>>25185

His only problem was being too honest. The rest would have either not bothered to turn up at all or voted anyway and kept quiet about it.

> Bessie, my dear, you are ugly, and what's more, you are disgustingly ugly. But tomorrow I shall be sober and you will still be disgustingly ugly.

>>25185 Much as I love havin' a go at the Tories, I can't really see any problem here. I'd probably have a few drinks if I won an election too.

We need more boozed out members of the commons. Who knows, it might actually cause them to make more sane decisions.

>>25192

I think it would take something harder or more mind-altering than that, but it would be a start.

>>25189
On the one hand, realising what you can't or shouldn't do when drunk while drunk is a very valuable skill and the decision not to vote was a good one, just like taking a cab instead of driving yourself home in the same situation would be. The context, however, makes a difference: while he handled his drink admirably, he perhaps shouldn't have been drinking in the first place.

I realise that he could've gone on a bender in a pub instead of attending and taken none of the current flack, but still.

>>25188
Quite right, sir. Drunk MPs are a proud tradition of our country. Whatever would we have done without winsome old Winnie?

>>25204
Made favourable peace with Germany, retained our empire and way of life, free from American mass media and cultural Marxists subverting and perverting everything we hold dear?

>>25205
To be fair it probably would have been an alliance with Germany, given the way Hitler constantly had wet dreams about an anglo-german alliance.

>>25209
I doubt we'd be up for that. The deal on the table, I seem to recall, was to withdraw from France, having them pay minor indemnities (probably the loss of Alsace-Lorraine) and leaving the Krauts to have a bash at the dirty Bolshies.

>>25211

And then bend over for some supreme anal rape as soon as he had cleaned up elsewhere.

>>25212
Not a chance. Read Mein Kampf and other stuff he said/wrote. He wanted an alliance with us almost as bad as he wanted all the jews dead.

>>25213

As if the old rantings of a fruitloop are to be taken as a solid gold guarrantee.

>>25214
i'd trust an idealogue over an opportunist any day: they're consistent.

>>25205 makes a good point, actually. without the european infighting of ww2, europe could still be the world's power base. we tend to think that winning wars is the best possible outcome. OTOH, its usually better not to fight at all. See Switzerland for a favourable WW2 outcome.

>>25215
forgot my picture; sorry guys!
also interesting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Jewish_Congress_lawsuit_against_Swiss_Banks

I'D RATHER DIE THAN DO A DEAL WITH THE FILTHY HUN

WE SHALL NEVER SURRENDER

What utter piffle.

I strongly suspect outright trolling here.