To expand: was a very weak prime minister, appointed too many incompetent and extreme ministers under the pretence of "unity" and let them run rampant in government departments for six years. Mass deregulation, government authority rots away at every level, austerity's tentacles reach into every aspect of life, sets the stage for 8 years of chaos after him. Too weak to stand up to UKIP: gets us here. Foreign policy disaster. Snuggles up to our enemies. At least Sunak is mildly competent and in control of his ministers and government, even if that means not much gets done, and Starmer has no government record to be judged on. Cameron was just awful. Maybe the worst PM since North. And I don't mean that in the "the current politician I dislike is the worst person of all time" way. I mean it in the analysis of his premiership revealing that he was fundamentally a weak prime minister that left the UK's powers and laws irreversibly rotten and its place globally far diminished from where it was in 2010.
The fact that he praised Labour for the change they brought, and to be grateful for - paying tribute for the record of public service. Now we have Rishi Sunak who skipped out on DDay
Also the part where he said "What am I owed but What can I give" comparable of JFK "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country"
To give Cameron credit, when everyone predicted that this coalition would not last a full parliament, Cameron and Clegg proved them wrong. It lasted five years. When you have a coalition, it helps, as one party can rein in the other. One party majority government is dangerous, Tory or Labour.
They would resign.Clegg lost their seats..It's telling that Keir Starmer said similar to Cameron "responsibility society" it seems the PMs who followed May said "strong and stable" will Labour be trusted to return in 2023-4? well it's by elections but again it's 2 Lab safe seats. Why don't Chris Pincher and Conor Burns go?
Do any of you commenting today realise you’re just following the fashion trends? In 2010, it was fashionable to like Cameron and bash Labour. Now, in 2023, it’s fashionable to bash Tories and favour Labour. In the 2030s, when Labour have been in power for a few years, it will reverse again.
A decent statesman and the last PM who was stable and confident, despite having a split party and unable to gain a big enough mandate via the ballot box, forcing a coalition. Brexit was his downfall. Ironically, it’s also becoming Britain’s downfall.
While here in the U.S. we don't have a parliamentary system of gov't, it would behoove us to take note of this example of bipartisanship and cooperation. Political debate in Britain was very spirited, but at the end of the day the British became united in common purpose, and they honored their country in doing so. I so wish we could learn to do the same here in America! My best regards to our cousins across the pond, along with congratulations on an outstanding example to the rest of the world!
Anyone notice the little slip up at 2:07 - "and yes it's about making sure people are controlled" and he suddenly realised what he said and quickly changed to "in control" - did you hear it? Am I the only one who noticed this now nearly 13 years later. We were controlled during the pandemic, during lock down. Cameron told us 10 years before Covid
@DownfallPrion - I'm going to say something here that probably won't go down well with other Scots. I didn't want devolution & I don't view the 'mickey mouse' parliament in Scotland as a parliament because in my eyes the 'real' government for the UK is based in London. I also believe we should govern our own country without having to obey laws or rules issued in Brussels. I want the UK to remain together & think it would be very sad if the union was to break apart.
I can't beleive I'm living in a Tory government. I hoped it would never come to this. We've been bullied into a government none of us really wanted. It's gonna be the 80's Yuppies all over again. So much for democracy.
Well, I am glad he is now Prime Minister. I voted Conservative just as I always have because I agree more with their policies. For the record, I'm a scot who lives in what is classed a decent area but by no means am I wealthy (far from it!) as I just have an ordinary job in administration. So, not all supporters are rich & not all scots voted Labour or Lib/Dem.
@@coyr2383 no worries, got an email. If it's of interest I voted labour in 2015 but it was more an anti snp vote as I found myself in Scotland, 2017 went Tory again as they were the main challenge to the snp, by the time of 2019 I went lib dem as I was back in England. Would have gone labour after Brexit but for Corbyn. Interesting ten years.
@@kkwillsaveus nice to know ur more educated on politcis now. What we needed in 2017 is JC as PM after 7 years of unnecesaary and evil austerity and corporate tax giveaways
Well, now he will get to be yelled at in the House Of Commons for a change. Let's see how well he negotiates with the great power of a prime minister sitting on his shoulders. Dearly hope he succeeds, for Britain and that alone!
Anyone notice the little slip up at 2:07 - "and yes it's about making sure people are controlled" and he suddenly realised what he said and quickly changed to "in control" - did you hear it? Am I the only one who noticed this now nearly 13 years later. We were controlled during the pandemic, during lock down. Cameron told us 10 years before Covid.
You think David Cameron has a crystal ball or something?? Or maybe he was secretly Nostradamus? How on earth could anyone have been thinking about covid and lockdowns, back in 2010? I know you like to spread your conspiracy theories far and wide, but your dim-witted agenda doesn't fit here. He missed out the word "in" briefly, before correcting immediately. As if he'd say in his first speech as the new PM, "I want people to be controlled" 😂😂
@stateofpl4y how many middle classes clean the streets, treat the sewage, mend the roads, build houses? just wondering how you would do without these poorly paid services.
Conservative values, traditional values - a unconditional priority of interests, the rights and personal freedoms in interests of the state and a society. Respect of a private property, through a market competition. A unconditional recognition of universality and an optimality of traditional values entered in any model of ideology. On these bases our classical traditional world was under construction.
Whether we had a hung parliament or not blah blah blah, don't forget hundreds of people were turned away at the polls in many different constituencies after they had to close at a certain time. This means the election could've been completely different. It's completely undemocratic and needs to change.
@evesapple Quite so, and this is essentially the main complaint I've seen against the new government. Other than skeptics the only problem is from people who have, for all of their life, been labour, now I can say last election I did indeed favour Labour but this election I favoured Tories, I'm no hypocrite, I didn't "betray" labour. Perhaps Labour voters should open their eyes to what Tories are doing in juxtaposition to Labour, attempting to solve our financial crisis sounds good to me atleast
One of Cameron's best friends and neighbour is William Rollason, the man responsible for the collapse of Farepak Hampers, hope he doesn't take him on as an advisor!
I was surprised becauase the Papers said that Gordon Brown wouldn't leave until September! This may sound naive to most people but... David Cameron, please make this country a better place because I want to grow up in a proper society where people can get along with each other instead of stabbing or shooting or be racist to each other...
@phmiles I couldn't agree more- they say Tories are fascist, (which is a bit like saying labour are communists- just ignorant and wrong) but then have the gall to protest against democracy in action. 2 million more people voted for Tory than Labour- they didn't protest about the electoral process when Labour got voted in (with only 3% of the vote more than Tories, but getting 150 more seats) but as soon as things dont go their way, now they dont like it.
@DownfallPrion - I'm a Scot & voted Conservative too so not all scots voted Labour or Lib Dem. I do think your comment about being glad Cameron's English is pretty ignorant though. He could have been Scots, Welsh or Northern Irish-still all British. Anyway, with his surname he must have some Scots blood in him somewhere but I don't see how him being English makes any difference. There are a lot of highly intelligent people from Scotland too you know.
david cameron wants to cut 40 000 public sector jobs in basically 1 go! thats teachers nurses police men! how can this possibly be good! im not even old enough to remember THE Margarete Thatcher era but i have studied vastly and the pain and problems she caused this country helped put us in the state we are in now. Killing the mining industry for example. im not saying he wont be succesful im saying if he is anything like his predecessors or sees through his parties policy's HELP US ALL!
@DownfallPrion - oh and just for the record 'smile a while Tony' was prime minister longer than Gordon 'Charlie' Brown so I think most of the blame for the state of our country can be laid at his feet.
@gtgale1 Absolutely! I agree we should all band together to rebuild our nation that has been quite frankly sailed down the pan for too long, David Cameron can make a massive change not only helping the older generation who all these people shouting abuse always forget about, it's always me me me what about them I'm 22 and I have the respect to see that the older generation deserve more, they have worked their butts off to make this country a better place, and now we need to do the same. England!
@@BossySwan not really, the recession of 2008 was caused by the housing market bubble and the conservative party under Cameron introduced budget cuts in 2010 to return to normality, however I agree that Labour often causes a necessity for austerity if it spends too much
@@jamesdettmann94 Labour first started running a deficit in 2002. They pissed a massive surplus in 2000/01 up the wall which left our finances ill prepared for the crash when it came.
David Cameron as PM Fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffuck.
@crookedcomedy00 As for cuts how hard is it for you to understand the Uk governemnt has to pay off a estimated 2 trillion pounds worth of debts, please explain how you pay this without cutting? Oh wait, take out a bigger loan like Labour did or make more pointless civil service jobs!!!!!!! Ffs when will you learn money doesn't grow on trees!
I love (read: fucking sick of) how people say things about a party without looking at the facts or their manifestos (when trying to make an opinion about a party's plans) then try and force their false opinions on other people. In truth every party in the UK does this. At least it's not as bad as THE worst people that are guilty of this The Fox News channel (specificly Glenn Beck and the rest of its opinion people).
@COZAM007 - You can say what you like about me - I couldn't care less. I am entitled to my own beliefs and opinions just like anyone else. Why do I bring shame on Scotland? Simply because I didn't vote the same way as the rest of the Labour voters!! Sorry but I don't think so! I'm British & can vote for who I want to run Britain & that definitely wasn't Labour!
@gtgale1 - you say Britain is a great country. It was once and could be again but don't you think you should have said 'help this fine young man get Britain back on the right track'. You've every right to be proud of being English but you are also British & he is the prime minister of Britain & not just England.
I think that people need to give him a chance to try put things right that labour fucked up!!! Quit whining and get on with life. I doubt we are gonna have that much of a massive change in our day to day life.
@1MrSpider This characteristic you speak of is an infection from America. And I am ashamed it came there. Probably too many UK MPs hiring American consultants to run their campaigns. I love the UK. I hope it works out, somehow.
hmm, my family have been strong labour voters for the past 10 years, i not old enough to vote, but i really dont like the ideas what the conservatives had in place, david cameron can talk, but its actions that count remember, and i guess no one can say we're fucked, give him a chance then judge him as i'll do, and with gordon brown, he made some mistakes but tony blair left him loads of problems.
@mts1977 I grew up during the 80s and britain was in a right mess cause of the tory party and we had the worse PM this country has had. In 97 thing got beter a fair country for and everyone will realies now what a mistake it was voting that toff Cameron.. Gordon BRown is far the beter pm
2:08 he nearly said it 😂
and in 2023 he becomes the new Foreign Secretary...
And in 2025 he will become the Prime Minister
@@SaiKrishnaK-sq8ul Better than Sunak or Starmer.
@@liamb8644 agreed
@@liamb8644 disagreed
To expand: was a very weak prime minister, appointed too many incompetent and extreme ministers under the pretence of "unity" and let them run rampant in government departments for six years. Mass deregulation, government authority rots away at every level, austerity's tentacles reach into every aspect of life, sets the stage for 8 years of chaos after him. Too weak to stand up to UKIP: gets us here. Foreign policy disaster. Snuggles up to our enemies. At least Sunak is mildly competent and in control of his ministers and government, even if that means not much gets done, and Starmer has no government record to be judged on. Cameron was just awful. Maybe the worst PM since North. And I don't mean that in the "the current politician I dislike is the worst person of all time" way. I mean it in the analysis of his premiership revealing that he was fundamentally a weak prime minister that left the UK's powers and laws irreversibly rotten and its place globally far diminished from where it was in 2010.
I don't like Cameron, but he's a damn saint compared to the clowns in Westminster now.
Sadly he brought Johnson who went against him with Gove for their careers. They wanted to be PM. Now it's Sunak.
He ruined this country. He was arrogant and thought Brexit would be simple.
The fact that he praised Labour for the change they brought, and to be grateful for - paying tribute for the record of public service.
Now we have Rishi Sunak who skipped out on DDay
@@charlie-j4o7uhe’ll be out by 6am tomorrow
OMG, I love reading 11 year old responses. Wonder how they feel now?
@@pengo1560 Well Gordon Brown wasn’t exactly any better, was he? If you think he was, you’re completely full of shit.
@@pengo1560I’m a fan of the tiktok rizz political party
@@NovusaI prefer duke Dennis
@Pie7ino 🤣
I find British politics fascinating. It's so much different than the US.
this aged well
Nobody get as excited as they do in the US.
14 years later, and British politics is jokes!
Nice comment. 👍🏻👍🏻 Still amazed me after 11 years 😀😀
1:04 sounds familiar.
Also the part where he said "What am I owed but What can I give" comparable of JFK "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country"
@@DFandV no
To give Cameron credit, when everyone predicted that this coalition would not last a full parliament, Cameron and Clegg proved them wrong. It lasted five years. When you have a coalition, it helps, as one party can rein in the other. One party majority government is dangerous, Tory or Labour.
They would resign.Clegg lost their seats..It's telling that Keir Starmer said similar to Cameron "responsibility society" it seems the PMs who followed May said "strong and stable" will Labour be trusted to return in 2023-4? well it's by elections but again it's 2 Lab safe seats. Why don't Chris Pincher and Conor Burns go?
Really intriguing, I didn't know Prime Ministers have hands.
Haha 😂😂 That's a nice comment. Still tickled me after 11 years 😄😄
i was like 8 when he became the new PM
I was 6
I was 19
I was 23, now I'm 32
I was 11, now I'm 20!
I was 9
I wish I had a TARDIS or vortex manipulator, and travel back a decade to May 2010. Anywhere is better than April 2020.
Oh you have no idea
@@ef888 oh YOU have no idea
@@tomamneroh you bloody well have no idea
@@TheFinishedArticleYou have no idea.
Another one that’s ripped off the working class 🤬🤬🤬🤬
Do any of you commenting today realise you’re just following the fashion trends? In 2010, it was fashionable to like Cameron and bash Labour. Now, in 2023, it’s fashionable to bash Tories and favour Labour. In the 2030s, when Labour have been in power for a few years, it will reverse again.
@@JohnDoe-uj9cq I totally agree - but we don’t have enough appetite for change here in this country.
No people are turning against both parties now.
Looking back, I never realised how unbelievably gorgeous David Cameron's wife was - she looked like a supermodel here.
A sad day for the world
My goodness, David Cameron's wife really was a supermodel, wasn't she?
A decent statesman and the last PM who was stable and confident, despite having a split party and unable to gain a big enough mandate via the ballot box, forcing a coalition.
Brexit was his downfall. Ironically, it’s also becoming Britain’s downfall.
I like you man, be blessed to lead your nation. Blessings from USA
Brexit is dead thanks to Parliament.
This comment aged like cheese
Ooof
While here in the U.S. we don't have a parliamentary system of gov't, it would behoove us to take note of this example of bipartisanship and cooperation. Political debate in Britain was very spirited, but at the end of the day the British became united in common purpose, and they honored their country in doing so. I so wish we could learn to do the same here in America! My best regards to our cousins across the pond, along with congratulations on an outstanding example to the rest of the world!
Congress & Senate are based upon Parliamentary style democracy, just executed differently.
Once there was a time before Brexit.
The beginning of the end. It began with Cameron and it will end with him.
This year marks 10 years of when he first became PM, WOW!🙂😮😮😯
It's exactly ten years today!
2:58 addendum.... “those that can, should.... and those that can’t we will relentlessly persecute.”
10 years ago!
I remember this happening Jesus I feel old
I remember Blair winning in 1997.
@@rtozier2011 I remember atlee winning in 1945
@@jamesdettmann94I remember Gladstone winning in 1892
@@dominicchallis2928 he died in 1892 lol
The beginning of the end.
Anyone notice the little slip up at 2:07 - "and yes it's about making sure people are controlled" and he suddenly realised what he said and quickly changed to "in control" - did you hear it? Am I the only one who noticed this now nearly 13 years later. We were controlled during the pandemic, during lock down. Cameron told us 10 years before Covid
Who’s here in 2023 after coming back from the dead ?
😂😂😂😂
@DownfallPrion - I'm going to say something here that probably won't go down well with other Scots. I didn't want devolution & I don't view the 'mickey mouse' parliament in Scotland as a parliament because in my eyes the 'real' government for the UK is based in London. I also believe we should govern our own country without having to obey laws or rules issued in Brussels. I want the UK to remain together & think it would be very sad if the union was to break apart.
0:40 if only the social problems, deficit and politicial system were reformed under the tories. They had 14 years to do this.
GO ON CAMERON MAKE OUR COUNTRY PROUD
Seems funny now?
He Didnt
He was at least better than the PMs that followed him
@@deanuniono it doesn’t. He was a decent PM
@@Dawood.PervezThe worst PM since Lord North, the man who lost the American colonies.
Well, things can only get worse now.
Well you weren’t wrong there mate you weren’t wrong there
Well this all ended up being bs didn't it?
I can't beleive I'm living in a Tory government. I hoped it would never come to this. We've been bullied into a government none of us really wanted. It's gonna be the 80's Yuppies all over again.
So much for democracy.
Damn u really did predict the next 12 years
aged so well
Well called
I think this is the best thing that's happened to Britiain for a very long time!
Hahahahahahahah yeah right.
One of the worst prime ministers we've had
I consider him unanimously the absolute worst.
Agreed. Gordon Brown is one of the worst prime ministers we’ve had. So glad he’s gone.
He was better than Gordon Brown
What a man. I can only wish him the best.
What do you think now
@ANZ so your 1
13yrs of misery
The next 5 years will be under a Starmer government too
Finally something good has happened to this country.
Uhhhh....
How about now?
Well, I am glad he is now Prime Minister. I voted Conservative just as I always have because I agree more with their policies. For the record, I'm a scot who lives in what is classed a decent area but by no means am I wealthy (far from it!) as I just have an ordinary job in administration. So, not all supporters are rich & not all scots voted Labour or Lib/Dem.
What have you voted for since.
Are you still an idiot?
It's nice seeing old comments from 10+ years ago
Tbh i think people cared more about Eastenders being cancelled.
This comment is about 10 years old and it's still golden, my god.
It's been a long hard thirteen years, but at last we have light at the end of the tunnel. DC - you da man.
@MrNewVeg4s can't deny that. I was young and naive at the time.
@@kkwillsaveus 😂 love you commented 10 years later ! That’s epic
@@coyr2383 no worries, got an email. If it's of interest I voted labour in 2015 but it was more an anti snp vote as I found myself in Scotland, 2017 went Tory again as they were the main challenge to the snp, by the time of 2019 I went lib dem as I was back in England. Would have gone labour after Brexit but for Corbyn. Interesting ten years.
Wow, this didn’t age well
@@kkwillsaveus nice to know ur more educated on politcis now. What we needed in 2017 is JC as PM after 7 years of unnecesaary and evil austerity and corporate tax giveaways
Thank god for Great Britain
We can now get on with being a GREAT Britain again....
This didnt age well
@@ef888 did
@@russlee6086 It did? He called a referendum he thought he'd win, ended up losing, and quit in disgrace and sulked off to Nice.
And so 13 years of austerity and scandalous unstable leadership began
Feel like pure shit just want him back
This event is exactly ten years old today! (11.5.2020)
Miss Locket, are you single?
Why do you ask?
@@lucylocket4740 if you are I shall wine and dine* you
Really?
@@lucylocket4740 *not line even if you're a coke head
Yes really
David Cameron as PM
Fuck.
Well, now he will get to be yelled at in the House Of Commons for a change.
Let's see how well he negotiates with the great power of a prime minister sitting on his shoulders.
Dearly hope he succeeds, for Britain and that alone!
Wow.
Anyone notice the little slip up at 2:07 - "and yes it's about making sure people are controlled" and he suddenly realised what he said and quickly changed to "in control" - did you hear it? Am I the only one who noticed this now nearly 13 years later. We were controlled during the pandemic, during lock down. Cameron told us 10 years before Covid.
You think David Cameron has a crystal ball or something?? Or maybe he was secretly Nostradamus? How on earth could anyone have been thinking about covid and lockdowns, back in 2010? I know you like to spread your conspiracy theories far and wide, but your dim-witted agenda doesn't fit here.
He missed out the word "in" briefly, before correcting immediately. As if he'd say in his first speech as the new PM, "I want people to be controlled" 😂😂
How does he do this with no notes / script? Does anyone know if DC has ever spoken about this since leaving politics
I wasn't alive at this time I was in my mums belly
I'm impressed you're watching this then, your like 9 or 10 (I was 3 in 2010, 13 now)
I was a few months old at this time. Now I'm 14 and the 2024 election has just ended
forgot he existed tbh
Did Cameron really just take from FDR and Kennedy's speeches?
@stateofpl4y how many middle classes clean the streets, treat the sewage, mend the roads, build houses? just wondering how you would do without these poorly paid services.
Conservative values, traditional values - a unconditional priority of interests, the rights and personal freedoms in interests of the state and a society. Respect of a private property, through a market competition. A unconditional recognition of universality and an optimality of traditional values entered in any model of ideology. On these bases our classical traditional world was under construction.
I was 3 when he became the prime minister
Same.
Same
Whether we had a hung parliament or not blah blah blah, don't forget hundreds of people were turned away at the polls in many different constituencies after they had to close at a certain time. This means the election could've been completely different. It's completely undemocratic and needs to change.
@evesapple Quite so, and this is essentially the main complaint I've seen against the new government. Other than skeptics the only problem is from people who have, for all of their life, been labour, now I can say last election I did indeed favour Labour but this election I favoured Tories, I'm no hypocrite, I didn't "betray" labour. Perhaps Labour voters should open their eyes to what Tories are doing in juxtaposition to Labour, attempting to solve our financial crisis sounds good to me atleast
How about now?
One of Cameron's best friends and neighbour is William Rollason, the man responsible for the collapse of Farepak Hampers, hope he doesn't take him on as an advisor!
I was surprised becauase the Papers said that Gordon Brown wouldn't leave until September!
This may sound naive to most people but...
David Cameron, please make this country a better place because I want to grow up in a proper society where people can get along with each other instead of stabbing or shooting or be racist to each other...
@phmiles I couldn't agree more- they say Tories are fascist, (which is a bit like saying labour are communists- just ignorant and wrong) but then have the gall to protest against democracy in action. 2 million more people voted for Tory than Labour- they didn't protest about the electoral process when Labour got voted in (with only 3% of the vote more than Tories, but getting 150 more seats) but as soon as things dont go their way, now they dont like it.
@DownfallPrion - I'm a Scot & voted Conservative too so not all scots voted Labour or Lib Dem. I do think your comment about being glad Cameron's English is pretty ignorant though. He could have been Scots, Welsh or Northern Irish-still all British. Anyway, with his surname he must have some Scots blood in him somewhere but I don't see how him being English makes any difference. There are a lot of highly intelligent people from Scotland too you know.
I DONT LIKE HIM HE IS STOPPING EMA
At least he's not as stupid as Donald trump or Boris Johnson
Lubdhak Das W why are you replying to me now? This was 10 years ago. I was a child 😂😂😂😂
@@Jolikaa didn't ask
That's a different channel
david cameron wants to cut 40 000 public sector jobs in basically 1 go! thats teachers nurses police men! how can this possibly be good! im not even old enough to remember THE Margarete Thatcher era but i have studied vastly and the pain and problems she caused this country helped put us in the state we are in now. Killing the mining industry for example. im not saying he wont be succesful im saying if he is anything like his predecessors or sees through his parties policy's HELP US ALL!
Traitor to conservatives.
Explain
Idiot
This is where it all started to go downhill
@DownfallPrion - oh and just for the record 'smile a while Tony' was prime minister longer than Gordon 'Charlie' Brown so I think most of the blame for the state of our country can be laid at his feet.
Samantha Cameron is standing about 10 feet away from him - has he dropped an outside stinky in all the excitement?
@gtgale1 Absolutely! I agree we should all band together to rebuild our nation that has been quite frankly sailed down the pan for too long, David Cameron can make a massive change not only helping the older generation who all these people shouting abuse always forget about, it's always me me me what about them I'm 22 and I have the respect to see that the older generation deserve more, they have worked their butts off to make this country a better place, and now we need to do the same. England!
Hi
my wallet (pre-emptively)hurts
@baashunter God I hope you get it, I hope the Tories do stop all the free English tax payers money you've been getting.
Well done Mr. Cameron, I'm very glad we finaly have a Conservative PM again after 13 years of Labour bullshit, it's about time!
Well after 10 years of conservative leadership, brexit, snap elections and austerity, be careful what you wished for
Dettmaster
Brexit is the only good thing, but yeah the rest is pretty bad.
@@jamesdettmann94 Labour caused austerity
@@BossySwan not really, the recession of 2008 was caused by the housing market bubble and the conservative party under Cameron introduced budget cuts in 2010 to return to normality, however I agree that Labour often causes a necessity for austerity if it spends too much
@@jamesdettmann94 Labour first started running a deficit in 2002. They pissed a massive surplus in 2000/01 up the wall which left our finances ill prepared for the crash when it came.
I was born the day labour came into power (May 2nd 1997) so this is my first day under a tory government .//dies... crap. D:
That time will come again
And he messed everything up to now with Rishi Sunsk..5 years later we got Sumak,Starmer Rayner etc
OOOO SHIT!
This sounds quite similar to kier starmer rn
@abhudson14 If Milliband gets in the country will become a third world country, just like it became under labour
Omg I remember when you couldn’t reply to other comments
And you gave nothing and your party took every thing
Echoes JFK a lot 'ask not what your country can do for you' shows the lack of incentives in Britain today.
Nigel Farage would make a much better PM
lets hope he is better than GB was..
David Cameron as PM
Fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffuck.
@crookedcomedy00 As for cuts how hard is it for you to understand the Uk governemnt has to pay off a estimated 2 trillion pounds worth of debts, please explain how you pay this without cutting? Oh wait, take out a bigger loan like Labour did or make more pointless civil service jobs!!!!!!! Ffs when will you learn money doesn't grow on trees!
@Pellegrino80 But he didn't head a coalition that's the difference so what are you getting at?
I love (read: fucking sick of) how people say things about a party without looking at the facts or their manifestos (when trying to make an opinion about a party's plans) then try and force their false opinions on other people. In truth every party in the UK does this.
At least it's not as bad as THE worst people that are guilty of this
The Fox News channel (specificly Glenn Beck and the rest of its opinion people).
We all miss you David! 😁
Speak for yourself, Tony Blair and David Cameron are the reason Britain is in the mess. Cameron was such a naive fool
Good for you, but David wouldn’t miss anyone except himself.
He ruined this country
@COZAM007 - You can say what you like about me - I couldn't care less. I am entitled to my own beliefs and opinions just like anyone else. Why do I bring shame on Scotland? Simply because I didn't vote the same way as the rest of the Labour voters!! Sorry but I don't think so! I'm British & can vote for who I want to run Britain & that definitely wasn't Labour!
I've never voted Tory before.... but I've never thrown myself! under a bus either!
I’ve never voted Labour before….but I’ve never thrown myself under a bus either!
I’ve never bussed Labour before …. but I’ve never voted either under a thrown myself!
Well, let's see what changes this will bring to the uk.
Some people here take politics WAY TOO SERIOUSLY!
I do not want a Tory government =(
@gtgale1 - you say Britain is a great country. It was once and could be again but don't you think you should have said 'help this fine young man get Britain back on the right track'. You've every right to be proud of being English but you are also British & he is the prime minister of Britain & not just England.
I think that people need to give him a chance to try put things right that labour fucked up!!! Quit whining and get on with life. I doubt we are gonna have that much of a massive change in our day to day life.
Because the Tories put everything right in their 14 years? GG
epic win
@1MrSpider This characteristic you speak of is an infection from America. And I am ashamed it came there. Probably too many UK MPs hiring American consultants to run their campaigns. I love the UK. I hope it works out, somehow.
hmm, my family have been strong labour voters for the past 10 years, i not old enough to vote, but i really dont like the ideas what the conservatives had in place, david cameron can talk, but its actions that count remember, and i guess no one can say we're fucked, give him a chance then judge him as i'll do, and with gordon brown, he made some mistakes but tony blair left him loads of problems.
Totaly usless
Legend.
I was only in primary and I told my primary teacher the news
SamCam is a cutie
@mts1977 I grew up during the 80s and britain was in a right mess cause of the tory party and we had the worse PM this country has had. In 97 thing got beter a fair country for and everyone will realies now what a mistake it was voting that toff Cameron.. Gordon BRown is far the beter pm