Fox Hunting

[Loch not Lock]

David Cameron and his fellow hee-haw Tories wants to bring back fox hunting. Let's turn the clock back to the 1980's and black Maggie.

[Tom Cornwall]

David Cameron and his fellow hee-haw Tories wants to bring back fox hunting. Let's turn the clock back to the 1980's and black Maggie.

what's that mean

[Loch not Lock]

what's that mean

Do I have to simplify it for you, Tom?

[Loch not Lock]

Smug Mr. Cameron is worth £30,000,000 plus so do you seriously think he can have a second thought for us normal, hard working people. He would rather chase a terrified fox and watch it being torn to pieces. Just stick with Labour and ignore the propoganda.

[Kevin Milkins]

Smug Mr. Cameron is worth £30,000,000 plus so do you seriously think he can have a second thought for us normal, hard working people. He would rather chase a terrified fox and watch it being torn to pieces. Just stick with Labour and ignore the propoganda.

I think he would prefer to chase a terrified labour voter and have him torn to pieces, but realises that he may not get away with that, so the poor old fox will just have to do for now.

[BINBOB]

Smug Mr. Cameron is worth £30,000,000 plus so do you seriously think he can have a second thought for us normal, hard working people. He would rather chase a terrified fox and watch it being torn to pieces. Just stick with Labour and ignore the propoganda.

Ditto...............

[davie]

New Liebour voters normal - must be a joke surely ?.
Now if you had said abnormal that might be nearer the mark.

[tonkatojo]

Ditto...............

Were you watching "ghost" in the last couple of weeks BB ?.

But seriously you didn't think or expect anything else from the con merchants, history has it written down, they only ever look after their own rich mob/mafia, and con the gullible with promises of cake but they receive crumbs if they'r lucky.

[Humerous Vegetable]

This will be good news for our local squire John Thurso who, on the infrequent occasions he actually attends parliament, seems to have spent most of his time (and our money) voting against the abolition of hunting. He even voted to exclude members of the House of Lords from complying with the new law. A real man of the people then.

http://www.publicwhip.org.uk/mp.php?...&house=commons

[BINBOB]

This will be good news for our local squire John Thurso who, on the infrequent occasions he actually attends parliament, seems to have spent most of his time (and our money) voting against the abolition of hunting. He even voted to exclude members of the House of Lords from complying with the new law. A real man of the people then.

http://www.publicwhip.org.uk/mp.php?...&house=commons

Thanks for that....very interesting indeed!!!POWER TO THE FOX!!