Predictions for 2010

1. The Conservatives will win a May election. Prime Minister David Cameron will tell us how much he cares about a fair society and giving help to hard-working families. It will be just like another Gordon Brown. People will pull their hair out.
2. There will be more ice in the Arctic Ocean this summer, continuing [...]

Resolutions #2

These are repeat resolutions:
Keep off the booze. This is quite an easy one now after twelve years, but I know I must never be complacent.
Keep boycotting Nestlé. Child slave labour and marketing milk powder to women who would have healthier babies by breast-feeding them is totally out of order. Join me.
Keep from buying a TV [...]

Welcome to the blog roll: Subrosa

I have added the Dundee Wifey to my very short (exclusive!) blog roll. Not only does she post interesting articles, she also tends to respond to comments.

Christmas Miracle: Mother and baby die in labour, then both revive

Ten reasons to leave the EU

Tory MEP, Daniel Hannan, has made a list on his blog.
1. Since we joined the EEC in 1973, we have been in surplus with every continent in the world except Europe. Over those 27 years, we have run a trade deficit with the other member states that averages out at £30 million per day.
2. In [...]

Orf with his head!

We have become so tetchy. So scared of causing offence. Even scared stiff to be associated with somebody who has been accused of causing offence, that when DJ Tom Binns dissed the Queen by stopping short her Christmas message on Birmingham radio station BRMB, he had to pay with his head job.
Apparently, Mr Binns was [...]

Who should get custody when lesbians split up? The natural mother?

The Pink News often has interesting stories. This one shows why we should not interfere with nature. People get hurt, including children. And this also shows, yet again, that homosexuality can be dispensed with.
The biological mother of a seven-year-old Vermont girl has been ordered by a court to hand her over to her former partner.
Lisa [...]

Resolution #1: Saving time

Things have to change in 2010. I said the same about 2009 and 2008… but I mean it this time. One of my biggest problems is that I waste far too much time on the internet, so I propose the following:
1) Stop following people on Twitter who are of no interest. For example, I follow [...]

Please reprogramme your conscience to be compliant with State directives

We know how much New Labour despises the individual (not just the family). They hate intelligence (because a little knowledge in the proles is a dangerous thing to the elite); that’s why we had to be dumbed down. They hate goodness (because through goodness comes strength); that’s why they teach children that all religions are [...]

Be careful what you tweet

I am fairly new to Twitter and I know some politicians have got themselves into trouble with their tweets, but I didn’t reckon on being misquoted myself. Misquoted isn’t the right word, as I was quoted correctly. Rather, I was taken completely out of context. Deliberately.
Tom Harris – the acceptable face of New Labour (well, [...]