Wednesday, 20 July 2011

I'm so bored with this!

I'm so bored with this, the media hysteria seems never-ending over this exaggerated story.The neurosis over this matter which the BBC has displayed is shocking. As the Liberals would normally say, "Can we move on now?" So now must be the time to move on. Miliband has now over-egged the Coulson bit, at least Cameron is doing something about it. These things were happening when Labour were in power so why try & throw all of the blame on this Government, but then that is just so typical of Labour blame anyone but themselves. No one is going to forget how dreadful this has been for the Dowler Family and the rest of the people that have had their phones hacked into.
We have had 13 years of a disastrous Liebore Government.We need to get back to dealing with real issues - we have a world economic crisis on our hands and a famine in Africa - to name just two. Listen to the BBC , hardly any mention of either.
I suggest we let this Government try and get on with the rest of the problems facing our Country & the EU. If not sorted out soon it will be catastrophic for all of us.


Wednesday, 13 July 2011

Does anyone actually still believe a word yellow streak Brown has to say?

Since the early 90s yellow streak Brown worked closely with the gutter press to smear and attack his political enemies; he smeared his labour enemies as much as he smeared his Tory enemies. He briefed against anyone who stood in his way and used the gutter press to serve his preoccupation of revenge and spite and hatred. He has pent a year sulking and plotting revenge on those he believes destroyed him; he should be looking at himself with the help of a trained psychoanalyst.
Yellow streak Brown spent his short and disastrous time at number10 planting smears against anyone who dared to cross him; he worked closely with NI and Murdoch through his smear unit. Strange how this man claims to be a victim when it suits, the classic reaction of a mentally unstable pathological bully. Yellow streak Brown is the sole author of his demise and fall.
His claim that he was in tears about the Sun story on his sick child, a total fabrication of course because he was a source of the story; he had control over whether the story ran; Brooks asked permission to run the story and yellow streak Brown not only agreed but contributed some gut wrenching self serving guff to grub up some public sympathy and if he was so upset then why did he invite Brooks to organise a slumber party for his kids; have cosy photo ops and parties with Murdoch & Co afterwards?
In yellow streak Browns tiny little disturbed mind he blames everyone else for his troubles, on a pathological level he cannot accept responsibility for his own actions, he cast around for someone else to blame and he holds a fanatical determination to punish his perceived enemies. In effect he is a perfect socialist, displaying all the defects of socialists throughout the world.

Monday, 11 July 2011

Miliband and Labour have been stuck up Murdoch's fundament for years.

The Labour Party, as run by Miliband, should contain a clear health warning " This product may contain nuts".
Labour is irrelevant. No political party has distinguished itself by calling for legislation to oust Murdoch from our political scene, and none will. There is proven collusion between the police, the press and the parliament. This triangle of tyrannical power-fiends is the problem; News International is just its symptom.

The only answer is to overthrow all the forces whose primary goal is to exploit the British public in order to make more money for foreign multinationals. 'Overthrow' meaning by the ballot box or otherwise.

Tuesday, 21 June 2011

Brothers & sisters? They don't know the meaning of the words.

I do wish these people would stop talking about their "brothers and sisters" it sounds so ridiculous particularly when all these unions are being let by people on hefty salaries, generous perks and big "company" cars, who will never go short of anything whilst their members are on strike - not for them the strike pay of their members. Not for them anything less than gold plated pensions whatever happens in the public sector because they will have cast iron contracts!
They make me tired with their selfishness - why should everyone else have had to put up with them retiring at 50 or 55 on pensions paid for by the workers of this country? Why should everyone else put up with LAB OUR yellow streak Brown ransacking private pensions to fund the Labour excesses. Why should everyone else be expected to tighten their belts into old age, whilst these "brother & sisters" continue to retire anything up to 20 years before the new retirement age? Like Scargil, Prentis won't ever starve. This strike is about political opposition to the Tory component of the government and little to do with the welfare of public sector workers who are acting like spoilt children. The private sector has struggled for the past 3 years and had their pensions robbed by yellow streak Brown. Now it's your turn, Brothers & sisters? They don't know the meaning of the words.

Saturday, 26 March 2011

Red Eds march

Red Ed is marching because he was asked to do so by his paymasters, the unions. Where was he when Gordo's cabinet took the decision to bail out bankers. Yes, he was part of the mafia which appointed Labour crony Lord Browne to recommend to raise tuition fees. Red Ed is marching with his paymasters the union barons. Labour have proved, without a doubt, they are good at criticism, it got them into power once. Stand up and say, "they are doing it wrong", Don't offer an alternative, don't admit your own wrong doings or failures just criticise.
They are so good at it.
I was at a party, normal kitchen talk and it turns to politics, I made the comment that Labour usually ended up running to the IMF... one person immediately commented, " Are you saying labour can't handle money?" The reply was obviously. "Yes"
He never spoke to me again.
I wonder where he is now? Probably in the march with Red Ed and his paymasters.

Tuesday, 15 March 2011

Come off it the two Red Ed's have the same old story. Tax the Banks and reduce VAT.You are both Deficit deniers!

They should ask themselves who is responsible for it all - the bankers were just a small part of it. It is Liebore's prolific spending spree, particularly on benefits that is to blame. Remember the infamous note left by Liam "sorry there is no money left"! Liam Byrne's "No money left" note has presumably been airbrushed out of existence but someone really should tell the Red Eds that banks have quietly restructured away from bonus payments to huge pay rises instead so their "cautious" £2b from a windfall tax on bonuses ain't going to be there. If it was, and Red EdBalls could then fund 110,000 jobs for the young as claimed today, maybe the architect of the £150b deficit would enlighten us as to why that spending ( I meant investment) didn't create (110000 x 75 ie £150b/£2b) or 8m jobs when holding office?
Maybe a party persistently on the edge of bankruptcy with a Shadow Chancellor in trouble with expenses and a court case for debt should just "shut up" on policies with financial implications or at least allow the Shadow Ministers who can actually do sums to speak for themselves.

Sunday, 20 February 2011

The yellow streak writes but there's no mention of Libya,I wonder why!

What a nerve you have Mr yellow streak Brown! To claim that you care about the plight of young people after your period as Chancellor is unbelievable. After all, it was you, Mr yellow streak Brown who squandered billions of pounds during your years as chancellor on projects which probably had more to do with enhancing your short term image and improve your chances of succeeding Blair rather than doing what was right for the country.
It was you who sold off the nations gold which cost the nation over 12 billion pounds despite being advised against do so by your own treasury officials. It was also you who has saddled future generations with massive future debts from PFI projects simply to hide the figures from the balance sheets and therefore, make yourself look good with the nations finances in the short term. The private finance companies are, doubtless,very happy - but the rest of the nations young people will have to pay for this for over 30 years to come at a final bill to the taxpayer of £200 billion.
Is this the same yellow streak Brown that poured money into education that led to 1 in 4 pupils unable to speak the Queen's English or do basic reading and writing tasks? The same man that deliberately dumbed down exams to get fictitious results? The same man that spent every penny of our money as though there was no tomorrow? The same man that it is now revealed stole £80billion from some of the best pension schemes in the world?
Finally, it was you who advocated light-touch regulation, and steered our economy away from manufacturing industry and towards financial services which is why we are in the mess we are now. You were blessed with large sums of money during your term in power and could have done what most decent Labour chancellors would probably have done by investing in manufacturing and giving hope to those young people whom you now claim to care so much about. Future generations will not judge you well and who could blame them?
It's time for you to shut up, Mr yellow streak Brown, and let people who actually know and care about education to get on with it. You will find that your friend Gaddafi needs you.