> Regarding Tory policy and recent discussions, I have a question to ask
> -
>
> There is a currently a problem of lack of policy. Yes there is.
> Those arguing in favour of the current Cameron approach say that they
> have lost three elections in a row and therefore there *must* be a
> change if they are not to lose a fourth. Cameron says that they must
> learn the lessons of the last 10 years and nto repeat the same old
> tune.
> IMHO the Tories obsession with 'change' and to adopt what Blair made
> popular has become so intense that they have forgotten one thing -
> maybe people are against New Labour becasue they tried and tested them
> and they have failed. Maybe they *do* want some of those 'tired old
> mantras', you know, the ones that confirmed that Britain is and always
> has been, a small c conservative country. Labour adopted the
> incompetence and corruption of the Major government and turned it into
> an art form by dressing it up with celeb cool culture, and people now
> hate labour for that. Maybe there is a shred of possibility that
> people thought the grass was greener because they had had a bellyful ...

>Maria wrote:

>> Regarding Tory policy and recent discussions, I have a question to ask
>> -
>>
>> There is a currently a problem of lack of policy. Yes there is.
>> Those arguing in favour of the current...

> On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 11:43:32 +0100, lep hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>

>> Maria wrote:

>>> Regarding Tory policy and recent discussions, I have a question to ask
>>> -
>>>
>>> There is a currently a problem of lack of policy. Yes there is.
>>> Those arguing in favour of the current Cameron approach say that they
>>> have lost three elections in a row and therefore there *must* be a
>>> change if they are not to lose a fourth. Cameron says that they must
>>> learn the lessons of the last 10 years and nto repeat the same old
>>> tune.
>>> IMHO the Tories obsession with 'change' and to adopt what Blair made
>>> popular has become so intense that they have forgotten one thing -
>>> maybe people are against New Labour becasue they tried and tested them
>>> and they have failed. Maybe they *do* want some of those 'tired old
>>> mantras', you know, the ones that confirmed that Britain is and always
>>> has been, a small c conservative country. Labour adopted the ...

>Maria wrote:

>> On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 11:43:32 +0100, lep hotmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>

>>> Maria wrote:

>>>> Regarding Tory policy and recent discussions, I have a question to ask
>>>> -

>...

> On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 11:52:16 +0100, lep hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>

>> Maria wrote:

>>> On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 11:43:32 +0100, lep hotmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>

>>>> Maria wrote:

>>>>> Regarding Tory policy and recent discussions, I have a question to ask
>>>>> -
>>>>>
>>>>> There is a currently a problem of lack of policy. Yes there is.
>>>>> Those arguing in favour of the current Cameron approach say that they
>>>>> have lost three elections in a row and therefore there *must* be a
>>>>> change if they are not to lose a fourth. Cameron says that they must
>>>>> learn the lessons of the last 10 years and nto repeat the same old
>>>>> tune.
>>>>> IMHO the Tories obsession with 'change' and to adopt what Blair made
>>>>> popular has become so intense that they have forgotten one thing - ...

> Regarding Tory policy and recent discussions, I have a question to ask
> -
>
> There is a currently a problem of lack of policy. Yes there is.
> Those arguing in favour of the current Cameron approach say that they
> have lost three elections in a row and therefore there *must* be a
> change if they are not to lose a fourth. Cameron says that they must
> learn the lessons of the last 10 years and nto repeat the same old
> tune.
> IMHO the Tories obsession with 'change' and to adopt what Blair made
> popular has become so intense that they have forgotten one thing -
> maybe people are against New Labour becasue they tried and tested them
> and they have failed. Maybe they *do* want some of those 'tired old
> mantras', you know, the ones that confirmed that Britain is and always
> has been, a small c conservative country. Labour adopted the
> incompetence and corruption of the Major government and turned it into
> an art form by dressing it up with celeb cool culture, and people now
> hate labour for that. Maybe there is a shred of possibility that
> people thought the grass was greener because they had had a bellyful ...