Monthly Archives: June 2007

Never mind your Glastonbury’s… last night we went to the Festival Med in Loulé, and it was the dog’s gonads! Headlining were the fantastic Tinariwen from Mali, described by Andy Kershaw as the world’s first ‘roll ‘ roll’ band. The … Continue reading →

John Cruddas always said he wasn’t standing for deputy leader out of personal ambition. True to his word.

Methodist Dave remembers days of glory past when he had two future British prime ministers together in his three door Astra saloon!

The words ‘trade union’ and ‘British National Party’ seem to me to be mutally exclusive. The trade unions stand for a concept of solidarity of the working class, an injury to one is an injury to all, and brotherhood and … Continue reading →

Oh well, time to stop sitting by the phone waiting for the ring from GB´s office to be included in the ´government of all the talents´. I mean, if Shirley Poppins can be given a place as an advisor (what … Continue reading →

According to The Independent’s Political Editor, “The prospect of Gordon Brown calling an early general election receded after the latest monthly poll for The Independent gave the Tories a five-point lead over Labour.” So, the media writers who decided we … Continue reading →

Unity on top form: Silver Bling Thing.

I heard Michael Portillo on the television this afternoon reprising his wonderful article in yesterday’s Sunday Times in which he thought Cameron was beginning to wobble, and that this could herald the start of a terminal decline. Well, wouldn’t we … Continue reading →

There’s a weeping and a wailing and a gnashing of teeth. Apparently, it is not Cameron’s piss-poor leadership, nor petty internal squabbling over the only policy they have so far announced, nor even the most ineffective shadow cabinet in post … Continue reading →

This will upset the Dalettes! No doubt the sock puppets will be out in force claiming they are still winning under their weak-chinned, inexperienced leader. As I predicted all along, once Brown had the job he would make Cameron look … Continue reading →