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  • Not so much a Rant .... more a petulant Gripe!

    Watchin' last night's 6.00 News, I caught the article about Nick 'No-Chance' Clegg doing his one-day, whistle-stop campaigning tour of the UK. A feat of epic milage when you think about it, and which only a bus-load of Japanese tourists, Dr. Who or Father Christmas could ever come close to.

    Anyway forgetting that, and the stage managed factory speech and the aftermath of bemused workers who didn't know who he was, Cleggy was photographed entering and exiting various modes of executive transportation including planes, Jaguars (supposedly Ministerial, though possibly rented from John Prescott) and from the Presidentially upholstered and euphemistically termed an' logo'd LibDem 'Battle Bus'.

    Now, Battle-buses aren't something we see every day, they don't appear to go very far (about 200 yards in Cleggy's case), yet seemingly are the must-have accessory for politicians of all shades and persuasions.

    My gripe is. Where do these things come from. Is there a factory in China somewhere, knocking them out to specification from old panzer tooling dies. And what happens to Battle-buses during the three years and eleven arse-free months when politicos aren't out doing their forked-tongued, vote begging and Uriah Heep impressions. Is there some big, crafty car-park where they hide the things, or are the Cleggy family allowed to use it for their holidays?

    Now, Battle-buses look pretty big to me, and 'juicy' and proberbly cough-out a fair bit of CO2 too. Any normal citizen driving about in one of these things would most likely get an ASBO and still be paying one twenty per litre for petrol. So who's paying for all this. Is it Gordy, Dave an' Cleggy or their un-suspecting, never to get a ride in it, party faithful who's picking up the tab ... or, is it us?
    If you want to, you can.
    And, if you can, you must!

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    Us, we pay for everything. No matter what happens , we foot the bill.

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    • #3
      Best thing was the posters the Tories unveiled in Scotland about schooling, the NHS etc. All devolved issues which somebody at Eton HQ should have noticed. It also sent Lieboor into a tailspin as they were about to bring out something similar!

      Ah, the joys of devolved government!
      No man has the right to fix the boundary of a nation.
      No man has the right to say to his country, "Thus far shalt thou go and no further."

      CS Parnell



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      • #4
        Originally posted by tippexx View Post
        Cleggy was photographed entering and exiting various modes of executive transportation including planes, Jaguars (supposedly Ministerial, though possibly rented from John Prescott) and from the Presidentially upholstered and euphemistically termed an' logo'd LibDem 'Battle Bus'.
        Of course, if Cameron was seen doing that there would be mass uproar! As indeed there was when he was caught biking to work a few years ago, only to be followed by an executive car with his 'things'.

        Indeed, coming from a Lib Dem you'd arguably expect more furore seeing as they are greener-than-green and holier-than-thou. But hey, that's the hypocrisy of national politics for you!

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        • #5
          I heard on Today on Radio 4 that the Lib Dem battle bus - apparently there are two of them, so Lib Dem battlebuses - are simple props and that their leader will be flying everywhere. The battle bus will just sit there for the cameras, and he'll drive off down a country lane for news bulletins.

          Who the hell would try driving round the UK in a battle bus on the UK road network anyway? US Citizens - If you ever think about coming to the UK and hiring a car, talk to us boys first.

          I am bored rigid by seeing Samantha Cameron visiting a green farm. I'm tired of Mrs Brown smiling benignly about little kiddies. I caught sight of Nick Clegg's wife on telly. She sounded very Italian and said she was too busy at work to do hubby-supporting turn-ups.

          This is BAPS OUT politics. They should realise there are other places to look.

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          • #6
            Haha. Update. SuperCleg can canvass the entire UK in one day. Oh yeah.

            It's just taken a gang of his opo's a good half hour to circumnavigate and get rejected from every doorstep of the fourteen houses in my small close. Well, 'cept mine. 'Cos I didn't answer the door!
            If you want to, you can.
            And, if you can, you must!

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            • #7
              I saw his plane on the News.
              It has propellors.
              That's a bit cheapskate, surely?

              Nothing against Clegg but he looks as if he's never had to bother a Gillette.
              I won't be voting in a nappy.

              (Another double-reader, Bry. Not bad).

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