March 12th, 2012

Rich & Mark’s Monday Morning View


121 Comments

  1. 1
    Tell us? says:

    Is it Neo Guido?

  2. 3
    Neville Thurncoat says:

    I’m not Sparticus, please don’t send me to jail, I’ll grass anyone up for #cash £££’s $$$’s , I’m a registered POLICE informer ! Super-Grass ! I want my breakfast in America, like Uncle Rupert !

    I’m scared of Will Lewis, he set the lawyers on me !

  3. 4
    Cross Dressing says:

    Jesus believed in Free Speech. He never shut up!

    • 14
      Zanzy Bar says:

      He did kick the money lenders out of the temple though. Not very free market , that.

      • 17
        AC1 says:

        Well things only improved for Europe when the the reformation happened and ignored the ywh’s more economically damaging “brain-farts”.

      • 21
        Grumpy Old Man says:

        The money-lenders were crony capitalists, having an agreement with the scribes and pharisees to soak the poorest. Somehow I can’t see the Heir to Blair following in our Lord’s footsteps. For a start, he’d have to repudiate his wife’s father.

      • 106
        Timmy Tour says:

        Render to caear what is caesars. He had no problem with the free market…..only with the place for conducting business. There was trading going on outside the temple and he had no problem with that.

  4. 5
    Tachybaptus says:

    CAMRI = Cameron Rex Iudaeorum? Am I reading too much into this?

  5. 7
    Crispy Brownpants says:

    Is it Chris Bryant being subjected to some Saddo-Massochism.

    • 15
      Zanzy Bar says:

      I do hope David Cameron reads Daily Mail commentators. He must do. Who could not?

      • 51
        Dave ("I'm thick as a plank") says:

        Oh no! – one does not bother one’s self with what the lower orders read – if they can read that is!! ha ha ha ha!

    • 22
      Grumpy Old Man says:

      If it were the Member for Underpants, he’d be smiling.

  6. 8
    b@nka Jagger says:

    I designed those pants!

  7. 9
    Grammatical error says:

    Fiscali Terribilus Catastophicus Testicilium.

    • 12
      Tachybaptus says:

      Dies ovi, dies fleta,
      Solvet nos in omeletta,
      Teste Vespa et Lambretta.

      • 18
        Grammatical errors says:

        lambreticus et vespa are Pantiloonius poopicus the wheels are shrinkidinkius and saddleiun causes Scrotum agitato, Ignoramus, Genitilis longuis, Hemorrhidus burnum

        • 114
          Ivor Tapeworm says:

          Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat.

  8. 16
    The Anglo Saxon says:

    This is only one battle in this war against the stupid people, there will be many more before the war is won.

    Are Liebour FOR or AGAINST this once great country, me thinks the latter.

  9. 19
    albacore says:

    In the Kingdom of Heaven there is no place
    So it’s said for a rich man to show his face
    That’s the root of all ills in Westminster, though
    Thus saith Old Austin, and he ought to know
    To transform those weak sinners to saints sublime
    Just bung them more cash. They’ll grow brains in no time

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2113122/Labour-MP-Austin-Mitchells-withering-attack-modern-day-MPs.html

  10. 20
    albacore says:

    Oh dear. Dave’s had a new brill, fab revelation. He’s going to guarantee risky mortgages with oodles of taxpayers’ money (after he’s borrowed it, anyway).
    Maybe Gordon could help him with the fine tuning if he’s not too busy.
    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2113704/1bn-kickstart-housing-market-Banks-given-protection-risky-mortgage-deals.html

    • 23
      Grumpy Old Man says:

      This is exactly what dropped the west into the present mess Dave has crumbled under the pressure, He hasn’t been a Tory since before May 22010, now he’s not even a LibDem – just a no hoper drowning in the morass.

    • 89
      Cynical-old-bag says:

      How can he guarantee risky mortgages?. Oops. I forgot. *They* don’t have any money. They just use ours.

      • 115
        Ivor Tapeworm says:

        The joke is on the homeowners too. A £160,000 house may still be a £160,000 house in 3 years time, thanks to QE.

        But beyond the property market, a tank of petrol will be £1700 and a loaf of bread will be £9.60, thanks to QE.

        You can’t stop house pr*ces falling in real terms.

    • 93
      jgm2 says:

      Further fucking insanity. Keeping houses expensive so that the folk who paid too much for their houses don’t have to take a hit.

      Kids out of university who, if they are lucky enough to get a job in the first place, have no fucking hope of buying a house until they’re 40 because the average house costs about six times the average wage. One of the most basic requirements man has – shelter – and we’re dedicated to making it as expensive as possible. We all want cheap food, water, ca*rs, fuel, electricity, whore, anything else but we’re absolutely delighted that our homes are astronomically pr*ic*ed. It is a national mental illness.

  11. 24
    Repo Man says:

    I’m looking for the joke with a microscope.

  12. 25
    B-bonkers Jagge-r says:

    I designed the pants

  13. 28
    Anonymous says:

    Well what do you expect from a Libdem government that you never voted for?

    • 81
      Anonymous says:

      Or a Conservative one you didn’t vote for either (not that most think thats at all relevent).

  14. 30
    Anonymous says:

    Considering the Tories have not won an outright victory at a general election since 1992, now 20 years ago, Cameron knows he is still unlikely to win outright at the next election. He couldn’t even beat the single most resented prime minister in ages and the man who of course saved the world and the banks!

    That’s why he lets Clegg have his way. Cameron isn’t really interested in winning for the Conservatives, he just wants to be prime minister!

    • 36
      Mrs Blurt says:

      But surely that is all Gordon wanted to be PM, Chancellor, Foeirgn Secretary…………..

    • 44
      labourunionsbbc we are one says:

      Take away postal votes and or Scotland, and they would stand a better chance.

  15. 31
    Anonymous says:

    Vote Labour,Conservative and Libdem for a United States of Europe.

  16. 32
    Anonymous says:

    So what will honest Dave backtrack on this week?

    Come to think of it exactly what has this Libdem led government done since it came to power apart from put up taxes on everything?

  17. 35
    Archbishop Vincent Gayboy - I'm the next Pope! says:

    I blame the straights; for they shan’t inherit the kingdom of heaven! For it is written on the table of bread and wine – “the boy Vincent is the next Pope!”

  18. 37
    Fog says:

    The British Court made the ruling that these two women can’t w ea r a cross. Would the British Court also rule that other religious symbols can’t be displayed? I bet not. Why don’t the Courts leave us alone and get their stasi faces out of lives. Has Dave lost the plot?

    I would like to see:

    1. A day when all citizens of UK w ea r a big cross (whether Christian or not, just to make a point of where our values (used to) derive from)
    2. A year when every UK household withhold their BBC licence tax

  19. 38
    A Prick Posing as PM says:

    I say chaps!! Jolly bad eggs about that Human Righty thing!! watt!!

    Dashed bad luck!! ….. could make a chap feel flumoxed if he didn’t know what he was doing like wot I do – watt!

    Still, must look on the bright side …. Ozzers is copying down a cracking budget thingy that some dashed smart chappies called by to give him – that’ll cheer us up! … watt!

  20. 40
    I don't want to share the same air as the Edinburgh Dogshite says:

    Human rights are the basis to an enjoyable life. People have the right to live their life as they choose, if they are not harming people.

  21. 41
    Rights to privacy and family life says:

    Labour sold our rights down the river and they disgust. Voting Labour is damaging to other people’s rights and it should be banned!

  22. 42
    Archbishop Vince The Ass Ripper! says:

    The gays are not the men that will be blamed for nothing!

  23. 46

    Is that Liberace?

  24. 47
    A Fine Pair Of Lungs says:

    The government and its institutions are not welcome into my life and that includes Edinburgh dogshite and their stinking brats!

  25. 48
    The straight eye for the phoney bloke says:

    Dave seems to have hairier armpits than I’d imagined.

  26. 50
    Life in a wheelchair says:

    Spineless governments depriving us of our rights!

  27. 52
    Sue Brown says:

    I want MY human rights to be respected!

  28. 53
    Anonymous says:

    Vote Cameron to keep the EU juggernaut rolling into a United Sates of Europe

  29. 54
    Anonymous says:

    Can you believe a word Cameron,Clegg and Osbourn say?

    UK in line to pay €4bn to Greece under Lagarde plan
    Britain may have to contribute almost €4bn (£3.3bn) to Greece as part of a new €28bn rescue fund proposed by the International Monetary Fund.

  30. 55
    Well it's a thought says:

    At last we’ve found a real placement for Comoron, one after nailing up won’t be able to do a uturn and crap on the public, it’s a placement that all politician’s should be able to aspire when they p[ss off their constitunants or are corrupt or inept.

  31. 56
    Anonymous says:

    When will you realise that that any politician only cares about him/herself?

    They take your vote then fuck you the next five years. So no one gets mine any more.

  32. 57
    Anonymous says:

    Cameron, the real heir to Blair, just Blue Labour.

  33. 58
    Anonymous says:

    So what do you think of this Libdem led government?

  34. 59
    Anonymous says:

    Airlines and travel agents are today adding to the Government’s aviation headache with warnings that passenger taxes are pricing families out of flying and are damaging the economy.
    The heads of four airlines – IAG, the British Airways parent, easyjet, Ryanair and Virgin Atlantic – in a rare demonstration of unity say the latest duty increase next month will add up to £500 to the cost for a family to fly to Australia and £440 to the Caribbean.

    Further increases are in prospect they say with the Treasury banking on a 46pc increase in revenue from the duty over the next four years to £4.8bn.
    The chief executives of the airlines – Carolyn McCall of easyjet, Willie Walsh at IAG, Michael O’Leary of Ryanair and Steve Ridgway at Virgin – urged the Chancellor to suspend increases planned over the next four years and commission an independent study into the “economic effects of this job destroying tax.”

    • 75
      Plain as the end of your nose says:

      Ha ha ha very good – ordinary families travelling to Australia and the Caribbean – they should have added Sandy Lane, Verbier, and Necker Island. PR people tsk!

      • 80
        jgm2 says:

        The politics of envy. For years I have holidayed in the French Caribbean because it is cheaper to fly to Paris and then on to Guadeloupe, St Martin or Martinique than it is for me to dr*ive fifteen minutes to Gatwick and fly direct to Bermuda, St Lucia, Antigua, Barbados etc etc. Plus, when I get to (say) St Martin I can cheaply travel to St Barths, Anguilla, Saba, Statia etc etc and really have a good look around.

        All these insane taxes are doing is transferring my cash to Air France and the French colonies rather than British Airways and the ex- British colonies. If I was CEO of BA or a Head of state for the Commonwealth Caribbean countries I’d be going fucking mental.

      • 91
        Cynical-old-bag says:

        Will they send a party of MP’s to these places on a reccie?

        If this is the case, I’ll be they’ll be queuing up!

      • 119
        Grumpy Old Man says:

        Dear Arse. My son has got married, emigrated to Oz, and is starting a life where his academic achievement is being properly rewarded. My grandchild is due in 3 month’s time, and my wife and I would like to see him. We are an ordinary family, and the prospect of paying an extra £1000, because a bunch of raving loonies with a power complex have decided against all reason that plant-food is a pollutant does not make me happy. Your definition of ordinary people may well include that little people should live in tax-created squalor and be unable to visit their families when a Happy Event occurs, which merely indicates the unplumbed depths of bigotry, ignorance and despair to which you have sunk. BTW. Australia is not the only nation that is crying out for skilled labour, and I commend the intelligent youth of out country to go where they are valued.

    • 77
      jgm says:

      Economic madness. The Europe*ans won’t be so affected because their tourists can dr*ive across borders. But we’re a fucking island. You more or less have to fly in (or out). All we’re doing is destroying our tourist industry and our airline industry.

      Utter fucking madness.

      The stupid woman on the BBC this morning talking to the CFO of Easyjet giving it ‘Air Travel is lightly taxed’. To which the CFO pointed out that the UK is the most heavily taxed airline industry in the world. Stupid bitch trying to make the economic case that if we raised more taxes then the economy would pick up and so more people would be able to afford to fly. Aye folks. We’re going to tax ourselves into prosperity. Fucking genius. Why did nobody think of that before?

      Where do I apply to have such fucking imbeciles strung up? What fucking lunacy is at large in the land when the BBC is making economic assertions like that?

      • 94
        Pawn Sandwich says:

        Intelligence has never been a precurser for front line employment in television.

        When your services are requested by an advertisment in the Guardian then expect the drivel that we get shovelled by the BBC.

      • 107
        Nation Builder says:

        The thing to do is build a road bridge across the channel which ordinary people can drive over. Ditto between Scotland and Ulster. The technology exists, why not use it? Oh, yes, vested interest in the aviation and rail industries would be miffed.

    • 90
      Plain as the end of your nose says:

      Carolyn McCall of easyjet and the Guardian – hahaha second careers are a hoot

    • 113
      apd po says:

      Northern Ireland is under the delusion that 2012 is its year for tourism, according to the crappy adverts.
      Try booking a cheap flight there and you’ll find its always the guts of £100 from Great Britain, the majority of that on government tax ….. then the Jesus freaks ensure that adults arent permitted an alcoholic drink anywhere after 1am.

  35. 61
    Old Stinking Labour Voting Meddling Bag! says:

    Socialist old bags should be shot at the age of 65. Useless old c’unts!

  36. 64
    MAD FRANKIE HADDOCK son of COD says:

    The clock is ticking for this totally incompetent Government
    Cameron will go down in history as the fool that sentenced this country
    To another three terms of Labour !

  37. 65
    Socialist dogshite in Edinburgh are not welcome in my life! says:

    Thank fuck I am leaving this socialist shithole. Thick as shit scrounging meddling Hunts! No respect for people’s rights! Useless c’unts.

  38. 68
    I don't need no doctor says:

    I don’t want the world, I just want to be treated fairly. I don’t want politicians, bankers, investment companies, the unelected eu bureacrats, radicals and any other tosser telling me what I can and can’t do.
    Fuck off and leave me alone!

  39. 74
    I don't need no doctor says:

    Wee Dougie Alexander is discussing Afghanistan with the BBC’s Norman Smith. WDA has written an article about Afghanistan in today’s Guardian. I wonder if the Labour / BBC / Guardian trio have been rehearsing this over the weekend. So blatantly obvious.

    • 95
      No pay-wall here says:

      Remind me…who said in 2006 that British troops will exit Afghanistan without a shot fired in anger ??

    • 96
      greg says:

      That’s how it works. Last week I noted a bogus interview on the Today programme with one Steve Hewlett, a ‘media commentator’, who also just happens to work for the BBC. The whole interview was set up to discuss the possibility that the phone hackers may have a case that evidence given at the Leveson Inquiry will prejudice any legal action against them, and how terrible that would be. Devious fuckers, the beeboids.

    • 97
      labourunionsbbc we are one says:

      Yes and they had banna milliband discussing it on Saturday; he was all tieless and man in the street type street cred, you know, making it real.

    • 98
      The admiring millions says:

      Oooooh, he’s written an ‘article’. I bet the nation is safer now. Maybe he could deploy a battallion of articles to the Falklands while he is about it.

    • 99
      Well it's a thought says:

      Watched wee dooogie on SKY, suddenly after 13years Liebour have become experts at finance and world diplomacy, 13years of Liebour bankrupting the country and starting wars have had a good few layers of Lime render added to those years, still they are a lot better lieing there heads off than actually telling the truth, “investment” was a well used Liebour word .

  40. 79
    let's all ride the exiting train of european integration says:

    Hi Nell, read about your twitter issue on the last post. Good luck to you and ignore the psychopathic bullies who are so right on that both your diabled child and freedom of speech are of no consequence.

    Regards.

  41. 82
    Going for a walk with scrounging, monging, minging, uninspiring Edinburgh Dogshite? Gilmore's turds. I'd rather not. says:

    I will fight until the end for human rights! To the bitter end.

  42. 84
    Pontius Pilate says:

    Cameron is not much of a messiah: if anyone were stupid enough to invite him to a wedding feast at Canaan he’d decline to go because the couple weren’t gay and then put up taxes on the wine. He’d refuse to walk on water because ‘health and safety’ said they needed prior approval from the EU.

  43. 85
    Plain as the end of your nose says:

    Ok we should be able to see the signs of Dave’s post political career manifesting itself about now, The games up, he’s no Tory ( with less than 20:20 hindsight one could easily see the lucrative plans Blair had in place)

    Careerist planning so far has been excellent and a great example for the political leech class : Eton, Oxford (PPE) think tank , SPAD, minister, then

    TV – Great British Train Journeys in reverse?
    EU – European flunky 1st Class ?
    Int – Peace envoy to the ECB?

  44. 87
    Some Geezer wot can get pretty "Cross" says:

    Sadly, “It is [not] finished!”

  45. 88
    Worzel's Doppelganger says:

    Does my Aunt Sali still have a fat arse and a worty face? Looking gormless and staring into space. I would jog to the end of world to see that gormless worty mush again. I does Aunt Sali, I does! Anyone who don’t like you Aunt Sali are foolish maddos!

  46. 100
    Displaced Brummie says:

    Cameron’s being crucified? No. He is not. #failcartoon

  47. 102
    Going round in never ending circles with Brown and Socialist shit st@ins says:

    Socialist will deprive people of their human rights under some pretext such as health. They make me sick!

  48. 103
    Well it's a thought says:

    Comoron and the uconned us along with their very good friends the Libshites, will screw the Con servatives up for a bloody long time, our only hope the real Cons get a back bone and get rid of him and his lunatic friends.

  49. 109
    I don't need no doctor says:

    Where do all the countries experts come from. Every day you see them on tv or read their utterings in the press. Is there a university where they are spewed forth from? Who pays them?

    • 117
      Ivor Tapeworm says:

      On TV, usually a stuffed-dummy luvvie who presents a TV programme on a subject, and then is wheeled out as an ‘expert’ on the subject in news programmes.

  50. 111
    I don't need no doctor says:

    Jack Dromey. Now there is an honest MP that won his seat fairly and squarely. No favouritism there, no union influence, how refreshing – not.
    Both he and his wife Harman are typical labour parasites.

  51. 112
    Lord Fondlebum of Boy says:

    That has to be a record – a “cartoon” in which there are 37 words.

    That’s not a cartoon, it’s a blog post.

    Actually, let’s not pussyfoot around – it’s not a blog post, it’s a steaming pile of botty fudge.

    How much are you paid to run this cack Gweedo, you lazy wh0re?


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