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Labour’s Long Road

Posted on May 6, 2021

As the by elections approach, it has been very interesting watching various columnists trying to work out why the Labour Party aren’t making inroads into the conservatives. In fact, they are losing ground if the opinion polls are to be believed. There are several plausible theories but nothing that can be regarded as definitive. Therein lies the problem Labour are faced with. However, I did follow a thread that suggested with regards to ...

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Undeclared Loans and Donations – Why They Matter

Posted on April 30, 2021

When looked upon impulsively, what Johnson paid for furnishing his Downing Street flat, is not something worth getting in a pickle about. However, if you allow the whole story to sink in, it does become more sinister. There are so many aspects to it that, in my mind, are difficult to comprehend. £30k Allowance First, we now know that the PM gets £30k a year for the upkeep of the flat. A substantial amount but it is the listed building ...

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Boris Johnson: The Man Who Cares for the Beautiful Game

Posted on April 22, 2021

I’ll get straight to the point here. Boris Johnson’s cabinet pretending to care about football is the second most nauseating thing I have seen since this bunch of serial carpetbaggers took office. The first most nauseating thing I have seen is this. Grown men outside football stadiums chanting about how much they care about greed. I can almost taste the vomit rising into my mouth. As much as a charlatan Johnson is, you can’t blame him ...

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What Will Happen to Cameron?

Posted on April 15, 2021

When it was announced that Boris Johnson was to order an investigation into David Cameron and Lex Greensill, my first thought was this. “He’s going to throw Cameron under the bus!” Whilst this still could be the case, once you look deeper into who is conducting this enquiry, you realise it should really be a case for Ted Hastings and AC12 (as suggested by Keir Starmer at PMQ’s). Johnson answered questions about Greensill today by ...

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The Enforcement of Joy and Grief

Posted on April 10, 2021

I was wondering today why I can’t seem to register any emotion when a royal event happens. I always find myself feeling awkward, bemused and irritated when excessive grief is foisted upon me. When ‘a nation grieves’ where does it leave us poor souls who are not grieving? Are we supposed to join in with the grieving? Or be damned for not being patriotic enough? Taking myself right back to my childhood, I think a key influence was my ...

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