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Around a year ago, Channel 4 screened the Martin Durkin documentary on the UK's projected National Debt. At the time, it was a nominal £4.8 trillion. During this excellent 90 minutes of sensible television, Durkin spoke with Brendan 'The Demon' Barber of the TUC; what a shallow, dim character he is. He is, of course, enjoying centre stage currently trying to convince hard working folk in the private sector that they should all work much longer to keep his members happy. He, incidentally, is the best excuse for not increasing the number of grammar schools, if he is a typical example of what they turn out. Furthermore, don't expect a haircut on the 30th. of Nov.

The other villain of the piece: serwotka.com. I'm sure Which Magazine would agree, that this model stuck firmly in reverse can only waste taxpayer GB's hard earned cash, who also pay the incomes of the TUC's workplace representatives; because the more services it has, the more it needs.

Ask yourselves, all of you socialists who earn your living in the private sector. How can a group of Public Sector employees, based only on a vote of 30%, be allowed to disrupt the lives of so many? Furthermore, Barber considers the Prime Minister's response to the potential loss of earnings, along with a cost to the economy, as simplistic. This coming from someone who doesn't need to get out of bed to guide his flock of sheep to withdraw their labour. What is so disturbing, however, is that the modern generation of headteachers, in showing complete ignorance of economics, wish to join the inaction.


THERE IS LITTLE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE.

ANOTHER £400 MILLION UP IN SMOKE!

The Coalition is pleased to announce, that we are to add further to the £5 trillion National Debt by assisting first time buyers with their deposits. This is to keep property prices at an artificial level, in the endeavour to avoid mass negative equity. Unfortunately, this will only push the problem further up the cul-de-sac before the floodgates collapse; something which is unavoidable. The result of this ultimate calamity means that nobody gets their money back.

The exercise will also involve building on more greenfield sites, with a net result of cutting back on agricultural land. The difficulties which will ensue, due to prohibitive 'green taxes' on air traffic, on which we have to rely for fresh supplies, will mean that we can forget our 'five a day'.


SON OF FREDDIE MAC AND FANNIE MAE.

UPTO ONE'S NECK IN DENIAL.

Ed 'Thoroughly Modern' Miliband is currently at it again, the usual gibberish. He can say any drivel and the BBC seem to cling to his every word, as if he played little or no part in our economic predicament. His latest 'chunter' is, naturally, about the increase in unemployment. In addition to her leader, the lightweight Gloria de Piero, MP for Ashfield, North Notts, joined in. Her credentials, I'm confident, would be similar to those of any wheelie bin; pick a colour, any colour. At what point does the equally backward broadcaster actually ask a pertinent question? e.g. "What part of the £5 trillion debt should be thrown at the so-called job creation"? Having to indulge inept reporters is getting beyond the pale.

Let us look more closely at the main problems: Immigration, initiated by Blair; unfortunately for the indigenous Brits, most of the immigrants show a greater enthusiasm for work. We might easily suspect that the younger natives show more of a flair for smartphones and tattoos.
Available cash: No chance, having already mentioned our National Debt, which will continue to hold us back until world trade picks up, and that isn't going to happen for some time, certainly not in the European Union.

There is one option that we need to consider rapidly i.e Europe: Any British politician who cannot see the glaring opportunity to rid ourselves of this fraudulent den of iniquity, needs to take a long hard look in the mirror, then go down to the local pub.


BRITAIN NEEDS ROOM TO BREATHE FREELY.

A FLAG OF CONVENIENCE.

During a week when I'm sure most folk are sick to the back teeth of hearing about promoting women, ethnic minorities and homosexuals, simply because they are what they are. Not only the dim bunch, The Institute for Government, but Senior Judge, Lord Neuberger added support to the farcical notion of fixing equality. When considering ability to perform a job, gender, sexuality or colour have nothing to do with it in a logical world; plus the fact that no group of applicants can be considered to have equal talents, just as their fingerprints differ.

Running concurrently with a rash of 'Camberwick Green' childishness, we have the spat between Home Secretary, Theresa May (or may not), someone whom I cannot forgive for pushing the appalling 'Harman' equality bill through the House, and the indigestible 'Minnie' Cooper, May's shadow. This spat is all about our lack of border controls and whether or not May, or the civil servant, Brodie Clark was at fault. Cooper, on the other hand, a member of the former Government that encouraged all and sundry to enter the country, virtually unchecked, has the audacity to criticize the current regime.

An important aspect of selection is, that in offering people employment, certainly in the private sector, the choice has to be with the employer. We understand that in the public sector, where diversity rules, things are different. This is a major cause of the West having gone broke. Certainly in the case of socialism, most members couldn't hold down a simple job, never mind run a business.

ALL PARTIES CONCERNED NEED TO GET OUT MORE.

THE POPPY QUANDARY.

Along with millions of other Brits, annually, I make my Poppy purchase, and always think of the sacrifices made for my freedom. The strange thing is, that I rarely get around to wearing it, forgetfulness I suppose. The recent 'barney' that has been going on in the world of football seems somehow to be false; I'll leave that for the individual to consider, but am naturally pleased that the concern has been resolved.

Let us compare the Poppy situation then with the desecration of war memorials, since it is part of the same subject. One wonders what type of person steals metal plaques from such places of remembrance. We are, unfortunately, aware of the fact that we live in a society lacking obedience, where laziness abounds.


ANOTHER BY-PRODUCT OF STRIKING TEACHERS PERHAPS.

DON'T EXPECT CHILDREN TO BE INTELLIGENT.

In the early forties, during the second world war, a certain educationalist, A. R. Barnes, approached the Nottingham Education Department with a suggestion, that when hostilities ceased, we would need young craftsmen, with a view to rebuilding Britain. The forward thinking folk in the City's Education Committee agreed. So was born a technical school for the building and allied trades; People's College. The first Head was A. R. Barnes. The author is a former pupil.

What a stark comparison therefore, when the pathetic Headteachers in modern education consider that the best example to their charges, within a world that has gone economically, 'belly up', find time to give the impression that striking is always the best way. Perhaps they will advise the rest of us which part of the £5 trillion debt we use for their excesses; it's probably assumed that the rest of the public, the ones that have, and had to do proper jobs to survive, will produce the necessary cash. A letter in the national press from Christie Nelson of Torfaen, Wales, a retired maths teacher, gives us a clue; pointing to the difference in quality of trainee teachers. When the colleges receive comments regarding the students, who are frankly not good enough, all such advice is ignored to ensure a 100% pass rate. We can rest assured that they will all be on strike.

Perhaps we could debate these subjects in the House. However, something tells me that this again is far too important for politicians to decide. Some serious card marking is called for.

RE-TRAINING FOR ALL STRIKING STAFF MUST BE COMPULSORY.

ANOTHER LITTLE EARNER.

The more we hear about awards made by courts, around the country, to law breakers, very often asylum seekers, the more outrageous the situation becomes. Recently, Judge Stephen Stewart presented Joseph Mjemer, evidently an illegal immigrant, with £17,000 damages; during his spell in Britain, the latter kept giving the authorities different information regarding his country of origin. His subsequent four months behind bars was deemed by the judge to be a denial of Mjemer's freedom; so taxpayer GB has paid him the award, plus a considerable sum, no doubt, for his defence.

Could we suggest that all these costs are announced, along with the awards; thanking publicly the kindness of the British electorate. A special website can also be made available, disclosing all such costs, for every such decision taken by our courts. Democracy is only just around the corner if we play our cards right.


IT'S OUR MONEY, REMEMBER!