Party Political Broadcast By The Conservatives 30th Apr 1985

[HonestMan395]

They still use the same lies and fear mongering to day. They work on the old newspaper principle, "Never let the truth get in the way of a good story".

They've just done the same thing with the AV referendum. Unfortunately, with the gullible public, it works.

Seeing people voting for the NO campaign, was like watching turkeys vote for Christmas.

[ladmolav]

I'd vote Conservative on the back of that.

[britishjohn04]

ah, the days when Tories were Tories rather than the shallow imitation that they are today.

[justlettersandnumber]

'LibLab Labourland' doesn't make sense. Much like the rest of the PPB.

[tdp1909]

@justlettersandnumber That statement is Oxymoronic.

[Runrome]

1.10,1.11 politics in the class room well the Tories should be happy children are so aphtatic and lacking in an education of the wider world.

The Tories propganda is realty tv shows glamorising business and directnless consumarisim

[fichbar]

Well said.

[Bravyoura]

Look it's king slug ooze smarm:D

[lelvish1]

I am a Liberal, but I have to say this is a very good PPB. And there is something likeable about Kenneth Baker, he is a bit different in manner from the usual nasty Tory Thatcherites.

[Speegs23]

Hello, from across the pond, i must say your coalition government building sounds even more frustrating than the partisan politics that occur stateside.

The Republicans and Democrats in congress have no such power to declare certain regions nuke free or education specific, that is left to the peoples of local constituencies to decide.

[parra9876]

Kenneth Baker! I thought he was a Heathite, not a crypto-Peronist

[Supermercado]

Declaring yourself a nuclear free zone and teaching peace in schools. What a bunch of swine!

[Durbs75]

Exactly, exactly the point!

[TheFlyingPurpleHippo]

Well you're not missing the point at all there are you...

[RobinCarmody]

Presumably this is the one that went out on Tuesday 30th April 1985. The announcement at the start is by Tom Edwards at Thames.