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davieG

Ultra - Leicester's Lord Mayor

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Jim says it best

I knew Ultra had something to do with the council but I never knew he was right at the top of the food chain!

yes, yes it did!

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I want the new council to tear down all those fancy, shiny and faceless new buildings that were to "improve" the cityscape and instead replace them with something that actually oozes style and that resembles the way Leicester looked like some hundred years ago.

In short, I want class.

I call Colin to the rescue.

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Id like to run in an election against him if thats possible.

A vote for me, is a vote for free vending machines on every street corner and free goldfish for under 21 year olds.

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Glad to see Frog islands development is on his agenda, there was plans for a marina and new bars/cafes and shops down there but never materialised

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I can't think of a better arguement for Leicester having a directly elected Mayor.

We seriously could get him in a whole load of shit though couldn't we? Didn't he threaten to beat Jim with a baseball bat at somepoint :crylaugh:

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I didn't realise until I read the article that Ultra's parents had also been involved heavily at a local council/government level. Another Labour official who argues passionately against inherited opportunity. :whistle:

Four legs good, two legs better.

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I didn't realise until I read the article that Ultra's parents had also been involved heavily at a local council/government level. Another Labour official who argues passionately against inherited opportunity. :whistle:

Four legs good, two legs better.

:D:D

It's more of the sort of hypocrisy highlighted by Labour ministers and former ministers reacting against independent school education in their desperate and shameless efforts to fan the flames of class war despite having benefitted from such schooling themselves or personally supported the system with their own choices .

As in:

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article...k-on-cameron.do

http://www.allbusiness.com/education-train...13523045-1.html

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2...15875-18415673/

And how viciously Labour's hypocritcal hatred can come across:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2009/o...ised-chief-says

How opportunistic Ultra has been on the back of his parents political background I don't know but I've no doubt from talking to him that he's been strongly schooled in socialist principles from childhood to manhood, absorbing with apparent enthusiasm, the doubtful and, to many people, incentive-killing theories of Karl Marx along the way.

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I don't want to be churlish about this. Ultra's not one of my favourite posters but becoming Mayor is an honour and an achievement of sorts.

Even though I despise his politics I don't doubt that sincerely believes he is doing what's best for the majority of people in this country/his council ward.

I'll congratulate you Ultra.

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Hang on, didn't this man threaten TPH with a baseball bat and strongly insinuate that davieG was racist because he supported that bridge thing?

Then again, my mayor is Boris so I don't really know what point I'm trying to make.

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No idea who he is but I get the impression the new Leicester mayor is going to be a far left, deluded, unpopular, #@#?

No, no and no, basically.

For a start, being mayor of Leicester isn't like being mayor of London. A majority of people don't know or give a fook who you are and the "power" you wield isn't exactly fabulously evident. Not to say he has no authority and won't make any change but I doubt he's going to drastically alter many people's lives.

Secondly, having Thracian describe you as a hardcore socialist basically just means you don't vote BNP, he's probably got Webbo down as some sort of Maoist. Ultra's immensely quick to defend just about everything New Labour's ever done which would imply to me he falls in line with a lot of their politics even if they don't quite match up to whatever left-wing upbringing he had. Ergo I imagine he'll be confined to the same centerism that the entire government is run by.

As for deluded? Er, perhaps only in as much that he thinks he's got a clue about football. :whistle:

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