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Who or What Will Get Your Vote?
Since all three major party leaders in the UK are Freemasons, will you be passively voting for a secret society?
Surely, any group requiring political power should launch its own party?
Submitted on Mon, 2005-05-02 01:36
Re: Who or What Will Get Your Vote?
Whichever way you look there is something unsavory blighting the view. My solution, eat as much as I can, get fatter, drink to oblivion and hope there are sufficient activists out there to protect the interests of jerks like me.
I have given up voting by the way, my routines do not permit the time required!
Re: Who or What Will Get Your Vote?
I'm far from being an apologist for the Freemasons, but I think that the fact that all three party leaders are Masons is just par for the course. So are quite a lot of judges and a number of royals.
Re: Who or What Will Get Your Vote?
My main issue with the current election is how Mr Howard seems to be the sole member of the conservative party judging by his media appearances, where are the others? I think it's question-a-bibble to say the least ;-)
Re: Who or What Will Get Your Vote?
Well, like it or lump it, that's the way that the Tories have chosen to run their campaign. I suggest you address your concerns to the Conservative campaign office.
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Ah I would but to be honest I couldn't really care less, or maybe I could
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The subject seems to have (been) changed. How did that happen?
Re: Who or What Will Get Your Vote?
Capfka
Thanks for the tip. I'll go and hijack someone else's topic. :)
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