Saturday, April 25, 2009
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30 YEARS ON AND STILL PROUD
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Scottish Unionist
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About Me
- A Labour Chanter
- George Foulkes, Baron Foulkes of Cumnock, PC (born 21 January 1942 in Oswestry, Shropshire) is a politician in the United Kingdom. He has been a member of the House of Commons, the House of Lords and the Scottish Parliament. He is currently a member of both the Lords and the Scottish Parliament. He is often described by the media as "ultra loyal" to the Labour Party Foulkes is a strong supporter of ID cards, regularly speaking in favour of UK Government proposals . He is also a supporter of Scottish devolution and wrote a few chapters in 'A Claim of Right for Scotland' in 1988. Foulkes was chairman of Hearts football club from April 2004 until his resignation on 31 October 2005. Foulkes resigned in protest at the majority shareholder Vladimir Romanov deciding to dismiss the Hearts chief executive Phil Anderton.
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Dear Ann,,, - Dear Ann I have no idea where to start. What I do know is I will miss the email you send me every Sunday evening protesting about something I have writte...3 weeks ago
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So long.... - Dear Readers, Thanks for supporting this blog over the last few years. Writing it has been an absolute pleasure, though the time has come to shut this part...14 years ago
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George
ReplyDeleteFind out what that dylans on and then get me some.
Glenfiddich? Same as our George?
ReplyDeleteFuck, i had to watch the whole film to get the just of this, lol..
ReplyDeleteOne is shocked, nay horrified, to discover that his gracious Shropshireness the Baron Cumnock can even contemplate anything so low and common as public transport. Why there is every possibility that his most eminent radioactivness might actualy come across a human being. Imagine that? Someone whose spelling and grammar might not be up to the same high standards as those of his north britishness or of his accomplished associate form the age of the Marx Brothers!
ReplyDeleteNah Munguin, When the nobility travels, it does so in private carriages, away from the common folk.
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