Friday, 30 October 2009
McNulty issued his 'grovelling apology' and then went on BBC News saying that he had done nothing wrong.

'grovelling apology'
I listened to McNulty's apology and his interview later of BBC radio 5. It struck me that he was actually apologising for being caught rather than acknowledging that he had ripped of the tax payer. How can anybody justify a claim for a second home allowance when his first home was only a few miles away.
Is this the same McNulty who as a Home Office Minister embraced zero tolerance? If so, that would have been at the same time as he was making "careless" claims for benefits he was not entitled to. The bare faced hypocritical dishonesty of today's "apology" beggars belief. Its just that they have to live by the rules that the likes of creeps such as McNulty enact.
For the life of me I cannot see why he is not being prosecuted - like Blears, Smith, Hoon, Woodward, Straw etc. He has cheated the tax payer out of over £60,000 and has to pay back £13,000 - not a bad day's work! It just shows how weak or unprepared to act against "their own" this government is. Every pound he took had to be earned by a taxpayer. He just took it, earning it for somebody was quite a lot harder.
The more one hears the more one is sickened. We can' t rid ourselves of Bliar and discredited one time MP's are reinvented and parachuted into positions as Lords.
This goes on and on and on - and none of them are ever really punished. I could become really rather depressed about all this. I think I'll bury my head in the sand.
Like yellow streak Brown.
The more one hears the more one is sickened. We can' t rid ourselves of Bliar and discredited one time MP's are reinvented and parachuted into positions as Lords.
This goes on and on and on - and none of them are ever really punished. I could become really rather depressed about all this. I think I'll bury my head in the sand.
Like yellow streak Brown.
Wednesday, 28 October 2009
This Government is a disgrace.

Charles Haddon-Cave QC Report on the tragic storey of the NIMROD is a judgement on this Governments failures. He should be applauded by every servicemen, their families and the whole country for showing up the inefficiencies of the MOD.
Listening to Bob Ainsworth's saying "sorry" for what happened he thinks "sorry" is enough for loved ones left behind. He should consider resigning. So should yellow streak Gordon Brown, or better still call an election.
Ever since this useless government came into power it has reduced it's defence budget while at the same time over-committing our forces.
It is this culture of savings over safety which is at the root of many, if not most of the casualties in Afghanistan, and while some serving officers may be blameworthy, it is this pervasive culture, spawned by this government, which is primarily to blame. If we cannot afford to properly equip our servicemen and women in Afghanistan, and keep that equipment in a properly serviceable condition then, irrespective of political considerations, we should pull out of there.
They have treated them like second class citizens breaking the covenant. I am heartbroken for these families who have to pick up the pieces just because the government failed in it's duty to care for our service personnel.
This Government is a disgrace.
Not one of them are fit for purpose can't wait for them all to go.
The BNP membership have sussed out Griffin.

Nick Griffin could face a fresh challenge as leader of the BNP after his performance on Question Time.
His critics within the party say he "fluffed" the chance to make the case for nationalism to the British people.
Just as David Cameron hopes yellow streak Brown will remain leader of his party, I hope Nick Griffin will long remain leader of his. The other panel members on QT especially Jack Straw put up a poor showing, but much less so than Griffin who had much more at stake. Here we saw, was not a man of towering intellect, in spite of his fabled Cambridge education. He revealed himself as a cunning and devious slug of a man, one minute blustering pompous, the next trembling, dry mouthed, and appeared to be completely at a loss and out of his depth in a public platform.
Preaching to the converted of his party members, we see footage of him striking poses, rallying the faithful, he makes a cunning agent provocateur with a haranguing style that relies totally on division and hatred.
There is no mileage in Griffin outside of his party. His complacency and self regard weaken him to the extent that he comes across as a fool and a buffoon.
Long may he remain leader of the BNP.
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
Christmas fine, but in which decade!

Yellow streak Gordon Brown gave the ultimate hostage to fortune this morning by stating categorically that the British economy would be growing again by Christmas.
This masterpiece ranks alongside "no more boom and bust" and "...we not only saved the world..." as among the most memorable of this Moron's most famous utterings. It makes you wonder what figures he and his corrupt cronies are busily massaging to make this miracle happen!
It may have escaped yellow streak Brown's deluded mind that the next quarter's figures will not be published until the third week in January. So, he is going to do what comes naturally, lie about it again.
This country has been living on borrowed time for too long now. The "prosperity" of the last decade was an illusion funded on the back of excessive bank lending and a property bubble which allowed people to withdraw the "equity" in their homes to fund a lifestyle they could not afford. With no real industry left, yes, I know we have some, but a lot of it is specialised and small scale, dwindling reserves of oil and gas, rising unemployment and a national debt most of which is off the books, PFIs and public sector pension commitments that is out of control, I see no way of returning to our glorious past.
Instead I see the rise of the East and the BRIC economies and the slow grind down of western living standards.
Anyone with any sense will leave this sinking ship, or at the very least, start taking Mandarin language lessons.
Sunday, 25 October 2009
David 'Monkey'Miliband -- have you NO shame?


Miliband said that a Blair presidency would be ''very good for Britain as well as very good for Europe'' and said he was ''puzzled'' by Conservative opposition to the prospect of having a British politician in such a senior European role.
Milliband -- have you NO shame?
Tony Blair is a deceptive and slick man who has ruined Britain; destroyed the greatness of a place that had been the envy of the world and turned it into a laughing stock.
Whilst he was the Prime Minister this country became involved in two conflicts. The justification for the Iraq War is somewhat suspect and the other one in Afghanistan has been badly led by the Americans who have now got themselves into a Vietnam style conflict. Blair has responsibility. He rushed into the conflict to keep friendly and on good terms with President Bush Junior. Blair's handling of these conflicts does not lend himself for such a prestigious post.
The only place this man should go is The Hague and stand trial. Oh, yes, he will stop traffic -- for protests which he will ignore and other demonstrations.
People do not like him; they do not trust him yet MPs like Miliband can't see that.
Please Mr Blair; disappear with your wife into the woodwork and never be seen or heard from again. Miliband, you need to look very hard at this man you want as President of the EU -- he will be nothing short of a disaster.
Blair is the most despicable candidate for such a prestigious position. Some would say he is a slippery character, slime ball comes to mind. A war monger who changes his mind depending on the circumstances. He has shown himself to be only for self and what is in it for himself. He should be shown the door. He is not wanted. He is not worthy. A Churchill he is not.
God help us all if is forced on us from the Brussels bureaucracy .
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