Smoking contradictions

A professor who has a way with words has said,
Parents who smoke in cars in front of small children are “committing a form of child abuse”.
My parents smoked in the car. I wouldn’t say that it thrilled me, but abuse? I think not. With the windows open, most of the smoke was expelled, otherwise my [...]

Burkas, bad. Stone Age toilets, good.

Time for me to get all Daily-Maily on you with these two stories:
Calls grow for burka ban in Britain as French outlaw Islamic ‘walking coffins’ and
Shopping centre bosses approve ‘Asian squat toilets’ following cultural awareness course
It’s all a game and once again this just proves it. On the one hand, a tiny number of Muslim [...]

A visit to the doctor

I am now required to visit the doctor every two months in order to get my prescription. This is a fairly recent development, as they weren’t bothered before. I always forget to book more than a week in advance and so I see a different doctor each time and therefore need to explain everything as [...]

Police shame as they arrest preacher for his THOUGHTS

Here is proof of how far ‘diversity’ indoctrination has destroyed the capability of some police officers to think rationally. Think at all, really.  Especially plastic plods. What a nice idea to dress up truly stupid members of the public in police-like uniforms and have them arrest people the government doesn’t like. The coppers in the [...]

Gay hand-holding week starts tomorrow

From the Pink News website.
Sshh!, or Same-Sex Hand-Holding, is usually held on the last Saturday of each month.
I wonder if that is because at the end of the month, the cops may be on the look out for last minute arrests to meet targets. And these days, what better way of showing you are a [...]

Lib Dems want VAT on new houses

In my last post I discussed just how awful the Lib Dems’ ideas are. I hadn’t heard of this one which the Telegraph has just warned about: Nick Clegg’s plans for VAT on new homes attacked.
The tax of between five and seven per cent would add up to £14,000 to the cost of buying an [...]

X-Factor politics has arrived as Nick Clegg “nearly as popular as Winston Churchill”

The Leaders’ Debate on the telly has prompted huge support for the Lib Dems. Not only does a YouGov survey for the Sunday Times suggest that Nick Clegg is now the most popular party leader since Winston Churchill, but a BPIX poll for The Mail on Sunday puts the Lib Dems in first place: a [...]

Party leaders try to woo Christian voters (no, really)

The video below was made by Christians in Politics, a group that brings together Christians from New Labour, the Tories and the Lib Dems. You can hear Brown, Cameron and Clegg’s attempts at pretending they care what Christians think.

Gordon Brown is his usual bizarre self. He says that churches and the Christian charities are Britain’s [...]

Labour’s real pledge card

Further to my previous post, this is the genuine Labour Pledge Card…

Here is the reverse…

Okay, let’s get fisking…
Secure the recovery and halve the deficit through economic growth, fair taxes and cuts to lower priority spending.
Halve the deficit: just like that! From the people who have more than doubled it – how? Through economic growth. What [...]

Labour’s pledge card

Yes, I know the very idea is hilarious after they welched on the ‘promises’ in their last manifesto. Maybe a pledge is a real promise. A bona-fide, non-fingers-crossed-behind-your-back sort of promise. Or maybe it’s just a furniture polish.
Those nice people at mybillboard.net have again gone to the trouble of enabling us to make our own, [...]