BRITISH GENERAL ELECTION, 2010. By Uncle Monty.

British General Election, 2010.

Stories & Commentary

By Uncle Monty.

Palace of Westminster

Photos By Alex Albion.
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After stringing us all along for all too long, New

Labour's Gordon Brown finally called the British

General Election for May 6th, 2010. The formal

"Dissolution of Parliament" by the Queen of England

will come about on Monday, April 12th, 2010.

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And ever since it gained power in 1997, New Labour's

non-stop propensity to pass thousands of new criminal

laws to help criminalise the British People was seen yet

again today by its rushed passing of The Digital Economy

Bill - MPs pass Digital Economy Bill - Telegraph -

before Labour is forced to abandon any more of its

outrageous law making led by such ilk as the leftist

radical and deputy Labour leader Harriet Harman

before parliament is dissolved in four days time.

Hopefully, the passing of such a "gangster-like"

bill will now result in the loss of thousands upon

thousands of more votes against New Labour's

attempt to gain an unprecedented fourth term

in office in the UK.

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Between now and Election Day, I shall offer my own

independent stories, commentary, and opinions on the

situation surrounding the news events and the prime

political party personalities and electoral isssues

leading upto voting day inside "Broken Britain."

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Not in any particular chronological order, I list

herein the story titles that I hope to present, with-

out fear or favour, to my world blog readership

on the British General Election.

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A - No Good Samaritan For Us.

B - On The Campaign Road With The BNP.

C - An Election Is Only As Good As The Count.

D - Breaking New Labour's Red Stranglehold on

"Broken Britain."

E - Sitting As An Observer In The Polling Station

on Election Day.

F - Staying Up All Night For 2010 Election Results.

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My election stories then will start quite soon.

Please lookout for them! Hope, too, to have your

candid and honest feedback on this election that

will impact the future of "Broken Britain" either

for better or for worse as a nation. At no time will

I tell you, my reader, who you should vote for.

That's upto the individual no matter what, al-

though I will urge that you vote. Not voting is

a vote lost. Your vote could be the vote that

changes political history even though you will

not know! Also note here, that I will

NOT publicly endorse any party.

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So see ya then, Uncle Monty.

+Thursday of Easter Week, 2010.

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The photos, above and below, of the Palace of

Westminister - Big Ben and The House of Commons -

were taken thru the bus window while travelling

and moving rapidlly on London's No. 148

bus from Victoria about two weeks ago ...
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The House of Commons from Westminster Bridge.

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