Ex-council leader David Parsons may be suspended from Leicestershire Conservative group

“Just a typo as you know full well, Bob. Goodbye.”

“Quote: "It goes without saying I meant to say, in my last sentence, "NOT standing idy by"."


It goes without saying that you do not know what you are talking about!

ps what is standing idy by?”

“Eastonian, stop regurgitating dishonest Con propaganda.

It was the greedyguts bankers, many of them friends and party donors of the Cons, that racked up the debts.

It is the greedyguts unpatriotic wealthy tax avoiders, many of them friends and party donors of the Cons, that force the continuation of the debts by not paying £billions in tax to the UK as they should.

The incompetent Con government is racking up even more debts because they will only use the failed plan A - and as every knows, severe austerity only makes matters much worse. That is why the Con government deficit in August 2012 was the highest on record. They need to increase growth in the economy by investing in green energy projects, low cost housing and school buildings, but they won't.

However we do need much greater regulation of banks and private industry so that ordinary people are not ripped off so easily.

As for bitter pills, why is it that under the Cons only the unrich are forced to swallow these, while the wealthy are rewarded with honey coated tax cuts?”

“It goes without saying I meant to say, in my last sentence, "NOT standing idy by".”

“Bob, get real and espousing twaddle. We all know, except the likes of you Labour luvvies the inherited deficit of this Coalition Government was the greatest in our peace time history.

When will you and your ilk face up to the facts?!!

At least the Coalition are attempting to rectify the situation with regard to the deficit, our economy and the reigning-in of bank and financial institutions. Of course, in all of this there are bitter pills to swallow and if you weren't aware of it there are even more to be swallowed before we see the end of it. The Coalition are standing idly by doing nothing as the previous Government did but there again you won't want to be reminded of that either.”

“Eastonian, you should really learn the facts before writing such nonsense.

Government spending under Labour was always less than that in the mid 1990s under the Con PM Major, until the greedyguts bankers, many friends and party donors of the Cons, almost destroyed the world's finances. In fact for several years under Blair, the country was in surplus.

In 2006, the Cons promised to continue the spending plans of Labour if they won the election in 2007, so your 'disastrous' and 'spend, spend, spend' is wildly inaccurate and fanciful.

Spending necessarily and rapidly increased to save the banks from going out of business, and to help bring the country out of the crisis. This was unavoidable unless you believe people's lifetime savings should have been tossed away through failure of the banking system.

As for regulating the banks, the Cons have always been enthusiastic supporters of almost no regulation on banking and other businesses. I do not agree with them. There are far too many examples of private businesses greedily profiteering to allow deregulation. We need much much more regulation as no doubt you will agree.

And now, as I said, the debts are being pushed up even further by an inexperienced, unimaginative Con boy Chancellor who can't cope with more than plan A, considerably helped by the widespread £billion tax evasion of his wealthy friends and supporters.”

“Oh, come on Bob, are you really telling me and the rest of us that the New Labour Government that was in power for a disastrous 13 long years who adopted a 'Spend, Spend, Spend' attitude and did absolutely nothing to address what the banking and financial institutions were doing are completely and utterly blameless.

When in power you have a responsibility and if that entails making and passing new laws so be it. Oh, of course they did, didn't they consuming an ordinate amount of parliamentary time saving the wretched fox. Sorry, I almost forgot!!”

“Eastonian, you know perfectly well that the debts were racked up by greedyguts bankers and financiers all over the world, many of them friends and party donors of the Cons.

And now the debts are being pushed up even further by an inexperienced, unimaginative Con boy Chancellor who can't cope with more than plan A, considerably helped by the widespread £billion tax evasion of his wealthy friends and supporters.”

“I quite agree, Don, but who in their right mind would vote for him if he did?!!

And just to even things up slightly as you wish to make party politics out of it you could ask why is Labour still hanging on to the likes of Miliband, Balls and others when they were all there in power racking up the huge deficit we're all paying for and will be for years to come.”

“Just for being a Tory he should be suspended from the front of the Conservative HQ building. 6 months be long enough?? A chance to throw a few rotten Apples at a big one..”