NKRUMAH DOES NO WRONG!

The writer is almost sure that this is what Ghanaian school children had to chant during Kwame Nkrumah's presidency during the 1950's. Well, be assured that this is the direction in which Britain is being guided in the 21st. century. I am grateful to Leo McKinstry for an article regarding this dangerous territory, whereby taxpayer GB funds a Hackney primary school to produce a video clip expounding the virtues of their MP, Diane Abbott. Please correct me if I'm mistaken, is this the same Diane Abbott who prefers her offspring to be educated at a fee paying school? He, Mckinstry, goes on to make the salient point that, should a private school do something similar to promote their local Tory MP, much ridicule would ensue. Beware the creep of Marxism.



YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

SPINNING AT OUR EXPENSE.

It would appear that in 2009, the Government spent over £500 million of our money to lie to us; telling us what a good job they are doing on our behalf. No doubt that this kind of expenditure is currently being increased further as the General Election gets ever nearer. The uncomfortable feeling of the author, as suggested regularly in these articles, is that the electorate somehow feels better for this misleading information; as though the problem will disappear, without us making the effort.

Much of this diabolical spin is thought up by the vastly expensive quangos which, like Topsy, keep on growing. How many of the readers here concern themselves with this waste of taxpayer GB's hard earned cash? If we don't address this problem promptly, the economy is bound for an almighty fall.

Most of the advertising, be it TV/Radio or literature that is directed at the public, is Marxist clap trap; much of it in the name of young children, indoctrinating them into left-wing ideals.


THERE MAY BE TROUBLE AHEAD. (Irving Berlin)

LABOUR ISN'T WORKING-AGAIN!

Looking for an election slogan? Well that should do it.

What a mess this nation is now in, according to the polls, few people seem to be concerned. Many appear to be happy with Marxist (Union) influences. Brown has to commence the coming week with a pleading to the Railway Unions to delay their (in)action until after the General Election. It has been suggested that this could be stage managed, to show 'Incapability' in a statesman-like stance; something we're sure the majority would have great difficulty in recognizing.

The strange thing about the current situation is, that Cameron performs well at the Dispatch Box, that however is not enough; we need to be looking at our relationship with the EU. When will we acknowledge that this gigantic organization is a waste of both money and time. He promises to carry on many of the ridiculous practices with regard to giving our money away to causes, something we are quite capable of doing independently. We can only have one aim in the next few years; to rid ourselves of the over burdening, vast public sector, if we need them, let them be run privately, this should indicate if they serve any purpose.


SURELY THE TIME HAS COME.

A 'FUDGE IT' BUDGET.

So! Our juggling Chancellor's forecast for 2012 is a growth figure of 3.5%, this would be the first time since 1997 that the national economy has performed at that level. The reader will no doubt be aware that the economy of that year was set in motion by the outgoing Conservative Government; since then it has all been downhill.

We had the usual 'robbing Peter to pay Paul', dressed up in class differences; better described as those that bother and those that wish to remain on 'the take'. The strange aspect of this is that the governing class and senior public servants form a large part of the 'haves'; they can of course vote themselves perks as required, it won't change; particularly if the Labour regime is returned.

We have touched on the subject of economies, be they national or domestic, in the past. There is absolutely no difference in how they are tackled; sacrifices have to be made. The present Government talks about halving the annual deficit within four or five years, that leaves us with a national deficit at twice today's figure. This fact then becomes somebody else's concern, taxpayer GB's. The Ministers currently making all these discredited decisions will have moved on to pastures new, living off inflation proof pensions, and cosy numbers through their favours during their term in office.

Finally, while making these fairytale budgetary revelations, there is never a word regarding a contingency fund to cover Brussels' frequent additional requirements, which are considerable.



IT'S TIME TO CONSIDER OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EU.

UNIVERSITY EDUCATION FOR EUROPEANS.

It is understood from the media that funding for University education is to be cut for next year. Although, unsurprisingly, we should be made aware of the money taxpayer GB expends on the bettering of EU undergraduates, in many cases monies not repaid. We know that British students are expected to pay back their loans as and when they can afford to, (heaven knows when that might be). However, it would appear that EU personnel attending our universities, who are by law offered the same terms, can disappear into the ether, leaving us to pick up the tab.



NO WONDER PETROL/DIESEL KEEPS SPIRALLING IN PRICE.

IT'S AVAILABLE, IT KILLS AND IT'S LEGAL.

All my life I have known what I enjoy, and the simple things that make life so satisfying. Personally, the ingredients needed, happen to be good music, played or sung well; and the opportunity to create something of use with a little DIY. For some time now this appears restrictive to the young folk of today, who seem to want non-melodic, so called music, enhanced by the artificial additive of a powerful substance, which in most cases is detrimental to the health of the person who imbibes.

Hence the disastrous news this last week, involving the death of two young men in Scunthorpe, following their indulgence of the substance 'Mephedrone'. This is a concoction readily available online, the beauty of which is that it is legal. We couldn't get enough of personnel from the establishment, police and government agencies emphasizing that this killer drug is legal, which doesn't erase the fact that people are dead, foolishly playing with this poison.

Why is it that my generation considers all the downside of such irresponsible activities? Perhaps it all started in 1945, when socialism made it's first substantial mark on the nation, eradicating the need for personal responsibility.



INTENSIVE CARE WARDS ARE FULL OF SUCH PEOPLE.

MORE MARXIST BROTHERS AND SISTERS.

It must be difficult for political siblings to have a spat; the Brothers and Sisters appear, albeit to conduct an altercation regarding strikes. The problem isn't the strike itself, on this occasion it concerns BA. Just don't have your strike now is the message from No.10; surely you can wait until after the election? After all we can have one big Marxist jamboree should we be returned; upsetting the natives is not a smart move at the moment.

The forthcoming General Election begs the question, whether or not the electorate has been aware of favouring a return to the militant left over the last few years. To vote for a party that continues to offer empty promises, which turn out to be totally spurious and unfunded.

Well the time is coming when this nation has, possibly, to make a momentous decision regarding the destruction of everything it has always considered to be truly British. Be wary of the Brothers and Sisters, particularly Brown, Balls and Harman.


THEY ARE COMPLETELY SELF-SERVING.

DISUNITE, NEW LABOUR'S OFFICIAL BACKERS.

In our posting of 'A SWARM OF DROMEYS (28/2/10)', we indicated the position of the disUNITE Union. They, in addition to being the Government's main sponsors, also insist on destroying our major airline, BA. This of course goes hand in hand with all Marxist practices and, therefore, won't go awry with Brown & Co.

This semi-literate outfit, the impression given by the leadership, has plenty of form in encouraging people to rebel, when already in cosseted employment. The executive will also lead a guaranteed comfortable existence. The involvement of disUNITE in the forthcoming General Election raises certain constitutional anomalies; it is reported that their funds are being directed to marginal constituencies. This is to fight the Tory funding by Lord Ashcroft in the same areas. We can complain about this Non-Dom; let us, however, delve into union funding, particularly under this disreputable regime in government. During the period of New Labour in power, the Unions will have received millions of taxpayer GB's cash under the guise of funding for training; as an election approaches, this money becomes very useful to peddle the normal left wing bile. The difference here is that the taxes are extracted from across the board irrespective of political persuasion.



NICE NON-WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT.

YOU CAN COME OUT NOW MEN.

It was inevitable that the BBC would be selective in celebrating an international week for women. It does however fall foul of Harwoman's equalities bill; we can, therefore, expect weeks of rejoicing in numerous other diverse aspects that contribute to a western world in sad decline. The transgender festival could be the highlight of the series, culminating with an event in the perfect venue, the Channel Tunnel. This wouldn't need extra policing, as they already have their own. The one thing the Beeb won't be encouraging, is a week for men.

This week's Question Time was automatically selected to be a flagship programme, the audience consisted of all women; in the main, they were good; probably because northerners, in general, have more nous and common sense than their more southerly counterparts. The three women on the panel sounded as though they were memorising instructions from head office. We circled the perennial, all women short lists. The subject of Jamie Bulger arose early on, getting it's normal metaphorical licking, apart from Kelvin MacKenzie. The problem for the author is that the two such items are never spoken about together. My mother would have had a field day.


SHE INSISTED THAT THE MOST IMPORTANT JOB FOR A MOTHER IS REARING HER FAMILY.

OH FOR A PROPER TORY!

The current press is bristling with letters regarding the 'left of centre' policies of the Conservative Party; surely the current lot can recognize the complete mess that socialism has bestowed upon the country in general, and the economy in particular. 'Blue rinse' socialism is only going to bury us further into the mire.

Where is the difference in the policies of the three major parties? Surely Cameron, with all his focus groups and electoral soundings, must have an inkling of what is going on out here. It appears that he only consults those in a tight knit circle close to him. In a previous blog, Strictly come debating (3/3/10), a number of everyday concerns were mentioned. If he continues to ignore the sensible, logical electors, he will lose many votes.


THE COUNTRY COULD BE READY TO ROCK A FEW BOATS.

IS SPOT INSURED?

Most of us are concerned about vicious dogs, which appear to have proliferated since the dangerous dogs act was introduced. This is the same with all government legislation regarding law in general. It could easily be controlled by our existing law enforcement officers, the police, but it would probably fall foul of the dog owners civil rights. We could, therefore, see a vast army of canine control and insurance checking officers patrolling our streets. All posts will be advertised in the Guardian.

The training for such personnel will be a twelve week course, with a view to being able to communicate directly with the animal, should they come across the odd stray. Question: "Are you insured? One bark for yes, two barks and a growl for no". That should do it. It won't lower the number of such animals; the VAT from the insurance premium however should employ a few thousand officers on a good salary with a promise of retirement at 60 years of age.


ANOTHER DOG'S DINNER.

A CHAMELEON THAT IS AWAYS BROWN.

The scene: the Iraq inquiry; enter stage front, the character we normally associate with curmudgeonly roles. On this occasion he was appearing, according to his unusually smiling countenance, as a non-singing minstrel. Judging by his manner, court jester may have been the intention; he is of course about as funny as a mild attack of bubonic plague. However, he immediately engaged the newly fitted Lord Meddlesome 'spin button' and was quickly into his stride, reminding his audience of his virtual philanthropy regarding the funding of the war. This outburst of misleading guff was compounded the following day by a trip to Afghanistan, to promise much new advanced equipment.

We are itching to point out here that politicians take the public to be mugs; the sad aspect of this is that so many of us are exactly that.


COULD THERE BE AN ELECTION COMING UP.

STRICTLY COME DEBATING.

The X Factor of politics for the next few years is shortly to be unleashed on the gullible nation that is Britain. Incapability Brown, Cameron the blue rinse socialist and at centre back, although a left kicker, Clegg. Incapability informs us that he relishes the opportunity to debate the major issues of the day. This appears to be a complete about turn, as he spends his life avoiding the concerns of taxpayer GB, particularly the ones not on the take. Let us remind ourselves of some of these major issues that dare not speak their name. The EU/Euro/Democracy/Over population/Climate change/Future power supply/Things green/Law and order/Education/Taxation, and most of all, The Economy.

Rest assured that there will be four and a half hours of unrivalled spin. The smart won't believe a word of it; the ever growing section of society that is on benefits, however,will positively drool at the suggestion that profligacy will be 'ring fenced'; that will be the main theme from both left wingers, Brown and Clegg.

One wonders why the electorate can't see what is going on under their own noses without this farcical pantomime. The real concern here is, that people seem to love lies, particularly when empty promises appear beneficial to the beholder.

This country actually needs to hear what smaller parties have to say. The two main protagonists, in particular, are too blase; none of their policies are based upon the requirements of the diminishing earning sector.


WE WILL SOON HAVE A 'PHONE IN' RESULT.