Riding the bus down Shoreditch High Street this morning, to my left is an array of UKIP billboards and bus stop posters. On my right: the Christian Party campaign bus.
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Kent where I went for the weekend full of UKIP posters too. (Churchill stopping immigration.) . Some Tory landowners displayed te canddiates name along their vinyards. London is full of the Christians. Haven't seen a Labour poster in London- or even a poster in anyone's window. Or a Green.
The Labour party will be trashed.
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Cycling from Wandsworth Common to Euston I didn't see a single political poster anywhere. I did, though, get rained on. And had my usual disagreement with a bendy bus. And almost got run over by a car coming the wrong way down a one way street. And got clogged up in Marylebone/Fitzrovia where they seem to have dug up about half the roads.
Frankly, if the worst of it was seeing some UKIP posters, it would be a pretty good commute.
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The last time I got on a bus, I ended up sat next to a chap I knew from school who has blossomed into one of the few remaining Stalinists you will find in the wild.
Over the course of an excruciating 15 minute journey, I had to listen to him loudly claiming that all the reports of famine etc. coming out of North Korea are propaganda, as is the notion that the Gulag existed.
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I'd never heard of the Christian Party until their leaflet popped through the door the other day.
They've got a lot of deeply unpleasant policies (teaching of ID in all schools, pro-life fundamentalism, compulsory curfews for kids under a certain age) but by far the most batshit-crazy is their proposal to make the St.Davids cross the national flag of Wales because - get this - the current red dragon is an instrument of the devil.
Nutters.
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Directly opposite my front door is a poster of Birgit Schnieber-Jastram, one of the CDU candidates for the Euro elections.
The pleasure I derive from reading her name out loud and then chuckling quietly to myself is negated by the fact that she looks like Joachim Löw trying to do an impersonation of my late Uncle Cyril.
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blameless wrote:
I'd never heard of the Christian Party until their leaflet popped through the door the other day.
They've got a lot of deeply unpleasant policies (teaching of ID in all schools, pro-life fundamentalism, compulsory curfews for kids under a certain age) but by far the most batshit-crazy is their proposal to make the St.Davids cross the national flag of Wales because - get this - the current red dragon is an instrument of the devil.
Nutters.
/Not sure what their position on Y Ddraig Goch is, but I wouldn't be surprised if they thought it was evil.
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