This pretty strange report in tomorrow’s Telegraph, about an interview with Alistair Darling in which he claims that “Brown unleashed the forces of hell” on him for predicting the recession, suggests that at the very least, as Iain Dale says, he’s just signed his own “political death warrant”. In an frank interview, the Chancellor said [...]
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Darling Puts The Boot In
Posted in Brown, brown. recession, coup, Darling, dysfunctionality, economy, Labour, misgovernance, smears on 23/02/2010 | 8 Comments »
Make Labour History
Posted in broken britain, Brown, brown. recession, cameron, collapse, conservatives, debt, depression, economy, inflation, Labour, lies, misgovernance on 17/02/2010 | 8 Comments »
Tony, whose Cogito Dexter blog won my sincere admiration many months ago, has asked us all to join him in his campaign to Make Labour History. He has my full support to that end. If you really do want to secure a prosperous, free, pluralist and debt-free future for your children, in the finest traditions [...]
Imported Labour Votes
Posted in cameron, conservatives, corruption, elections, general election, Labour, lies, misgovernance on 10/02/2010 | Leave a Comment »
This article, in today’s Telegraph, explains why this country has five million plus more people, born and brought up overseas, living in Britain now than in the year 2000. And this statement from the report tells us all we need to know about why Labour opened the national floodgates: Voting trends indicate that migrants and [...]
Brown’s Dishonesty Is Killing Labour
Posted in Brown, crisis, Labour, lies, misgovernance, party conference, polls on 27/09/2009 | 7 Comments »
Comres verdict: Anyone but Gordon. CON 38%(-2)LAB 23%(-1)LD 23%(+2) Tomorrow will be painful for Gordon Brown at the make-or-break Labour conference, ahead of his make-or-break speech on Tuesday. A deluge of Sunday bad press, including rumours of his failing health (physical and mental) being stoked-up again by Andrew Marr, has been topped off by two [...]
Policy On The Hoof
Posted in Brown, Labour, lies, misgovernance, party conference on 27/09/2009 | 3 Comments »
Watching (reluctantly) Marr’s interview with the one-eyed depressive this morning, one thought occurred to me that might be worth sharing: this dead Labour government can still do an awful lot more damage to this country in their desperation to keep up with the hated Tories and curry favour with the many disparate lobby groups that [...]
The Challenge for Cameron
Posted in cameron, conservatives, democracy, election, expenses, general election, Labour, misgovernance, parliament on 26/09/2009 | 4 Comments »
This is what I call top-class political journalism. Clear, cogent, cohesive and devastating. Another journalist seems to have finally understood the true scale of the damage set to be inflicted upon Brown and Labour by a country that has, quite simply, had a bellyful of them. It’s worth the read… They have no idea what [...]
Labour Leadership Rumours, Chapter 112
Posted in Brown, crisis, depression, Labour, leadership, misgovernance, ousting, recession, resignation on 13/09/2009 | 7 Comments »
One positive thing that can be said about the Left media, I suppose, is that you do get a better quality of inside info., especially on the epic, Tolstoy-esque Brown [lack of] leadership saga. Just flipped through the web-pages of the Observer, (which is actually the same as the Guardian online but we are supposed [...]
Darling Flexes Muscles He Never Knew He Had
Posted in Brown, crisis, Darling, debt, economy, Labour, misgovernance, mismanagement, recession, unemployment on 26/07/2009 | 4 Comments »
Darling: just window dressing? Though flabby and out of condition, Alistair Darling is flexing his newly-found political muscle, it seems. I wondered whether he would actually try to run his own department at some stage, especially now that his position is basically unassailable after he gave his former friend and boss, Brown, an ultimatum about [...]
Darling Flexes Muscles He Never Knew He Had
Posted in Brown, crisis, Darling, debt, economy, Labour, misgovernance, mismanagement, recession, unemployment on 26/07/2009 | Leave a Comment »
Darling: just window dressing? Though flabby and out of condition, Alistair Darling is flexing his newly-found political muscle, it seems. I wondered whether he would actually try to run his own department at some stage, especially now that his position is basically unassailable after he gave his former friend and boss, Brown, an ultimatum about [...]
A Vision Of Hell
Posted in Brown, Labour, lies, mandelson, misgovernance, tyranny on 19/07/2009 | 1 Comment »
This Sunday Times piece is the best analysis of the post Nulab stitch-up, stinking divvying-up of political power currently preoccupying the three worst men ever to have (somehow) achieved high office in British political history I think I’ve ever read. Tell you what, if you think these people deserve anything more than long-term incarceration for [...]
