Saintandy666

http://www.giantflags.co.uk/ Anyone tried this website?

I don't understand how the flags can possibly cost that much?!

Watch this video.

The Liberal Democrats have other priorities and have had many other policies that have gone through which are either purely Liberal Democrat or influenced by Liberal Democrat thought. Voting reform was extremely important, but it was not the ONLY reason they entered into coalition. I totally accept your idea that a no vote COULD lead to the collapse of the coalition, but what use would that bring except a labour government?

Not 2nd and 3rd vote, 2nd or 3rd perference. There is no plural voting here, it is instant run-off as I already explained in an earlier post, you still only get one vote.

He entered into coalition for more than AV. At the present it is perhaps more likely that the no vote will win, but it isn't over yet. Scotland and Wales and N.I have national elections also remember which could bump turnout up.

By using your democratic right to vote to **** off Nick Clegg you are showing yourself to not have the capability to consider the issue and its effects upon the country as a whole. I mean at least the Dell Days said he is voting against it for an actual reason(though I believe that reason to be false and untrue) rather than '****IN' HATE **** CLEGG LULZ, LET'S VOTE NO TO **** HIM OFF INIT LULZ' Edit: I meant Thedelldays original one person one vote post.

Exactly, both points are beside the issue! Nick Clegg and STV are irrelevant. The only argument that can be considered is: Is AV better than FPTP? Personally, my answer is yes, slightly... though it is hardly a revolution but it is a good change. Therefore, I will be voting yes on may the 5th.

Anyone who votes no because Nick Clegg is voting yes is a total moron.

It is one person one vote. It used to be called instant run off voting. It is just a way of running the election as if the bottom ranked candidates didn't run so as to see which candidates is preferred by most people with in a constituency. It actually gives every MP a majority and so a mandate to actually do what they wish as opposed to a plurality which is dogey at best when deciding who has absolute power. If you go to a shop and someone had asked you get me a mars bar, but if not get me a galaxy, you still at the end of it only get one chocolate bar.

Great goal from Guly, can appreciate it even more the second time round with the TV camera view.

http://stats.football365.com/dom/ENG/D2/attend.html According to this, our average is 21k? Edit: OH I SEE, THAT IS ALL TIME.

Surely, all this talk of PM's being bellends and disasters is totally subjective to your own political viewpoint?

These reforms do not save money, it's a separate entity from cuts. Infact, it'll cost billions to restructure the NHS in the way the bill wants to. Verbal is right.

Gove is so patronising its unreal. Lansley is being a bit patronising at the moment with his rhetoric. He seems to think that all the objections come from the fact that his bill has not been explained properly as opposed to any actual substantive reservations. I think this is an insult to the intelligence of some of the people who criticise these reforms, many of whom are experts within the health field.

I don't think Cameron has been keeping a close enough eye on Lansley and his health reforms due to their close personal relationship over the years. A number of times Cameron has been caught out as to the content of this bill, one example being when he clearly didn't know the bill would leave the NHS open to EU competition laws. The whole bill is a total disaster for the NHS leaving it open part privatisation due to the 'any willing provider' part and the raising of the private healthcare cap. Not only this, but GPs do not want to become the accountants of the NHS, they do not have the time and they will become protest points for patients. The PCT's are unpopular for a reason, they administer the budgets, but at least they can do that free from moral interference. The NHS could become unstable only being able to take the non-profitable operations and procedures while the private companies cherrypick at the profitable procedures. Then you have the NHS being liable to be sued and the whole thing stinks. The NHS isn't a business. I could go on and on but I won't.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-13063285 Surely can't stay for much longer now? Hopefully he'll take his dangerous reforms with him. Also, if anyone has not seen the Andrew Lansley Rap yet...

This won't be easy. Rochdale are on a roll recently.

We are never going to catch Brighton anyways. Fair play to them this year, they have been superb. Hopefully, we can gain some pride with a win at their place.

That's good, in 2nd place now by a point rather than just goal difference. Also means, Huddersfield have to do more to get the result we really don't want.

Milton Keynes now drawing.

Now if we can keep this score up and then if Peterborough can just win, we can start to cement our 2nd place not just on goal difference, but points as well!

Milton Keynes 1-0 up.

No Lallana then... second half super sub perhaps?!

So case closed on this attendance nonsense? We are in league 1 ffs!