This morning, the Prime Minister rolled in to Nottingham to give a speech to Labour proles that he hoped would open up some clear water between his tired Labour machine and the Conservatives. Following this, David Cameron stormed, sans notes, into Milton Keynes to whip the local Tories into an election winning mentality after the recent lull in Conservative popularity. Nick Clegg followed suit afterwards.
Read more on Cameron rallies troops as Brown pledges more of the same…
Education, Education, Education (Tony Blair) what a load of bollocks. Since 1997 we have seen the abolition of free education, appalling standards in schools and the education system polluted with the same stupid target culture I face in the NHS.
Whilst the Sunday Times prophesised imminent disaster yesterday as they revealed that the Conservative lead over Labour has been reportedly cut to 2%, Call me Dave was rallying his troops over at Brighton Pavilion with one of his well-rehearsed “no-notes” speeches.
Continuing on from the ‘Socialism article’ I thought I would comment on this running joke Peter Mandelson and Brown the Clown are peddling of Labour as ‘the party of aspiration’, Labour and aspiration, an oxymoron if I ever saw one.
…and Britain is on the verge of total economic collapse after another 10 years of a Labour government.
Clogged roads and broken railways strangle an overcrowded island whose population are seething with anger, ready to explode.
Read more on Nulabour Nightmares: 2020, the year that Britain joins the 3rd world…
Double chocolate bombe. Mmmm!
Following the World Pie Eating Championships in Wigan, children in Blackpool are today under the spotlight as it was announced that almost a third of 11 to 12 year olds are overweight; three quarters of whom are obese.
Got any tabs, mate?
I spent some time in Blackpool town centre today, shopping for my hollibops in a couple of weeks, and I wondered – why is everyone here a chav? Why is everyone here fat? Why is everyone here drunk?
I read yesterday that the Assessment and Qualifications Alliance (AQA) exam board had been handing out some new “qualifications” to teenagers.
These certificates included one for making a cup of tea, one for catching a bus and one for washing your hands.
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