Tag Archives: Broken Britain
Britain exploits the mentally challenged…
So says the excellent Matthew Wright, presenter of Channel 5’s Wright Stuff of Britain’s Got Talent. I kind of agree with him too, wondering how on earth they manage to find so many deluded people to expose themselves in front of millions. Most of them are utterly talentless, and clearly suffering from various types of [...]
The economic consequences of Mr. Brown
My thanks to our blogging colleague Old Holborn for bringing our attention to the following youtube clip of a speech by Professor Stein Ringen, and thence, by extension, the rather longer version below it. The subject is a book by Professor Ringen called “The Economic Consequences of Mr Brown”: quite a subject…
The good Professor is [...]
Posted in Broken Britain, Corruption, David Cameron, Economy, Gordon Brown, Ministerial incompetence, Nanny State, New Labour, Parliament, Taxpayers' Money, Technology, Tories Also tagged David Cameron, Fiscal incompetence, Gordon Brown, Minsterial incompetence, Nanny State, New Labour, Tony Blair, Wasting taxpayers' money 2 Comments
Scroungers on £42k a year benefits because they’re better off not working
Today’s instalment of why Britain is so totally screwed after 13 years of Labour administration is brought to us by thisismoney.co.uk. To summarise, Peter Davey and his wife Claire have seven children, with yet another one on the way, and have an ‘income’ of £815 per week (£42,500 pa) entirely in benefits. To [...]
Woman not allowed to take dog on bus on religious grounds
Instalment number two of ‘The World’s Gone Mad’ is this example, again from the Telegraph.
Judith Woods has twice in the last week been refused access to a bus because she wanted to take a dog with her. As far as my experience goes, you’re always allowed to take dogs on buses, unless they’re particularly [...]
Posted in Broken Britain, Legal lunacy, Nanny State Also tagged Jobsworth, Nanny State, Religion 1 Comment
13 years of Labour: how much we have forgotten
This film speaks for itself: it should be compulsory viewing for anyone tempted to vote Labour tomorrow.
It wasn’t until the end that I realised who’d made it: powerful stuff. I wonder how they kept it so short…
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Posted in Broken Britain, Corruption, General Election, Gordon Brown, MPs Expenses, Ministerial incompetence, Nanny State, New Labour, Parliament, Taxpayers' Money, Tony Blair, Uncategorized Also tagged Fiscal incompetence, General Election, Gordon Brown, Minsterial incompetence, MPs Expenses, Nanny State, New Labour, Tony Blair, Wasting taxpayers' money 2 Comments
Lord Sugar gives £400,000 to Labour’s election campaign
For a man who’s allegedly worth £800m, Alan Sugar appears to have very little nous. It’s hard to understand why a man who had an apparently hard start in life followed by what is by anyone’s criteria, a highly successful business career, would throw away the best part of half-a-mill of his hard-earned on a [...]
Posted in Broken Britain, Corruption, General Election, Gordon Brown, New Labour Also tagged Corruption, General Election, Gordon Brown, New Labour 1 Comment
I am an Englishman.
I am an Englishman.
We’re allowed to say that now without being accused of being a Little Englander and a racist, according to Lord Tebbit in his latest blog. The Prime Mentalist started it last week with another U-turn. After years of Labour’s covert-but-now-admitted policy to change our country by means of unlimited, uncontrolled, uncounted, unwarranted, [...]
Posted in BBC, Broken Britain, Gordon Brown, Immigration, New Labour Also tagged BBC, Gordon Brown, Immigration 3 Comments
Rudyard Kipling: The Beginnings
Are we there yet, Dad?
Nearly, children, very nearly…
It was not part of their blood,
It came to them very late
With long arrears to make good,
When the English began to hate.
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Posted in Big Brother, Broken Britain, Corruption, Ministerial incompetence, Nanny State, New Labour Also tagged Minsterial incompetence, Nanny State 3 Comments
Judge slams government for short sentences on teenage thugs – can broken Britain ever be fixed?
As was reported in the Daily Mail today, Judge Kerry Macgill has hit out at government statutory guidelines for not allowing long-term custodial sentences to be imposed.
Four teenagers, including two girls, forced a 17-year-old with learning disabilities from the children’s home in which he lived and repeatedly kicked and punched him, poured boiling water over [...]
Posted in Broken Britain, Legal lunacy, Local Government, Ministerial incompetence, Nanny State, Police Also tagged Local Government, Minsterial incompetence, Nanny State, Police 1 Comment
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