Sunday, April 18, 2010

Bored with the election? Try these new political parties...

Fed up of the same old politics and policies?


I thought I'd invent a few more. These are parties you can trust:

The Utopia Party


Believe: Utopia is a state of mind not a place.

Happiness is more important than wealth; and happiness is an attitude: we are already in the best of all possible worlds. It's just your mindset that needs adjusting.

Vote for us and we'll help you to change it.

The Retro Party


Believe: Things were better in the old days.

Vote for us and we'll turn the clock back. We'll:
  • Close down the internet

  • Bring back hanging

  • Bring back pounds shillings and pence (and farthings)

  • Only two tv channels

  • And four Trebor Chews for a penny


Vote for simpler times!

The Parity Party


Believe: The Poverty Gap - the difference between incomes in society - is responsible for most of our social ills.

So in future everyone will be paid the same salary pro rata no matter what job they do. Then people will choose the job they do because they want to do it not because it pays more.

Greedy people will leave the country: good riddance.

Bonus: besides creating an equal and happier society we'll save billions on paperwork in tax and NI since it'll be the same for everyone.

UKIP 2: The UK International Party


Believe: We will get the UK out of Europe by towing it to the Indian Ocean - and everyone benefits from a warmer climate.

UKIP 3: The UK Interplanetary Party


Believe: The World is going to hell in a handcart.

So we'll work to take the whole country into space and leave everyone else to fester in their own fetid juices.

The Nothing Party


Believe: We stand for nothing.

Vote for us and you won't be disappointed.

The Criminal Party


Believe: Only known lawbreakers can be MPs.

Result: for the first time you will have fully transparent MPs - you will know that they break the rules. Let's be honest: everyone breaks the rules if they can get away with it.

The Lazy Party


Believe: If you can be arsed to vote for us maybe we'll do something sometime.

Or not.

Like, how about the two day week?

Or is that too much?

Which one will you vote for?

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