January 23rd, 2010

Guy News : Out Now to Guidogram Subscribers

This week’s Guy News exclusively reveals who is to be the new chairman of the Lobby.

Guido sent Emily Nomates undercover in a Burqa to see UKIP leader Lord Pearson. No really, he thought he was being interviewed by Al Ja Guido.  Tory Bear went to Brent to doorstep Sarah Teather at her rent-free (to the LibDems) constituency office paid for out of expenses.

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322 Comments

  1. 1
    mandy says:

    Are we behind or in front?

  2. 2
    The Admiral says:

    Sorry to be O/T already but YOU will like this, honest…

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8476450.stm

    Even the Civil Service can’t cope…

    • 14
      Utterly Dysfunctional Government says:

      Or you can read it here in the Guardian: LINK

    • 17
      Coming your way very soon! says:

      Christ – there are so many of these reports coming out that I have to check that it isn’t one I have already seen!

      But it is ANOTHER civil service body talking about how there is just no idea of how to do things.

      Gordon Brown had 10 years to prepare and he simply makes it up as he goes along.

      Now with Ball’s talking about his stutter (and that he wants to be PM – he’s only been a (terrible) MP for 4 years!) – they are planting the seeds for the Ball’s Premiership – will it be a football league?

      • 48
        Grandma says:

        Balls going for the sympathy vote?

        • 61
          barefootcontessa says:

          Pleading for sympathy ‘cos he’s on the ropes re full report of serious case review. He seems to be able to stammer out an unending stream of crap despite his speech difficulties.

        • 64
          Sympathy voter says:

          It’s part one of his leadership bid – they will all start soon.

          Harman;
          “I was kept in a kennel until I was 15 yrs old – that’s why I am barking”.

          Straw;
          “My father was a coward and I was called custard face at school”

          Darling:
          “I was forced to paint my eyebrows white with Typex as a child and they have never changed”.

          • barefootcontessa says:

            “….and I’ve only got one usable eye”, tell that to the marines!

          • Miranda Bliar says:

            Hey! I’m a straight kinda guy. Ask Peter.

          • Jethro says:

            ‘Cryptorchism doesn’t sit well with a name like mine…’
            ‘Just imagine being called ‘Duncan’, when ‘Dunkin’ Donuts’ came in! I mean, no M.P. had the misfortune to be called ‘Wimpy’…’
            ‘Hello, Darling!’ -Just think what that’s like when you’re at a Prep-school – in Scotland.’
            ‘Where I grew up, every Town had its Band – the bigger,the better! There were not only ‘Macro-Bands’, but ‘Mega-Bands’: imagine how the boys used to scoff – let alone the girls! – to a couple of ‘Millibands’

          • Funambulist says:

            Milli Vanilli – another pair of fey fakers.

          • MI5 says:

            Talking of which…

            Better to be called Rentoul than Rentboy…

      • 74
        Turdogram says:

        football league no chance…..shame its not a raffle with his, one eye’s and that ascerbic yvette’s snatch as prizes

      • 208
        the fettes/eton axis says:

        Sod Off Ballsdrick has as much chance of becoming PM as DC has of suppressing the Natalie Rowe memoirs – and each will be trying equally hard with equally little regard for the law.

  3. 3
    Fees Office Clerk says:

    I would like to use Sarah Teather as a punch bag. Vent all my political frustrations on that annoyingly shrill and hysterical liberal.

    • 41
      Rigg Welter says:

      Leave her alone for goodness sake, my pint is on top of her head!!

    • 131
      I'd do Sarah Teather says:

      Personally I’d ride that big old arse of hers all day. I’ve a thing for short but curvy women. She’s my House of Commons novely fuck. Bet she’s well dirty in the sack.

    • 146
      Groucho says:

      She reminds me of a character from Tales of the Riverbank

    • 166
      Dr Pangloss says:

      The ‘Liberals’ are not liberal – they have just stolen that term for marketing purposes.

      Remember Chris Huhne’s article in The Guardian (spit) supporting Jackboots’ banning of Geert Wilders?

      Teather has a large Muslim constituency — and it shows. Liberal my arse. They are ‘social democrats’ just like the other two main partys – tax & spend & authoritarian control freaks.

  4. 5
    Harry Cole says:

    I must have been one of the first to see this, and may I say it’s a little cracker.

  5. 7
    Gordon Brown says:

    I’m right behind you Guido

  6. 8
    Lord Pearson says:

    Quite frankly, my suspicions were aroused when I noticed she was wearing a pair of green wellies, what? Ha ha….

  7. 9
    udderly 'orrible says:

    Mild Muslims eh!
    Lord UKIP must have been thinking of his curry lunch.

    Islamists are extremists, bearers of a violent creed.
    Its our Western values against unreformed barbarism.
    We better win.

  8. 10
    Nero says:

    Hey !
    I’ve got a great idea:
    Why don’t we take direction from our leader and all just fiddle as Rome burns ?

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8476450.stm

  9. 11
    Tory Bare says:

    “Tory Bear Doorsteps Sarah Teather”

    I’d love to give Sarah a good doorstepping form behind.

  10. 18
    British Militia says:

    UKIP have shot themselves in the foot over this policy. If someone wants to dress up in a tent it’s up to them. If you don’t like foreigners sponging of you, cut their welfare. The economically inactive will leave and the productive will stay. It’s government intervention that is the problem, not the solution. Banning things only leads to resentment and a sense of martydom.

    • 22

      Having to work for a living would test the practicality of the full body cover as apparel. Imagine what would have happened to the dams if Guy Gibson and his crew were all tooling about the sky sporting niqabs. Or the Red Arrows pulling 5Gs with wings 10 feet apart, shrouded in burqas. Spud-faced footballer Wayne Rooney’s career would be a complete disaster.

      • 25
        streamfisher says:

        Cant wait to see Burka clad local council employee’s with additional hard hat and dayglow vest.

      • 29
        The Dirty Rat says:

        Also can you imagine the difficulty they create with blind dates in Riyadh.

      • 149
        OwlHoot says:

        > Imagine what would have happened to the dams if Guy Gibson and his crew were all tooling about the sky sporting niqabs.

        I dunno though – Maybe those narrow eye slits would have helped them line up their coat hanger contraptions better, and reduced the distracting glare of tracer fire.

      • 209
        the fettes/eton axis says:

        On the other hand compulsory burkas would deal with the threat posed by Crazy Horse Beckett and her Tory clone Theresa May.

    • 26
      udderly 'orrible says:

      Nonsense the Burkha is a political statement made and used by religious extremists.
      Try walking into a bank wearing a balaclava or a petrol station with a helmet on and see what happens.

      • 34
        Gordon's favourite Butt Plug says:

        What would be the reaction of the House of Commons when we get Lady MP’s of the Eastern Faith wanting to wear them in the House. How much fun would that be?

      • 83
        Jan says:

        Totally agree about the Burkha.I do not remember seeing anybody wearing them in London,say 35-40 years ago.Also in the north in the 60s and 70s in places like Bradford,never saw them.Never saw them in the Gulf in the early 80s,also none in north Africa. If you look at any old film say of Beirut, women just wore scarves,same in Pakistan and Bangladesh.The only people who did wear them were the servants/peasants/old Bedouin women.Now these ghastly, ghouly, creepy outfits are worn by many young women.They wear them because they can. They are sticking two fingers up to the West. They are just a fashion statement. It has nothing to do with their faith.
        O/T Has anybody seen the Muslim Driving School Al-Jabeeba programme? Al-Jabeeba are trying to show that Muslim women are just like you and me.Well,I haven’t married my cousin from Pakistan who can’t speak English,I haven’t had ten children with special needs because of said inter-marriage. I didn’t get married when I was 14. Al-Jabeeba are trying to show that this is normal behaviour.There is not one of these women on the programme who has actually married a British Muslim. They have all gone to Pakistan to get a husband (including a young English ex-drug addict who has converted). It’s just a scam so that they can import all their brethren.

      • 90
        British Militia says:

        “Nonsense the Burkha is a political statement made and used by religious extremists.”

        And if we ban it, who gains credibility? What exactly do we achieve? And how would it be enforced…fashion police? Why not ban all clothing we don’t like: Che Guevara shirts, the hammer and sickle motif etc.

        “Try walking into a bank wearing a balaclava or a petrol station with a helmet on and see what happens.”

        If I step onto someone’s private property I accept the conditions of the owner. The government has no right to dictate what we can and cannot wear.

        • 115
          Call me Infidel says:

          “The government has no right to dictate what we can and cannot wear.”
          Try telling that to the ex Marine who keeps getting banged up for not wearing anything.

        • 121
          Jethro says:

          “The government has no right to dictate what we can and cannot wear.”
          Up to a point, Lord Copper, up to a point.
          Wearing nothing at all in public can be deemed an offence; wearing medals which you are not entitled to…
          Impersonating a Police Officer is still, I think, an offence.

        • 252
          Sergei says:

          “Try walking into a bank wearing a balaclava or a petrol station with a helmet on and see what happens.”

          Just a mo — how do you wear a petrol station, whether it has helmet on or not? And would it fit in a bank? The canopy wouldn’t go through the doorway, shurely.

        • 259
          COVLAD says:

          The Burkha was used to hide the faces of the young girls in the old nomadic days, so the local rulers, they were tading with, would not steal the good looking ones from the tribe.

          Having done afew Gulf wars, back in the day, I can now say:

          “Trust me chaps”. “They are nolonger needed. Your women are safe.

          Well, the ones I’ve seen anyway.”

          • COVLAD says:

            “trading with”. Sorry was down in that there London today and had some beer with the locals.

            Nice people, streets are just the same as at home ? Where’s that gold ?

    • 94
      Gordon Broon says:

      British Militia shoots themselves in the foot here.

      There are 40% of the electorate who dont vote.

      Where there is a view, therer is a vote.

  11. 19
    Better_to_Fool_Liberals_than_Reformists says:

    I think Emily Nomad would look good in whatever she chose to wear: period.
    But at the risk of being lumped together with the rest of the priapic puppies in the neighbourhood (who keep me awake at night with their howls) I will state the obvious before forgetting what I used to feel when I had the energy for someone to exploit my involuntary instincts.

    • 47
      anon,anon,anon.... says:

      It was a give away. Emily’s burka does not fit to the back of her head in the normal fashion.

  12. 20

    Has the rapidly swelling Tory Bear doorstepped Nigel Lawson and asked him for a paternity test?

  13. 23
    Snuggles says:

    Great work Guido. Particularly over saint Sarah Teather(don’t forget she knifed Charles Kennedy in the back). Love the Lord Pearson interview as well!

  14. 24
    I Squiggle says:

    A good Guidogram, loved the Emily Nomates piece. I subscribe to this ‘exclusive’ service. But exclusive? Dale has it on his blog. Should I cancel my subscription thingy and just follow his blog?

  15. 27
    The Dirty Rat says:

    Guido.
    This is the second time you have sent me a duff link. I must inform you that if this continues I will be canceling my subscription and asking for a refund. You can make amends by kitting Emily out in this one.

  16. 33
    Carry On Don't Lose Your Head (1967) says:

    We should all support eurosceptic Muslims.

  17. 36
    The Beast of Clerkenwell says:

    Tony
    I think that you are being very unfair to Tory Bear, he is just ” big boned”
    Not fat
    He also seems to pick up the kind of woman that you profess to like
    Well padded and with a dusky hue.
    I pity the poor girl, having sex with TB must be like being crushed under an avalanche of Dominos pizzas that happen to be topped off with a bog brush.
    And then finding out that the coleslaw wasnt as big as you imagined

  18. 37
    Happyness Stan says:

    Beware The UKIP, as you should all other establishment subverted political parties.

    IMO The UKIP which stared off as a libertarian type grouping of disgruntled Conservatives, has now become an extreme right wing party of co-agitation.

    We will not defeat our enemies by ever more division. We much unite against the old enemy. Which is our own Banking system, and more especially the internationalist establishment powers that have long since controlled it.

    Or perhaps defeat is the wrong word to use, as we plainly cannot actually defeat these people. What we can do is mitigate their behaviour by peaceful means. This by showing our ruling elites that we are not so divided on the fundamental issues of individual freedom and general property rights as they would very much prefer to keep us. We must not continue to see the political debate in terms of right or left, but of slavery or freedom, right or wrong, good or evil.

    We must do this or go down, so quick and terminally that all of our feet will not ever again touch the ground.

  19. 42
    anon,anon,anon.... says:

    Actually, it rather makes UKIP / Pearson’s point.

    How can he tell who is interviewing him? It could have been Martha Kearney or even Paxo

  20. 43
    Gordon 'stonewall' Brown says:

    Question: Do I add to the gaiety of the nation?

    • 49
      • 55
        Utterly Dysfunctional Government says:

        In the coming decade, Labour will “unleash a wave of social mobility not seen in this country since the immediate aftermath of the Second World War”. Downwards.

        • 59
          Labour Dumbells says:

          By that do they mean enabling failing students to become Doctors and Dentists?

          So instead of 2 A’s and a B at A level for Dentistry,lets select the students that got D’s and E’s.

          Cue Ed (I am tough cos of my stutter) Ball’s – “your discrimination is disgusting!”.

          This shower have ensured I have no photo’s of my kids playing sports (forbidden),my pension is ruined,I have no job,my kids will be bankrupt when they leave University and on and on.

          Looking forward to the time (and it will happen,it may be in a decade),when I come face to face with Straw,Blair,Brown and Balls without their protection thugs.

          They will need the best surgeons they can scrape together.

      • 57
        A Prime (Unelected) Minister down there with a Hockey Mum! says:

        and to quote Bloomberg;

        “In a list of nine global political, economic and financial figures, only one person does worse than Brown: former U.S. Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin”.

        Wow – Gordon “unelected” Brown is just ahead of a deranged person from a wild country!

        You couldn’t – as they say – make it up!

    • 51
      Grandma says:

      Well you’ve certainly given us a few laughs, but I don’t think you really meant to – your YouTube video was brilliant.

  21. 44
    Anonymous says:

    Bit off topic BUT, am I alone in thinking that the sudden increase in the security status comes rather conveniently a day or two after Glenys Kinnock let slip that they have cut back intelligence gathering in Afghanistan/Pakistan?

    Is it just a really convenient way to “bury” bad news by exploiting terrorism fears – if they can think of 9/11 as a good day to bury bad news, they are capable of anything.

    If Broon told us that day follows night, I would immediately Google it to make sure – thats how much I trust these hoons!

  22. 53
    Thomas Rossetti says:

    NON-SEQUITUR

    This video was not as good as previous attempts on Guy News. It didn’t seem to me like there was much dirt on Sarah Teather. I’ve just looked her up on wikipedia, in fact, and she was one of the “saints” of the expenses scandal. You should go after bigger fish imho.

    Emily’s interview of Lord Pearson was interesting, but her first question to that “moderate Muslim”* (“What do you say to people who say that democracy and Islam don’t go together?”) was a complete non-sequitur. I don’t think Lord Pearson had suggested that at all.

    Banning the burqa isn’t as ridiculous as people may think. The move has widespread support in France, for example. Even Jack Straw has suggested banning it in certain instances.

    * I’d be interested to hear what that “moderate Muslim” thought about apostasy. Even the most enlightened Muslims seem to think changing one’s religion is a crime worthy of death.

    • 189
      rocknrolla says:

      Agreed, the entire thing with Pearson was pretty lame. So you got a highly intelligent if slightly old-fashioned lord to say that he isn’t in favour of Britain being turned into an islamic state. So what? Only wish we could see Emily’s face to betray the fact that she had no idea at all what the Council of Trent was. As it happens I don’t want to see those costumes everywhere – I’m not in favour of banning them but I am in favour of stopping immigration.

      On the other hand, getting one over that sanctimonious cretin Sarah Teather is very worthwhile.

    • 274
      Osama the Nazarene says:

      On the contrary dear boy the vid showed up the sanctimonious Sarah’s, and other Lib Dum’s, hypocrisy. Excellent initiative. It should be investigated further maybe by the Sunlight Centre. We don’t have tax payers funding of political party’s offices as yet.

      As for Lord “Nice but Dim” Pearson, that was just a bit of fun. I like the “eurosceptic muslims” reference pure python. It went above the Lord’s head.

  23. 54
    Big Brother's sister says:

    Hey, I can state categorically that wasn’t Emily, Guido. She was with me at the time.
    Beware of false Emilys wearing burkhas

  24. 58
    Mr McGuffin says:

    Just wondered on the correct spelling for burka, seen lots of variations.
    burkha, burqa, burqha, berka?

  25. 66
    Paul Mason says:

    Quite apart from Ian Dale showing this week’s Guy News Guido himself also gives a link to Political Scrapbook which shows it as well. Is the problem perchance that Guido has been on a Geoff Hoon Business Efficiency course? I think we should be told.

  26. 73
    What a shame! says:

    Great to see Reading beat that c*unt Campbell’s Burnley!

  27. 78
    KGBski says:

    Вы политические кочевники будут пожинать награды Вас сеющий такие грехи .., мы приедем там и покажем Вам, как stasi должен быть организован … любители. Пошлите г. Брауна нам, мы будем знакомить его с энергией .. очень энергично .. caputnik

    • 80

      Is this the new look for The Independent?

      • 81
        Brown - not long now. says:

        No – it’s Brown’s latest condolence letter to a war widow – Brown’s fluent in Russian as he is a Soviet spy.

        • 258
          Trevor, the dullest actuary in the world says:

          The Dashboard on my Mac translates it thus:

          You political nomads will reap rewards you sowing such sins:., we will arrive let us there and show you, as stasi it must be organized… amateurs. Send g. Brown to us, we will acquaint his [s

          Steve Jobs. What a genius.

    • 156

      You will reap the political nomads awards you soweth such sins .. we’ll come there and show you how to be organized stasi … amateurs. Send Mr. Browne us, we will introduce it with energy .. very vigorously .. caputnik

      according to Google

    • 270
      Anonymous says:

      Da.. Go ahead

  28. 87
    God says:

    Totally agree.

  29. 88
    oooooer says:

    Think you need to increase the dose or cut the whacky backy intake..otherwise u got a problem houston

    • 160
      Cousin Jethro says:

      Hey JC how ya’ll doin’ there in hell, mofo? You got yerself a big anger thang goin’ there with them jewish brothers, one of ‘em must have whupped your sorry ass when you wuz a kid. Get some therapy, bro. Have a nice day now.

    • 161
      Yeshua ben Pantera says:

      You cheeky **** – I had a bath this morning! Smell my feet: that’s your wife, that is!

  30. 91
    Guido's Regulars says:

    Let’s face it, he never really had it.

  31. 95
    Gordon Brown says:

    The terror threat has increased.
    We cannot tell you on what basis we have come to that conclusion because we do not want to give our enemy any information about our intelligence.

    • 97
      George Bush says:

      The terror threat has increased.
      We cannot tell you on what basis we have come to that conclusion because we do not want to give our enemy any information about our intelligence.

      • 101
        Mickey Mouse says:

        The terror threat has increased.
        We cannot tell you on what basis we have come to that conclusion because we do not want to give our enemy any information about our intelligence.

      • 102
        The Admiral says:

        Intelligence? You are joking………?

      • 103
        British Citizen says:

        Fuck off you pair of lying bastards.
        Your intelligence has been conclusively proven to be a load of fucking shit.
        The terror threat is at its lowest level since 9/11.
        And that is all thanks to our courts handing down heavy sentences to home-grown terrorists.
        Concentrate on securing our borders Gordon, instead of trying to falsely scare the populace to score political points and as a prelude to stripping citizens of any more of their rights.
        Do your job for a change. The only way to increase national security and protect British citizens and residents is to re-establish border controls which you removed. To do so we will have to leave the EU.
        Fulfill your primary duty for a change and desist from pumping out anti-British warmongering fear propaganda you useless fuck.

    • 104
      The Hon. Loretto Fettes says:

      I can’t believe the terror threat indicator thing is real. If it is MI5 have taken leave of their senses.

      • 148
        Kings Heath Lad says:

        The ‘indicator’ was a left over clapometer from 70′s game show New Faces, the higher the threat the more pretty lights light up.

    • 108
      Chunderbucket says:

      he continued…

      ‘at this very moment I am wearing my new WMD (wheres my dick) detection underpants’

    • 122
      Roger Daley says:

      Next stop martial law and the Civil Contingencies Act.

      No election. It’s the right thing not to do.

      • 140
        udderly 'orrible says:

        Yep and you’re not joking.
        These shitbag marxist traitors use overweening power to command, control and manipulate the country, at every step.
        They must be stopped.
        Their latest trick is to deploy aircraft drones to spy on your rubbish bin habits and on motorists. !!
        Unbelievable.

    • 150
      Groucho says:

      The terror threat level has been increased in order to distract the public from the omnishambles that is Gordon Brown.

      Don’t rule out ‘special powers’ being invoked, leading to postponement of the election.

  32. 105
    The Hon. Loretto Fettes says:

    If it has been asked once it has been asked a thousand times:

    Why the fuck is Prince William in the catholicmatch advert?

    It is so so wrong.

    • 113
      The Beast of the East says:

      Cos his mother owns Rome you fuckwit she leases it to the Goldschmits and their lacky pope Benedict
      The Redshields cornered the online dating market years ago it helps to them find people to screw that they arent related to
      Not working is it Zac?

  33. 109
    The Beast of the East says:

    Im getting to like normal muzzies

  34. 111
    British Citizen says:

    And let us be clear, we will not win in Afghanistan because we are occupying the Afghans’ country without the permission of anyone but a Bush stooge who is a former employee of an American arms company.
    We are in the wrong.
    Would we allow people to occupy this country?
    There-in lies the answer to Gordon Brown’s bullshit.
    Troops out.

    • 114
      Cracker says:

      we have allowed them and lots like them to occupy this country…and our Great Leader will be appealing for their vote shortly.

      • 118
        British Citizen says:

        Why would they vote for Gordon Brown?
        He authorises the torture of Afghans and the occupation of their country.
        They are not reasons for muslims to vote for Labour, they are reasons for them to not vote Labour.

      • 154
        Returning Officer says:

        - appealing, + buying.

      • 162
        Jan says:

        That must be why megamouth Her Highness, Mrs Cherie Booth Bliar has just given an unemployed nice religious man a suspended sentence. Said unemployed nice religious man had just left a place of worship (you know the one where you have to remove your shoes and face east)when he violently assaulted another nice religious man and broke his jaw. They were queuing at a bank when the violent assault took place. Mrs Cherie Booth Bliar recognised him as a nice religious person,just like wot she is, so decided to take pity on him. So in the eyes of Her Highness,Mrs Cherie Booth Bliar if you say you are a nice religious person of the eastern persuasion, you can do whatever you like.

    • 276
      Kim says:

      Look. This is, I think, the sixth war we’ve had with these troublesome bastards in the last 100 years.
      You’d think by now they would except the fact that we are not going to give in until they addmit they were wrong in the first place.

      Good God, I do’nt even remember what they were wrong about in the first place anymore.

      It’s gone beyond a joke now…….. Give in you bastards, you know it’s the right thing to do

  35. 116
    nell says:

    http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23793487-as-gordon-brown-faces-meltdown-so-too-does-labour.do

    Talking of aliens – gordon and mandy ‘On the Way out’ Well thank the Lord!!!

    I can’t put up with them for more than another few more months!!!!

    As for moderate muzzies – Beast – I am disappointed that they do not speak out . They have a case to make – they are decent, caring, hardworking and they have have been terrorised by an evil minority who have hijacked their for evil purposes .

    If they are to survive and thrive then they must overcome the fear of the terrorists in their midst and start to fight back.

    • 145
      Anonymous says:

      Hardworking? I think you’ll find that pakistanis and bangladeshis pretty much take up the rear for every ONS statistic regarding employment. More nonsense from Norfolk courtesy of Nell!!

    • 164
      AC1 says:

      There’s as many Moderate Muslims as there is tons of rocking horse shit.

      • 217
        the fettes/eton axis says:

        And theres plenty of that as you would realise if you saw Crazy Horse Beckett at a Stones concert.

  36. 117
    Engineer says:

    O/T – A piece in the DT about the moral vacuity of the career politician; Straw in this instance, but the argument applies to many on all sides of the house.

    We really must select people to represent us who have done something constructive and non-political with their lives.

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/simonheffer/7055721/Politicians-such-as-Jack-Straw-abandoned-principles-long-ago.html

    PS – Norman Tebbit’s blog in the DT calling for a divorce between the UK and the EUSSR is a masterpiece of clarity and common sense.

    • 125
      nell says:

      Dr Lee Rotherham – “Ten Years On – Britian without the European Union”

      Worth a read!!!

  37. 124
    Stu says:

    This is off topic but I just looked at the book add on the site for Obama, Americas, first, “african american president.” Forgive me for being stupid but isnt his mum white?
    If so how the fuck does this make him african american. I am so sick of this politicaly correct bullshit. He’s mixed race and if people want to be proud and no reason why they shouldnt be, be proud of that.

  38. 126
    Lord 'bin Burka' Pearson says:

    ‘Would we allow people to occupy this country?’

    Our country’s been occupied by The New Liebore, War and Torture party for 12 years. Now the EUSSR. T@&ror threat? Ha. McMental is now ‘severely’ t@&rifying, so he can impose a state of emergency in time for a GE. Just like all good dictators.

  39. 127
    Apagusta says:

    You make a fair point Nell….

    the muslims in the uk are a vibrant part of this country with much to offer and with everything to gain by engaging more with their fellow Brits.

    The radicals know ultimately they cannot win here but in their homelands they still control with a ruthless hand and without outside assistance will never be beaten by home governments.

  40. 135
    Benny, Labour voter and tossbag says:

    Herbs aspirin, aspirin herbs.

  41. 136
    The voters revenge says:

    Chilcott will never get at the truth because the witnesses are not under oath. Like Campbell last week they can lie and bend the truth all they like as there is no threat of being accused of perjury. However, they take us for fools at their small minded peril.

    • 151
      Groucho says:

      Exactly. But at least we all got to see Jack Straw as the unprincipled shit that he is.

      • 194
        christy says:

        Groucho,agreed runs in the family.
        OT,just read that Bill Wiggin Con Mp Leominster speaking on an interview with BBC Hereford and Worcester,came up with he thinks Cadbury’s workers who are worried about losing their jobs are a bunch of whingers.Takes the biscuit that one seeing he was identified as one of the top troughers.

        • 218
          the fettes/eton axis says:

          I believe the interview was titled Wally Wanker and the Chocolate Factory.

        • 254
          Stu says:

          what the fuck does your comment have to do with Chilcott or am i missing something not translated from baboon

  42. 143
    Between jobs says:

    From the Times:

    http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article6999728.ece

    Jonathan Baume accuses Prime Minister of ‘government by announcement’

    Gordon Brown’s government has become “utterly dysfunctional” according to the head of the UK’s top civil servants’ union.

    First Division Association general secretary Jonathan Baume accused the Prime Minister of “government by announcement” without any consideration of the cost or practicalities of his policies.

    He claimed top civil servants were now preparing for a new Conservative government, while Labour ministers had “given up the fight”.

    ——————————–

    Unfortunately the country is completely fucked.

    • 152
      Ratsniffer says:

      Sadly McSnotty is doing his best to fuck up everything, give all the money away, get us into more debt so that the country becomes practically ungovernable…he has his union marxist chums waiting in the wings to strike and generally make life as shitty as possible the second a non NuLabour regime gets in. By any other name what he is doing is sabotage….it’s the equivelent of a retreating army putting sugar in the fuel supplies and booby trapping their equipment.

      • 197
        streamfisher says:

        I think we are dealing with a psychological problem here, Brown (Mr Unelected by anyone) can never live up to Blair’s ‘charisma’ hence the endless search for yet more summits and international conferences in the desperate hope that someone might eventually listen to this….. words fail me!

      • 286
        AC1 says:

        What will we do without the Plastic police and diversity coordinators?

        Bet the country improves whilst those parasites have their union organised holiday.

  43. 155
    Anonymous says:

    New Poll out:

    Tories 45%
    Labour 24%
    Lib Dems 19%

  44. 159
    anon,anon,anon.... says:

    Severe threat …………….probably a bag of Mothers Pride.

    Stand down

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/8476864.stm

    • 169
      The Chairman says:

      Mother’s Pride, hmm. Do they still make it (Milling is a loose term it this instance) I once did a test on the little lumps they sieved out. It was all high grade high protein flour. I always wondered who they sold it to and what for.

  45. 171
    anon,anon,anon.... says:

    Sarah Brown twittering that she can’t stop Gorgon from making snowmen. He refuses to accept there is no snow. Sounds like a cry for help.

  46. 172
    The Admiral says:

    Guido, FFS!!!!…

  47. 175
    grunt says:

    How much is the black pudding?

  48. 177
    The Beast of Clerkenwell says:

    Nell
    Your average Muzzie doesnt want to kill us all nor stop us having a glass or two of wine
    A friend of mine lives in a Muzzie country, there are lots of racial problems (caused by govt) but everybody gets along well enough.
    They venerate Jesus and let Christians be

    • 186
      nell says:

      Absolutely Beast!! My Grand-daughter who has struggled with health issues has been Blessed with Doctors who are Moslems’s. So Caring and Inspirational !!!

      Trouble is these Quiet Moslems , who are in the majority, don’t choose to put themselves into the public domain!!

  49. 182
    Anonymous says:

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1245453/Schools-secretary-Ed-Balls-reveals-stammer.html

    Interesting timing but I know I can rely on the Guido readership to be showing sympathy and sensitivity and not let down the high standards of this blog.

    • 183
      PJs plaque says:

      yeah, right…

    • 203
      udderly 'orrible says:

      A s s s s s stammering hoon is no less a hoon, (twat, chump) for all that.
      Boogyeye is going to lose his Testicles in May.
      h h h h h h h hurrah.

    • 229
      caesars wife (having a freelance interlude) says:

      not falling for the idea that crap marxism is linked to stammering , besides it must offend a great number of stammering ordinary people .

      • 241
        christy says:

        To 236.
        Balls stammering what an f—–g tosser.
        Maybe he lost his f—–g way,jockey springs to mind,by the time he said geeup,bloody race would be over.
        Balls as PM on the hotline,the nukes are coming our way,ffffffffirrrre,shit that’s it then.
        See It didn’t seem a problem to him with his SO WHAT.

    • 268
      Samee says:

      He used to be known as ‘Donkey Balls’ apparently.

      Why? I hear you ask.

      Hee-aw, hee-aw, he always got called that.

  50. 190
    gunter says:

    This is utter cock.

    • 216
      Mr Slater's Parrot says:

      SQUWARRRRRKK!!! (flutter) A-UURRRKKH!! (ting)

      • 245
        TOO FAR says:

        FFS why don’t ” you F off”….. Now now I’m talking to a …. I need an asprin!!

        • 248
          TOO FAR says:

          Ho I give up!!!

          • christy says:

            Too Far.
            Suggestion,why don’t you get your brain in gear before your fingers,please don’t give up we likes a challenge.

          • tat's somali boyfriend #2 says:

            I want to take you hard whiteboy. tat is split open and has hole like wizards sleeve. he less useful to me now. I need new whitemeat for my huge one. you want some somali meat you let me know casper.

  51. 195
    Dave Cameron says:

    For God’s sake, blog!

    Pope Benedict told George Osborne on Saturday, saying he must learn to use new forms of communication to spread the Conservative Party message.

    Go forth and blog. George

  52. 199
    Breaking Views says:

    Contacts in Foreign Office;

    Brown will call election before the date for the Chilcott Enquiry.

    This will be finalised depending on how Bliar’s appearance goes next Friday.

    Word is that Blair is going to take Brown down with him next week – implicate him and leave Brown no way out,hence nothing but calling election for end March to escape Chilcott.

    • 200
      streamfisher says:

      We already know Brown is the bottle king, so which ever way it goes we can relax in the knowledge that Mc Ruin will fuck it all up as usual.

      • 204
        Ratsniffer says:

        Broon’s ringpiece will be sucking like a goldfish’s gob at the thought of facing that inquiry. Stand by for a snap election, a massive defeat, then after a few months of therapy, some sort of Euro-nonjob as a pay-off for preventing us from holding a Lisbon treaty ballot.

    • 205
      Lyn Chmob says:

      “Word is that Blair is going to take Brown down with him next week”

      Why will Blair go down? He’ll do the old “I’m a straight sort of guy” “God told me to do it” “It was the right thing to do ” routine. Is Chilcott clever enough to nail him? I doubt it myself.

      • 231
        Anonymous says:

        I think he ‘got his retaliation in first’ with Fern Britton. He will also do a ‘Straw’ and ‘send them a memo’..

        He will keep two or three cards with Brown’s name written on them. If he gets into a tight spot they will be strategically deployed. Change that, “WHEN” he gets in a tight spot.

        Brown will be toast. Blair has little to worry about as he is not running for election.

    • 219
      David Milliband says:

      Milliband here.

      Are you able to name and shame the hoon who breached The Official Secrets Act please?

    • 227
      grobdj says:

      Yawn

      Move along, nothing to see here

      If I was a politician, I’d regard a trip to Chilcott as a day off from proper work

    • 233
      caesars wife (having a freelance interlude) says:

      I hadnt thought of that one , unless the dodgey dossier is in the same handwriting as the dodgey expenses excercise book ?

  53. 206
    Jimmy says:

    Now that’s more like it. Finally a funny one.

  54. 210
    George W Osborne says:

    Errmm….my allowance from Aunt Dahlia hasn’t come through as expected…..could any of you chaps out there be so good as to lend me five hundred punds and some lapsang souchong?

  55. 214
    Dr Sorders says:

    Get Well Soon.

  56. 222
    modernityblog says:

    A British blogger has been intimidated by the police. The Reverend Stephen Sizer didn’t like comments and criticism made on the Seismic Shock blog, so got the police to physically intimidate the blogger, to take down that mild criticism.

    This is a clear freedom of speech issue, the police should not be used to intimidate bloggers.

    I urge you to publicise this issue and support Seismic Shock, as “I too am Seismic Shock”

    For more information see http://modernityblog.wordpress.com/2010/01/23/reverend-stephen-sizer-uses-british-police-against-a-blogger/

    And http://engageonline.wordpress.com/2010/01/23/anglican-vicar-uses-police-to-intimidate-blogger/

  57. 226
    caesars wife (having a freelance interlude) says:

    CW wishes News Night a happy 30th anniversery and thanks the producers for an all too short mix of events and insight .

    The clip of Michael Howard attacking Alistair Campbell was perhaps more watchable than the prison govners one , CW couldnt help but think how true that one has become . A.S Byatt was sublime and beautiful (didnt know she had a quaker upbringing) , Martin Amiss grappled with some very interesting questions which I find disturbing also in what we may be creating but perhaps most people will not have grapsed what he was illuminating .

    Neil Kinnock I felt was staring into the abyss of his own creation , the modern world perhaps not turning out as he thought it would in his favourite reading material . Chris Pattern was not particulary engageing parhaps considering 30yrs of events .
    I was surprised at how little we revisit the cold war 70s and 80s now and how very different it all was , and surprised that Neil kinnock had thought the fall of soviet communism was good , when i dont recall him ever offering a usefull left crtique of it .

    The progress of femminism , grated a little as it only really touched the surafce of the value of natural role models , and how they have been reframed more into badly upheld rights or dissilutions . Tracey Emmen enjoying Dphne Dmourer and trying to miss all the cheap chick porn is perhaps a preservation move in that depth of what it is to be human is being lost in the froth of 24/7 everything else and the loss of self , as we superimpose ourselves on celebrity and the replacement of religion , with intense drama , violent , pornographic images of life , having a monster life of its own .

    For anyone watching it , it was possibly mind blowing in that ther may be a canabalistic nature to modern society , or perhaps detachment . A S Byatts view of it creating suspicion and resultant turnoff or perhaps distrust is another symptom .
    Populist money making ecnomic mind control is perhaps a line our politicians have failed to speak about , our house of commons not really understanding how legislation was becoming a sticking plaster for personal experience of life becomming undone and not enquiring if it was any value being quietly dissloved whilst the tills and bounuses kerchinged away .

    I am begining to wonder if the moderns have any right to accuse it as irrelevent nostalgia , certainly seems to be less emotional depth even if we are all superglobalinterconnectedcyberpresences . As MArtin Amiss almost suggested , living in the shallowness of the mechanism is completely everywhere with very differnet mental behaviours , some of which we are seeing.

    Paxo tucking into a swan !! I bet he was

    • 228
      Anonymous says:

      Not forgetting a fleeting appearance by Rebecca Front aka ‘Nicola Murray’.

      Phhwwooaarr.. Nice chassis, lovely breasts – doncha just lurrve these Jewish women.

      • 230
        caesars wife (having a freelance interlude) says:

        I am still reeling from finding out Kylie prefers girls

    • 236
      grobdj says:

      Good piece CW I enjoyed it too, after being told off by my other half for hurling expletives at the excuse for the elder statesman that is Kinnock (why, after troughing for decades at our expense, does he still feel driven to end every sentence with a partisan comment?)

      Falklands War – Gulf War – Berlin Wall – Iraq War
      Kind of missed an awful lot out, between dizzy Rascal and Charles Wheeler out-takes
      No Yuppies, No Toxteth Riots, no Poll Tax, no economic miracle, no financial collapse. Are the BBC beginning to re-airbrush history before our eyes (again)

      You forgot to mention Jarvis Cocker, rather more subdued than usual, but still spunky enough to spark the Tracey Emin/Daphne du Maurier scenario which was the highlight of an event which should have delivered more

    • 238
      northernperson says:

      caesars wife….. are you sure you’re not brian sewell switching subjects…do you believe this bollocks you’re writing or have you been round a puesdo philosopher’s dustbin on your day job

      • 243
        TOO FAR says:

        C.W. Some of the comments of your “comments” seem to be come from …. well the educated less informed… or eddowed… woops been down the pub!!!

        • 298
          northernperson says:

          shame you didn’t stay there longer tubby dip your pecker in the cider longer next time or is your wick too short ? nothing worse than a comment from someone ‘too far’ away that you can’t kick them when they’re a clown

      • 251
        caesars wife (having a freelance interlude) says:

        Brian sewell couldnt understand such things, by the time he had paused over 18th century rocco embellishments on cotswold inns , a decade would have flown by .

        basically either you enjoy Byatt , Emen and Amis or you dont , cant help you much if you didnt see the program and enjoyed the little mental morsals , still if lite comments liight your fire , perhaps i may have been to the pub , although anotherone round here has come up for let so they are getting fewer in number, soon have to book .

        • 296
          northernperson says:

          listen caesars missus you should stick to fiddling with nero quoting high brow stuff to us ‘up er….in our neck of the glades byatt builds nissen huts, we say amen after praying to him up there and amis were a fruity aftershave we drank in the 60s.

  58. 237
    Jan says:

    O/T I see that Mark Hodson, a man whose only experience had been as a manager of meat pie,pizza and sausage production was given the responsibility for Children’s Services at Donacaster council. Yep,the council which allowed two feral underclass brothers to commit heinous crimes against two young boys, employed a man who had absolutely no experience WHATSOEVER of working with children.He was paid in excess of £100,000 p.a.
    Ed Balls should resign.

    • 240
      Jan says:

      Mark Hodson has since returned to food manufacturing but during his time at Doncaster there were serious problems in the department he was responsible for.Apparently,Doncaster did not think that the person in charge of the department needed experience of working with children. £100,000 p.a. and no experience necessary.

      • 246
        christy says:

        Jan,absolutely unbelievable,so next time I want an examination for an illness,I know I’ll call a plumber.
        This bunch of incompetent arseholes who are going through the motions of wrecking this country are really beyond the pale.

      • 318
        Another Engineer says:

        This is standard procedure in Doncaster Council. Other departments suffer from the same problem – the “managers” have no experience whatsoever of actually doing the job of the people they are “managing”.

        Children’s Services were/are no more dysfunctional than the rest of the council. Allegedly.

    • 242
      grobdj says:

      CV: production, manager, meat pie, sausage, children like pizza

      Interview: manager, production, meat pie, sausage, pizza, like children

      CRB check: we have plenty of meat pies, OK

      You’ve got the job

      When appointed, he felt moved to mention Doncaster Finnigley airport, approved by the Deputy Pie Minister John Prescott, not sure what this had to do with neighbourhoods and children’s services

      • 244
        grobdj says:

        you know I meant to say Doncaster Finningley/ Robin Hood airport, of course

        • 250
          christy says:

          250.Did you mean Little John Prescott Airport were they sell pies for bulimia.

          • grobdj says:

            God forbid that an airport ever be named John Prescott, the planes would never get off the ground (even though Finningley is one of the longest runways in the country!)

            But I’m sure they sell pies there

          • 1st class says:

            Isn’t Prezza a professor of pies in China or summat?

    • 257
      caesars wife (having a freelance interlude) says:

      sorry jan still enjoying “chatterati” , although i would say that it is perhaps not evaluting the boys correctly that was the problem , even if the pie man was a care home manager . I mean its not everyday that you have an asnwer from teenager that he didnt kill the child beacuse his arms were tired . ed balls wants sacking for being part of the cabal of money making marxist control freaks that have undone society , i might possibly drift to capital punishment , but i would prefer the whole sorry inept bunch to see the ballotbox justice first.

  59. 260
    Michael Winner says:

    Calm down, dear, it’s only a conspiracy by the Illuminati to reduce us all the slavery.

  60. 261
    Duncan says:

    as far as I can see, all Labour are about, is that they believe that the people who actually make the money cannot be trusted to make the correct decisions on how and when to spend it

    the reason manufacturing is destroyed because in a global market there is no longer a margin for the “maker” and the government machinery to distribute it to third parties, often, as with the working families tax credit, it involves “taking” money from the maker “giving back” to him to give to his workers.

    Manufacturing will only return the makers do not have do give the majority of profit to the government

    • 263
      caesars wife (having a freelance interlude) says:

      You will soon understand why fabian solutions deserves trashing on every post .

      however i think your eluding the harriets “redistribution of wealth” ideas .

      Still pleased you will be hitting the buffers along with the rest of us .

      • 273
        caesars wife (having a freelance interlude) says:

        LOL fabian solutions has just said hes going to report a blogger to a labour MP on dan hannahs blog , class!

  61. 269
    anon,anon,anon.... says:

    Something to go to sleep on:-
    Aussie PM

    Good on yer Aussie

    He’s done it again. He sure isn’t backing down on his hard line stance and one has to appreciate his belief in the rights of his native countrymen.
    A breath of fresh air to see someone lead ..

    Australian Prime Minister does it again!!
    This man should be appointed King of the World.. Truer words have never been spoken.
    It took a lot of courage for this man to speak what he had to say for the world to hear. The retribution could be phenomenal, but at least he was willing to take a stand on his and Austrilia’s beliefs.
    Whole world Needs A Leader Like This!
    []
    Prime Minister Kevin Rudd – Australia
    Muslims who want to live under Islamic Sharia law were told on Wednesday to get out of Australia , as the government targeted radicals in a bid to head off potential terror attacks..
    Separately, Rudd angered some Australian Muslims on Wednesday by saying he supported spy agencies monitoring the nation’s mosques. Quote:
    ‘IMMIGRANTS, NOT AUSTRALIANS, MUST ADAPT.. Take It Or Leave It.
    I am tired of this nation worrying about whether we are offending some individual or their culture. Since the terrorist attacks on Bali , we have experienced a surge in patriotism by the majority of Australians. ‘
    ‘This culture has been developed over two centuries of struggles, trials and victories by millions of men and women who have sought freedom’
    ‘We speak mainly ENGLISH, not Spanish, Lebanese, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, or any other language. Therefore, if you wish to become part of our society . Learn the language!’
    ‘Most Australians believe in God. This is not some Christian, right wing, political push, but a fact, because Christian men and women, on Christian principles, founded this nation, and this is clearly documented. It is certainly appropriate to display it on the walls of our schools. If God offends you, then I suggest you consider another part of the world as your new home, because God is part of our culture.’
    ‘We will accept your beliefs, and will not question why. All we ask is that you accept ours, and live in harmony and peaceful enjoyment with us.’
    ‘This is OUR COUNTRY, OUR LAND, and OUR LIFESTYLE, and we will allow you every opportunity to enjoy all this. But once you are done complaining, whining, and griping about Our Flag, Our Pledge, Our Christian beliefs, or Our Way of Life, I highly encourage you take advantage of one other great Australian freedom, ‘THE RIGHT TO LEAVE’.’
    ‘If you aren’t happy here then LEAVE.. We didn’t force you to come here. You asked to be here. So accept the country YOU accepted.’
    Maybe if we circulate this amongst ourselves in Canada, USA and the UK, WE will find the courage to start speaking and voicing the same truths.

    =

  62. 272
    • 281
      grobdj says:

      Thereby Hutton books himself a place in hell, too

      He obviously cares little for his own children, to leave them such a legacy

    • 284
      Dr Kelly's Ghost says:

      Hutton, you amoral, spineless piece of shit.

      • 287
        AC1 says:

        Hutton’s always been the goto guy for Labour stooging.

        • 303
          Gordon's favourite Butt Plug says:

          Yet another poofta from Team Poofta. Just name one person in Labour that had continued to bat for their own side without defection on a permanent or semi permanent basis.

    • 307
      bergen says:

      Not that I ever doubted it,but now we have formal proof that the Hutton report was indeed a bucket of whitewash.

      One day I hope we will find out the truth of what happened to poor Dr Kelly.

    • 317
      GORDON McBUST(and his amazing magic cheque book) says:

      surely the family should also get involved and take this all the way to the european courts
      each step of the way this government will be squirming and making any excuse not to release them
      and as a result even more little secrets would come
      out digging labour deeper and deeper into a hole
      it would make good viewing !

  63. 275
    In Memorium says:

  64. 285
  65. 288
    George Clooney,Madonna,Beyonce and other assorted multi millionaires says:

    Thousands killed in Haiti.
    Yeah! Let’s have a party so the “common folk” can dig deep into their pockets for much needed aid. Not forgetting our back catalogues.

    • 301
      Gordon's favourite Butt Plug says:

      They never seem to be able to disclose how much cash they have donated. They just donate their “oh valuable time”, and are available to endorse the poor peoples contributions. They are just so shallow, and pathetically vacuous. Tiger Woods gives money and lets it be known. But there again he was too busy having treatment in a secure unit, and all his phones were broken.

  66. 293
    Anonymous says:

    The Guidogram is a bloody nightmare. It hardly ever works. Stop being so tight and put it up there for everyone. Oh and whilst we’re at it, whilst this is a cracking blog I’m not prepared to put up with those awful adverts.

  67. 294
    windowlickin cripple says:

    Censored for greatness

  68. 300
    Gordon's favourite Butt Plug says:

    So the Government that has nothing to hide, uses draconian measures to hide their cover up.

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1245599/David-Kelly-post-mortem-kept-secret-70-years-doctors-accuse-Lord-Hutton-concealing-vital-information.html

    70 years to cover up the Murder of Dr Kelly. I accuse Tony Blair, and his close advisors of conspiracy to murder this man.

  69. 313
    GORDON McBUST(and his amazing magic cheque book) says:

    I watched it yesterday on google and again this morning on another blog
    Guido you have more leaks than the parliamentry fees office !

  70. 315
    Fees Office Clerk says:

    “…..an incident in [Gordon] Brown’s student days when his mother visited his digs……..Mrs Brown found some items of female underwear in the bathroom. ‘“I don’t know how they got there,” exclaimed Brown with embarrassment,’. ‘“They must have come by mistake from the laundry.”

  71. 316
    GORDON McBUST(and his amazing magic cheque book) says:

    Everybody Sing Along !

    Blair’o Blair’o off to the Hague you go !
    With Straw and Brown your going Down !
    Blair’o Blair’o

  72. 319
    No mates Brown says:

    I can see at least one use for this garment



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