More details are due to be revealed tomorrow of a disgraceful Tory smear campaign at the heart of Number Ten which has led to one of Brown's closest aides forced to quit a rotten government spinning out of control.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Thursday, April 09, 2009
Why Police Wear Balaclavas In Spring
The rise of balaclava-clad riot police, caught on camera over the death of innocent G20 bystander Ian Tomlinson, has exposed a disturbing new police tactic, with masked, unidentifiable officers now deployed in a chilling throw-back to the days of the discredited and now disbanded Special Patrol Group and the death of teacher Blair Peach. Are the police in danger of taking the law into their own hands?
Smith's Favourite Cop Quick Quits
The home secretary's favourite copper has been forced to quit after a bungling blunder ended the Met's cosy relationship with ministers. But it's taken a long while for blundering Bob Quick to be prised out of his job, as the wind of change finally blows, in a wake up call for the Met, the political police and the government. For the Tories, revenge is a dish best served cold.
Labels:
Greengate,
Jacqui Smith,
Quick,
Yates
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
Little Green Men Won't Save Brown
Deluded Brown is pinning his hopes on little green men to save his skin after digging himself into a fiscal stimulus hole, promising a new deal on jobs on which he cannot deliver and strutting around a G20 summit exposed as a con.
Smith Must Act Over Police Death Thugs
The home secretary is facing calls for a Scarman style inquiry into the death of bystander Ian Tomlinson after a masked police thug was caught on camera in a sickening unprovoked act of police brutality.
Labels:
G20,
Home Secretary,
IPCC,
Tomlinson
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
Masked Police Thug's Sickening G20 Brutality
A masked police thug has been caught on camera in a sickening act of brutality during last week's G20 protests in which London man, Ian Tomlinson, died.
Sunday, April 05, 2009
Brown On A Wing And A Prayer
Three homes Hoon has joined two homes secretary Smith exposed with their snouts in the trough of the MP's expenses scandal. Brown's G20 summit swindle is being unpicked and unmasked as a con. And his hapless chancellor has admitted he got it wrong about the recession. Brown 'bounced' but now he's fallen flat on his face and hanging on by a wing and a prayer.
Labels:
Brown,
Darling,
G20,
Hoon,
Jacqui Smith
Bishop Is Right to Blast 'British' Bull
Spring is in the air and a young man's fancy turns to - England. But will St George come on down from the terraces and return to his rightful place at the heart of the nation? The Archbishop of York reckons the time is right.
Labels:
Britishness,
New Labour,
political-correctness
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