Well it looks like Tory / Lib Dems

Whatever – we have to keep up the pressure for democracy.

A real vote on PR leading to a victory for democracy – full STV – so every party with more than 5% gets represented. Plus abolish the house of Lords and replace with a fully elected Second Chamber. Plus introduce all those reforms all the media and the parties agreed was necessary a year back when the full extent of the corruption was revealed.

We also need to keep up the pressure on all those found out as selfish, self serving and unprincipled MPs last time – so NO ENOBLEMENT FOR THE FLIPPERS AND THE EXPENSES CHEATS.

Did you know that a lot of them got re- elected – Hazel Blears got back in – we are going to publish the names of all those who managed like maggots to wriggle back into the rotting corpse of Parliament – so keep on letting them, their local media and anyone else you can think of that we have not forgotten who they are, what they did and why they are unfit for office - NO GOVERNMENT POSITIONS FOR THE OLD ROTTEN GUARD .

Post election - Proportional Representation

'In the light of the election results - we want everyone to support a petiton to ensure that we get a referendum on PR as part of any coalition. and we support any of the online campaigns to rpessdure all parties and the public to ensure that there is a referendum on full blow PR as part of a democtrativc renewal - including the direct election of the second chamber while abolishing the hereditory House Of lords - and that none of the discredited corrupt MPs who were caught out fiddling and flipping be given any peerages or elevation to the House of Lords.

We want to keep track both of the corrupt resignees and would welcome any updates / feedback and also of the progress of the hundreds of MPs who were re- elected despite their clear corruption and self interested manipulation of the system for personal gain - particularly the Tories ,as many of the moats and duck houses and other paraphinalia of the rich continuing their 'rightful' rip off of us the taxpayers, have been unfortunately re- elected.

It was a shame that the Independents did nopt do as well as we hoped but at least there was 1 green MP elected and the nationalists who seem to be committed to greater democracy and autonomy from a progressive perspective are still able to make some input into the process of renewal.

Besides the commitment to PR and a democtraitc renewal we hope that who ever comes inro power starts addressing the issues of the banks, of controlling and regulating and taxing the speculators, the banks and their bonuses, separating the banks from the speculators, introducing taxes on market and currency transactions, and starting to put into place all those controla that were agreed as key over a year ago. if not the speculation and financial crisis will continue to grow as in part a result of our politicans still not taxing, regulating and standing up to the globalised power of the markets who as we speak are using our bail out money to brutally attack ordinary people and governments economies solely to ensure that the billionaires and global capital become even more grotesquesly rich on the backs of a global attack on ordinary people's lives and on public services across the globe.

None of the parties appear ready to take on the speculators, even the EU are calling for more radical measures than our parties but at least Cable is trying to address these isssues - so whatever the coaltion lets hear it for Cable as Chancellor.