Brown's Queen's Speech took a back seat, as the commons speaker threw Serjeant at Arms, Jill Pay, to the wolves, blaming her for the heavy-handed Greengate police raid - it wasn't me it was her, guv.
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Spintime For Little Hitlers And Democracy
Take your seats for the greatest sham on earth. The Queen's Speech and Greengate. Democracy and a police state. The government is taking us for a spin today and it could be a bumpy ride. What will Her Maj think of it all?
Labels:
Brown,
Davis,
General Election,
Green,
Harman,
Home Office,
Queen's Speech
C4 News 'Doctored' Mumbai Massacre
Channel 4's once highly respected News has come in for savage criticism over its reporting of the Mumbai massacre, with presenter Jon Snow singled out and now tarred with the same deluded brush as the heavily biased BBC.
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Can Brown Survive Without The Economy?
The government has been pinning its hope of revival on one man who can save the world. But without the relentless spin on the economy, the government is starting to flounder, as time and again a crisis of confidence rears its head.
Police Must Not Whitewash Greengate
Shamed government supporters are hoping the police's own investigation into the Met's handling of Greengate will put a lid on the heavy-handed outrage, as the embattled Force makes a desperate attempt to wriggle out of its share of the blame.
Labels:
Conservatives,
Davis,
Green,
Harman,
House of Lords
Monday, December 01, 2008
Baby P Case Must Not End Here
Outrage over the death of Baby P should not be allowed to end with a few words from schools secretary, Ed Balls. At stake is the future of children let down by his government's miserable and weak child protection policies.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Will The Queen Be Left Speechless?
The Queen's Speech looks set to be written on the back of a fag packet as Downing Street continues to strip out unpopular vote-losing bills or anything that could cause a commons confrontation. Though a Greengate confrontation could be just what is on the cards, as MPs gather on Wednesday.
Labels:
Cameron,
Green,
Mandelson,
Martin,
Parliament,
Queen's Speech
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