Ken Livingstone, what a man.
Ken Livingstone, what a man.
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deltaf

Original Poster:

1,384 posts

285 months

Saturday 25th January 2003
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Sunday Times 1999.
" I hate cars, if i ever get any power id ban them all".
Ken Livingstone .

robp

5,815 posts

292 months

Saturday 25th January 2003
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Which ponders the question........who did actually vote for him?!

corozin

2,680 posts

299 months

Saturday 25th January 2003
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It's probably fair to say the majority of Londoners thought he was joking... DOH!!

Don

28,378 posts

312 months

Sunday 26th January 2003
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Sunday Times 1999.
" I hate cars, if i ever get any power id ban them all".
Ken Livingstone .


I've said this before and I'll say it again. Its the fact that ken Livingstone is a smart and clever man that makes his outrageous views so dangerous.

I don't dislike him at all.

But he must be stopped. People of London - you know what to do...

johnelliott

293 posts

288 months

Sunday 26th January 2003
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Thing is, voters in London knew exactly what they were going to get, because they had seen it all before with the GLC, yet they still voted for him so he must be what the majority wanted

John

corozin

2,680 posts

299 months

Monday 27th January 2003
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johnelliott said: Thing is, voters in London knew exactly what they were going to get, because they had seen it all before with the GLC

Well if I recall correctly they didn't exactly vote for Ken in the 1981 GLC elections did they...? They voted for another Labour leader, who was then promptly "dumped" the night the results were read out & Ken was installed...

He might be nice to newts and cyclists, but I've personally never forgiven him for being pals with Gerry Adams - something which I'm sure many Londoners (not just those who work in Bishopsgate) will appreciate.

John

CarZee

13,382 posts

295 months

Monday 27th January 2003
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johnelliott said: Thing is, voters in London knew exactly what they were going to get, because they had seen it all before with the GLC, yet they still voted for him so he must be what the majority wanted
The very heart of my case against democracy.. WTF do the people know?

I chuckle at people who voted for him. I also occasionally feel pity for those who voted against him and yet, unlike me, stayed there when he won and sat waiting for the tide of shite to roar towards them.

Livingston is a very dangerous man and the sooner he is relived of his Weapons of Mass Disruption, the better for London and Britain as a whole.

deltaf

Original Poster:

1,384 posts

285 months

Monday 27th January 2003
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Nicely and eloquently put Carz, as usual.

Don

28,378 posts

312 months

Tuesday 28th January 2003
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CarZee said:
Livingston is a very dangerous man and the sooner he is relived of his Weapons of Mass Disruption, the better for London and Britain as a whole.


CarZee for Prime Minister.

Can I have the DoT CarZ? You know what I'll get up to!

TheLemming

4,319 posts

293 months

Tuesday 28th January 2003
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Don said:

CarZee said:
Livingston is a very dangerous man and the sooner he is relived of his Weapons of Mass Disruption, the better for London and Britain as a whole.


CarZee for Prime Minister.

Can I have the DoT CarZ? You know what I'll get up to!




If you advocate the death penalty for owning and / or driving a Nova, then I will second that proposal

Beano500

20,854 posts

303 months

Tuesday 28th January 2003
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Sorry but did I misread the title...

...shouldn't it be:

Ken Livingstone - What?!? a Man?!?!???

Anyway he was good on that Blur track "Ernold Same" - has he had any hits since then?

>> Edited by Beano500 on Tuesday 28th January 10:12

TheLemming

4,319 posts

293 months

Tuesday 28th January 2003
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Beano500 said: Sorry but did I misread the title...

...shouldn't it be:

Ken Livingstone - What?!? a Man?!?!???

Anyway he was good on that Blur track "Ernold Same" - has he had any hits since then?

>> Edited by Beano500 on Tuesday 28th January 10:12


Aarrrggghh I now have to try and get this song out of my head...

CarZee

13,382 posts

295 months

Tuesday 28th January 2003
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Don said: CarZee for Prime Minister.
Sorry Don - completely out of the question ... a strategy has already been formed.

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=27577&f=23&h=0&p=2



I wouldn't want you to have the Transport Portfolio - it's a poisoned chalice.. we'd have to cull half the population in order for capacity problems to be in any way solvable. We need some one with Ghengis tendencies who's not afraid for his ministerial career to end with his entrails on a pole.

I was thinking Minister of the Interior for you?

>> Edited by CarZee (moderator) on Tuesday 28th January 10:21

marki

15,763 posts

298 months

Tuesday 28th January 2003
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Weapons of mass disruption ,,,,,, i like that very funny Carzzz

deltaf

Original Poster:

1,384 posts

285 months

Tuesday 28th January 2003
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Ill take the job thanx Carzee!
As leader of "the party" what are your directions to me, your humble footsoldier?
Or am i allowed a free reign?
Muhahahahahahaha

CarZee

13,382 posts

295 months

Tuesday 28th January 2003
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deltaf said: am i allowed a free reign? Muhahahahahahaha
Don't worry, you'll get quite enough rope, dear boy