will be things are fucked up, you're going to pay for itwhat we need is more proper politics. you know - assassinations, coups, porn stars etc. anything to end this slow death by tedium.

Tommy Alpha wrote:JohnnyDoglands wrote:Nick Griffin's 'New Cross ought to be re-named New Bangladesh' jibe Was that a real quote? Wow. I don't get it though- is New Rave and 'being an art student wanker' big in Bangladesh or something?thank god there's no evidence of bigotry around here...

Enjoy that Bank Holiday the weekend before everyone.

Ptommydski wrote:We're fucked.I confess I'm still somewhat angry about a lot of the things that happened under New Labour but the idea of Cameron and his set of cunts being in charge of a country makes me want to breathe fire. I'll vote Green (again) but I'm wary of being semi-culpable in a Tory victory this time around.Vote for the next likely seat if you don't want the Tories in power, I'm doing the same. It's a slightly perverse democracy where my vote isn't about handing someone I believe in power, but a tactical move to keep power away from someone I don't want having any. But yeah, fuck Cameron.

Also, it shows how limp and useless Cameron and his squad are that they haven't managed to take any real advantage away from the 1001 embarrassing fuck ups Labour have had spread across every news channel and paper in the country for the past few years, up to and including a week or two ago.

I'm pretty sure I heard him say it, but I can't seem to find attribution. Searching for Nick Griffin quotes, all I found is a load of bullshit and lies about Islam, long screeds about 'World Jewry' and a lot of Holocaust denial. I could search further, but I'd need a bigger sick bucket.