I say no to Lib-dem

[KD]

Due to popular demand, this thread appears to be once again in play.

Just prior to the election I predicted.

Re: I say no to Lib-dem

Posted by: KD May 04, 10:43PM

katie1997 Wrote:

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> .......and no doubt there will be another election

> fairly soon after this one anyway. Oh joy.

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I think your right,

My bets on Conservative & Lib-Dem pact for 12 to 18 months then when that doesn?t work Conservative back in by default.

KD

Given all the propaganda work that Lib-Dems put in, during the lead up, they still lose 5 seats, or should we put that down to boundary changes.

New prediction:

There will be a Conservative and Lib-Dem pact, this will break down when Mr. Clegg does one of his hissy-fit Feb 2008 walkouts.

Conservatives and labour will have the money to run another campaign; Lib-Dems will not have the money.

Southwark now under labour control.

Please wakeup and smell the coffee.

Conservatives, first

Labour, second

Lib-Dems, third

Daaaaaaaaa.

[Mick Mac]

its a "pact"

[KD]

Mick Mac Wrote:

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> its a "pact"

Thank you

[KidKruger]

but....who ARE the 'real people of East Dulwich' ?

[Santerme]

KidKruger Wrote:

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> but....who ARE the 'real people of East Dulwich' ?

Is it like being a Man of Kent or Kentish Man?

I was born in East Dulwich in 1958, do I qualify as one or other?

[KidKruger]

Santerme I would suggest your credentials place you in the 'real' categoryn !

I was looking for KD's elaboration on his/her interesting mode of 'classification'....

[Santerme]

Having been a nomad much of my adult life....and having ONLY kept a home in my Dorset village for 15 years, it is nice to at least feel as though I have roots somewhere!