May 6th, 2009

PMQs Live Chat


542 Comments

  1. 1
    John Ward says:

    Oops! Code added in the wrong editor mode…

  2. 3

    This means about as much as Prime mentalist does to me.

  3. 6
    Prime Minister Gordon Brown says:

    Balls to the Tories, arses to the Libs,
    if you’ve never been fucked following Polling Day,
    you’ve never been fucked at all.

  4. 7
    Sir Brian Wooley GCMG says:

    Will the the Prime Minister please show that he is a listening Prime Minister and kindly announce a General Election.

    • 10
      Sir Brian Wooley GCMG says:

      David Cameron must read this blog and asked my question for me

      • 34
        The Beast of Clarkenwell says:

        Cameron DOES read this blog (=:

      • 95
        David Cameron says:

        he knows he is a balding thick lightweight air swallowing coward with a chronic flatulence problem and a head caked in reinforced hairspray.

        Hello Carry on Cameron

    • 223
      Gordon Brown says:

      Eh, what? Speak up there.

  5. 8
    arthur says:

    Cameron is an empty vessel

  6. 9
    Mr Christopher says:

    The strange grimacing articulations of the face make one suspect some underlying neurological disorder and deteriorating neurobehavioural performance – perhaps due to a focal brain lesion.

    • 16
      Reg Buttox says:

      all sides of his two faces are affected so must be generalised pathology

    • 35
      Anonymous says:

      No! He’s got a broom handle up his arse – for comfort you understand – in the absence of Peter

      • 226
        Lord Choldmondleigh Sidewinder says:

        I thought that it was in place of a a spine.

  7. 11
    John says:

    David Cameron has called for an election, GB has no reply. What an ‘empty vessel’ GB is, running scared from the electorate & his own party.

  8. 12
    Silvio Tanner says:

    THE APATHETIQK VOTER IS IN THE ASCENDANTSEA

  9. 13
    cynic says:

    It now appears that most fo thsoe on the Home Office Banned from Britain list have never tried to some here. Two of them are serving 20 years in a Russian Prison!

    What a bloody shambles of a Government. This was just a gimmicky headline from a deadbeat government with noting to offer. What about a few more names for the list then Jaqui:

    Hitler- we don’t KNOW he’s dead so better be sure

    Gordon Brown- has done more damage to the UK than most of those on the list could ever dream of doing

  10. 14
    Bollocks to NuLabour says:

    Brown is a fu*king idiot. At what point is the turd going to answer a single question.

  11. 15
    Mr Christopher says:

    I feel real resentment against this gang of crooked political hooligans dismantling our country bit by bit, and introducing all sorts of alien principles, like identity cards and mass electronic surveillance, which are the hallmarks of a new kind of police state which has never before existed in human history, a police state where information technology and electronic intelligence has replaced the networks of informers needed to survey the mass in Stasi times.

    But a police state it is, all the same, and as with all police states, those at the top are rotten, corrupt, liers, and schemers with public cash salted away in obscure accounts.

    A sad disgrace, and Britain great no more.

    • 327
      Dr Nuts says:

      But who voted them in – again and again.

      What I like is: If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear… and now their embezzlement of the national piggy-bank is about to show who scoffed how much!

      • 336
        Alien8n says:

        Not me, and not 80% of this country either. It makes me laugh how they call 20% of the country voting for them a “mandate” to govern. We need a complete overhaul of the system.

      • 482

        This is the problem with democracy, Dr Nuts; it always leads eventually to socialism. This is why the Greeks abandoned it after the experiment failed in Athens with the democratic murder of Socrates.

        For more on the evils of democracy, you can’t really do much better than Erik Kuehnelt-Leddihn’s, ‘The Menace of the Herd’ (available via ScribD):

        => The Menace of the Herd (or Procrustes At Large)

        Procrustes was the son of Poseidon who would lie people down on an iron bed and stretch them if they weren’t long enough, or cut them down to size if they were too long. What he never used to tell them, was that the bed was adjustable. Perhaps this is where Gordon Brown got his old ‘Iron Chancellor’ moniker from?

        Although not free and online, if that tickles your fancy, the next port of call is:

        => Democracy: The God That Failed

    • 382
      Steve says:

      Here Here. Great article in the Times today, quoting Whacky on the ID card pilot (sic) in Manchester. Of course the Pilot’s union have refused to let the members get them…

      http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article6229354.ece
      Ms Smith’s decision to seek the help of high street businesses in taking the biometric fingerprints and photographs needed for the cards is an attempt to minimise costs and make enrolment in the scheme easy.
      “While private companies will clearly benefit from the increased footfall from offering this service, their customers will benefit from being able to quickly provide their biometrics while they are out doing the shopping.”

      WHAT THE FUCK – she thinks that we should be talking about the convenience and benefit to retaillers of us surrendering our biometric data -. Have I missed something really important here or does she think that the biggest invasion of privacy ever devised is something we should do one week while we go shopping.

      Also notice the loose term “Voluntary” regarding the cards. For something so “Voluntary” there seems to be an increasing list of things we won’t be able to do without one – Airport workers will not be allowed to work, students will not be allowed to get a loan etc. These don’t seem particularly voluntary activities to me.

      http://www.no2id.net are running a campaign on this, I would suggest a PM petition but given that the hoon-general is currently ignoring 52,848 of us telling him to fuck off and resign…

  12. 17
    Silvio Tanner says:

    PARLIAMENT INTENDS TO START BY OFFERING THE FIRST IDKARDS TO
    VOLUNTEERS IN MANCHESTER
    POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICERS AND THE LIKE

    • 36
      Sarah says:

      Who, in their right mind, would ‘volunteer’ to give the gubment more money?
      Do they think that Mancunians are more stupid than the rest of us?
      Message to Manchester – Don’t do it! If even ten of you sign up, the vile Jacqboots will bring out some report that says the pilot scheme was a great success.

      • 53
        Sir Brian Wooley GCMG says:

        The vile Jacuboots will not be in the Cabinet when the scheme comes in. Tee hee.

      • 54
        yellowbelly says:

        Mancunians are definitely not stupid. They had the good sense to vote overwhelmingly against road pricing in the Greater Manchester area. Well done!

      • 56
        Air Nokia One says:

        The way it will be forced on the electorate is that government departments councils etc will insist on seeing such a card before you are dealt with. It will then be a requirement via the back door rather than voluntary.

        The conservatives have clearly stated that the system should be scrapped. Not quite a ‘it will never happen statement’ but close enough for me.

      • 137
        Master's Baiter's Baiter (coz 'e's a Hoon) says:

        It’s a punishment meeted to the Mancs for not voting in favour of congestion charging. This is a real crime and, should Gordon fiddle sufficient ballot boxes to win again, they will be made to pay good and proper.

      • 210
        anonybot says:

        I see they’ve reduced the fee already – it was £60 this morning according to the BBC web site and now they’re being offered at a knockdown price of £30 “capped for 2 years” and I still ask the question why would you voluntarily part with £30 for this piece of plastic ?

      • 272
        papieren bitte. says:

        Well by ‘volunteer’ they mean to bully you into having no choice. Like they are doing with airline pilots. Their id is optional but if I understand it right, they won’t be allowed to do their job if they don’t have one of these stupid IDs. Fortunately, thanks to Gordon’s masteful understanding of economics, there isn’t a chance in hell these will ever be rolled out over the entire population.

      • 386
        Steve says:

        263 absolutely correct.

        If by “volunteer” they mean “volunteer for ID cards if you want, but you won’t get an airside pass unless you do” then that’s not really much choice if you work at an airport, is it?

        The pilots’ union BALPA have already told the Home Office that they will not co-operate, the HO have responded by saying that only new employees and renewals will need ID cards.
        This serves no purpose but to avoid a “Big Bang” of registrations which can be protested against, and by telling unemployed people that they can only get a job at the airport if they have an ID card. DISGUSTING FROM THESE HOONS http://www.no2id.net

  13. 18
    Languid Libertarian says:

    Isn’t it the speakers job to ensure the PM makes a reasonable attempt to answer the f*ing question rather than that “I don’t like you and I’m not talking” line he used about 20 times?

    • 21
      Anonymous says:

      What? Mr ‘Gorbals Mick’ Speaker? He’s too busy troughing out on the system

    • 23
      Groucho says:

      The Speaker does’t really know what he is supposed to be doing. Apart from trousering as much loot as possible of course.

      • 50
        tweek says:

        He does, he is supposed to make sure Broon has an easy a time of it as possible, a job he is incredibly good at.

    • 55
      Anonymous says:

      Yes. Technically the speaker is supposed to get the PM physically ejected for abusing parliament when he repeatedly refuses to answer questions, and to not let him back in again until he apologises.

      What Brown does as PMQs is abusing Parliament; a decent speaker would never allow it to happen.

    • 61
      Sir Brian Wooley GCMG says:

      Mr Speakers job is to rule over the House fairly, without favour or prejudice and see that Parliamentary rules and customs are observed. The present incumbent is unfair, sycophantic, prejudiced and totally incompetent and ill-mannered. He is trying to copy the Prime Minister. Both of them being unfit for purpose.

    • 65
      Anonymous says:

      Isn’t it also the Speaker’s job to sit on Cameron’s empty sound bites and make him ask genuine questions that seek genuine information? The Code of Conduct for MPs requires that

      “Members shall at all times conduct themselves in a manner which will tend to maintain and strengthen the public’s trust and confidence in the integrity of Parliament and never undertake any action which would bring the House of Commons, or its Members generally, into disrepute.”

      Do these predictable shouting matches and non-answers really maintain and strengthen trust?

      • 76
        Anonymous says:

        It’s up to the opposition what questions they ask. That’s the whole point.

        Cameron asked perfectly valid questions which should have been answered.

        If he’d asked “are you a one-eyed scottish wanker?” then I’d say the speaker should intervene, but that wasn’t what he asked.

      • 85
        NewGirl says:

        members shall what?? well that puts everything in perspective then. there’s been no breach of code this Parliament!

      • 96
        Anonymous says:

        Well, we know who is responsible for the non-answers.

        Gordon “Courage” Brown.

    • 73
      Anonymous says:

      In the old days, the speaker often chastised Thatcher for not answering a question; which in those instances was the right thing to do when it happened (which was relatively rare, because back then the PM did actually answer questions)

      When the speaker does their job properly, the PM is forced to answer questions unless there’s a security or pivacy issue at stake.

      In fact I can remember a few times when Thatcher was basically told “answer the question now or piss off” by the speaker, and that’s how it’s supposed to work. Without the speaker doing their job properly PMQs is a 100% waste of time.

    • 143
      The Speaker says:

      Haven’t got time to respond. My wife and I are going shopping and the taxi has just arrived. Gotta go…bye!

  14. 20
    Reg Buttox says:

    Speed camera boss in 100mph drive

    The boss of a speed camera firm has been banned from driving for six months after admitting speeding at more than 100mph on a 70mph road in Suffolk.

    Tom Riall, 49, is a chief executive of Serco, which has provided more than 5,000 speed cameras in the UK.

    He appeared at Sudbury Magistrates’ Court and pleaded guilty to driving at 102.9mph on the A14 on 4 January, 2009.

    Riall was fined £300, banned from driving for six months and had six points added to his licence.

    Riall, from Ufton Nervet, near Reading, was caught speeding in his blue Volvo by a police patrol car on the eastbound dual carriageway just before 1300 BST, the court heard.

    In court Riall “expressed deep regret” and is due to give a statement later.

    On Serco’s website it states the company prides itself on providing “robust evidence” of drivers’ speeding.

    • 474

      Aha! The biter bit!

      Lunchtime on the A14 isn’t particualrly quiet, so the plod who nicked him was probably perfectly correct.

      Cameras, on the other hand, take no account of road conditions or prevailing traffic – it’s perfectly safe to do 140 or so on a reasonably straight road with no traffic in dry weather, and I know traffic cops who wouldn’t stop you at any less than 110 in clear, dry conditions if the traffic allowed such speeds t o be safe.

      Time to get the necklaces out and burn the cameras…

  15. 22
    peter carter-fuck says:

    That nasty fuck Phill Woolas would look much better if a kukri had sliced the top of his head off.

  16. 25

    They’ve just shown the Prescott “Predator” picture in Daily Politics.

  17. 26
    peter carter-fuck says:

    Why has fatty Strathclyde bothered to turn up?

  18. 27
    Phil Woolas Minor Town Hall Official says:

    I’m a fucking jobsworth!

  19. 28
    Voice of the Resistance says:

    Brown lost that one.
    Cameron was on form, but missed only just the chance to torpedo Gordon. If only he had mentioned the e-Petition at the start, Dave would have ripped Gordon’s tits right off. And loved it.
    Clegg won that PMQ. Calling Brown stupid, I didn’t see anyone disagree. Good form, Clegg. I hope you sign up to a coalition with the Tories just to boot Labour in and out. You can always fall out, later on.

    • 46
      Grumpy Old Man says:

      “Stupid”, is Unparliamentary language. Gorbals Mick had the chance to torpedo one of Clegg’s finest PMQ’s and missed it. sign of the times in the Brownite bunker.

      • 59
        Anonymous says:

        Gerald Howarth was brilliant.
        Reminded Bottler Brown that he ran away from a certain Majority in 2007 and asked about McDoom’s ‘Vision’ for Britain when the shite patently has non.

        Gold star for little Gerry.

      • 89
        Voice of the Resistance says:

        Yes. Brown’s bunker wants Brown out, so didn’t interrupt or stop Clegg, or shoot him down.

      • 478

        Gerald Howarth is my MP – guess what his nickname is in Aldershot (due to his diminutive stature)?

        Action Man ;o)

      • 535

        But he didn’t say ‘stupid’. He said ‘stupidity’ so managed to get it under the wire.

  20. 29
    Bollocks to NuLabour says:

    Tom Conti is at least talking sense.

  21. 30

    Thanks to Tory Bear for the production, I presume.

  22. 31
    peter carter-fuck says:

    Tom Conti’s arguing for lower taxes and a flat income tax. Fucking A! Even the luvvies think NuLabor is a stinking pile of pigshit.

    • 62
      Grumpy Old Man says:

      Yeah, but for us it’s visceral. For the Luvvies, it’s a transient fashion.

  23. 32

    That was most amusing. PMQs is totally dead as a mechanism for getting the PM to actually respond, there’s no doubt about that – Gordon doesn’t try, the speaker doesn’t even attempt to get him to, but it was fun anyway.

    You know what interests me? Broon looks *just* as angry and disconcerted at a personal dig at him – printers – as he does at a tough political question – why doesn’t he call an election. He sees no difference. Questioning him, is questioning his government – l’etat, c’est Gordon – clear meglomania.

    That “why dont’ you call an election” line is a good one, it’s bothering him, he has no response, he can’t chant stats, he just has to walk by it. He doesn’t fucking like that.

    • 68
      Grumpy Old Man says:

      Cameron’s line, “but you ARE the problem……..was an unanswerable classic. He spoke for 80% of the country on that one.

  24. 33
    Yoda says:

    Best part of PMQ’s was the ‘bullying in the workplace’ question..Brown was unable to think and made a complete arse of himself.

    ..and ,Boy did he look pissed off!

    Did anyone else notice the extraordinarily glum faces on the Gov’t front bench?

    • 38
      Anonymous says:

      Aye. Cheer up front bench, Gordon hasn’t called for an election yet. You’d think it was tomorrow. We can only dream.

    • 41
      Anonymous says:

      Mind you Jacqui was having a right old knees up and laugh behind Gord’s back. Probably about the latest technique her husband was learning about thanks to Virgin Media. At the taxpayers expense. Double the laughter, but at us not just Boring Brown.

      • 173
        Anonymouse2 says:

        You keep getting it completely wrong about Mrs Timney. Dick was (and maybe still) watching gay porn. What do yo think the subject matter of Raw Meat III is about. Anyway, it bound to be gay. Why? Because (a) Dick Timney supports Labor and (b) he moves in the upper echelons of Labour. How else could Jack Boots, a white English mother, have come to the notice of Gordon.
        No, I don’t know if Dick holidays in Cape Cod.

      • 177
        Anonymous says:

        Raw Meat III?

    • 48
      Mabroon (no Relation) says:

      Yes we did, isn’t it fun?

    • 109
      Plato says:

      The way he fell back into his seat like a sack of spuds was class – what a spoilt brat.

      I can’t believe he basically confirmed the story is true rather than rebutt with a joke – not as if he didn’t know it was a likely upcoming piss take question.

    • 134
      Ian E says:

      Made my day!! I just hope someone caught the exchange for YouTube!

    • 305
      SideShow Bob says:

      Cameron should sneak into the house just before PMQ’s and place a cell phone (or two) on the despatch box.
      Wind up McMental.
      Duck.

  25. 37
    peter carter-fuck says:

    Is Phil Woolas still fucking Caroline Flint?

    Daft fuck reckons they have no public sector infrastructure in the USA. Poor third world shithole clearly lacks roads, hospitals and schools. Can one of our Gurkhas please slice the bastard?

    • 64
      reg511 says:

      It will out when the expenses are published

      • 253
        Poor bloody taxpayer says:

        We won’t be allowed to see the uncensored expense claims. Nothing to hide, nothing to fear?

    • 74
      Grumpy Old Man says:

      I hope Flint’s keeping a diary. Her serialised memoirs will double the circulation of the Sunday that secures them.

    • 120
      Caroline Flint says:

      Yes

      • 172
        Terry Tibbs says:

        Can i have a go Caroline?

      • 219
        Anonymous says:

        As I think The Beast has mentioned on here before – Flint is a dead ringer for anal porn star, Belladonna. Nasty… very, very nasty. She most definitely does ‘like it up ‘em’ .

      • 251
        peter carter-fuck says:

        True, have Flint and Belladonna ever been seen in the same room? I rest my case.

        Flint’s the only NuLabor trim worthy of a shag, but she’d have to wash her minge out with carbolic first, you wouldn’t want to go sloppy seconds to Phil fucking Woolas would you? Oaten, put your hand down, that was a rhetorical question.

    • 163
      Phil Woolas the ever so Minor Town Hall Official says:

      I would like to object in the stongest possible terms to the suggestion that I am having a carnal relationship with another member of the cabinet.

      • 232
        Lord Choldmondleigh Sidewinder says:

        Go on then.

      • 536

        Actually, now you mention it there is a similarity between Belladonna and Caroline Flint.

        Belladonna, probably one of the world’s first Mormon hard core sex stars. (Pointless trivia provided free of charge!)

      • 540
        peter carter-fuck says:

        Belladonna is also an honest private sector worker: you pay to watch her get fucked up the arse. NuLabor slags like Flint charge you for the privilege of having them butt rape you. I’d have Belladonna or any porn star in government before any of these hard faced NuStazi bitches.

  26. 39
    Bollocks to NuLabour says:

    Labour are going to keep spending and spending as they know that they we not be around to have to pay it back. They are destroying the on purpose so that can then point the finger at the tories when cuts are made.

    TYPICAL LABOUR SHAM ECONOMICS. LET THE COUNTRY SUFFER AFTER THEY HAVE F*CKED IT UP.

    GB MUST DIE!!!!

    • 52
      Bollocks to NuLabour says:

      Sub ‘will’ instead of ‘we’

      Missing words round….

      ‘destroying the BLANK on’ – economy

      fat fingers on a little asus eeepc.

  27. 40
    Phil Woolas Minor Town Hall Official says:

    Millions of Labour voters are very unhappy about the way the Tories are taking the mickey out of Gordon Brown.

    • 43
      Anonymous says:

      I will play the (Smallest) violin.

    • 44
      John says:

      Are these the uneducated ones living on benefits who watch tv all day while others work to support them who are the most threatened by the necessory cuts in public expenditure David Cameron will have to make?

      • 58
        Grumpy Old Man says:

        No. They can’t be arsed. If benefits are cut they’ll just nick what they want. It’s the hundreds of thousands of community outreach workers, Equality Managers and all the other non-job sinecure holders in the overbloated public sector who are shitting bricks.

      • 69
        reg511 says:

        They are not shitting bricks but retraining as Balls’ social workers

    • 47
      Yoda says:

      I thought his point was more about Prescott taking the piss out of Brown?

      • 434
        socially mobile says:

        It was difficult to know what his point was as, just for a change, he tried to make it a class issue – referring labour voters objecting to fun being made of the working class. That made me wonder if he was referring to Prescott being ridiculed as, whatever else one might call Brown, he is not “working class”. He is the son of a minister and a businesswoman (his own claim when he wanted to cosy up to business).

    • 49
      Mabroon (no Relation) says:

      Millions of voters, Ha Ha Ha!!!

    • 92
      Feduptothebackteeth says:

      And a few foreign leaders too..

    • 471
      anticant says:

      I don’t believe there are millions of Labour voters. Or if there are, there won’t be by the time he finally calls an election if things go on like this.

  28. 42
    Mzzzz. J. Boot, 32AA Minsta for Tourists 'n Terrorism, Terrorist-Tourism, 'n failed Terrorist Trappi says:

    LET ME SPEAK! I INSIST ON BEING HEARD!!!

    This will lift the gloomy mood.

    Speaking as a High Profile member of this discredited, bankrupt, lying, and deceitful government, I would like to thank taxpayers for my LOVELY BATH PLUG!

    It has a lovely snug fit, and is nice and shiny.

    I’ve personalised it wiv an ID card.

  29. 51
    bergen says:

    It looks clear that he is not going to resign and the leading comrades don’t have the bottle to unseat him.It’s going to be a miserable year until the election and his despatch from public life.

    The plus side is that they will be out for at least two terms.

    • 72
      reg511 says:

      UN Electoral Oversight now!

      • 244
        nell says:

        We must take comfort in the fact that we have a further year of entertainment ahead of us albeit as we watch the country deteriorate around us.

  30. 57
    Mzzzz. J. Boot, 32AA Minsta for Tourists 'n Terrorism, Terrorist-Tourism, 'n failed Terrorist Trappi says:

    Want an ID card?

    See me round the back of me chippy

    Got a light?

    • 98
      Voice of the Resistance says:

      and £400. Fell off the back of a printer.

      • 393
        Steve says:

        it was found under the printer after said object ended up on the other side of the room

    • 518
      A Militant Islamic Terrorist says:

      So if I’ve got it right, the whole point of the ID card scheme was to stop people like me? But to get round it, all I’ll have to immigrate without papers, get a job in Boots, and then print up as many ID cards as I like on my ‘secure’ Boots biometric photocopier, for all my mates back in the Swat valley, who can be in on the next flight from Islamabad to blow up the Tube again (or even bring in some of our soon-to-be-acquired Pakistani nukes to take out the Westminster Arms)?

      You Brits really are a bunch of Hoons if you’ve fallen for a police state bunch of twaddle like that.

  31. 60
    Susie says:

    i wonder how much his round the clock team of body guards will cost us when the electorate de-select him? Can we afford it? Do we want to afford it?

    I hope he’ll take up hill-walking in bonnie Scotland and get mistaken for a stag.

    • 77
      Sic a parcel o'rogues says:

      They have already built him a fortress in North Queensferry – it is rumoured to take in the deep magazines from the first world war era gun emplacements. All of North Queensferry, apart from Gordie’s joint, is to be flattened to create a clear field of fire when he comes back to Fife. Most assume it is for incoming fire!

      • 104
        Susie says:

        From one bunker to another?

        On second thoughts there’s no way Gorn would ever be mistaken for a stag — stags are noble courageous creatures. Maybe a Hibernian (as opposed to Tasmanian) Devil.

    • 105
      Groucho says:

      Personally I would favour Gruinard as his retirement home

    • 148
      DR says:

      Yes, it’ll make a change from going downhill!

  32. 63
    Pienomics says:

    Interesting to hear the PM chirping about 30,000 children getting help with reading, writing and counting. Umh.

    I have 3 suggestions for him:

    1. Stop reading the Sunday papers.
    2. Ban cabinet colleagues from writing articles for the Sunday papers.
    3. Send the Treasury and Home Office on a counting skills course.

    Even better. Why doesn’t he take up DC’s suggestion and call a general election. Him and his gang of sound-bite apparatchiks are unfit for purpose.

    • 440
      Tuckered says:

      A high proportion of them probably do not have anyone at home who speaks sufficient English to help them learn to read English. This is along the same lines as the boasts of the number of new jobs he has created.

  33. 66
    StrongholdBarricades says:

    10/10 for the bullying question

    Brown’s response will go down in the annals of you tube (hopefully)

    Brightened up my Wednesday

    • 83
      Disillusioned says:

      Best question of the lot by a country mile.

    • 87
      NewGirl says:

      can you describe it? i didn’t see PMQs

    • 122
      Bollocks to NuLabour says:

      I will describe it in the medium of mime.

      • 153
        Anonymous says:

        He nearly starts to cry

      • 171
        NewGirl says:

        hee hee hee thanks anon. that was very funny

      • 186
        Moley says:

        Even the Speakers pissing himslelf with laughter.

      • 199
        Susie says:

        Gurning Gorn, “Mister Speaker any complaints will be dealt with in the usual manner”.

        Yeah we know.

        Sack the whistle blower, stop their pension, expel their children, give them Co-codamol and a penknife…

      • 209
        Rick the Roman says:

        Absolute classic – made my day

      • 216
        StrongholdBarricades says:

        Still makes me laugh

      • 307
        Don King says:

        Brilliant ! The bong-eyed-Hunt nearly had a stroke !

        Death to the useless koont. Lets hope we can all pi55 on his grave soon :)

    • 493
      Elwood P. Dowd says:

      Excellent Question. Next week someone ask whether No 10 Downing Street is exempt from the Health and Safety at Work Act as there appear to be gross violations under the Act taking place.

      An automatic sacking offence under most standard disciplinary procedures.

  34. 67
    BOFL http://ageofkali.blogspot.com/ says:

    what a pathetic country we live in……the recession is going to be the worst ever.millions out of jobs and homes…..and we cant get rid of the charmless arrogant Brown who far from being a genius wouldnt last a day in business on his own……….all the politicians are busy feathering their own nests and hoons like jacqui wiv an iq ov abaht 38 cannot even spot the irony in their own propaganda.

    looking after the country? i wouldnt let any of them clean a toilet………

    meanwhile the country is hurtling towards bankruptcy…….

    well done new nazis……now go forth!

  35. 70
    BOFL http://ageofkali.blogspot.com/ says:

    phil woolas……..how can someone so stupid ever get into parliament?

    • 79
      Grumpy Old Man says:

      ….because anyone less stupid wouldn’t stand for Labour?

    • 84
      Groucho says:

      You say that as if this was unusual in some way

    • 93
      Andy Carpark says:

      Hazel Blears is the hottest thing since Anita Ekberg.

      • 103
        Groucho says:

        Aye, you could chuck her around like a budgie’s toy

      • 110
        Susie says:

        My husband remarked once, Blears has the sort of face one would never get tired of punching.

      • 117
        Ivan Horn says:

        I wouldn’t go that far enita was gorgeous. However I do find the little red squirrel has a certain something…..would my delicious nuts attract the fluffy ginger munchkin , I can but dream.

      • 127
        Bollocks to NuLabour says:

        Your husband is a very astute man.

      • 168
        Mzzz. Hazy Blurs says:

        You say the sweetest things Big Boy, – but I’m GridLocked Gordo’s now!!

      • 238
        Lord Choldmondleigh Sidewinder says:

        105 Suzie

        It looks like a few have tried.

      • 346
        Agent 99 says:

        “Hazel Blears is the hottest thing since Anita Ekberg.”

        She will be when she is burnt at the stake for her crimes against this country

  36. 71
    BOFL http://ageofkali.blogspot.com/ says:

    what a pathetic country we live in……the recession is going to be the worst ever.millions out of jobs and homes…..and we cant get rid of the charmless arrogant Brown who far from being a genius wouldnt last a day in business on his own……….all the politicians are busy feathering their own nests and hoons like jacqui wiv an iq ov abaht 38 cannot even spot the irony in their own propaganda.

    looking after the country? i wouldnt let any of them clean a toilet………

    meanwhile the country is hurtling towards bankruptcy…….

    well done new nazis……now go forth!

  37. 75
    Mr Christopher says:

    What a sad, sick, joke to hear the corrupt Jacqui Smith on Radio 4 saying that we will now all have “the opportunity” to have identity cards – what sickening dissimulation!

    • 174
      NooBoringLiar Word Watcher says:

      Welcome to the Noo(Old)LyingBore lexicon

      ‘Opportunity’ = ‘do it or we break your arms’

      ‘Investment’ = ‘wasting yet more money’

      ‘The People’ = ‘the sad shills we fool into supporting us – by guile, dosh, or hollow promises, – oh, – and all the oppression guff’

  38. 78
    Master Baiter says:

    I only post Gordon bilge because there is a necklace placed around my neck with a small semtex charge attached, one bad posting from any of us bunker trolls and kaboom! I only get away with doing this post because Brownpants is getting his weekly post PMQs nosh from Balls.

    Traa laa!

  39. 88
    Papiere - zeigen mir Ihre Papiere - schnell! says:

    Ach! – forget zis ‘ID Card’ nonsense – just show me your Papers!!

    • 94
      NewGirl says:

      What will they do if we just refuse to get one? What can they do?

      • 99
        Groucho says:

        Make life difficult. That’s the plan – introduce them as optional but gradually force people to adopt them.

      • 100
        Voice of the Resistance says:

        No benefits. And you will be branded a terrorist.

        So.. when do you want to start the revolution?

      • 106
        NewGirl says:

        I don’t get ANY fucking benefits! I just pay towards everyone else’s. so I’m up for a bit of civil disobedience. Anyone else?

      • 107
        arthur says:

        Stop your bus pass

      • 121
        Groucho says:

        Stop you renewing your passport. So you are stuck here until you are forced to get an ID card.

        I really don’t understand why they are ploughing ahead with this. The scheme is going to cost a fortune, will not work in the way the IT-ignorant government believes it will and Cameron has said he willl scrap it anyway.

        Never mind. Piss another couple of tens of billions up the wall. Who cares.

      • 138
        jgm2 says:

        Just use your Irish passport instead. I reckon there’s an opportunity here for a bit od passport arbitrage on the part of some small EU country like (say) Malta. For less money than an ID card or UK passport Malta could issue passports which would accord you all the privileges of EU membership (travel, benefits, health care, right to work) but without having to give Brown your DNA.

        I reckon Malta should open ‘embassies’ all over the UK and hand out passports.

        That’d fuck ‘em up. Put the passport and ID people out of business. Wankers.

      • 139
        Bollocks to NuLabour says:

        I can foresee the government insisting on Joe Public having to show their ID card to obtain public services such as NHS etc.. Then they will change the KYC (Know Your Customer) regulations for banks, again insisting that the ID card will be one of the required IDs to be presented upon opening a bank account (else the banks will be open to charges of money laundering).

        It will be f*cking hard to live life without! Nothing voluntary about it.

      • 160
        Herr Comrade Tilta MacStalinBrownstainovich says:

        Vee hav vays of making you want one mein liebling

      • 264
        Poor bloody taxpayer says:

        Our only consolation is, this bunch of incompetant twats will never get it to work. Anyone noticed how David Blunkett keeps popping up in the letter page of The Telegraph defending id cards? Funny thing is, he always forgets to mention he is a paid consultant to one of the firms helping to set up the scheme. Lying, devious hoon.

    • 113
      peter carter-fuck says:

      The plan is to launch the ID card in Manchester, the city with only marginally fewer scallies, chancers and lowlifes than Liverpool. The city of Noel, Liam and Frank Gallagher. NuLabor just isn’t even trying to make sense anymore.

      ID theft? Why bother when the daft fuckers are giving IDs away for thirty notes? You can get them from your local chemist. Has anyone at the Home Office noticed how many pharmacists are followers of the Religion of Peace? Are they mad? Does Jacqui Smith swallow? Don’t bother to answer, I just don’t care any more.

      I will nevoh, evoh carry a fuckin ID card!

      • 123
        NewGirl says:

        that’s two of us then.

      • 147
        Susie says:

        3 of us

      • 149
        Billy Goat Gruff says:

        swallow?

      • 157
        Groucho says:

        Yes you will.

        The majority of the population are either too thick to understand the implications of introducing ID cards or simply don’t have the testicular fortitude to do anything about it.

        So they will be introduced on a volutary basis, then gradually they will become a ‘requirement’ in more and more situations until they are in effect compulsory.

      • 165
        NewGirl says:

        surely if enough people refused, then the whole thing, whatever the threats, would be unworkable

      • 175
        Bill d'Sarse says:

        Manchester – what a great place to trial the ID system. I’m thinking of running a sweepstake on how long it takes for the first really good forgeries come to light as part of a benefit fraud. I’ll put a couple of pound on, let’s say, 4 weeks.

      • 176
        Anonymous says:

        Three

      • 192
        Anonymous says:

        But Groucho is right – what if you can’t go the doctor’s without one? Or buy petrol? Or get the kids into school?

      • 195
        NewGirl says:

        I know. But if there was enough of us, for example, unable to put our kids in schools, unable to work, unable to access healthcare….they wouldn’t be able to sustain the requirement surely. It would just need enough of us to stand together.

      • 237
        Dr Feelgood says:

        I won’t carry one.

        Mass civil disobedience is the only way to kill this if (God forbid), Labour win the next election.

        http://www.no2id.net/

      • 255
        nell says:

        My forecast for the next election which is likely to be far more realistic than the projections in Alastair Darling’s budget is that Labour are headed for an electoral car crash. The 2nd one, because it is also expected they may only end up in control of one County Council after the forthcoming June election and possibly not that one if the voting swing is reasonable. It could be their worst local election for thirty years – I sure do hope so.

      • 266
        Deadly Boffin says:

        What’s the problem? Ve start with the ID card,then move to ze microchipping. Ze plan is to give vets £100,000 a year and open later so ve can process undesirables (definition is wide ranging) at ze same time as domestic pets. It is also a sneaky vay of privatising ze NHS. Who cares? Ve treat you like cattle anyway!

        Our testing has shown zat ze chip vil interfere mit various signals from medical equipment so you vil be banned from NHS premises,saving a fortune….well only increasing overspends by inflation plus 65% actually.

      • 298
        Anonymous says:

        This move with the ID cards is just to try and get some money in, the real twist is that passports by 2011 will contain all of the same data as the ID cards.
        That’s why the concervatives are happy to ban the ID cards and promote the passports.

        It’s more like bad cop, good cop with the main parties, they are all following the same program.
        And don’t worry about manchester, if they wish to force anything on the mancunians they will have to send in the army again.

      • 369
        Nicholas Kenton Haflinger says:

        167 Bill d’Sarse
        It’s not the ‘good forgeries’ making their appearance that people need to worry about, It’s the ‘absolutely fantastic’ forgeries that will move invisibly through the fabric of society.

        The ‘Magic ID Card’: people who can assume any identity they want

      • 425
        Gooey Blob says:

        I’ll never carry one either. Not that it will ever come to that, the Tories will scrap this expensive white elephant in 12 months’ time. Beats me why the government insists on ploughing ahead with it. ID cards are dead already. Simple dogmatic pig-headedness must be the sole reason this ill-considered waste of money has not already been scrapped.

        Government by the hard-of-thinking, for the hard-of-thinking. Do they ever get anything right?

      • 501
        St George Spits says:

        Are ID cards in fact a response to an EU directive ?

  40. 101
    peter carter-fuck says:

    Joanna Lumley is to meet the Snotgobbler this afternoon. I advise her to wear full NBC protection and carry a kukri.

    If he tries to touch you Joanna, slice his fucking hand off and declare martial law. Your people will follow you to the end!

    • 132
      Groucho says:

      Ms Lumley will have no effect on Brown

      Integrity, passion and selfless support for a good cause are all lost on him and pretty ladies are not his thing.

      • 142
        Sir Reginald Titbrain says:

        Perhaps she should sport a strap-on to get his attention

      • 164
        Yoda says:

        Now..if Mandlebum was to see him………..I’m sure Brown would be kind to his ghurkin

    • 300
      Dame Celia Molestrangler says:

      Why not slice off something meatier than his hand. UGH! He isn’t fit to lick her boots.

  41. 102
    Master Baiter says:

    Regaring answering questions.

    What are the Conservative Party’s policies?

    Answer:
    Say nothing, do nothing.

    • 108
      tweek says:

      You are saying nothing about Uddin.

      Say something now.

    • 112

      King Log

      King Log was pretty good, as I recall.

    • 115
      jgm2 says:

      Say nothing, do nothing.

      Worked for Blair. That and taking the piss out of John Major.

      Hard to see why it won’t work for Cameron. Let Brown continue his self-harming idiocy and pop up every so often to lampoon the imbecile.

      The die is cast. Outside of a few trolls on the websites and a few paid imbeciles in the Labour government nobody has a good word to say fro Brown/Labour. Just one month to go before the practise kicking Labour can expect before the real deal whenever they dare cal an election.

      • 125
        arthur says:

        You Lib/Dems won’t get in.

      • 129
        jgm2 says:

        I don’t care where the Lib Dems come. As long as Labour doesn’t win. I don’t care if the Monster Raving Loony Party form a government. They couldn’t possibly be a bigger fuck up than this government.

    • 135
      Sir Reginald Titbrain says:

      They can’t do anything and there is no election in the offing so whatever plans they might have are largely irrelevant , this is why they are called the Opposition, rather than, for example, the Advisory Service.

    • 141
      Bollocks to NuLabour says:

      It is PMQ. If you want the Tories to answer questions at PMQ they get your Party to call an election. Moron.

    • 155
      Alibarbs says:

      What’s the point in the Tories announcing their policies until the right time – history has proven that whenever they do, Labour claim anything they think chimes with the public as their own – not rocket science that they’ve learned their lesson on that front is it? Well, that is it’s a pretty simple concept to all but the few deluded simpletons who still try to claim that the govt is doing a good job and that none of the current problems are anything to do with their three terms in power. Is it really that hard to admit that you fucked up royally by voting for them three times?

    • 156
      Grytpype-thynne says:

      Dear Mr Baiter
      PMQs is supposed to be where the Prime Minister answers questions about HIS policies and actions, not the other way round.Now go and crawl back to Balls’ bottom

      • 184
        Terry Tibbs says:

        The dickhead has been sleeping for the past 12 years and thinks John Major is still in charge.

    • 185
      Anonymous says:

      As compared to spend, spend, spend and debt, debt, debt?

    • 233
      M.m.m.ister S.s.speaker says:

      Odure..Odure…Questions to the Prime Mentalist.

      Prime Mentalist: See?? Says nothing about answers !!!!

      Why do they insist on carrying on with this farce?

    • 252
      Margy says:

      Master Baiter

      I know you are just a sick wind up merchant, but your lies are getting on my tits. Here are some of the policies of the so called ‘do nothing’ party:

      The abolition of inheritance tax for all but millionaires.
      Tax relief for savers.
      A two year freeze in the council tax and a long-term power for local communities to veto large rises in their council tax.
      New powers for headteachers to exclude disruptive schoolchildren.
      An end to mixed NHS wards.
      Scrapping ID cards and the wider promises to dismantle Labour’s surveillance state.
      A reduction in the number of MPs.
      A promise to give all voters a referendum on any future transfer of power to the European Union.
      Powers for English MPs to take charge of scrutinising legislation that only affects English constituencies.
      An annual cap on the number of people that can enter Britain from outside of the European Union.

      There are plenty more tory policies if you bothered to look. Instead you just spout the old mantra that means absolutely nothing. The biggest joke is that the public don’t believe a word coming from any labour mp now as we all know about the spin and lies. The games up!

      • 269
        Rick the Roman says:

        Margy – well said – and there will be a whole host more when/if the Mental One calls an election. He will try and circumvent the democratic process – he does not believe in democracy.

      • 318
        Margy says:

        I just read a ‘stop press’ article in the Evening Standard that Mandelson was blaming the tories for the pessimism of the country.

        20 minutes later and the article has now been removed – well I can’t find it anyway. Is this Mandelson trying to spin and then the editor realising it is too ridiculous to print?? Everyone knows that it is Brown and nulabour that are causing the pessimism. They really don’t know when to stop spinning do they?

    • 270
      Poor bloody taxpayer says:

      Why, so you lot can nick their ideas again?

    • 321
      anonychoad says:

      That’s because they don’t have to – your mob are doing all the damage to themselves just by breathing!

  42. 124
    It all started in America you bastards!!!!! says:

    BBC Radio 5 what a joke. Simon Mayo reading out plenty of emails from ‘David Cameron supporters’ (of course they are Simon, not really being made up in the studio are THEY?) saying that he’s wrong to go after the one eyed snot eater.

    The BBC are in full defence of McSnot. Can’t wait for Toenails Robinson to give his view tonight.

    • 144
      John says:

      They are really doing a good job of persuading David Cameron to cancel the licence fee when he wins the next election, there is enough evidence to show that they are no better than Chinese State TV.

    • 168
      Anonymous says:

      The BBC don’t make things like e-mails up – they simply select the ones they want to make their case.
      They might get a thousand crowing with delight at the evisceration of McMental and a mere twenty condemning Cameron as a bully, yet they could choose five from both sides ‘in the interests of balance’ or simply read out one attacking Cyclops, on the grounds that the others say ‘nothing new’ and read out five in support of McDoom provided that they are sufficiently different.

      It’s a BBC show and the BBC are in charge and the concepts of balance and impartiality mean whatever the BBC wishes.

      Many and varied are their ways…

      • 190
        Sir Reginald Titbrain says:

        Quite so; Bimbleby used to claim that the Question Time audience was scientifically selected to be representative of the population. Always struck me as unlikely.

      • 220
        Mary Hinge says:

        Bloody right. The population isn’t that dark for a start.

    • 202
      Moley says:

      The Government has quietly pointed out to the BBC that as they are getting Government money; they WILL do as they are told.

      Message to BBC.

      There is no Government money there is only people’s money. The people are your audience not the Government.

      You are throwing away your reputation and your future.

    • 256
      It all started in America you bastards!!!!! says:

      Good point. When was the last time you saw a QT audience actually made up of anything other than public sector losers, teachers, politics students and barking mad muzzies?

  43. 130
    The Beast of Clarkenwell says:

    I agree with Mr Fuck

    AYO GORKHALI!

    Lets hope one of the gallant chaps whips out his Kukhri and beheads that scumbag McMental , they have done a lot for us over the years but this would be their greatest service.

  44. 131
    Shithead says:

    I heard from a No 10 staffer that Cyclops threw a mobile inside the official Jaguar and hurt his chauffeur. If this had happened with, say, B Obama, it would most likely have been all over the front pages, followed by legal action. How long can someone so mentally and emotionally fucked up manage to cling on? Won’t one of the braindead “cabinet” realise, finally, eventuallee, at long last, that surgical removal can only help to debollock the looming electoral massacre?

    • 154
      NewGirl says:

      who does he think he is? naomi campbell? only she ended uip with community service didn’t she? well brown could just do the community a service by fucking off.

      • 240
        eye-eye says:

        Careful Naiomi is now best mates with Sarah Brown along with Britney and other so called celebs……SAD :(

    • 158
      Mr Christopher says:

      The Evil Eye – The Son of Cyclops – has in the fortnight completely smashed up his office in a fit of drunken rage, has stomped out of media interviews, and in every way come to suggest a man who has at best lost control of himself, and at worst is revealing the narcissistic psychopathy which has driven him on far beyond his level of competence and ability.

    • 159
      peter carter-fuck says:

      If I’d been the driver when he did that I’d have crashed the car into a lamp post and lived off the compo for the rest of my days.

      I hope they only have plastic scissors with rounded points in the office at Number Ten, this is a health and safety issue. B.Liar was the first PM to be interviewed by the police, maybe McLoon will be the first one to be interviewed by the Health and Safety Executive.

    • 258
      It all started in America you bastards!!!!! says:

      You are joking? If the ‘chosen one’ in America did that no one other than Fox News would report it. NBC would blame the driver for being a member of the clan or blame it on George Bush.

      The media well know that McMental throws things around. Sooner or later the Scottish one eyed twat will injure someone seriously.

    • 407
      Steve says:

      IF this is true, PLEASE PLEASE resign, then take him to employment tribunal for constructive dismissal and workplace bullying.
      The police would I’m sure also be interested in distraction of a driver (surely from their own special branch) and assault (what would happen to me if my Nokia was thrown at a copper?)

  45. 133
    Dame Celia Molestrangler says:

    McTwat meeting Lumley this afternoon: “Is that a kukri in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?”

    SWISH……….

    Election!

    • 151
      Living-in-Hope says:

      The ‘SWISH’ coming just after the lovely lady says . .

      ‘Here . . let me adjust that grin for you’

  46. 140
    Send the speaker to the tower says:

    Go To:
    http://www.drudgereport.com/

    DRUDGE REPORT:
    LABOUR’S REPUTATION MAKING US LOOK LIKE COMMUNISTS ABROAD

    • 472
      Plato says:

      Bet the Times is delighted with that link – I find Drudge impossible to navigate – it’s like he’s being deliberately bloody-minded about layout.

      Still 26m views in the last 24hrs can’t be wrong…

  47. 146
    Master Baiter says:

    Hello
    I would just like to declare my love of young boys
    Thank you

  48. 150
    Swiss Bob says:

    See Clegg call Brown stupid on today’s PMQ’s and Crabb Noika Brown. The Daily Politics

    • 224
      Sir Reginald Titbrain says:

      The fleeting look of savagery on Brown’s face as he sat down was a joy to behold. Credit to the metal basher for once, not concealing his amusement.

    • 241
      Rick the Roman says:

      Another good PMQ’s for Clegg – you can tell he’s as exasperated as the rest of us!!

  49. 162
    arthur says:

    PMQs would be funny until you realise everyone of those bastards in the chamber are robbing us blind.

  50. 167
    Anonymous says:

    Headline ” Identity Cards to be trialed in Manchester” 9.00 am by JS.

    Notice in the Taleb Pharmacy window in Cheetham Hill @ 9.01am:-

    “Get your ID cards here. We can provide fingerprints, photographs ( any Nationality) and whatever convoluted name you fancy for just £20.00.
    We specialise in fully veilled or massively hairsuit ( or any combination ) applicants. Discount for mulitple applications

  51. 170
    The big D says:

    OT. In the expenses debate last week, several MPs were quite agitated about the status of their support staff if centrally funded. Figures of around 3000 were being mentioned.

    There are about 650 members of parliament. Does this mean that when we elect a politician, another 4 people get invited to share the trough without any public say?

    • 179
      NewGirl says:

      yep. thats what derek draper did when he was kicked out on Manchester Union. off to work with nick brown. he’d clearly proved his credentials as a tosspot by then you see, so was snapped up immediately at the tax payers expense

    • 181

      errrr … well yes. Researchers and stuff. Almost all MPs have about £100k’s worth (loose use of word) of them. Quite often they’re graduates on lowish salaries. Sometimes its the MPs wife or student offspring.

      Presumably a part time secretary would be a reasonable cost?

      • 198
        NewGirl says:

        yes but why should they be party political at all? why shouldn’t they be like civil servants?

      • 529
        Alien8n says:

        Because most civil servants are left wing troughers.

        If I was a Tory MP I would NOT want a civil servant employed as my researcher. Too much chance of the researcher being a Labour plant. That’s why most researchers are party members, often from the constituency party of the MP

    • 243
      The big D says:

      Thanks for that.

      I can understand the reason they would be a political or family appointment (singular). A Conservative MP would have grave reservations about a card carrying Labour party member as an assistant replying to the mail, and vice versa.

      One assistant per MP centrally funded, but additional staff should be funded by the MP or party. Another niggle to go into the expenses pot.

  52. 178
    arthur says:

    Apart from cost what is the downside to id cards ?

    • 183

      I am not a fucking number, twatty

    • 187
      homer says:

      Doh!

    • 190
      NewGirl says:

      Because of the cost, I’m sort of focussing on whether there is an upside. But largely, I don’t trust the fucking government to have my details on a central database which they’ll probably leave on a train somewhere, and I don’t see why anyone should be entitled to force me to provide my details unless I’m suspected of a crime, in which case I accept that the infringement of my liberty is fair enough. Basically i think that government should butt out of our lives in every respect possible, not butt in, and this is another example of them finding a way to follow my every move. I don’t see that they are entitled to have any more information about me than the bare minimum provided I remain law abiding.

      • 204
        M.T.BUCKET says:

        They will create an upside, as has been mentioned before it will be made impossible to access any public service without one.

      • 207
        Old Bat says:

        Why so tedious?
        Why so thick?

      • 212
        NewGirl says:

        that’s not the reason they’re doing it though, as you well know, and its going to be open to fraud on a grand scale, so it won’t actually achieve it anyway

      • 221
        NewGirl says:

        Old Bat is Master Baiter. he thinks its a hilarious pun on NewGirl. So he will keep posting it till you all laugh with him. Please put him out of his misery chaps.

      • 228
        M.T.BUCKET says:

        They beleive the system will be foolproof.

      • 235
        NewGirl says:

        yes but they are fools

      • 275
        Master Baiter says:

        NewGirl is an old bat.

      • 297
        NewGirl says:

        keep explaining it and they may think you are funny MB. Probably not though. They like me young and firm here. Only trolls like you want your women a la Hazel, Margaret and Jacqui.

      • 371
        Eddie Stobart says:

        How’s it goin’ Newgirl?

      • 385
        NewGirl says:

        Hi Eddie! As you see I’m like an old hand now. Even trolls targeting me. I think I’ve arrived! :-)

      • 511

        Is it coz you’z blonde an’ considered da weak link?

      • 514
        NewGirl says:

        i think that may be it. but they’re are only right about the blonde bit.

      • 530
        Alien8n says:

        Yup, only takes a few days for the newbies to get targeted by the trolls

    • 193
      Anonymous says:

      Another liberty gone. What was fought for and is rapidly diminishing. Heil Brown!

    • 200
      eye-eye says:

      Arthur…..see 159 above and address the question

    • 225
      Moley says:

      What about identity cards being used to restrict access and travel.?
      Swipe points at Railway stations?
      Swipe points at airports?
      Swipe points at GPs and Hospitals?
      Swipe points at Polling Stations?

    • 234
      Enoch Powell Was Right. says:

      Why bother have everyone fighting WW2 or the cold war then if you wanted ID cards you lefty twat.

      The one plus side about ID cards will be vigilantes and organised criminals can find their targets easier and a right wing government and the rest of us can keep tabs on all you lefties and intimidate and harrass you’s for a change see how you’s like it.

    • 236

      Cost is bad enough. Civil liberties. dodgy policing.

      I’ve only ever met non-white people who’ve had their identity cards checked in france. I happen to have been stopped in routine checks on the road, and got away with not having my papers. (Its not something that comes naturally to me to carry all that sort of stuff).

      I’m forgetful but polite to police, even when they’re behaving quite badly.
      Forgetful and lippy/pissed and you could well find yourself in the cells, or with a fine.

      • 239
        NewGirl says:

        and there’s also the fac t I never look my best in those crappy little photos. so I’m objecting on principle too.

    • 245
      Send the speaker to the tower says:

      I DO NOT NEED A PEICE OF PLASTIC TO PROVE I AM A ‘CITIZEN’ OF THIS COUNTRY!
      I will never have an ID card, regardless of what our intrusive government say. If people don’t care about freedoms, I wish they’d fuck off to North Korea instead of dragging those of us who are sensible enough not to trust our shitty government to pry into every minute detail of our lives down with them.

      What is the best thing an Englishman can say to his government? FUCK OFF

      • 448
        Steve says:

        To quote the great Frankie Boyle:

        “The new ID cards, they wont stop your identity being stolen. It just means that when you do, your fucked. Oh i’ve left my wallet at the hotel, im going to need new eyeballs and a finger transplant.”

        http://www.no2id.net

  53. 182
    Baroness Udder of Gravy-Train 'n Mzz. J. Boot Terrorist Trapper and Chippy says:

    We would like to thank Taxpayers for

    their general stupidity

    our freebies

    Godron’s fine example – as realised by his bent and bonkers bankers

    Get stuffed

    • 189
      It's all Balls says:

      Ya boo voters – I’m in the money, I’m in the money …

      http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8034828.stm

      Oh bugger!

      • 217
        Chris Grayling MP says:

        he has a flat in Westminster he never uses because his home is only 17 miles from Parliament. At least he doesn’t have to pay for this flat.
        After 1 July 2009 though he will have to pay for it himself. At which point he will sell the flat and pocket the profit, guaranteed.

        There won’t be a peep from Guido about it.

      • 291
        Dame Celia Molestrangler says:

        Nor should there be. His flat in central London is a good bargain and as transport in the capital is totally crap – it takes hours to get anywhere and is unreliable – then I can quite understand why he needs is. More to the point go and talk to Blunkett and find out how he funds his existence.

    • 206
      Napoleon says:

      Hello (Tower Hamlets Housing),

      I was wondering if you could tell me how it is possible for Baroness
      Uddin to be renting a housing association property, whilst she owns a
      property in Maidstone, Kent.

      Thank you

      —————————————————————————

      Dear xxx,

      I refer to your e mail.

      I note you mention a ‘housing association’ property………if this is
      the case it would be the housing association that would need to
      investigate.

      If it is a council property then we could investigate same.

      Could you please confirm the address.

      Regards,

      xxx

      ——————————————–

      Just goes to show that Tower Hamlets are too busy printing my recycling bags in Urdu to give a shit about this, or they could have just looked her up in the electoral register.

      Still, they are not reknowned for their integrity and probity….

  54. 197
    e-Petition says:

    52,586

  55. 246
    The Beast of Clerkenwell says:

    Fuck
    Id pay a fortune to see that mincing Hoon in a room with Dignified Gurkhas and the wonderful Ms Lumley.
    It would be like like looking at several magnificent diamonds next to a pile of pig shit.
    I hope he pisses himself (again)
    I have my doubts about Cameron but he is clearly head and shoulders above McMental in every way , he doesnt get “frit” he handled the death of his little boy with dignity , fuck me that must have been hard, and every week he demolishes MMMM McMental. He is a leader not a bully.
    I havent voted in years, I will be voting for The Conservatives lead by Cameron.

    • 249
      arthur says:

      I will never vote again…. unless my new id card forces me to :)

    • 254
      Master Baiter says:

      Have you had a lobotomy?

      • 262
        NewGirl says:

        what about the baroness MB? we are waiting…

      • 267
        Old Bat says:

        Stop frothing and wipe your mouth you thick lickspittle.

      • 271
        Rick the Roman says:

        I’m not so sure about the PM – maybe he’s had one or perhaps his stupidity in congenital

      • 310
        The big D says:

        Is a lobotomy the new Labour status symbol? The more brain tissue destroyed, the higher you rise in the party?

        My god. I think I have discovered the how Labour politicians are created.

        1. Take a Labour supporting student.

        2. Train through non-jobs in local government, union or Labour party.

        3. Determine level that they should rise to in the party.

        4. Destroy quantity of brain tissue containing any last traces of honor or trust equal to the level they should attain.

        5. Parachute into safe labour seat.

        This theory would explain all the levels of Labour ineptness, from troll to PM.

        Comments welcome.

    • 402
      Sarah says:

      Me too.

      • 502
        Anonymous says:

        You left something off the list, being a common purpose “graduate”.

        “Common Purpose programmes help people to lead beyond their authority and produce change beyond their direct circle of control.

        Common Purpose was founded in 1989 and now runs over 85 different programmes in over 50 locations across the world. Over 120,000 leaders have been involved in our programmes.

        All Common Purpose programmes share the same aim – to give leaders of today and tomorrow the information, inspiration and networks they need to become better leaders and to improve the way society works. ”

        So how come you are a charity? How much public funding goes to these hoons?

  56. 247
    lololol says:

    Just turned over to Parliament tv,and see the usual sea of green with probably about 20 mp’s rattling on,question why do they call it a live Parliament.

    • 257
      Master Baiter says:

      Are you really that thick?
      Do you think that every member of Parliament needs to watch every debate?
      Do you know what Parliament is?
      Do you know what legislation is?
      They’re not attending a football match, did you know that?

      There is no need to answer because your opinion is worthless.

      • 259
        Hugh Jardon says:

        & you, sir, are a tosser!
        Now fuck off!!!

      • 263
        Master Baiter says:

        How about NO?

      • 265
        NewGirl says:

        what about the baroness MB? I’m sure just an onersight, but you haven’t replied. We all want your take, on the baroness on the take

      • 274
        lololol says:

        Thank you for answering my question ,I see my opinion is worthless and I will remember when it’s time to vote and when the Liebour activists come around to my house to ask me would I like to vote for them,I can say MB says my opinion is worthless so my vote is the same and he should know as he’s a Liebour supporter,tra la or ding aling.

      • 280
        Master Baiter says:

        The votes of thick people are the preserve of the Conservatives, that’s for sure.

      • 292
        lololol says:

        Where did I say I would vote for the NewCons,plonker.

      • 299
        NewGirl says:

        ignore him lololol. he might go away.

      • 314
        The big D says:

        Is legislation what they create in Brussels and impose on the UK? No need for MPs for that task then. No debate needed and they might as well be watching football.

      • 360
        anonychoad says:

        Spoiled little twat. I’ll bet you’re a proper little Tarquin, or even more likely, a Billy no-mates too scared to play with the rough boys and girls as a kid. If you were fortunate enough to be working class, you might have retained some manners. Ever felt fear, hunger, desperation (sexual don’t count) or the sudden whoosh of homelessness knocking your dainty little feet out from under you? Don’t worry. You will.

      • 406
        Twizzle says:

        You really are a nasty little prick, aren’t you. Conceited and arrogant are two more genteel words though.

      • 422
        Master Baiter says:

        anonychoad
        Thanks for your comment which is valuable.
        It is true that unearned privilege can lead to a warped view of the world, witness Carry on Cameron and Frogspawn.
        The difficulties you mention give those who experience them a better understanding of those who are less well off. However what you will witness if you visit this site a few more times is the stigmatising of anyone on lower incomes with an assumption that the condition is deserved and self imposed.
        Anyone (except the blue bloods like Carry on Cameron) can find themselves suddenly unexpectedly and desparately needing help. Unlike countries like the US, generally that help is available still in the UK.
        Experience of real manual labour for a year or more also is enlightening.
        As for personal experiences well……

        Anyhow, enjoy your visit and keep your mind open.

      • 531
        Alien8n says:

        I’ve experienced a lot more than a year of real manual labour.

        I’ve also experienced life trying to find work while waiting for my dole money to finally be approved. Of councils using dirty tricks to get out of paying council tax benefit and housing benefit. Of basically being told I’ll never get another job because I have too much experience and qualifications for 99% of the jobs available.

        Great fucking country Labour’s created. Previous time I was unemployed was under the Tories, and believe me I was treated with a lot more respect and had higher self esteem under them than under this bunch. Seems today the moment you walk into a Job Centre the immediate attitude is “oh, you worked in an office? Well you’re fucked, as we’ll take as long as possible to process your claim so you’re made homeless and therefore unable to vote Tory” or “lost your job on the minimum wage? Well here’s all the forms, you’ll clearly be in need of emergency cash so use the phone over there and we’ll make sure you have enough money to pay for your VIP Sky package. By the way, do you have any illness or disability that may prevent you from finding work within the next 6 months? Well, I’m sure this must be stressful for you so fill out these disability living allowance claims while you’re at it and keep voting Labour”

    • 323
      Alan B'stard MP(Was Thathcherite, then Blairite,then Brownite and now a Cameroon) says:

      We’re all in the tea rooms and bars – matey(those who are too thick to get other jobs outside of course). As soon as the Division Bell sounds the majority of us backbenchers troop through the lobby- it doesn’t really matter what we’re voting on and whether we’ve actually listened to the debate.I mean for Gods Sake what do you think I entered Parliament for – certainly not to listen to boring old farts droning on when there’s better things to do on a sunny afternoon. I mean I have my day jobs to do and the odd directorship of course plus the odd quango and then membership of the odd committee. I haven’t got time to listen to debates – that’s the worst thing about being a MP – bloody Parliament !

      • 500
        Eric Pickles says:

        Don’t forget I have to be in on time, but that’s because I am very important.

  57. 248
    Agent 99 says:

    Just catching up and came across this from a previous post from absolutely furious (hat tip)

    http://constantlyfurious.blogspot.com/2009/05/stunning-hyprocrisy-and-i-mean-stunning.html

    Something has to be done about this and right away this is just absolutely appalling and blatent theft and fraud.

    Particularly also given the names in the housing association board

  58. 249
    Hugh Jardon says:

    Just heard that Frank Field has said in parliament that the UK could soon be screwed & may not be in the position to pay the public sector wages bill soon.
    Nothing new here, accepted! However, he’s also suggested that PUBLIC SECTOR PENSIONS may have to be closed to new starters.
    I only caught the back end of this…could someone pls shed some morte light???

    • 261
      Master Baiter says:

      Frank Field although a Labour MP has had a chemical lobotomy and is a self regarding twerp (definition: a person regarded as insignificant and contemptible).

      If the Conservaives get their greedy hands on the tiller they will privatise the public sector pensions. Their mates in the private sector will then swallow a large part of the money in commissions and the rest by investing in hocus pocus ‘alternative investments’. When it’s all gone the State will step in to clear up the mess, guaranteed.

      • 273
        Anonymous says:

        For once, you may be right.

      • 276
        Hugh Jardon says:

        I thought that it was a pre-requisite to be lobotomised before becoming a Liebore MP????

      • 283
        lololol says:

        Didn’t your mate piss the private pensions up against the wall,you know the ones that didn’t cost the taxpayer anything.

      • 287
        Dame Celia Molestrangler says:

        Frank Field is a good, honest and smart guy. If he says UK bust, we should be worried.

      • 290
        Master Baiter says:

        lololol
        No

      • 294
        Unsworth says:

        Any views on Uddin?

      • 333
        Cassandra King says:

        Sounds just like the miners compensation fund the majority of which was stolen by bent NUM officials and bent ambulance chasing lawyers, they said ‘fuck the miners’ lets grab their cash to fund our lavish lifestyles!

        Vote newlabour for a pig trough full of dirty money stolen from ordinary people, vermin in ermin like Uddin filling her pockets like a common thief and living in a subsidised HA place thereby stealing a place that could have gone to a low income family.
        Common theft and blatant dishonesty is a newlabour speciality.

      • 349
        Anonymous says:

        Frabk Field is about the only one left in Parliament with any integrity.

      • 427
        homer says:

        “When it’s all gone the State will step in to clear up the mess, guaranteed.”

        ..and whose the State, you rabid fucking jerk?

        FFS..where do Labour get these prime fucking dumbasses…..kindergarten?

    • 293
      Brown...James Brown. says:

      I never liked that Frank Field fellow he’s too honest to be a member of my party.

      • 306
        lololol says:

        Frank Field will be one of the few Liebour MP’s left after the May 2010 culling.

  59. 260
    It all started in America you bastards!!!!! says:

    Funny that the BBC Radio5 couldn’t seem to find anyone in Manchester that opposes ID cards. and ID cards will prevent terrorism? Really? What they would have stopped 7/7, the failed attacks later on, the failed car bomb in London and the attack in Glasgow? All done by ‘British Muslims’

    Since half of Bradford appears to be fighting for the Taliban and comes and goes at will, I’m not sure what some piece of plastic with a mug shot is supposed to do?

    I can just imagine some thick fat inbred plod stop checking little old ladies and harassing them for their ID card whilst 19 year old ‘Abduls’ and ‘Mohammeds’ come and go at will for fear of being ‘racially profiled’

    • 285
      IHaveToBeToldWhenToSmile says:

      Don’t forget Abulettes and Mohammedettes are exempt. Well, unless theres some kind of sense in turning out a pile of them all looking like photos of Darth Vader.

    • 532
      Alien8n says:

      More to the point, would they have prevented the Arndale Centre in Manchester being bombed by the IRA? No of course not, as anyone can point out ID Cards will not prevent terrorism, it’ll only make it easier to identify the bodies afterwards.

      • 538
        "For the restless, not the true believers, this one's for you.." says:

        And DNA match them to any VIP awaiting organ transplants…

  60. 277
    eye-eye says:

    There are some things prospering under this Government.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8035442.stm

  61. 279
    ad hominem says:

    Surely even the most diehard Conservative supporters must see that to win a General Election you need to do more than verbally run down Labour’s leader.

    The people will ask what you will do.

    The people will want to know who will hold the Ministerial Offices.

    The people will want more than a name caller to be running for Prime Minister.

    The Prime Minister has sounded a caution to the Conservative Leadership; if you don’t start talking policy it may well be too late; the election need not be held back to the last minute.

    • 281
      Rick the Roman says:

      Where were you in the tweintieth century? Oppositions don’t win elections – Governments lose them and this one is doing just fine

    • 286
      Master Baiter says:

      Don’t help them!

    • 301
      Unsworth says:

      Garbage. NuLab came to power on the back of a campaign about ‘Tory Sleaze’. And it will be ejected on the basis of its Sleaze and, much worse, Sheer Incompetence.

    • 366
      English Liberation Front says:

      ” . . . the election need not be held back to the last minute.”

      Good ‘cos you are going to lose it big time. However, calling a GE now would take bottle. Far better to drag it out, punishing the country and inflicting leftist lunacy on it for another 12 months, in the slim hope that New Labour’s, but more particularly, Brown’s “fortunes” might be turned around. LOL

      Brown and New Labour are hated in England. It’s only in the deranged, deluded minds of Labour supporters and useful idiots that the one-eyed Scotch idiot stands a chance.

      I have my ‘Bon Voyage’ cards ready. One for every cabinet minister with “Good Riddance” inside. Sending them to Brown, Balls, Straw and Smith is going to be . . .

      f***ing delicious

    • 499
      Droopy Drawers says:

      “Surely even the most diehard Conservative supporters must see that to win a General Election you need to do more than verbally run down Labour’s leader.”

      Possibly. But it sure is fun though.

  62. 296
    Shylock Holmes. says:

    MasterBaiter is Tom Watson and i claim my 5quid.

  63. 304
    Anonymous says:

    PMQ’s Clegg v Brown and Crabb on Nokias and Laser printers, very amusing it is too: Video

    • 311
      Anonymous says:

      Clegg’s a bit of a twat, but at least he puts the boot in. Genuine anger, I think.

    • 312
      NewGirl says:

      bet brown was fighting the impulse to chuck something heavy across the despatch box…he’s almost having to hold his own arm down

  64. 308
    Master Baiter says:

    Who’s the round and plain Jane on Cameron’s left in PMQs?

    • 313
      NewGirl says:

      sexist hoon MB. what about Uddin? You like talking about women, after all.

      • 315
        lololol says:

        He can’t tell you NewGirl it’s against his employers rules to speak about the Liebour staff

      • 330
        Old Bat says:

        I bet you wear tonnes of Polly Filla too.

      • 339
        M.T.BUCKET says:

        It’s an inbuilt trait, they all suffer from and can manifest it’s self in many ways, some go blind or sprout hairs on the palm of their hands. Others simply cannot answer questions, here we have a rare case of one suffering from all three.

      • 351
        Polly Filla says:

        Just love this name!

    • 367
      The big D says:

      To the left of Cameron, a long way to the left of Cameron, why that would be one Gordon Brown.

      MB please support ‘save the Uddin’ fund. Imminent loss of housing allowance may mean this Labour peer will be forced to pay for things herself.

      This has not happened for a long time, and the imposition of (gulp) costs is understood in Labour circles to be a ‘cruel and unusual punishment’ and should be banned.

      As you know once Labour supported torture and war crimes have been eased from the sight of the court in the Hague, expenses (Labour politicians applied to) will be added to the list of international crimes.

    • 380
      Lackey Slapper says:

      More to the point, Who, and What, are You?

      I reckon you’re a right Tarquin, really. All you Labour types are, these days.

  65. 319
    righty right wing (mrs) says:

    Its looking bad for Uddin now – I do believe she is going to prison as things stand – no excuse not to prosecute.

    How many more Zanulabour vermin in ermin troughers will be doing porridge this time next year I wonder?

    If our democracy & our legal system is to restore the faith of the public in them these people must be held to account for their crimes.

    • 357
      M.T.BUCKET says:

      Uddini will get away with it unfortunatly, it’s within the rules you see, bit like the old mantra was only obeying orders.

    • 361
      Defcon 5 says:

      Vermin in ermin, a good ring to that.

      I don’t think anything of the sort will happen to Uddin, very hard even to get past the first line of defence, Mr Black Rod who will hear no ill whatsoever against his flock.

      Troughtastic!

    • 362
      Anonymous says:

      I thoroughly agree.

      I so look forward to the return of natural order, no meaningless pseudo jobs or degrees. If your place in life is to ask “Would you like fries with that ?” so be it.

      Some of the current ZaNuLab lot, after closing the skills gap, I truly believe will be capable of performing many wonderous tasks such as road sweeping, rubbish collecting and even at a stretch become plumbers.

      CH might even become a Librarian, with some free time to pull himself off over old election manifestos (in a dark corner of course and supplying his own tissues).

      Oh the happy days to come.

    • 375
      The big D says:

      I agree, but with an internal inquiry, and rules so wide you could get a tanker through, sideways, towing a trailer; the chances of anything meaningfull are remote.

    • 399
      Baroness Udder says:

      Sad people. Lord Ahmed got 12 weeks for killing someone while texting in the fast lane of the M1 and was out in 6 weeks. I am expecting further advancement as a result of the current fuss about nothing.

      • 521
        Unsworth says:

        Bollocks – he walked in less than six weeks. He served 16 days, having been sentenced to twelve weeks.

  66. 322
    Dame Celia Molestrangler says:

    Lumley says PM promised to do all he could. That’s nothing then…

    • 331
      anonybot says:

      “I trust the Prime Minister!” said Joanna” I rely on him ! He has assured me that he will take the matter into his own hands!”

      I hope I’m wrong although Chris Huhne & Ian Duncan-Smith interviewed on BBC afterward felt that perhaps the “assurance” wasn’t actually what Joann thought it was and I think that Ms Lumley will find that she’s duped and been used a Labour PR exercise and that the Gurkhas will not benefit as much as she hopes.

      However it’s a brave politician who gives Joanna Lumley his word and then reneges on it !

      • 352
        Anonymous says:

        Don’t believe a word. The only one who’ll take matters into his own hands is Jackie Smith’s husband.

      • 363
        Sir Reginald Titbrain says:

        Yes, by expressing confidence in his ability and desire to help she has made it difficult for him not to deliver.
        Having taken the matter into his own hands and offered to do all he can any shortfall in delivery will be his responsibility. After all there is no impediment to his delivering on this, Parliament has voted for it and public opinion and the press support it.
        Brown seems to be able to spot a lost cause a mile off. Come to think of it so can his wife.

      • 370
        Doctor Mick says:

        Don’t forget that Ms Lumley has her own private army. It would be Night of the Short Knives for anyone foolish enough to cross her.

    • 417
      Dr Feelgood says:

      Listening to PM on R4 just now – sounds like the govt. are tying to weasel out of any commitments made to Lumley this afternoon.

      They were implying Lumley may have been trying to bounce Brown into positive action.

  67. 325

    it looks like the son of the manse is living up to his usual ethical standards in looking for a saviour for LDV
    http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/49919cc2-3a2e-11de-8a2d-00144feabdc0.html

  68. 328
    Clyde Redside says:

    Just watched Joanna Lumley live on Sky News immediately after her visit to Broon`s bunker. She looked and sounded scared out of her wits and was flanked by scowling, heavy-set thugs.
    I think she has been got at by Gordon`s goons.

    Strange, indeed.

    • 340
      nigella says:

      just seen her on BBC and Channel 4, maybe she’s been photocopied?

    • 350
      Underpaid Labour Drone says:

      He showed her his anal beads trick. Now you see them….Now you don’t. How’s that for stealth…..

    • 359
      Anonymous says:

      “I trust the Prime Minister!” – she must be the only one left in the country to do so then !

      But then again I suppose she has exhausted all other avenues – what else more can you do in your campaign to shame the government into action if they have no sense of shame on anything in the first place? She would do well however to belive nothing until there is legislation – Brown is notorious for promising things but when you read the small print it all turns to dust !

      • 410
        Sarah says:

        She’s just being nice. “I trust the Prime Minister” is a code phrase meaning “Fearless little men from the Himalayas are going to make sushi out of his testes if he doesn’t pull the finger out and do the right thing”.

  69. 332
    Send the speaker to the tower says:

    IAIN DALE: DRAPER TO LEAVE LABUOURLIST

  70. 335
    Julian Gardner says:

    322 just going to post it, git

    • 344
      Baroness Hoondini says:

      Tool, if you had posted at the top would have saved me posting it too at 332.

    • 347
      Send the speaker to the tower says:

      Sorry mate. Nobody seems that bothered anymore anyway. Looks like Dolly is yesterday’s news.

      • 353
        Brown has another bad Herr day says:

        Guess you’re right on that one – he always was small fry.

      • 384

        not bothered: well yes. Even I’m not very interested, and I’ve known about him for almost 25 years.

        But there are still a few questions remaining about quite how he got on TV/radio quite so much – and whether that was down to favours from MacBride. That wouldn’t be surprising if he’d just been a half-arsed mouthpiece doing things like Channel4 news – but he was also promoting his book.

      • 390
        NewGirl says:

        did you know him at Manchester Tin Cuncliffe?

      • 405

        378. no. Get your calculator out!

    • 437
      NewGirl says:

      school then? How old is he? Looks about 50, but you can never tell with the unwashed

      • 510

        well … almost “school”.
        Hes the same age as Guido !

        I have mentioned before that he wanted to be prime minister after Neil kinnock.

      • 515
        NewGirl says:

        yes well he’s probably going the right way about it, I’d say.

  71. 337
    George Osborne says:

    he leaves his mouth hanging open during PMQs so he can catch flies.

    Also he has a drug addled brain, which leads him to want to catch flies with his mouth.

  72. 338
    Polly Filla says:

    who is Joanna Lumley?

    • 374
      anony60mous says:

      Someone who has just put Brown in a very difficult political situation. She may be an actress(worth remembering that by the way – she knows eaxctly how to work an audience)but she’s also an extremely clever as well as attractive lady. She knows that by publicly saying “I trust the Prime Minister etc” that if Brown subsequently reneges on his assurance and does not ensure the Gurkhas are allowed to enter the country if they wish then Brown will be shown to be exactly what his critics say he is duplicitous;mendacious and petty minded and be in twice the fix he now is on the matter. Clever Joanna ! Not as naive as some here think !

      • 388
        Anonymous says:

        Absolutely agree – she painted him very neatly and completely into a corner leaving him no room to wriggle or escape. Masterly piece of work.
        If he falls at all short of her assessment today the media have it all on record to show again and again.

      • 391
        NewGirl says:

        wish she hadn’t said she thought he was a man of integrity though. i think that was pushing it too far.

    • 392
      wembley says:

      I gave her one once in a dream.

      • 397
        Andy Carpark says:

        In one of my dreams I was eaten by a donkey.

        Sort that one out, Freud, you bearded hoon.

      • 409
        R.D.Laing says:

        “In one of my dreams I was eaten by a donkey.

        Sort that one out, Freud, you bearded hoon.”

        Did you wake up to find you were shagging a rocking horse and wearing nappies?

      • 454
        Anonymous says:

        You and 1 million others mate particularly when she was in the “New Avengers” – and probably many still would – she’s still in good shape for an O.A.P.

        Her charms were probably lost on McTwat though – John Steed probably more to his fancy ?

    • 404
      I trust him says:

      Toady has been a very good day.

  73. 341
    Who smelt it dealt it says:

    The main problem with Brown having access to your DNA is that you cannot trust him with it

    1) Brown will make himself a David Beckham and keep him in the wardrobe to play with it

    2) He will make a Boys from Brazil style Gordon Brown cabinet, with hundreds of Gordon Brown clones to run the public sector

    3) He will create genetic blockers to prevent anybody who disagrees with him from reproducing

    • 379
      Jacqui Smith says:

      All we are going to do is sell your DNA to the Insurance Industry…what’s wrong with that?

      • 389
        Who smelt it dealt it says:

        labour are doing stuff only the Nazis could dream about

        1) Storage of the racial and medical profile of each citizen
        2) Track the movement of each citizen with cameras
        3) Archiving of each written communication
        4) Archiving of each telephone conversation
        5) Uncontrolled printing of money for their pet projects
        6) Introduction of ‘postal voting” without any adequate checks
        7) Party officials allowed to “charge” the state for housing, food, household furnishings and pornography
        8) Engage in wars based only on state generated propaganda
        9) Have a unelected Fuhrer

        i could go on………….

      • 401
        Swastikas? we love 'em says:

        Top ten hoonerish UK

        1. Gordon Uberfuherhoon.

        2. Harriet Hoonman

        3. Sharon Shoonsmith and Haringey Council.

        4. Hooner-Fuck.

        5. Baghdad Broadcasting Corporation.

        6. The No 10 Hoon-Hub: McBride, Maguire, Whelan, Watson.

        7. Polly Hoon.

        8. Baroness Hoondini.

        9. Fred Hoonwin.

        10. The al-Guardian.

  74. 345
    Brown vulva says:

    Ms Filla
    Never mind , just keep buying Doritos and Microsoft products

  75. 348

    Sorry mate. Nobody seems that bothered anymore anyway. Looks like Dolly is yesterday’s news.
    Sorry, forgot to add great post! Can’t wait to see your next post!

  76. 356
  77. 364
    Lady Rothbury says:

    What’s the likelihood that Brighton will be relegated next year??? Especially after the Prime Mentalist wishes them good luck!

  78. 365
    Havocman says:

    O/T Apologies if anyone has posted this already

    http://iaindale.blogspot.com/2009/05/exclusive-draper-leaves-labourlist.html

  79. 368
    Twizzle says:

    Completely and utterly off topic but it seems now that you are unabel to have cash on the person on the old bill will decide you are dodgy. unf***ing believable. What sort of country do we live in?

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/south_west/8033442.stm

    • 376
      Baroness Hoondini says:

      We never carry cash on the person.

      • 432
        They're all as bent as the wobbly zero on the door of number 10 says:

        No, I guess you make regular trips to stesh the cesh in Bangladesh and waft your way past those awfully nice and sympathetic ( To you ) UK Border Agency types.

        Uddini – bringing you third world standards of corruption courtesy of Tony Blair.

    • 378
      Voice of the Resistance says:

      A country where Fagin Brown sends out his boys (in blue) to steal your money.

      Offshore accounts are next…

    • 381
      anonybot says:

      http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1177563/Withdrawing-cash-feeling-nervous-Police-offer-escort-bank-customers-home-safely.html

      But THEY will escort you home from the ATM if you’re making a large withdrawal BUT keep the receipt for the future evidence obviously

    • 383
      It's all Balls says:

      Well I’ve got no worries – they can search away at Chez Balls

      No job, no income from my savings, can’t afford an ID card

      What a monumental cock-up Labour have made of things – AGAIN.

    • 418
      Defcon 5 says:

      Det. Con. Phil McCavity said:

      “The public can really help us by passing on any information about people who may be making a living off ill-gotten gains.”

      Look no further than the fragrent Jacqui then!

  80. 398
    Premier Gordon Brown says:

    Channel 4 puts the boot into McGobbler!

    http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1184614595?bctid=21696905001

    • 408
      Anonymous says:

      The fucker’s grinning like a cheshire again. JUST STOP IT!!!!! It’s very annoying.

      Good interview though.

      • 412
        Rick the Roman says:

        Gary Gibbon did a good job – an honest journalist. Nick “toenails” Robinson watch and learn

      • 414
        IHaveToBeToldWhenToSmileViaARemoteElectronicSuppository says:

        You are dead right, nice little find.

    • 503
      Steve says:

      Hillarous – he is really fucked on the second home allowance, refusing several times to give a straight answer to the question, and telling his interviewer “You’ve got this wrong”.

      Wanking hoon, just resign http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/please-go/

  81. 400
    xsdogskin says:

    The Gurkhas story kind of has a weird resonance with the film Apocalypse Now.
    In the movie, the insane Kurtz is killed by a machete, juxtaposed symbolically in the movie by the ritual slaughter of a bull.

    The rite of passage of manhood of a Ghurka involves the slaughter of a bull by the kuki….

    We have Joanna as Capt Willard sneaking into the heart of darkness, Brown as the mad Colonel……

  82. 411
    Dame Celia Molestrangler says:

    Where’s Gweed? Still in the pub?

  83. 416
    Ian Austin Broonarselickerinshit says:

    Silly SKY NEWS are quoting Media lawyer Mark Stephens as saying JackBOOt Jacqui ” will be liable for £200,000 damages and £ 500,000 legal costs” if US talk show host Michael Savage sues her over her naming him as one of 16 people banned from entering the UK in the last 6 months.

    Even sillier, is Stephens’s suggestion that ” the British public won’t want to pick up that bill for JacKBOOt Jacqui”.

    These clowns know nothing

    1 JackBOOt is THE law

    and

    2 British public will be delighted to pay ALL of JackBOOt’s expenses (especially videos and a nice holiday) defending this preposterous suit.

    Britain never had it, so good.

    • 419
      Twizzle says:

      Oh, joy, bring on the court case.

      I saw the interview, too, and Stephens sure did make it plain that Spliff is on a loser.

      You just couldn’t make this stuff up, could you?

      • 423
        Ian Austin Broonarselickerinshit says:

        So, you will be delighted to divvy up CASH for Jackboot Jacquis expenses?. Not she would EVER lose, you understand.

      • 442
        jacobs crackers says:

        His human rights have been breeched, and his lawyers will be delighted to discover the joys of European Law.

    • 424
      Anonymous says:

      “Britain never had it, so good.”

      Brown’s Britain is certainly on it’s uppers.

    • 429
      Master Baiter says:

      Michael Savage is a racist bigot. He was taken to the cleaners when he tried to sue a Muslim association in the US and ran off with his tail between his legs. The type of filth and hate that he gushes helped to degrade and tarnish the Republican image to the point where they are at their lowest point in 45 years, nice work Savage.
      He doesn’t stand a chance in trying to sue the Home Secretary and will be fleeced gently and smoothly by all of the lawyers involved.
      Does Cameron know Savage’s comments about children with diabilities? If he does he will concur with Smith’s decision to exclude that scum of a man from our country.

      • 435
        hijab says:

        Fuck off and go and suck McTwats knob, you four eyed fairy.

      • 443
        NewGirl says:

        well you’re a bigot, and we let you talk tripe

      • 464
        Master Baiter says:

        Guidoaf Orcs, you ugly mug, you’ve got some frothing dinosaurs with foam flecked lips here again, best do something.

      • 486
        Anonymous says:

        Guido can’t save you now you dopey little twazzock, now take your hands out of your pockets and give your brains a rest, or what’s left of ‘em after 50 years of wanking.

    • 431
      snark says:

      Nobody can quite work out why Rush Limbaugh and several hundred other US of A jocks with similar views, are not, ” alzo on zer list.”

      Probably some Home Office wankstain heard him on an all expenses paid jaunt to the mid west to research Jack Daniels production or summat.

      • 533
        Alien8n says:

        What’s the point researching Jack Daniels production? You can’t drink in Lynchburg, it’s in a dry county.

        Research Blanton’s whiskey if you want a really good bourbon.

    • 438

      I wonder if you’d be so critical of a male Home Secretary?

      Typical troll.

      • 446
        snark says:

        I’d probably kick him in the fucking gollies as well you tragic necrophiliac.

      • 451
        Groucho says:

        Its not her gender that’s the problem, its the staggering incompetence.

        She really is the worst ever.

    • 441
      Groucho says:

      There’s no way he will be allowed to win.

  84. 420
    Ian Austin Broonarselickerinshit says:

    Anyone who knows of cushy earners, with lots of dosh and a minmal work load , that would be worthy of unemployed ex SpAds ( Damian 666 and Dolly Draper) should inform the undersigned dignitary.

    Britain never had it, so good.

  85. 433
    Anonymous says:

    Joanna Lumley. Clever. Boxed Brown into a corner from which he can’t extricate himself. Absolutely fabulous. Joanna + Jennifer Saunder and Dawn French would run rings around Harperson, bath-plug Smith and, Mrs Tessa Mills of hubby fincial irregularities fame.

    • 522
      Hugh Janus says:

      I agree, by lavishing praise upon McBust she has effectively painted him into a corner from which there will be no credible excape. Clever tactics, although she may have been advised by Cameron and/or Clegg – but what the hell? He won’t be able to duck out this time.

  86. 436

    The Tory bloggers such as Guido and his lemming followers are just like Cameron. They spew whatever vapid tripe their leaders and libertarian opinion-formers tell them to. They’re just a bunch of trolls who wouldn’t last 5 minutes on a properly-moderated American forum.

    Cameron is a typical hollow rote-learner and middle-manager in my book. He concentrates on peronalities because he’s out of his depth when it comes to policies. Frankly he’s just another troll and I’m beyond caring how he and his fellow millionaires get taken down.

    • 447
      NewGirl says:

      remarkable. but I just can’t be arsed today.

      • 453

        No change there, you Troll.

      • 459
        NewGirl says:

        on second thoughts Charles, I’d love your opinion on Baroness Uddins housing arrangements. None of the other trolls seem to have any. But we know how erudite you are, so please do fire away.

      • 466

        Why don’t you take the plank out of your own eye you Troll – the Tory frontbench is full of second jobs and I haven’t even mentioned Jeffrey Archer yet.

      • 477
        Anonymous says:

        You just did. The only difference between Archer and the Labour troughers is that he was sent to prison and the troughers should be.

      • 489
        Cicero says:

        Yes, that’s right – everyone’s a troll except you :-) )

      • 495
        NewGirl says:

        but you still haven’t answered the question. I’m beginning to think you can’t defend Uddin. Surely I’m wrong?

    • 456
      nobby says:

      I’d get used it if I were you until at least 2022. Labour are finished.

    • 457
      Anonymous says:

      Who’s the slight bit interested in “your book”?

      • 463

        My book improves with every read. By the time I left full time education I’d probably achieved more than 95% of people on this site.I’ve had political parties pinch slogans and ask questions in PMQ’s, and had my first invention published in the Sunday Times Innovation Section before I left full time education and coined industry terms like “graphics fidelity”.

      • 473
        kaiser says:

        Yeah, and we all believe in Mummy Christmas as well.

      • 480
        Groucho says:

        Are you sure your name isn’t Walter Mitty?

      • 484
        Groucho says:

        From the moment I picked up your book until the moment I put it down, I could not stop laughing.

        One day I may actually read it.

      • 491
        Cicero says:

        And you’re so modest, as well!

      • 517
        NewGirl says:

        you should be locked up for coining such ridiculous phrases

    • 479
      The big D says:

      But does Cameron throw telephones, staplers and printers? If not, maybe he should start so that you can elevate him to the same level of esteem as Gordon.

      • 487
        Master Baiter says:

        Big Dullard
        Carry on Cameron when under the tiniest itsy bitsy teeny bit of pressure goes bright red and involuntarily starts gulping air, which doesn’t help his chronic flatulence problem. That man is so out of his depth it’s beyond belief.
        As for Frogspawn have you seen him open mouthed trying to catch flies during PMQs.
        They’re both drug addled dimwitted lightweights.
        The Conservatives are going to be hammered, again.

      • 494
        Anonymous says:

        Brown is a Hitler lookalike and should stay indoors to stop frightening people.

    • 504
      Moley says:

      The Tao is Silent.

    • 523
      Anonymous says:

      And you, Mr Hard-Whinge, are a tosser of the very best kind.

    • 542
      Max says:

      Charlie, for someone of your supposed intellect and apparently a long standing technophile and blog commentator I always wonder whenever you post where you got your definition of “troll” from. You appear to use the term not only out of context but often in precisely the opposite context than that accepted as the norm.

      Can you explain? Or alternatively just keep on posting your stuff but be aware that by doing so on this site you are actually the troll, so ending your nonsense by describing the counter comments by the site’s supporters (or indeed by the site’s author) as “trolling” does rather diminish whatever intellectuality you are assuming you are conveying to us.

      If you know what I mean.

  87. 439
    Anonymous says:

    Michael Savage tells Sky that unless Jacqui Smitjh withdraws his name from “least wanted list” and issues an apology he will ask the estimated 10 million American listeners to his talk show to cancel their trips to UK and boycott British goods – rather proves the point. The one thing guranteed to NOT make the UK government withdraw his name is threats !

  88. 450
    nonnynoo says:

    Are you going somewhere then?

  89. 452
    Joanna Lumley says:

    Hello *husky*
    I would just like to tell you about the meeting I attended this afternoon with the Prime Mincer Gordon McMental with men whose boots he isnt fit to polish.
    He burst out crying,pissed his pants and pleaded for forgiveness.
    I smiled sweetly and told him that he was a ghastly little man.
    The Gurkha gentlemen present looked upon him with a mixture of both pity and contempt.
    We then left him in a pool of his own urine chewing the carpet and begging for Valium.
    AYO GORKHALI

    • 455
      Polly Filla says:

      Really?

    • 458

      Remind me how much did the Tories do for the Gurkhas?

      Also have you even considered how much this will cost?

      No – like Cameron you are more interested in soundbites than in hard cash and hard facts, unlike myself who needed both when I set up my own gaming business. It’s called life experience.

      • 461
        Silly Little Party says:

        Read Heffer and weep.

        Hoon.

      • 468
        waiting for plodo says:

        “I set up my own gaming business. ”

        Surely you mean on the game.

      • 469
        Gooey Blob says:

        You’re just annoyed that Gordon is out of ideas and the Tories and Lib Dems won’t tell you what theirs are because Gordon always pretends he thought of them first.

      • 475
        They're all as bent as the wobbly zero on the door of number 10 says:

        I and a lot of others have to pay for this one – I think I would rather pay for a Gurkha!

      • 476
        Groucho says:

        Oh do get a clue, will you? It was Labour who shafted the Gurkhas by refusing them settlement in the UK after Hong Kong was handed back to China.

        And what sort of socialist operates a gaming business, ffs? That industry is well known for its wealth distribution of course.

      • 483
        homer says:

        Hiya Chuckie…had your tea yet?..now the sugar levels back up,you’ve come alive again…

        “Remind me how much did the Tories do for the Gurkhas?”

        Errr…It was not until 1997 that the Gurkhas training HQ in Hong Kong (where they went to settle) was closed due to the Chinese takeover..I believe your lot were on watch at the time.

        “Also have you even considered how much this will cost?”

        Well it will be a fucking sight less than Browns incompetent handling of the economy…even Browns claimed £1.4bn was rubbished by his own people….stupid!

        Open the window Chuck…smell the coffee..then throw your self out …

        De-fenestrated is the term I believe.

      • 496
        NewGirl says:

        think Charles is being racist re the Ghurkhas. Tut tut tut. WHAT WOULD LABOURLIST THINK??

      • 497
        Grytpype-thynne says:

        So you are a bookie then,Hardwidget?

      • 498
        Trough Mixture says:

        Good Lord! The First Cuckold of Spring.

      • 505
        mark says:

        there is no Charles Hardwidge working in the gaming industry, nor has there ever been. If you are going to boast about your experiance perhaps you should provide some proof :)

      • 506
        Yoda says:

        “you are more interested in soundbites than in hard cash and hard facts, unlike myself who needed both when I set up my own gaming business. It’s called life experience.”

        My..you’ve been a busy little bee in your short life,Charles.

        Was this business before, during or after you started formulating Government policy..or forced a Tory Minister to resign..or asked questions at PMQ’s…or taught British Industry how to adopt Japanese management techniques…or lectured on Zen…or developed Computer games..or was shafted by your previous boss….or banged on about some bloke called Dredd…

        …or is your name really…

        ……Alice

    • 462
      Anonymous says:

      “We then left him in a pool of his own urine chewing the carpet and begging for Valium.
      AYO GORKHALI”

      In other words, he’s never had it so good.

  90. 490
    Geordie Girl says:

    BBC 6pm news. Nick Robinson – “Brown gave Cameron as good as he got”. What bloody planet is that man living on. Unbelievably biased.

    • 509
      John says:

      I prefer the ITV killer punch to Brown, he was made to look like Gordan Brittas from the Brittas Empire, useless and a clown like figure.

    • 524
      Hugh Janus says:

      Whichever PMQs Toenails watched, it obviously wasn’t the one I saw.

  91. 492
    It doesn't add up... says:

    53006

  92. 512
    caesars wife says:

    no harriet today ?? only the mekon jimbo murphy out staring george osbourne , Pm could barely fight them off , my favourite was steven crabbs one on bullying but in fairness nick cleggs save his own skin one was quite good .

    dont know who that bloke was sat next to the beast of bolsover , but after connartiys made up leading question “thats how its done” well he ought to lose his seat for looking like someone who has done well out of tax payer and thinks its funny millions are going to have big tax increases to fund his commons chicanery .

    i think cameron is quite determined now , but this governemnt has to end and iam inclined to think gordon is finishing labour off in the deal , leading to the BNP to step in , as matter of fact gordon is doing more for the perfect BNP storm than any party in hsitory , because the debt is bringing into focus the benfits system burdens and jobs worry .

    i always thought cameron direct would pay off , it just blows away some of the spin handouts form labour , at least he answers questions , i just hope that people understand what a state were in . note treasury select commitee is concerned darlings figures are wrong (which will mean more borrowing) but more of concern is that money appears to be running out .

    I know the conservatives have a tough fight on in the face of the bloated fealty of labour and they wont lose sight of the other issues , as for gordons compassionate conservatism gone , how can he say that when Cruel labour are about to make working people poorer to prop the fantasy up .

    the conservatives are right to ask the people to turn out and vote for change , we cant keep this government in , we dont even know how they intend to pay for the debt (except by ruining everyones future pension) , they are dishonest in their relationship with the public an that in its self makes a democraically elected leader all the more necessary to see what we are doing .

    caesars wife appreciates that the grinning gurner is a narcissitic man lacking any commitment to be honest , and my sympathies have run out as he has had more than enough time to make ammends , so fight to next year it is then , not forgetting our good local running of councils and care for people , and better schools .

    a friend has informed me that the govt has found new miners disease , can only hope beresfords arent going to hoover up more money , which budget will it come out of ??, hope its not to blame for those unbuilt sixform colleges . but the again this is the wonk socialist ideaology , labour gives payout only for recipients children to pick up the tab in higer taxes and unemployment . in some ways it could be seen as desperate bribe , i would think most former miners will see through it at the ballot box, being as all economies are struggling

  93. 513
    Anonymous says:

    The left are so utterly bereft of ideas there is no point in engaging with them, in fact I think they will find trouble campaigning for June.

    Nick Clegg showed some real knackers today, Brown’s inability to answer a question in PMQ’s is now deeply embarrassing even for the Labour benches.
    His reaction to every issue is to put it in statis, launch a commitee, wait for the review and let someone else take the blame. When he does action things quickly he never fails to fail. The flu leaflets should be arriving this week, the flu which is about on a par with a moderate cold and has a mortality rate a fraction of our seasonal flu. Go ahead Gordon print your leaflet stating the bleeding obvious.

    I eagerly await the leaflet telling me how I have to work until 70 because my pension was raided paying for yours, how to avoid dying of and infection on a dirty ward while the NHS has the topology of a diamond bloated in the middle with waste fat. Would suggest more, but we already know the common denominator, Gordon Brown.

    • 516
      Crackers says:

      Yes. I am taking to Clegg.

      Clegg’s utter contempt for Brown permeated the chamber. Watching and listening one almost felt a slight shiver of pity for the wretched Brown who then had to face the question, under the guise of bullying in the workplace, about phones and typewriters being hurled about

      Brown would love to resign and get out of Dantes Inferno.

    • 525
      Hugh Janus says:

      Always entertaining to watch the faces of the dead-beats around McBust as he makes yet another valiant attempt to dodge the question.

      • 526
        Anonymous says:

        Yes, I’ve seen happier faces at a funeral. Come to think of it….

  94. 527
    ID Card Cancellation Tsar says:

    On ID Cards, we know they won’t work etc but they do seem to be about to cost us all a lot of money. This sounds to me like a repeat of the Dome in 1996/97. Surely, Brown shouldm’t press ahead with this expensive flop unless the Conservatives, who will probably be in power next year, agree to carry it forward? If he pushes on now he will be wilfully wasting billions (again).

    May be Cameron should ask a question on this one day soon?

  95. 537
    Dino says:

    PMQs video, if you haven’t seen it already, Dave really puts the boot in from the get go.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8036138.stm

    • 541
      13eastie says:

      http://www.number10.gov.uk/Page19170

      Have a look at the official “question-by-question” guide to this week’s PMQ’s.

      There is not a mention of any questions from the leaders of the two main opposition parties, and as such, bears precious little resemblance to actual events and seems to serve no purpose than to spare the PM’s blushes.

      How on earth is this kind of propaganda allowed to be published at the tax-payer’s expense?


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“Mr Oborne echoes the lazy, anti-politics whine we hear so often these days, all based on the absurd notion that politicians were once loved and only fell out of public favour during the expenses scandal. He should take a walk to the Strangers’ Bar. But not to sup with the patrons he seems to despise so much, dearie me, no; he should instead look at the paintings on the corridor outside the bar, which depict the devastating fire which consumed most of the Palace in 1834. And he should reflect on the fact that on that dramatic night, as the Commons went up in flames, a crowd gathered on the South Bank to clap and cheer.”



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