Hard not to feel that all the Green Party's campaign is missing is a laughter track, tbh

[Berni]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/green-party/1151898 4/Natalie-Bennett-suffers-car-crash-interview-on-BBC-Radio-4 -Today-programme.html (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/green-party/11518984/Natalie-Bennett-suffers-car-crash-interview-on-BBC-Radio-4-Today-programme.html)

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

She's also clearly a foreigner. One might respectfully suggest that it would be a clear demonstration of good manners were she to remove her antipodean beak from our affairs.

[Monty91]

for the coming years and decades?

Surely more commendable than claiming they will achieve these things in the next Parliament?

[In Arsene we rust]

The thought of a bunch of tree-huggers running the country is utterly ridiculous :nono:

[Berni]

[Classic Jorge]

Anybody would think they aren't friends with Ruprecht anymore.

[Berni]

The Greens aren't going to take a single vote off the tories, are they? They're all going to come from disaffected Labour voters.

I think The Telegraph - like the rest of us - just find their incompetence funny. In fact, I noticed that Guardian lesbo-columnist Julie Bindel tweeted the nastiest (albeit funniest) thing about the interview, when she said that if Natalie Bennett had any fewer brain cells, she'd need watering twice a day. :hehe:

[Classic Jorge]

What with the whole Sturgeon business and all.

I tell you, anybody would think Dave has promised the Barclay Boys more tax breaks or something.

[Berni]

Leak it and then the tory party was able to stand well back holding its nose while Labour and the SNP kicked lumps out of each other.

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]

Masterful stuff. All keeping the image of a bunch of two-faced scotchers out for themselves at the forefront of people's minds.

[Classic Jorge]

[Fred Killah]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Fred Killah]

en, frikandel and haring (and I'm not just talking about her haring mind)

FEBO is the finest eating chain establishment in the world :cloud9:

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Close by you have Scheveningen, which is a fun seaside town, and Leiden, whence hailed my Pa. But new herring, krokets and frikadellen make any town great.

[Fred Killah]

We actually went out to Scheveningen when I was last there 2 weeks ago, but given the rotten weather the only memorable thing was the glass of wine and calamari had in a rather cushy and warm beachside restaurant.

Honestly though, there really isn't much action in Den Haag. I was almost yearning to come back to London after just 5 days there!