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Sure they will....they usually do. I think the camera lurrrrrvvvvvves my tshirt

What a fantastic day, great turnout of around 500 people, with great speakers! We saw seasoned activists and trade unionists speaking alongside some really powerful speakers from the community, amidst heartbreaking stories, showing us all how important it is to continue to make ourselves heard and the importance of solidarity!

We had people from North Wales, Manchester, and as far afield as Portsmouth attending, in full voice.

The People's Assembly and Casa did us all proud marching in, to Derby Square, to say making themselves heard would be an understatement, followed by a sit down protest blocking the traffic in and out of Liverpool City Centre!


^Summary of the day. If anybody wants to see pics,pm me
Was a great day.

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That should make the news on the tv ?
Will watch out for that.

From little acorns Frank, I didn't think you were that desperate to promote your unelected party that you changed the wording on my post, now that smacks of desperation.

Your doing Tory mathematics Frank, massaging the figures, counting the also rans in the total, to be the elected party they needed a bigger majority than the other two together, no agreement between the parties would have meant a hung parliament.

They have used dopey Clegg and co in the game of thrones, they will be soon be discarded, so Dave can blow in UKIP's ear, more his sort of people the UKIP closet racists, but hey if they are desperate for power anything goes.

Back at beginning of WW2 a number of high profile Tories wanted to do a deal with Adolf, like that then, like that now, sell themselves for power and money.

International Day of Peace or (World Peace Day) 21st September

Can we work towards it?

Just spreading the 'Word'

Would that people did and really meant it.

At last we have finally got there, the electorate didn't have a CONDEM box for their tick choice, together they formed a coalition after the individual results, as I said earlier without a coalition the other option was a hung parliament or a General Election, the Lib Dems could have sided with Labour, and you and Dave would have been crying foul.

I would rather see a government of any party win with a landslide majority at least that's the will of the people, not some shabby unelected mish mash trying to appease each other to stay in the drivers seat.

[quote=casper]I would rather see a government of any party win with a landslide majority at least that's the will of the people, not some shabby unelected mish mash trying to appease each other to stay in the drivers seat.{/quote]

Surely, we all want peace EVERY DAY - and Compassion, Empathy and Acceptance.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2013/jul/25/welfare-revolution-poor-results

Oh dear!

If any of the parties were good enough at running the country, they wouldn't be booted out, the proof of the pudding is in the eating, as the old saying goes.

Just watch the runup to the next election.
Who may have to get in bed with who.
Cloud cuckooland promises
Accusations flying all over the place.
The libdems trying to distance themselves from the Cons (sorry slip of the finger there)and how they kept them from inflicting deeper austerity cuts.
All snouts eager to get at the trough

I haven't the foggiest of what UKIP stand for except emotion stirring policies against immigration and getting out of Europe

So after verbating on sentences within two short paragraphs would you care to comment on the article as a whole?