Monday, 10 May 2010

Is it time for Lord Pearson to go?


Posted by wonkotsane at 14:18
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proggs25 · 776 weeks ago

Why was no candidate put forward for camberwell and peckham my choice was restricted to tory, labour and green and who is this Lord Pearson i must have been asleep when he appeared in public, I would also like to know what your polices are now that you are not a single policy party. I have signed up on your bloggers site
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tom collins · 776 weeks ago

Proggs: You must have been in a coma !

Lord P. was elected fairly with which I have no objection,

However, he DID throw the cat amongst the pigeons throughout the General Election, upsetting many members by his actions, and making UKIP look weak in the process.
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Ian Sankey · 776 weeks ago

Pearson gives the impression of a bumbelling old fool... the sort of guy you'd normally find sitting alone in a corner of weatherspoons moaning about everything and everyone.

Screw him, let him stay... I've already resigned my UKIP membership so I hope he takes the whole corrupt party down with him.
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Bryan Smith · 776 weeks ago

Our aim was to get a hung parliament and Lord Pearson got that. It's the other parties who are having problems right now, not UKIP. Perhaps the usual shit stirrers should try elsewhere?

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