As Cameron is only a year or so into his tenure after the general election, it has arose he may not be in that postition for much longer. Hundreds of Britons have opened their eyes and appealed for the immediate resignation of David Cameron. After years of lies and manipulation from 'Dodgy Dave' as one Labour MP called him before he was thrown out of the House of Commons.

Here are a few reasons 'Dodgy Dave' must resign !

- Like many Conservatives he has been accused of not paying his taxes, but makes sure the poor in the North do.
- Speaking about the North, the Conservatives have also been accused of abusing money which is allocated to Scotland,Wales and Northern Ireland. It seems he doesn't give a fuck about the North of England. Living in the North myself I cant stress enough how poor these areas are and how much it's been abused. Lanchsire,Yorkshire,Merseyside and the Midlands all unfortunately are home to poverty and some of the worst places in England. But as the Conservaritves are a party for the rich, Labour and UKIP control most of the votes up here; what's the point in looking after people who aren't going to vote for us right?
-He has recently been linked with offshore funds in the Panama papers, along with his father.
-He and the conservatives decided to bomb Syria despite public disarray on the matter. I can't remember the figures but more than 80% of the public said no !
-His rat face, right hand man, George Osborne has decided to cut the disabled benefits down to £30 a month, the sugar tax and much more make him just as much as a twat.
- he has many times insulted Jeremy Corbyn for his attire, not very gentleman like.
AND HE FUCKED A PIG!!!
This is just in the last couple of weeks !

Wow, and I thought American politics were bad. Putting your anatomical fun part into a pig? Oh boy.

A statement from Jeremy Corybn, Labour leader.

It is now clear that the Prime Minister has misled the public about his personal involvement in offshore tax avoidance schemes. It took five weasel-worded statements in five days for the Prime Minister to admit that he has personally profited from an undeclared Caribbean tax haven investment deal.

After years of calling for tax transparency and attacking complex offshore tax arrangements as “morally wrong”, the Prime Minister has been shown to have personally benefited from exactly such a secretive offshore investment.

His determination to conceal that arrangement over many years raises serious questions over public trust in his office and his willingness to be straight with the public. It is extraordinary that after pocketing the profits from his offshore investment trust, the Prime Minister was lobbying the European Union against transparency in the ownership of trusts.

Once again the message has gone out that there is one rule for the wealthy and another for the rest of us. Dodging taxes is a moral issue. It is taking money for schools and hospitals out of the pockets of working people.

But the revelations of industrial scale tax dodging and corruption from Panama haven’t just raised issues about the Prime Minister’s personal integrity. They also highlight his Government’s failure to take decisive action to crack down on tax avoidance and evasion.

Government connivance with tax havens and refusal to take serious action against tax avoidance and evasion is sucking tax revenues from our public finances. Tolerance of tax avoidance and tax havens, and inaction on tax evasion, is denying funds to the public purse and leads directly to cuts in services and benefits that are hurting millions of people in Britain.

The Prime Minister has lost the trust of the British people. He must now give a full account of all his private financial dealings and make a statement to Parliament next week. Only complete openness from the Prime Minister, and decisive action against tax avoidance and evasion, can now deal with the issues at the heart of this scandal.

A least it was consensual pig sex.

It's not rape if it's not alive.

The Tories aren't going to fall to Corbyn anytime soon.

It's only going to get worse. knyte is right: Corbyn simply can't win. I'm sorry but it's just too unrealistic. But it's going to get worse, with Boris Johnson / George Osborne / Michael Gove / Theresa May. Any of these twats would be terrible.

Nigel Farage

^ Fascist

I'm sorry Ox, but if Ed Milliband was close,I'm quite sure Jeremy Corybn can. Cameron is not a year into his second tenure and has cocked up more times than imaginable. For the British public to request his resignation is quite mind blowing.

#Dogdy Dave

http://youtu.be/85U44-kyjIg

The only time Britain gets people in the streets like this, is for hooligans fighting at football matches.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3531269/David-Cameron-unpopular-Jeremy-Corbyn-PM-agrees-publish-six-years-tax-returns-Panama-Papers-leak.html

Edited 4/11/2016 22:46:17

Milliband and Corbyn are both unpopular for different reasons.

Cameron IS popular for all the wrong reasons. Any Tory is a bad Tory.

Nigel Farage and Nicola Sturgeon need to have a moderate baby. I lean more to the SNP as is, but it's a tough choice. SNP is smart about some things, and some not, same with UKIP.

The problem is that money is draining out faster than it is coming in, a labour government at this point would be a disaster. With regards to the pig story there is no evidence for it, and he did in fact pay tax on the paltry £30000 he had offshore. Moreover the reason the north of England is struggling is that all the resources are gone, coal etc... this makes it harder to build up the manufacturing industry along with the fact that any manufacturing will face fierce competition from china, india and germany, so trying to build up the north is like throwing money into a hole.

So they throw little money at it, that's abuse.

Nigel Farage and Nicola Sturgeon need to have a moderate baby.

How about a Anglo-Centric extremist baby?

http://archiveofourown.org/works/5816968?view_adult=true

I'm sorry Ox, but if Ed Milliband was close,

Was he close? I briefly followed the UK election and I was under the impression Labour lost so many seats they had the fewest in nearly 40 years.

The comment section on the Guardian was full of labour supporters blaming everyone but themselves for their loss, it was glorious.

Did anyone get the animal farm reference :(