15 Sunday Sep 2013
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A clown has been spotted in Northampton, he knocked on one door offering to paint window sills, with no painting equipment. Is this a new tact by the Tory party, trying to make people laugh while continuing their policy of not doing anything they say. Or is it Iain Duncan Smith trying to lure children away from people on benefits, and then reduce their benefits due to an unused bedroom.
The Tories will stop at nothing!
03 Friday May 2013
Posted in Media, Politics, Social History
UKIP legitimise all those abhorrent views that we fight so hard to get rid of; George Galloway condones ‘non consensual’ sex – that’s rape in my book; Winston McKenzie believes homosexuality is evil and same sex adoptions would be an abhomination; encouragement of ex BNP supporters to vote for them:
“We’re not racist but send the buggers back, we’ve got enough”
The but is all you need to hear. It’s only been 3 years but already we have been reminded that Tory rule is no longer appropriate – there are new attitudes, a new generation that don’t believe in the old Etonian oxbridge rule; the status quo cannot be kept because as a country we are going through a natural change. Respect for authority: police, councils, politicians etc has never been so low they don’t represent change, simply maintain the established order.
What do you do when the whole system no longer works?
Bring back the Whigs – that will sort it all out.
18 Monday Feb 2013
Posted in Politics, Social History
So fizzy pop has hidden costs and should be taxed. Obesity, tooth decay is all causing a strain on our resources. What about freedom of choice.
I tell you a bigger drain is the the fucking Tory Party so tax them. As a result of Tory Policy there is less investment, less incentives put into our health service, so eventually you will have to pay for health insurance then you will see all our health decline.
‘You’re not covered for that’ will become a well used phrase if the Tories have there way.
18 Tuesday Dec 2012
Posted in Politics, Social History
Is it a coincedence that as the Queen visits the Cabinet, the Government announce that the redundancy notice period will be halved.
I’m sure they all laughed and smiled as they bond over how they never have to worry about feeding their families – lets all fuck the workers
Its a fucking disgrace!
08 Saturday Dec 2012
Posted in Politics, Social History
28 Wednesday Nov 2012
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I was talking to one of the Labour councillors last night, who believes that a Labour victory is imminent and will continue the good work done by the late Malcolm Wicks. She didn’t see Winston as a threat (and that was before she heard of his recent outburst) and though that Lee Jasper has too much baggage.
I met Andrew Stranack on Saturday, and whilst he is a Tory, he appears a nice chap but shouldn’t do well due to the demographic of South Norwood. I am actually appalled that a National Front member is standing and hope that the electorate show them that they are not welcome around our neighbourhood.
Perhaps it will be a shoe in after all.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croydon_North_by-election,_2012
19 Monday Nov 2012
Posted in Economy, Social History
If I didn’t know better I would think that he wants to cut all the red tape which will allow business’ to screw the workforce any which way they can. Or am I being too cynical.
With all the money that went into the Tories education you would have thought there would be one decent economist among them.
04 Tuesday Sep 2012
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Well there no suprises that there is little change in the top jobs in the cabinet, even Ken Clarke will still make an appearance, but the worrying thing is there nothing will change in the country. The rest of the changes are mere furnishing
Cameron may have faith in the ‘Untouchables’ or at least share the same school tie but what about the working class Mr Cameron, what about the working class. The longer the Tories stay in the more the working class will be marginalised with people embarrassed of their true class. Lots of people aspiring for social mobility and believing that voting Tory is in their best interests.
The existing system within Parliament is no longer in our classes best interest and needs to be abolished with something which is more represenative of our country with death to the career politician.
Jason E Cooper 