He has spent the past few days in Manchester spelling out his policies Exile and they are honest, detailed and comprehensive. Tell us what Labour said about theirs in Brighton, not one new policy but a lot of promises to spend, spend, spend. In other words to make our situation worse than what they already have made it.
As for Thatcher, she got us out of a very, very similar Labour debacle when Healey (Labour Chancellor) almost bankrupted this country. If you are a genuine exile, tell us why you got “out” if you love this Labour lot so dearly, given the chance many of us would get out because we hate what Labour has done to our country, we have a good reason to leave, what was yours.

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Einstein, a noted non-thicko, once gave his definition of insanity as doing the same thing over and over and expecting to get different results.
This appears to be a lesson that is always forgotten by the public when it comes to Party based Politics. We flip-flop between them – Why so? Because they always end up being a bunch of duffers, so we vote in the other lot out of desperation rather than because of some concept of them being philosophically, strategically better (although we may kid ourselves that we are doing so – ‘Oh, it’ll be different THIS time!’). This is a break/fix/break/fix repeat model – a model based on failure.
In another country they do things very differently – there the nation is split-up into regions and in each they vote in individuals who have some area of expertise in the ministerial position they’d like to hold. For example, in say the West-Midlands you have 4 candidates who come from varied Education based backgrounds but all propose how they think Education should be run – they say what they’d like to do and the people vote accordingly. One wins and becomes part of a national Education board joining others from the other regions of the nation, where the policies for the nation are determined. This is repeated for all ministerial positions.
Result: Professionals in charge, as opposed to Professional Politicians; Government through consensus; One of, if not, the fastest growing economies in the world.
Of course it’s not all fun and games there – they have a one party system, not like us who have ….oh, hang on…forget it.

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yes , thats what we need TOUGH medicine, no pain no gain, slash spending now and we will build a better britain tommorrow, only cameron has the answers, less government and less regulation and less taxes, thats what this country needs, no more nanny state, we will never enjoy lower taxes unless we force some pain on them, its a neccessary remedy to browns over spending years, they benefited from all the hand outs, all these public sector workers, single mums, eurocrats and immigrants, they all got a hand out, now they have to face the pain and take one for the team and face the pain, take some conservative magic medicine to make our country better from its socialist labour sickness

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