About horsemeat in food, David Cameron says on Twitter that “this is completely unacceptable – this isn’t about food safety but about proper food labeling & confidence in retailers.”
No, you witless bugger, it’s sod all to do with labelling and everything to do with food safety, and if you knew anything at all about food you’d know that. Trouble is the closest you come to horsemeat is being a horse’s arse on a regular basis.
The fact is, on the Continue reading
A note before continuing: I have nothing but a deep and abiding hatred for Cameron and his merry band of sharp-suited Nazi fuckwits, as this blog frequently attests – before some numbskull accuses me of being pro-government.
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The headline “Stuart Rodger sentenced 100 hours community service for shouting at David Cameron” is causing the Internet and Twitterverse to get its knickers in a twist, the claim being that “shouting at Cameron” is now a crime.
But is it? Well, actually, Continue reading
There’s a move afoot on Twitter to get people to email their MPs, demanding a no-confidence vote against the government.
Fact is, though, such votes don’t work like that, they’re normally issue-based, not simply “This House believes that Dave and Co. are a shower of shit, and should go, RT – sorry – vote Yes if you agree!”.
Emailing MPs like that assumes that we live in a democracy, and that MPs care about us** and will take notice. We don’t. We never have. The people have their say once every 5 years (and it takes more than that to make a democracy), barring anything untoward, at Continue reading
I recall that, months ago (if anyone cares to search the Guardina’s archives, it’s in there somewhere), LOCOG predicted this shortfall when they asked G4S to provide 10,000 more warm bodies than the 2,000 they’d initially contracted for. Which, in the time available, was Continue reading
Don’t be silly, there’s not a hope in hell of the woman getting a fair trial, after the adverse publicity of the past year or so. It would, though, if it takes place, have the power to wreak political havoc, which is why a trial matters, fair or not.
My personal view, not least given the quite obvious nonsense of the compressed Blackberry email having no content (give me a break**), is that there is a case to answer (that was, of course, just an example, not the entire case, obviously: that’s been detailed in the news media, but it’s late, and I’m too tired to go dig it out).
**If you missed it, Continue reading
The Parliament Acts have been used just 4 times since 1911 (via Wikipedia):-
There is an article, The curse of Cameron dating back to the middle of last year, discussing Cameron’s execrable behaviour and concluding that his problem is that he’s a snob. It’s doing the rounds of Twitter right now.
Sorry, I’m not buying that for one moment. Well, of course, he is a snob, but he’s also an Continue reading
McDonald’s to create 2,500 UK jobs, says the Guardian, before going on to quote David Cameron as saying:-
“I am delighted to welcome McDonald’s announcement of new jobs.
“McDonald’s has Continue reading
Given his rabid hatred of chronically sick and disabled people, I have questioned, many times, whether Cameron is actually sane on the subject.
I believe, as I’ve said, that he’s using his late son as a benchmark against which our degree of disability is judged, and found wanting, or he hates us for still being alive. Or both. Probably both.
Now, though, he really has slipped his clutch, losing all contact with reality.
In Monday night’s Telegraph (hat tip to @langtry_girl), he says Continue reading
Concerned that Cameron wants to disclose your medical records to pretty much anybody? You should be. (Guardian article here.)
Pissed off that Labour are siding with the Shiny Twat? You should be.
The release of such highly personal Continue reading
