Camerons First Term

Just how much tax evasion/avoidance did they manipulate.

...the system itself is corrupted!

Just how many "influencial" lobbyists had their "hands on the tiller" so to speak?

The political system that we have has served reasonably well for over 100 years, but in the 21st Century with an ever investigative press, it is being seen as wanting. Which is why we have had changes in the Parliamentary expenses rules, the Leveson inquiry, and now forthcoming legislation to cap political donations and make all lobbying meetings public knowledge.

It seems that Cammie can't remember where he buys his takeways.....could it have been the missus or an underling that bought it?

Cammie's Pasties

...if he did buy his own....gawd help us, he entered our ranks to spy on us, then gets elected & taxes us to death.
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Yeah quite true.

However, labour did know NOT to tax food so what with the pending tanker driver srike, lorry drivers should be up in arms about our pasties :)
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Ahead of the drought meeting, London mayor Boris Johnson asked why we couldn’t use gravity to “bring surplus rain from the mountains to irrigate and refresh the breadbasket of the country in the south and east.” It may sound like a pie in the sky idea, but it has been seriously discussed by governments in the past. We have a nationwide electricity grid – why not one for that other utility we can’t live without: water.

In 1973, the Water Resources Board, a government agency, produced a report that detailed all kinds of infrastructure to aid the trickle-down: building freshwater storage barrages in the Ouse Wash and Morecambe Bay, using canals to move water from north to south, extending reservoirs and building new aqueducts and tunnels between river basins.

In 2006, the Environment Agency returned to the question. Pumping water down from the northern Pennines to London could be done, it agreed, but it would cost between five and eight times more than developing the water system in and around the south-east.

Ah Chris, know we truly know what HST2 is really all about. A fast train enabling
the Southerners to go up North to collect their own water and bring it back
down home themselves.

Well if he wants a second term in office, he'd better make sure that he has cabinet ministers that have common sense & not a bloated egotisical image of themselves....

Pressure on Maude to resign
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2 reports that says it all about politicians.....THEY DO live in a different universe to the rest of us....unfortunately, these scumbags are draining us all dry!

"The Ship" that died of shame

Toxic Party
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I see Del Boy is up to his normal tricks with throwaway remarks. Don't think he's going to get a second term.

Fuel Panic is good

Trying to tell us something davey boy? Like get back on our bikes? Sorry, Norman Tebbitt beat you to it by 30 years!
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Don't blame the Government for something they foolishly say. Blame all the short sighted idiots that went and jammed up the fuel stations and caused the panic.

It's about time people took responsibility for them selves and their individual and collective actions.

They will be blaming the woman who set herself on fire when she decanted petrol from one open container to another next to a running gas cooker. I am sorry she suffered 40% burns, but no knowledge of the volatility of petrol is no defence in life and it's consequences.
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It's good to be back amongst friends and colleagues

Of course the government are at fault. They want us back to this...... Serfs, so that they can sit back with their fat King Edward's after their caviar & chips luncheon, followed by coffee in the "Grand Room".
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Come on Sirius ... your prejudices are hanging out under your shirt tails.

That is total an utter twaddle, as is like any assertions I might make that Labour wants to control all our waking actions (which they do) ... LOL
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It's good to be back amongst friends and colleagues

No way is Labour going to win with Milliband and their current opposition front Bench, and I think the Tories will be hard pushed to get a large working majority. We may have another hung parliament with the coalition continuing. My view has always been that the coalition is the best compromise we could have with basically a Tory government and PM, but a Lib Dem Deputy PM and 5 Lib Dem Cabinet Ministers keeping the worst Tory excesses in check.

People knock the Lib Dems for wagging the Governments tail, but people forget that the Lib Dems are in government now and shaping government policy. It it wasn't for them the austerity measures in the last budget would have been very much higher.

People need to decide whether they want to knock the Leader of the party personally, or the party itself that they stand for. Cameron is getting a bashing by many people who actually agree with a lot of the Tory policies. But that is what the frontsman is for, and they know that when they stand for office.

OK, I admit it, I'm prejudiced! Show me an honest, reliable & trustworthy politician & I'll show you a liar.
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