Who Should be The Country's Leader

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If you could pick anyone in the world to lead the UK - who would you pick?

Could be anyone from any walk of life - like Richard Branson, etc.

I'm going to have a think about this and get back to you guys!!

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can i choose myself? :P only kidding

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I choose Bongbudda, and I will be minister of Justice and Sports

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thats a strange combination

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I'm sure I can find a way of combining them quite happily.

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Fiend_85 wrote:

I choose Bongbudda, and I will be minister of Justice and Sports

Thank you.

I put my manifesto to The People here;

http://vbulletin.thesite.org.uk/showthread.php?t=63982&highlight=manifesto

And it seemed to go down well, I await your vote.

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DiamondGeezer wrote:

If you could pick anyone in the world to lead the UK - who would you pick?

Could be anyone from any walk of life - like Richard Branson, etc.

I'm going to have a think about this and get back to you guys!!

Do you really feel so helpless that you think need a leader?


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I don't know why but the first person to pop up in my head was Victoria Wood. Aside from me being weird, there probably is some logic to it - she's funny, has common sense, seems to be nice, and I can just see her at the despatch box during Prime Minister's Questions doing stand up!

VOTE VICTORIA

for laughs
not bad jokes

the REAL alternative comedienne

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kevlar85 wrote:

I don't know why but the first person to pop up in my head was Victoria Wood. Aside from me being weird, there probably is some logic to it - she's funny, has common sense, seems to be nice, and I can just see her at the despatch box during Prime Minister's Questions doing stand up

The world as a whole suffers from an incredible dearth of common sense.

My party "The Good Party Common Sense" will be running at the general election.

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I'd like to put myself forward, I'm a kind compassionate person and I've got some good policies I'd like to implement.

Anyone out there going to vote for me?

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i want to put myself foward as thesite.org's official advisor to the PM

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Ken Livingstone.

Or Mark Thomas.

Or Ian Hislop even.

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Rich Kid wrote:

I'd like to put myself forward, I'm a kind compassionate person and I've got some good policies I'd like to implement.

Anyone out there going to vote for me?

only if you dont pass go, and dont collect £200, and go straight to ............

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Aladdin wrote:

Ken Livingstone.

:yes:

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MrG wrote:

only if you dont pass go, and dont collect £200, and go straight to ............

Shall I take that as a "yes" then?

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Rich Kid wrote:

I'd like to put myself forward, I'm a kind compassionate person and I've got some good policies I'd like to implement.

Anyone out there going to vote for me?

You wouldn't know kind and compassionate if they slapped you round the face.

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To be honest I'd be tempted to vote for RK, not because of his policies, but because he stands up for what he believes in despite the ridicule and insults. I quite like that in a leader.

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NQA wrote:

To be honest I'd be tempted to vote for RK, not because of his policies, but because he stands up for what he believes in despite the ridicule and insults. I quite like that in a leader.

even when they are leading you to hell?

THIS IS THE SCARY DARK SIDE OF MANS CONTINUING INHUMANITY TO MAN.

empty and meaningless ...the personality cult.

the scary stuff.

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Well we've been led to hell by the pragmatists before, why not let the convinction politicians lead us there as well.

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NQA wrote:

Well we've been led to hell by the pragmatists before, why not let the convinction politicians lead us there as well.

noticed how all the real bastards that have power have a moustache?
the conviction guys ...hitler hussien etc etc.
or should that be ...the convincing conviction guys?

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Rich Kid wrote:

I'd like to put myself forward, I'm a kind compassionate person and I've got some good policies I'd like to implement.

Anyone out there going to vote for me?

mmmmm?? now thats a tough one??

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morrocan roll wrote:

noticed how all the real bastards that have power have a moustache?
the conviction guys ...hitler hussien etc etc.
or should that be ...the convincing conviction guys?

Tis, worrying. Perhaps once you get power you no longer have time to shave.

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NQA wrote:

Tis, worrying. Perhaps once you get power you no longer have time to shave.

i think a moustache must have mystic evil powers.
it sends out subliminal messages ...obey me or die ...and the people are enslaved by this weapon of mustache destruction.

how do you spell mustach?

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morrocan roll wrote:

i think a moustache must have mystic evil powers.
it sends out subliminal messages ...obey me or die ...and the people are enslaved by this weapon of mustache destruction.

how do you spell mustach?

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Ken Livingstone.

troll.

pissed myself when I read that

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Ani Difranco

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I'm quite surprised no one has voted for Richard Branson .. he's always been popular in psat elections when people have asked a similar question.

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Hmmm ...

Sir Alan Sugar (anyone watched "The Apprentice"? Best thing on television at the moment IMHO)
Richard Branson (honest and trustworthy guy if ever I saw one, one of the few captains of industry who's got where he is by being "nice")
Jeremy Paxman (just because I want to see him savaged by someone else in an interview for a change)

Ian.

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droid42 wrote:

Richard Branson (honest and trustworthy guy if ever I saw one, one of the few captains of industry who's got where he is by being "nice")
Ian.

You obviously don't know RB. He's not the character you see in the media.

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Rich Kid wrote:

Shall I take that as a "yes" then?

no, the end of the sentance was jail