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[Lizzie_Zoom]

I have received this from my friend David and I thought you may be interested in this little piece of CONSERVATIVE policy:

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Dear Elizabeth,

I'm in Cardiff this weekend with three clear messages for the party. One: thank you for everything you've done. We're in government delivering Conservative pledges - from bringing some sense to our public finances to dismantling Labour's nanny state. This wouldn't have happened without the constant work of activists up and down the country over this past year. So thank you.

Two: get ready because we've got some big elections coming up - council elections, Welsh Assembly elections, Scottish Parliament elections and of course, the AV referendum. AV is fundamentally unfair - it makes politics and politicians less accountable and it means some people's votes can count more than others. We've got to get out there, take these arguments to the country and urge them to vote no to AV.

The third message is to do with our economy. In just over two weeks, we're going to unveil the most pro-enterprise, pro-business Budget for a generation. It's going to be a no-nonsense, roll-our-sleeves up Budget in which we do everything we can to make it easier for businesses to grow, invest and take people on.

Make no mistake, I am an enterprise Prime Minister. Every summit I go to, every trip I make, every foreign leader I meet, I'm trying to drum up new trade or business for Britain. I know some people don't like me doing that. But do these critics think the Germans and the French and the Americans are all sitting at home waiting for business to fall on to their lap? Of course not. They're getting out there, and so am I.

This is an enterprise government too. Everywhere we can we're breaking down the barriers to business growth - cutting corporation tax, gripping regulation, bringing in an enterprise allowance to help those who are unemployed set up their own business. But there's so much more to do. Right now in our country there are what I would call the enemies of enterprise, whether it's bureaucrats who concoct ridiculous rules or town hall officials who take ages to make planning decisions. Believe me, we are taking them on.

Enterprise is in our party's DNA. We have always been on the side of the doers, the grafters, the entrepreneurs. They are the wealth creators and the job creators, the ones who will drive Britain's prosperity in the years to come, and that's why this government is doing everything possible to get behind them today.[size=24]"[/size]

Signed David Cameron


 





 
 
 




 

[Varche]

Well I will be interested to see what item 3 holds in two weeks time. It had better be good.

Petrol tax will be reduced one hopes as well.

[albitz]

He,s a good talker is Dave.

[Lizzie_Zoom]

Well I will be interested to see what item 3 holds in two weeks time. It had better be good.

Petrol tax will be reduced one hopes as well.

Yes Varche during the Andy Marr Show, or was it The Politics Show (!!)  show this morning there was a definite hint that the April budget will allow for what is happening with fuel prices!  The Chancellor has said he has heard what people are feeling

[RobG]

I have received this from my friend David and I thought you may be interested in this little piece of CONSERVATIVE policy:

[size=24]" [/size]
Dear Elizabeth,

I'm in Cardiff this weekend with three clear messages for the party. One: thank you for everything you've done. We're in government delivering Conservative pledges - from bringing some sense to our public finances to dismantling Labour's nanny state. This wouldn't have happened without the constant work of activists up and down the country over this past year. So thank you.

Two: get ready because we've got some big elections coming up - council elections, Welsh Assembly elections, Scottish Parliament elections and of course, the AV referendum. AV is fundamentally unfair - it makes politics and politicians less accountable and it means some people's votes can count more than others. We've got to get out there, take these arguments to the country and urge them to vote no to AV.

The third message is to do with our economy. In just over two weeks, we're going to unveil the most pro-enterprise, pro-business Budget for a generation. It's going to be a no-nonsense, roll-our-sleeves up Budget in which we do everything we can to make it easier for businesses to grow, invest and take people on.

Make no mistake, I am an enterprise Prime Minister. Every summit I go to, every trip I make, every foreign leader I meet, I'm trying to drum up new trade or business for Britain. I know some people don't like me doing that. But do these critics think the Germans and the French and the Americans are all sitting at home waiting for business to fall on to their lap? Of course not. They're getting out there, and so am I.

This is an enterprise government too. Everywhere we can we're breaking down the barriers to business growth - cutting corporation tax, gripping regulation, bringing in an enterprise allowance to help those who are unemployed set up their own business. But there's so much more to do. Right now in our country there are what I would call the enemies of enterprise, whether it's bureaucrats who concoct ridiculous rules or town hall officials who take ages to make planning decisions. Believe me, we are taking them on.

Enterprise is in our party's DNA. We have always been on the side of the doers, the grafters, the entrepreneurs. They are the wealth creators and the job creators, the ones who will drive Britain's prosperity in the years to come, and that's why this government is doing everything possible to get behind them today.[size=24]"[/size]

Signed David Cameron


 

.....and keep the working class masses exactly where they belong under a conservative goverment...........the bottom of the pile



 
 
 




 

[albitz]

As opposed to liebore, who take half your wages and give it to people who dont/wont work.

[Lizzie_Zoom]

I have received this from my friend David and I thought you may be interested in this little piece of CONSERVATIVE policy:

[size=24]" [/size]
Dear Elizabeth,

I'm in Cardiff this weekend with three clear messages for the party. One: thank you for everything you've done. We're in government delivering Conservative pledges - from bringing some sense to our public finances to dismantling Labour's nanny state. This wouldn't have happened without the constant work of activists up and down the country over this past year. So thank you.

Two: get ready because we've got some big elections coming up - council elections, Welsh Assembly elections, Scottish Parliament elections and of course, the AV referendum. AV is fundamentally unfair - it makes politics and politicians less accountable and it means some people's votes can count more than others. We've got to get out there, take these arguments to the country and urge them to vote no to AV.

The third message is to do with our economy. In just over two weeks, we're going to unveil the most pro-enterprise, pro-business Budget for a generation. It's going to be a no-nonsense, roll-our-sleeves up Budget in which we do everything we can to make it easier for businesses to grow, invest and take people on.

Make no mistake, I am an enterprise Prime Minister. Every summit I go to, every trip I make, every foreign leader I meet, I'm trying to drum up new trade or business for Britain. I know some people don't like me doing that. But do these critics think the Germans and the French and the Americans are all sitting at home waiting for business to fall on to their lap? Of course not. They're getting out there, and so am I.

This is an enterprise government too. Everywhere we can we're breaking down the barriers to business growth - cutting corporation tax, gripping regulation, bringing in an enterprise allowance to help those who are unemployed set up their own business. But there's so much more to do. Right now in our country there are what I would call the enemies of enterprise, whether it's bureaucrats who concoct ridiculous rules or town hall officials who take ages to make planning decisions. Believe me, we are taking them on.

Enterprise is in our party's DNA. We have always been on the side of the doers, the grafters, the entrepreneurs. They are the wealth creators and the job creators, the ones who will drive Britain's prosperity in the years to come, and that's why this government is doing everything possible to get behind them today.[size=24]"[/size]

Signed David Cameron


 

.....and keep the working class masses exactly where they belong under a conservative goverment...........the bottom of the pile

 

And where do you think New Labour put the "working classes" over their 13 years in power?!

Do you remember how they re-wrote Clause 4 of the Labour Party Constitution of 1918?

The Conservatives can be trusted for more than Liebour ever could!

[Varche]

I have received this from my friend David and I thought you may be interested in this little piece of CONSERVATIVE policy:

[size=24]" [/size]
Dear Elizabeth,

I'm in Cardiff this weekend with three clear messages for the party. One: thank you for everything you've done. We're in government delivering Conservative pledges - from bringing some sense to our public finances to dismantling Labour's nanny state. This wouldn't have happened without the constant work of activists up and down the country over this past year. So thank you.

Two: get ready because we've got some big elections coming up - council elections, Welsh Assembly elections, Scottish Parliament elections and of course, the AV referendum. AV is fundamentally unfair - it makes politics and politicians less accountable and it means some people's votes can count more than others. We've got to get out there, take these arguments to the country and urge them to vote no to AV.

The third message is to do with our economy. In just over two weeks, we're going to unveil the most pro-enterprise, pro-business Budget for a generation. It's going to be a no-nonsense, roll-our-sleeves up Budget in which we do everything we can to make it easier for businesses to grow, invest and take people on.

Make no mistake, I am an enterprise Prime Minister. Every summit I go to, every trip I make, every foreign leader I meet, I'm trying to drum up new trade or business for Britain. I know some people don't like me doing that. But do these critics think the Germans and the French and the Americans are all sitting at home waiting for business to fall on to their lap? Of course not. They're getting out there, and so am I.

This is an enterprise government too. Everywhere we can we're breaking down the barriers to business growth - cutting corporation tax, gripping regulation, bringing in an enterprise allowance to help those who are unemployed set up their own business. But there's so much more to do. Right now in our country there are what I would call the enemies of enterprise, whether it's bureaucrats who concoct ridiculous rules or town hall officials who take ages to make planning decisions. Believe me, we are taking them on.

Enterprise is in our party's DNA. We have always been on the side of the doers, the grafters, the entrepreneurs. They are the wealth creators and the job creators, the ones who will drive Britain's prosperity in the years to come, and that's why this government is doing everything possible to get behind them today.[size=24]"[/size]

Signed David Cameron


 

.....and keep the working class masses exactly where they belong under a conservative goverment...........the bottom of the pile

 

And where do you think New Labour put the "working classes" over their 13 years in power?!

Do you remember how they re-wrote Clause 4 of the Labour Party Constitution of 1918?

The Conservatives can be trusted for more than Liebour ever could!

I think it is best if we all work on the premise that absolute power corrupts. In truth all politicians with the possible exception of the Beast of Bolsover are all liers, cheats etc that cannot be believed. Like the last lot the Condems have also broken their promises made only a short while ago in their manifesto in order to get elected (well get into power by sharing it with Lib Dems). No they all lie.

Interestingly when you are close to lies you overlook them. Just look at Italy and their Berlesconi. Yet we from afar can see that he is a crook by any other name!

[Nickbat]

Despite having been an ardent Conservative for many years (until the last election), I view Cameron very dimly. Indeed Autonomous Mind today sums up my feelings rather well.

http://autonomousmind.wordpress.com/2011/03/06/do-shut-up-cameron-you-self-absorbed-prat/

 

[Del Boy]

I think I've got more chance of going out the front of my house and sucking the Queen off than Cameron doing anything he says he's going to do. I'm sure the new budget will include an increase in fuel prices.

[Lizzie_Zoom]

I think I've got more chance of going out the front of my house and sucking the Queen off than Cameron doing anything he says he's going to do. I'm sure the new budget will include an increase in fuel prices.

After what has been said today by the Chancellor I think we may have a pleasant surprise Del!

He says he is mindful of the national concern over fuel prices and he has taken it on board 8-) 8-)


We shall see of course!

[Del Boy]

I think I've got more chance of going out the front of my house and sucking the Queen off than Cameron doing anything he says he's going to do. I'm sure the new budget will include an increase in fuel prices.

After what has been said today by the Chancellor I think we may have a pleasant surprise Del!

He says he is midful of the national concern over fuel prices and he has taken it on board 8-) 8-)


We shall see of course!

I do hope so LZ

[Dishevelled Den]

I think I've got more chance of going out the front of my house and sucking the Queen off than Cameron doing anything he says he's going to do. I'm sure the new budget will include an increase in fuel prices.

sucking the Queen off

That would be a rather interesting sight Del.

[Del Boy]

I think I've got more chance of going out the front of my house and sucking the Queen off than Cameron doing anything he says he's going to do. I'm sure the new budget will include an increase in fuel prices.

sucking the Queen off

That would be a rather interesting sight Del.

[V6 CDX-er]

I have received this from my friend David and I thought you may be interested in this little piece of CONSERVATIVE policy:

[size=24]" [/size]
Dear Elizabeth,

I'm in Cardiff this weekend with three clear messages for the party. One: thank you for everything you've done. We're in government delivering Conservative pledges - from bringing some sense to our public finances to dismantling Labour's nanny state. This wouldn't have happened without the constant work of activists up and down the country over this past year. So thank you.

Two: get ready because we've got some big elections coming up - council elections, Welsh Assembly elections, Scottish Parliament elections and of course, the AV referendum. AV is fundamentally unfair - it makes politics and politicians less accountable and it means some people's votes can count more than others. We've got to get out there, take these arguments to the country and urge them to vote no to AV.

The third message is to do with our economy. In just over two weeks, we're going to unveil the most pro-enterprise, pro-business Budget for a generation. It's going to be a no-nonsense, roll-our-sleeves up Budget in which we do everything we can to make it easier for businesses to grow, invest and take people on.

Make no mistake, I am an enterprise Prime Minister. Every summit I go to, every trip I make, every foreign leader I meet, I'm trying to drum up new trade or business for Britain. I know some people don't like me doing that. But do these critics think the Germans and the French and the Americans are all sitting at home waiting for business to fall on to their lap? Of course not. They're getting out there, and so am I.

This is an enterprise government too. Everywhere we can we're breaking down the barriers to business growth - cutting corporation tax, gripping regulation, bringing in an enterprise allowance to help those who are unemployed set up their own business. But there's so much more to do. Right now in our country there are what I would call the enemies of enterprise, whether it's bureaucrats who concoct ridiculous rules or town hall officials who take ages to make planning decisions. Believe me, we are taking them on.

Enterprise is in our party's DNA. We have always been on the side of the doers, the grafters, the entrepreneurs. They are the wealth creators and the job creators, the ones who will drive Britain's prosperity in the years to come, and that's why this government is doing everything possible to get behind them today.[size=24]"[/size]

Signed David Cameron


 

.....and keep the working class masses exactly where they belong under a conservative goverment...........the bottom of the pile



 
 
 




 

How do you come to that conclusion?

You do realise that the last Conservative stint in goverment brought in more social mobility than had been seen since the end of WW2?