Oh dear Ed. Get off the bandwagon

Ed Miliband tried to justify his puerile efforts of seeking expulsion of a Cabinet Minister. His article in The Independent today has not inspired left liberals or progressives in his party – in fact, Ed has infuriated them.

Currently, 4 pages of comments. None of them are an endorsement for his position or actions..

Read Full Post »

The death of super injunctions

Judges hold, allegedly, connotations that the tabloid press behave similar to feral wolves and must be tamed. ‘Celebrities’, who claim to represent some moral authority and superiority over the rest of society, silence the press – whenever their public image is threatened.

In a true free and democratic society all individuals are equal within the law and (more importantly) the press are truly free.

Is it right a █████████ can use their wealth to prevent the press from publishing extracts and allegations about a ███████████ and ██████████?; █████████, █████████, ███████████ and others should be ashamed of their behaviour.

Censorship is abhorrent and incompatible to a modern free press.

Majority of the allegations pertain to █████████, but imagine the implications if a super injunction was granted to halt a serious media investigation? How would the people become informed and protected?

Britain needs a ‘First Amendment’-esque Constitutional amendment or a privacy law, which strikes the correct balance. Currently, judges are interpreting or creating a legal narrative that is unjust and unfair to the press.

Read Full Post »

An example of how Labour is out of touch

@peterhain Loads of TV coverage of Cameron and Clegg at wedding but none of Ed. BBC airbrushing Labour like the Palace?

Yes, you read that correct. Peter Hain, and the Labour party, expect the BBC to focus on Ed Miliband during the Royal Wedding. Politicising a public event is never a good idea Peter – public hates it.

Another example of their arrogance was Ed Miliband informing his followers that he was walking to the Abbey; in order to meet the crowds. I’m sure Her Majesty will not enjoy the Leader of Her Loyal Opposition trying to use the wedding of her grandson as a method to attract votes.

Read Full Post »

Labour’s biggest problem

With Ed Miliband preparing to give a speech to an anti-cuts rally (even though he publicly said Labour would be doing the same, if they were in government) his world has a few problems. Recent Sun/YouGov polls recorded near 70% of the British public believe the cuts are necessary and only 29% trust Labour to make the correct decisions on tackling the deficit.

Another item of interest; if the coalition is ‘causing the country too much pain’ then how come Labour’s poll lead is only 4%? – well within the margin of error. His advisors are reluctant, or are deliberately nonchalant, on leadership ratings – Cameron and Clegg both out perform Miliband.

Ed is disliked more than Gordon Brown ever was (recent poll: 59% disliked Ed Miliband)

So, what is Labour’s response? Simple. Ignore it. Pretend the problems do not exist. A few senior figures have spoken out (off the record to the press) of a deep anxiety that Labour is lacking credibility on the economy and playing directly into the coalitions hand by drifting to the left.

Ed Balls grotesque display in Parliament yesterday highlighted the true essence of the Labour strategy: pray everything goes wrong.

2015 could be another bloodbath for Labour and for three reasons:

1. Being profoundly mistrusted on public finances
2. Opposing all cuts mindlessly but building no credible alternative/viable narrative
3. Balls was absolutely a key architect of the mess

Read Full Post »

“Odious Debt” and British banks. No more debt

In international law, odious debt is a legal theory which holds that the national debt incurred by a regime for purposes that do not serve the best interests of the nation, such as wars of aggression, should not be enforceable – en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odious_debt

Labour’s recapitalisation of certain institutions of the British banking sector was never taken in the best interest of the consumer. It was sheer naked politics that drove the decision; Britain was a few years away from a general election and the then Prime Minister certainly did not want an electoral massacre. £250 billion of our money was used to preserve the interest of a few, not the majority. The party interest was deemed, above all, more important than you and I.

We are assets. Our savings underwrite these debts; we are the collateral to these loans. The government has borrowed against us.

And the criminal and economical-suicidal authorisation to release £150 billion of fiat money, out of thin air, into the system was even worse. Quantitative easing is a deadly monetary policy which will inevitably result in high inflation. Worse case, hyperinflation.

It’s our money and we want it back. The debts we do not acknowledge and see no justification to maintain interest repayments. As our national debt exceeds over £1 trillion we should default on all banking related debts. We no longer have any obligation to finance it.

Read Full Post »

Bob Crow strikes again…e-mail tax

The idiotic RMT Union leader, who earns more than the Governor of the Bank of England, has constructed a policy to help the deficit – 1p tax on e-mails.

This is not me being facetious. Bob really did advocate this taxation.

Words fail me.

Read Full Post »

Insane Dictator 2.0

“The same case as in Britain (where) for 57 years the Queen has been ruling. I have been in the same situation.

“I am not in the same position to be able to impose rule on the people. I have become more of a symbolic leader. I have no power, it’s the people themselves who have the prerogative.”

Gaddafi compares his dictatorship to the Constitutional Monarchy of the United kingdom. In the last 57 years, Elizabeth II has not ordered mass slaughter of her subjects or banned all political activities.

I’m now nervous encase old Queeny decides to order her guards to shoot tourists outside Buckingham Palace…if she is apparently ruling similar to Gaddafi.

Read Full Post »

SKY Atlantic: Mad Dog (special edition)

Read Full Post »

Why is this news?

Larry the cat, the new member of the coalition is apparently news worthy…

In other news; Iranians are fighting for freedom, Italian Prime Minister is facing a trial for sexual relations with an underage girl and 200 people were massacred in Sudan…

Read Full Post »

So Ed, who REALLY sold out this generation?

Read Full Post »