Quote of the Day
IDS hits the nail on the head as Alec Shelbrooke asks him when Labour started bribing the electorate:
”It comes in their DNA.”
How Mervyn King Lost Bank Battle War | WSJ
BBC Corporation Tax Horror Story | IEA
Sally Bercow Judgement in Full | Mr Justice Tugendhat
Commies Blame Capitalism For Terror Attack | The Commentator
Lord Black v Press Regulation | Guardian
Osborne’s Complacency | FT
DWP’s Welfare Failings | Isabel Hardman
Get Used to Coalitions | David Aaronovitch
Woolwich a Showcase in the Banality of Evil | Fraser Nelson
The Enemy Within | Max Hastings
Muslim Led Military-Style Free School Needed | Toby Young
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
Ed Balls stretches credulity by claiming he isn’t ambitious…
“I would love to be part of Ed’s Labour government but what I do next for me is not an all-consuming passion. I’m more bothered, in a personal sense, about getting to grade 8 piano by the time I’m 50.”
Bill Quango MP says:
Ned Flanders – Clegg
Lisa Simpson – Natalie Bennett
Milhouse – Hilary Benn
Martin Prince – Andy Burnham
Edna Krabappel – Luciana Berger
Crazy Cat Lady – Glenda jackson
Comic book guy – John Prescott
Carl – Chucka
Lenny – Philip Hammond
Willie – Eric joyce
Poochie – Gordon Brown
Reverend Lovejoy – Tony Blair
Trough trough trough no it doesn’t trough trough just give me one more wafer thin cheque of public money to squander
‘Treating’ (ie bribing) the electorate used to be an offence. Is it another of those burdensome olde worlde traditions that St Tony of Blair magicked out of existence whilst we were otherwise occupied?
Ian Devil Smith aka the god fearing bible basher – killing off the disabled – don’t think that snake can throw any stones. By rights he should spontaneously combust as soon as he sets foot in a church.
I blame the NHS for letting somebody so clearly unwell use a computer.
Ad hominem, moronus maximus.
hoist by your his own petard.
And now in English:
Hoist by your own petard.
Come to me, saith the LORD, and I will burst thee into flames.
”It comes in their DNA.”
–
Seems that there may have been some splicing and cloning going on.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2010/09/impartiality_is_in_our_genes.html
Any other similarities are entirely coincidental.
I blame Tom Watson and Michael Crick.
Have to chuckle at this, all things considered…
“Anyone who thinks differently doesn’t really understand how the organisation works and how seriously we take issues around balance and impartiality.”
Comments didn’t go well, until they got closed. That seems to happen a lot around our fearless holder of (some) powers to account, no she’s sidestepped seamlessly back in after the Christmas ‘break’.