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Seeing as how the LibDems weren't elected to form a government it is totally irrelevant what ever they may have proposed in their manifesto.
For years the twatts have been spouting pie in the sky knowing full well that they would never have to instigate their proposals. Well, now they have to bite the bullet as the other two main parties have had to when they were elected.
Being asked to form a government with the Tories must have shocked the useless bastards to the core.
I am afraid that I am of the school of black and white. There aint no grey areas.

Charles & Camilla were lucky... all that happened was their car had a bit of paint tipped on it and a window broken... it's not as if they'd been chased into a tunnel, forced off the road and murdered !wink!

Yeah, that drunk chauffeur certainly has a lot to answer for.

Was Diana carrying his child ?

So you would find it acceptable if it had been your parents in the car ?
Of course it's always lucky to have your car vandalised.

I've said it all along if you want governments to back off from screwing around with funding education give them a view of what might happen if they continue

Something like a complete boycott of the Education system

All students go on unemployment for a year...they go on their year off after finishing high school...why not another one all together before they graduate

Would send the fear of god into the authorities

Knowing all those skilled workers that the economy relies on wouldnt be online for an additional year

If they did go this route then you could say the student union has balls
and can organise more than just a riot which was nothing more than
children throwing a tantrum

I saw the BBC's coverage on Newsnight tonight and they seemed very biased against the Police and quite in favour of the students. They mentioned about one student being hospitalised by being whacked by a Policeman's truncheon. I heard of one or two Police officers being injured too (I heard this on the day). No mention on Newsnight tonight.

The problem with organising a protest is that if it gets out of control the Government can't be seen to caving into threats. And public sympathy can turn on a sixpence. If a police horse got injured you'd lose a few million supporters right there even though the point of the protest would remain the same.

The G20 protesters might have had a perfectly good point to make, but their method of publicising it - smashing windows and turning over vehicles drowned out their message and made them look like mindless thugs even though it was probably only a tiny percentage that carried on like that.

I think PETA has the right idea by using ball-tinglingly hot models to strip down to promote the message of animal rights. For some reason I always become concerned for cats when I see those girls....

I take it you mean the medical, engineering, geology and science students when you refer to "skilled workers".
The rest of the twatts will end up with no skills that any decent employer would want, except getting pissed, sitting on their arses instead of learning and demonstrating.