The end of May.

[mightymonoped]

I hate those floppy-haired "Etonian types', like him [Cameron was another], who are completely and utterly out of touch with the real world/common man, as indeed are most politicians, but particularly arseholes like him.

Wasn't BJ (a rather apt set of initials) once famously quoted as saying something along the lines of: 'Every pound spent on Scotland is a pound less spent on London', or some such? It might've been during the Scottish referendum, but that neatly reflects the mentality of these c*nts.

All they care about is London and the south. The rest of the country could rot, as far as they're concerned, so why the fuck would we [northerners] ever vote for them??

Marco.

He’s no friend to Liverpool either.
Anyone buying the floppy-haired buffoon act is oblivious to the fact that he’s a devious, nasty piece of work.


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[Marco]

Indeed, mate. I wouldn't piss on him if he were on fire, never mind vote for the wanker, and neither would anyone with any sense, who purports to be grounded in the values of the real world.

Were you from Liverpool originally, Tony?

Marco.

[mightymonoped]

Indeed, mate. I wouldn't piss on him if he were on fire, never mind vote for the wanker, and neither would anyone with any sense, who purports to be grounded in the values of the real world.

Were you from Liverpool originally, Tony?

Marco.

Yes, born at home in Blackstock Gardens (now levelled) in 1962.

Moved to the Wirral when I was a toddler.




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[Marco]

Like it or not its in London where most of the wealth in the country is created.

So, Brian, does that mean it's the only place that matters, and the rest of the UK can be treated as second-class citizens? Where's the fairness or equality in that?

There's also plenty of wealth created by North Sea oil, which is why so many Scots want independence, and to divorce themselves from being controlled by London-centric governments, and their London-centric policies

Marco.

[mightymonoped]

Like it or not its in London where most of the wealth in the country is created.

That’s exactly how London likes it.


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[Marco]

Yes, born at home in Blackstock Gardens (now levelled) in 1962.

Moved to the Wirral when I was a toddler.

Nice one, Tony. I always knew you had a bit of class. Scousers and Glaswegians union, eh mate?

Just need the Geordies to join us!

Marco.

[mightymonoped]

Nice one, Tony. I always knew you had a bit of class. Scousers and Glaswegians union, eh mate?

Just need the Geordies to join us!

Marco.

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[tapid]

So, Brian, does that mean it's the only place that matters, and the rest of the UK can be treated as second-class citizens? Where's the fairness in that?

There's also plenty of wealth created by North Sea oil, which is why so many Scots want independence, and to divorce themselves from being controlled by London-centric governments, and their London-centric policies

Marco.

. The fairness occurs in the fact that London subsidises both Scotland and Wales so there not being treated like second class citizens it would seem

[Marco]

. The fairness occurs in the fact that London subsidises both Scotland and Wales so there not being treated like second class citizens it would seem

The fact is, if Scotland was able to (rightfully) keep all the money it generated from North Sea oil, and other significant streams of home-grown revenue, most of the profits from which currently go to London, it wouldn't need 'subsidised'!

In any case, that doesn't detract from the fact that BJ has shown nothing but complete contempt for Scotland (and the north of the UK), so why would anyone in their right mind from that area vote for him? I'd only ever vote for someone whom I felt that I had something in common with, and who was down to earth and lived in the real world, hence why 'wee Jimmy Krankie' does for me...

Blow-Job boy doesn't even begin to tick any of those boxes.



Marco.

[tapid]

Come on Marco on balance Scotland and Wales must be on the right side of the coin and I m sure know where there breads buttered !. As regards Boris well Macca thinks he s as sharp as a tack and
thinking of his utterances on here in the past that boy seems to know his onions