Most effective political ad ever.

Two weeks after this one minute commercial aired on the internet April 27, 2010, 06:30 AM, the Conservative Party joined forces with the Liberal democrats to form a congenial coalition government in Britain - the first coalition government in a generation.

Coincidence?

Or Butterfly Effect on the web?

Low hits sure, but perhaps great word-of-mouth...

Lib Dems score high on civil liberties, placing more electoral power in the hands of the people and Vince Cable. The Conservatives score high on pragmatic financial measures, resistance to European intrusion on British sovereignty and limited dependency on a bloated public sector for votes.

The Labour Party apparatchik was elected by just 165 votes in Sheffield Central.

The Lib Dems like Labour have ideas which they have problems putting into practice, and their parliamentary candidate probably suffered the backlash against the Lib Dem controlled Sheffield council.

Advertising can only do so much to shape opinion and behaviour.

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[sheffieldcentral]

Jimbob1969 is referring to ad pre-election result.

[jimbob1969]

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