Comments on: Conservative Manifesto 2010 General Election

By: David

David — Wed, 05 May 2010 17:48:34 +0000

If you post the same comment 7 times on different pages I’ll delete them all.

Every time someone does this sort of crap I have to waste my time fixing it, which is why I delete the lot.

If you wish to be treated with respect, you need to give respect and spamming my site with the same comment over and over again is not respectful.

David

By: Brian the commentor

Brian the commentor — Wed, 05 May 2010 17:41:21 +0000

Please do NOT post copyright articles in full as a comment, they make the comment pages too big, difficult to read and load slowly. Post a link to the original and quote the most relevant parts. If your comment includes a full article and is deleted/edited, you know why.

All my own work.

By: David Clark

David Clark — Tue, 04 May 2010 15:29:38 +0000

I cant believe ordinary British people are going to vote the Tories…..or Labour or Liberals. You all seem to think that any of them give a flying fart what you think. Stop listening to the media lies and think for yourselves for a refreshing change. Try to report a crime at your local police station and if you can be dealt with within 2 hours you have done well. Crime is not going down, its just not being reported.
Open your eyes to what has happened to you country in a very short time. The islamifacation of all our major cities is just around the corner. Vote Con, Lib, or Labour if you want a scum bag for a neighbour

By: David

David — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 13:27:26 +0000

In reply to ian.

The Conservatives go to tax is VAT, the reason for this is it affects the rich far less than it affects the poorer in society: this tax upsets less Tories than raising Income Tax or National Insurance.

There’s only so much food a person can eat, a multi millionaire like David Cameron won’t spend a great deal more on food (relatively speaking) than the average person in the street who might spend well over half their earnings on just surviving the week! If VAT goes up another 2.5% it’s going to cost the average British family significantly more of their weekly budget than David Cameron’s families budget, and that’s selfish politics.

The Conservatives have no plans to increase VAT, AKA after their planned emergency budget they’ll have plans to raise VAT because the financial situation is worse than they thought while in opposition.

VAT is an unfair tax that hits the poor far more than the rich. Since it’s Cameron’s rich banker friends that caused the financial mess we are in, it’s wrong to not have them at least pay a fair share of the financial pain we are inevitably going to have to suffer after May 6th.

I can not believe ordinary British people, working class British people are going to vote the Tories into power again. What is wrong with you?

David

By: ian

ian — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 12:40:41 +0000

How many months will it be before the Tories put up VAT as they always have. I am also sick of hearing about the NI jobs tax, they are only going to abolish the employers part of the contribution, the workers will still have to pay up as usual. The cost of this will set the employer back about £3 per week on a job thats worth £21000, are they trying to say that job exits if they pay £21000 but not if it costs £21150 a year.

By: Mr Anderson

Mr Anderson — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 23:55:31 +0000

Blah blah blah.. blah blah blah.. blah..

Rip it up and start again!
Rip it up and start again!
Rip it up and start again!
Rip it up and start again!
Rip it up and start again!

By: Adam Woodcock

Adam Woodcock — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 19:17:32 +0000

I am concerned by the apparent winding down of our Navy. We once had the finest navy in the world and for me the personell still are. However the reduction in units is becoming dangerous. We are an island nation and a navy will always be our most important defence. As any fool can see this is being noted by nations such as Argentina who believe that we no longer have the resources to defend our territories. Look back in history and you will see that Britain was most respected when we had an overwhelming ability to defend ourselves.
To put in simple terms. The king of the playground is not the clever lad its the hard lad.

By: Pat Jones

Pat Jones — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 17:36:03 +0000

This is a far too wishy washy manifesto and out of touch with what the common people want.eg a vote on whether we stay in the EU,A severe clampdown on immigration including those immigrants from the EU,and an end to the ridiculous building policy that is ruining our villages and eating up our arable land.

By: Ross Brown

Ross Brown — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 16:07:28 +0000

In reply to David.

i agree, cameron’s not realistic! come on!
he dosent explain how his manifesto is going to work. he just mentions things that he his going to make better. its all bollocks from him.

nick’s got a good head on him
vote lib dem.

By: Sue

Sue — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 17:18:07 +0000

After many years of voting Labour, if I could be sure that bureaucracy and financial wastage would be positively tackled by a Conservative government I would vote for them gladly.
However, I would also need to know that I am not expected to sell my house (my children’s much needed inheritance because in their twenties they still can’t afford to live independently), to pay for my care when I reach a ripe but poverty and sickness ridden old age.