Tag Archives: David Cameron

David Cameron is not a Eurosceptic.

Nigel Farage has him worked out, as usual: Wikio Wikio
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EU Referendum vote…

I have a lot to say about this, none of it positive to Cameron and his acolytes, but as can be seen from the paucity of posts lately, no time to write it down. However, I can let Mr Farage say some of it for me: Wikio Wikio
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Simon Heffer sacked by the Telegraph

Well, Call Me Dave will be happy, but I don’t understand it. Sure, he said it how it is, and was consistently critical of Dave, whom he clearly thought a vacuous twat (rightly in my opinion), but then anyone who couldn’t manage to get an overall majority after 13 years of the worst government in [...]
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So, that’ll be a no then…

In the unlikely event that any of you thought our dear old friend Jonah Snot-Gobbler was the only politician capable of totally obfuscating a non-answer to a simple question, here is proof positive that he wasn’t. Rejoice in watching Dave “cast-iron” Cameron totally failing to answer the somewhat important question (from Bill Cash MP) of [...]
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Daniel Hannan, Nigel Farage, and UKIP.

Ok, voting intention/Party loyalty cards on the table (regular readers will know this anyway)… Here’s what I said on the matter back on May 5th: Here in Ipswich, as I’ve covered elsewhere, I’m urging everyone to vote for Ben Gummer, the Conservative candidate. Not because I support his policies, which in many cases I don’t, but [...]
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Nigel Farage roasts Barosso again

The day before Daniel Hannan launches his campaign for an EU Referendum -he makes his full case in the Daily Telegraph of 7 September – Nigel Farage again speaks for us all in the EU Parliament. Wikio Wikio
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HMRC: All your dosh are belong to us

Sometimes I ponder on this blog, its future, the direction it has taken and will in future, and not just because the rest of the writing team seems to be permanently on holiday. We originally set out to expose institutional stupidity, but during the Election campaign wrote much from our joint perspective of EU-scepticism, broadly supporting [...]
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Zac Goldsmith: what a twat.

I’m in catch-up mode after a couple of weeks working away and quite over-whelmed with the sheer volume of crap falling around our ears worthy of a blog or two. This one stands out, and although a few days old, needs wide dissemination… We’re all well used to politicians not answering questions, their evasion tactics, obfuscation [...]
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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 [...]
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Lisbon Treaty; will it need re-ratification?

My thanks to Fausty’s Libertarian Blog for reminding me of this issue, and providing a link to this youtube video: Almost a month ago I wrote this sceptical article based on one of Daniel Hannan’s blogs. Two things have changed since then. Firstly, we have the crisis in Greece having reached serious proportions, and secondly this [...]
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