I've just seen that the lack of posting in the last 30 mins in my google reader has slowed to nothing.
I bet you are all watching the leaders debate.
Shame on you all.
Next you'll start believing what they say.
Family Motto: Spero meliora. (Loosely translated as, "I hope for better things") And if you don't like bad language, then bugger off. Beware. Cookies maybe lurking on this site. I usually post several times a day about differing subjects. Do scroll down
I've just seen that the lack of posting in the last 30 mins in my google reader has slowed to nothing.
I bet you are all watching the leaders debate.
Shame on you all.
Next you'll start believing what they say.
I wrote some while ago about the astonishing Robert Green and Holly Greig affair in this post.
Have a read of that post first and then watch the video below.
The stench of rotting fish gets stronger still.
These are the people that matter now. Forget the Politicians.
A soldier rescued under enemy fire in Afghanistan has hailed his Military Cross-winning colleague as a lifesaver.
Captain Andy Bell, 26, paid tribute to the bravery of his teenage comrade after he dodged the bullets to stop the bleeding from two machine gun shots to his legs.
Private Alex Kennedy, 19, from Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, was awarded one of the UK's highest wartime honours for his heroics during the Helmand province firefight on June 8 last year.
Read it all here
Gordon Brown told Labour activists they had 22 days to persuade voters their party was "the greatest force for fairness" in Britain.
At a small campaign rally in Leeds, the Prime Minister sought to energise his party's rank-and-file as the polls showed the Tories' lead over Labour narrowing to as little as three points.
Where have I heard that sort of talk before. Oh yes. Wasn't it something like we've only got 50 months to save the planet from Anthroprogenic global warming?
I just hope that in twenty two days time the labour party and that idiot , snot gobbling, cunt,* Brown are swept from power, preferably for ever.
Specially after this quote:
He added: "Labour has been, is and will be the greatest force for fairness in our country.
It's never been fair to me and my family. We've been taxed almost to the edge of extinction and never received any of those state benefits that are heaped on the feckless. What's fair with that?
*I'm in a cross mood
You really must be careful of what you post on the internet.
A candidate for the UK Independence party who has already been reprimanded for posting racist remarks on a website was today forced to quit after launching another abusive tirade online, this time aimed at the Queen.
I suspect the Queen has had a wry smile over this.
Watch for yourself. We are really in a Police state.
No, No, not from blogging. (as much as some of you might wish that I did stop blogging. After all, you can only stand so much from a senile, dribbling, pensioner in his dotage).
No. Just to round off today, with a bit of culture. You know you need it. Yes I mean you at the back. Pay attention and stop ogling that bird's boobs.
Labour MPs awarded legal aid to fund their court battle against charges that they fiddled parliamentary expenses will have to pay the money back, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said.
Oh yes and how is he going to get them to do that, I wonder? Appeal to their better nature I suppose?
"I think the evidence is that people in their position will have to pay back the money - or most of the money - they get in legal aid.
"We have actually abolished this free legal aid from the end of June, so it has to be means-tested from the end of June and they wouldn't have got it in these circumstances. The law has changed, so I think the money will have to be paid back."
That really is a load of bollocks. It is being phased in and not all courts have carried it out yet. The usual soundbite politics from the deluded, monocular twat.
He's changed his tune now. Or at least showing his true colours.
Enterprise tsar Lord Sugar has donated £400,000 to the Labour Party, he announced.
The Labour peer said he gave the boost to the party's coffers to assist with its running costs during the General Election campaign.
Lord Sugar, star of BBC show The Apprentice, said he had donated cash during previous campaigns.
In a statement released to the Press Association, he said: "I can confirm that I have today agreed a donation of £400,000 to the Labour Party.
When he was ennobled he publicly proclaimed that he would be politically neutral. That didn't last long did it.
The telegraph is having an online debate about reform of the smoking ban. Worth going over there to register your protest.
Early days but the voting is 38 to 8 in favour of reform.