Cameron ate all the Christmas Pies.
- 12 January 2011 16:3188678Well they all returned to knockabout question time in the House of Commons today and the first thing of note to the discerning eye was the expanding jolly gait of Mr Cameron. Clearly he has been indulging quite heavily over the Christmas period and now we know who ate all the pies! Yes indeed, clearly excessive consumption of fine wines and Christmas pudddd has forced him Im sure to purchase the next size shirt. I will resist any attempts to suggest that he has never had it so good...whereas others...well no I couldnt do that.
But apart for the personal comments about his appearance and general well being... he was also certainly in jolly form in the commons, laughing merrily at his own jokes to the loud guffaws of the two sitting next to him, and taunting in a schoolboy way the strains of the opposition as they tried to get him to answer a few miserable questions.
But no answers forthcoming as Cameron continues to be entranced by his own one liners.
All honed of course in the mess hall after playing gamely on the playing fields of Eton.
No answers on bankers bonuses which clearly they cant do anything about, no answers on vat rises which they clearly said wasnt going to happen...you know, the usual thing.email: dover7@msn.com - 12 January 2011 16:4088682apparently dave, george and the other top brass threw lavish parties over the holiday period much to the displeasure of the b lue press who thought they should have been setting an example in these austere times.
dave is excellent with the one liners, much better than fairly red ed, however that does nothing to solve our current problems. - 12 January 2011 19:1388713I believe the Tory party is gradually crumbling away from the PM, no-doubt realising that he knows how to introduce sacrifices for the people to endure, and knows how to offer no prospects of prosperity for the future.
I joined the Daily Express Crusade from the first day, and that reminds me, I must send off tomorrow my signature to get Britain out of the EU. Yesterday's Daily Express contained a cut-out form for signing and sending.
Chanters, Drums and Drones Potty Time http://youtu.be/99fMqpjnXYA
Rule Britannia!
Kent First http://youtu.be/04F3mAP3fV4 Keep banging on http://youtu.be/qYCU_SKmkGQ - 12 January 2011 19:5988719Although I was endeavouring to keep this a lighter political thread i cant resist mentioning the EU as Alexander has mentioned it there above. I dont beleive for a moment that the Tory party is crumbling away from the PM.
I watched some of dear old Bill Cash as he introduced the anti EU bill yesterday. To tell the absolute truth like many, I didnt bother to check the details as to what it was all about, but let me just say this. Bill Cash has been rattling along about how awful the EU is for more years than i can remember, jeez I think he was doing it back in the 1980's. it feels that long anyway. Year after year he plugs away. MP's that once supported him have lost seats in the intervening years..some are probably even dead, yet still he plugs on.
Has anyone listened to him in all that time? has he got anywhere?...No!
If there was a real appetite for pulling out of the EU dear old quitessentially english Bill Cash would be PM and not David Cameron. Its true he represents a handful. Cameron has embraced the EU situation fully and totally.
This Daily Express campaigns real purpose is to sell newspapers to the disgruntled right wing.
Howard yes fairly red Ed is not quite as flamboyant but... solid...sort of!email: dover7@msn.com - Keith Sansum1
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13 January 2011 09:2288751politics is a funny old game
first you see the left and right slogging it out for outright govt
then you have the ALSO RANS)(lib dems) who has the worst election result for some time ditching all they promised on the doorstep for the sake of a few years in govt.
principles, pride, manifesto's truth, etc
all went out of the window
the tories, rubbing there hands are in a win win situation
they got into govt(only by thge sell out by lib dems)
at next general election they will ditch the lib dems in the hope thsat the lib dems have become so uneletable that the tories get outright govt.
i think this will backfire and we are in for a long haul of co olition govts
how this will all pan out is anyones guess
interesting times ahead
sadly i think apathy will probably be the winnerALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS
