George Osborne could be sacked...

[David Johnson]

Good point. I take back my statement about Cameron praying for a Falkland invasion!

Argentina invades Falklands - UK unable to defend the Falklands - Electoral wipeout!

[RoddersUK]

Anyone besides Millibore!!!

[David Johnson]

Yeah, Nigel Farage and Cameron would be much better for you, Rodders.

Mind you, don't they both hate ex-public sector workers with their "gold-plated pensions" like you?

[RoddersUK]

Cameron is not on my Christmas card list.
Nigel Farage is.
If you want to kiss Millibores arse then so be it.
You and I are opposites politically and I couldn't care fucking less at your snipes.

[Sam Slater]

UKIP = the BNP with better tailors.

[David Johnson]

Not snipes, Rodders. Simple fact!

If Nigel Farage and UKIP, the party you support had been in power during the time you retired from the forces, it is highly likely that the pension you would have received would have been substantially less. The reason for this as you know is that UKIP are deadset against public sector pensions.

[RoddersUK]

Well he wasn't so it isn't less. So fucking there!!

[max_tranmere]

Interesting comments. I think Osborne was expecting, what with him being Cameron's sidekick, to eventaully step-up to the top job. He is the blue-eyed boy, the mini-me to Cameron, like Major was to Thatcher and Brown to Blair. Things started to go wrong with all of this though when Cameron failed to win, overall, at the last Election and instead had to form a coalition with Clegg. Things are going even more wrong for the Eton posh boy (who is largely only there because of his and wife's family line and connections) now that there are rumblings he could be ousted. Just the fact it's being talked about in the media weakens his position. Maybe George (or Gideon as he used to be called) will try a takeover from the backbenches like Heseltine did. That failed, and it may fail for George Osborne too. His political career has not, and is unlikely to ever now, become what he and his relatives egotistally and rather arrogantly anticipated it becoming.

[jimslip]

David Johnson wrote:

> Not snipes, Rodders. Simple fact!
>
> If Nigel Farage and UKIP, the party you support had been in
> power during the time you retired from the forces, it is highly
> likely that the pension you would have received would have been
> substantially less. The reason for this as you know is that
> UKIP are deadset against public sector pensions.

How in the name of fuck do you know what UKIP may or may not have done when Rodders retired? You New Labour nutters never cease to amaze me, if in doubt, just make it up. You use this "logic" all the time and no one believes you. You believe it relieves New Labour of every single fuck up if you just say, "Well if (Any other party had been in power) things would have been much worse.!"

Lets give it a try. OK, "Gordon Brown,flooged off all the nation's gold for a knock down price to the canny Chinese!"

DJ's stock answer: If (Anyone else) had been in power they would have actually GIVEN THE GOLD AWAY FOR FREE!

No, it is not convincing at all, it is a shit argument I'm afraid!

I cannot undertand how how can manage to endlessly spew out this drivel with absolutely no let up. If you could harness the power of inventing the rubbish you write, i am sure you could power quite a big house!

What frightens me is that nutters like you want to rule the country.......again!

[David Johnson]

On that we can agree.