If Gordon reads conservativehome...

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It seems from PMQ that Gordon (or his team) reads conservativehome



It seems from PMQ that Gordon (or his team) reads conservativehome - so presumably his team looks in here as well.  What message(s) can we send him or them?

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If Gordon reads conservativehome... | 5 comments (5 topical)

Re: If Gordon reads conservativehome... (#1)

by HenryG on Wed Jun 11, 2008 at 01:20:09 PM GMT

'Don't take it personally!'


Re: If Gordon reads conservativehome... (#2)

by Free Radical on Wed Jun 11, 2008 at 01:51:42 PM GMT

Please think again Gordon.

This is bad legislation.
Fundamental liberties are undermined.
It is not proven to be necessary.
It may well be counterproductive.
There is alternative legislation already on the statute book for cases the government postulates.
It may prejudice a later trial.
It attacks the presumption of innocence.
The involvement of the parliament in such a process is improper and reminiscent of the Star Chamber abolished in 1640.


Re: If Gordon reads conservativehome... (#3)

by Mark Wadsworth on Wed Jun 11, 2008 at 02:55:25 PM GMT

What Free Rad says.


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Re: If Gordon reads conservativehome... (#4)

by Floating voter on Wed Jun 11, 2008 at 04:36:38 PM GMT

I once heard an MP on the radio say (many, many years ago) "Gordon's a nice enough chap, but he has got a lot more 'transmit' than 'receive'"

So far, that seems very accurate. He just doen't seem to listen unless he really, really gets his nose rubbed in it.

So my advice is simple - Gordon you have TWO ears and ONE mouth and those are the correct proportions for usage. Listen more than you talk.


Re: If Gordon reads conservativehome... (#5)

by Group51 on Wed Jun 11, 2008 at 08:07:27 PM GMT

I think it shows who Gordon is listening to.  Certainly not people like us.

On to opposition we go!


If Gordon reads conservativehome... | 5 comments (5 topical)