'The Sun' stabs Brown once again

The whole article with cartoon may be viewed from here, this is a short taster: His stricken, rudderless Government is falling apart at the seams and heading for oblivion. Half the Cabinet could end up as ex-MPs. We may be about to witness the total eclipse of a domineering political clique after 13 years of unbridled power. The Daily Telegraph, linked here, reports the "Worst collapse in UK Manufacturing in four decades" a quote: Manufacturing output dropped by 2.9pc in January alone - well below City forecasts, and taking the annual rate of decline to 12.8pc - the biggest since January 1981, according to the Office for National Statistics. Underlining how much of that has come since November, the quarter-on-quarter contraction was 6.4pc - the most severe since comparable records began in 1968. Correct it is only 40 years because that is when the record began. So with the Northern Ireland Peace Process now exposed for the charade it always was, just what did New Labour achieve? Correct again, the destruction of England! Sign up to the petition for Brown to resign linked from this blog earlier today!

Brain dead Brown - Enemy of England - International menace

The report of the goings on during the westbound transatlantic flight that took the British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, to his pointless meeting with President Obama and dreadful speech of platitudes to the US Congress has now been revealed in this morning's edition of The Mail on Sunday, linked here. Note these particular quotes, place them alongside his Government's recent decision to raise prescription charges for the entire population of England while continuing with no such charges in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland and his wilful destruction of many well known British banks some English ones now under Government control through Scottish institutions: ‘What is it you think I should be apologising for?’ he demanded. ‘I have nothing to apologise for. You guys just don’t get it do you?’ ‘You’re saying I got it wrong? But I didn’t. The same problems have happened all over the world and our regulations have been better than anyone else’s.

‘Get in the real world. People are saying it is my fault and that I caused the recession. They are wrong. It is not my fault.

‘It did not start in Britain, it started in America. We have had low interest rates and low inflation. Every other recession in Britain has been created by high interest rates and high inflation. That has not happened under me.’

‘House prices were high because of a lack of supply.’

Pressed to admit he had made mistakes, he said: ‘No, it was supply. If inflation is low, people are going to borrow money to buy houses. You can’t stop that. You don’t understand it.’ Read the whole article in the Mail, later this blog will turn to the possible causes for the opposition having allowed this national enemy or malignant maniac to destroy our country - England.

A true Leader addressing the joint US Congress

Winston Churchill addresses a joint session of the US Congress during the last world war. Now we are masters of our own fates he declares: Now, in contradiction of Churchill we are shackled to the non-democratic EU and we have a shallow imitation of a man, who to Britain's deep shame, fresh from blaming America for all his own mistakes, now leads our former country. The US Congress seeks to offer our nation a privilege by tendering an invitation for Gordon Brown to address them, they will quickly perceive the nature of their mistake.

Gordon Brown confirms we're in a "DEPRESSION"

The assertion that we are already in a DEPRESSION was made by Britain's Prime Minister at Prime Minister's Questions in Parliament this afternoon. The exact quote will be placed here when the Hansard report appears. Here is the Prime Minister's full reply from Hansard, linked here. Clear as can be! The Prime Minister: I have made it clear throughout the past few months that the biggest danger that the world faces is a retreat into protectionism. I have also made it clear that, as a result of the withdrawal of foreign banking capacity in large numbers of countries, we face a downward spiral whereby these countries cannot borrow from anybody because foreign banks have left. That is all the more reason why, first, we should sign the Doha agreement—that will feature on the G20 agenda—and secondly, we should ensure that every country is analysed by the World Trade Organisation on what it is doing to prevent protectionism. It is also absolutely clear that we should agree, as a world, on a monetary and fiscal stimulus that will take the world out of depression. The BBC is reporting that Brown is claiming the DEPRESSION description of the present situation was a slip of the tongue, read here....Deeper and Deeper!

Gordon Brown- Cadaverous Cadaver Carver!

Britain's Prime Minister should go immediately, only his party or the Queen can accomplish that, but left in charge he is now destroying the parts of Britain's economic corpse (his sole creation) that are essential for any recovery. Simon Heffer spells it out in greater detail in today's Daily Telegraph, linked here.

Brown's excuses and disgraceful US blame game blown!

The Independent on Sunday, so-called but nevertheless staunch supporter of New Labour, has a columnist today, a Mr Chris Watling, who is described as Chief Executive of Longview Economics, who writes under a headline predicting Britain as bound for the wilderness, amongst other perceptive nuggets the following: It should be noted that our crisis was not born out of America's sub-prime lending, but was of our own making. As the five big British banks made loans at a rapid rate, their combined balance sheet ballooned from a mere one times GDP in 1999 to four times by 2007. While not as bad as in Iceland, where banks' balance sheets reached 10 times GDP, it is still a frighteningly large number. While some of that growth reflected global and domestic acquisitions, most related to domestic lending.

Bullying Brown to face European courts over Icelandic Banks

The report is in The Guardian, linked here. Surely even the lame-brained members of the Labour Party must now begin to consider dumping this dreadful man before he brings yet more shame on the country and derision on their party (see link from the post immediately beneath this).

Gordon Brown = Ramsay Macdonald

Yesterday the pound crashed by an amount not seen since 1931. Only by Brown being removed can the fall now be halted with all the horrifying implications such a collapse would involve. Wikipedia opens its account of the Labour politician Ramsay Macdonald as follows:

James Ramsay MacDonald (12 October 1866 – 9 November 1937) was a British politician and twice Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. He rose from humble origins to become the first Labour Prime Minister in 1924.

His first government lasted less than one year. Labour returned to power in 1929 but was soon overwhelmed by the crisis of the Great Depression, which split the Labour government. In 1931 he formed a "National Government" in which a majority of MPs were from the Conservatives. As a result, he was expelled from the Labour Party who accused him of 'betrayal'.

UK Exports fall despite collapsing Pound

The following is a quote from Euronomics linked here: ...in the U.K., exports fell by 3.5%, and in Germany exports fell by a more modest 0.5%.

U.K. exports declined despite the pound's rapid decline in value against other major currencies. Against the euro, it has fallen to an all time low of GBP0.8737 Monday from an average of GBP0.80 in mid-July.

"Slowing global growth outweighed the beneficial impact of the weaker pound," said Howard Archer, chief U.K. and European economist for IHS Global Insight.

Even Irwin Stelzer, Rupert Murdoch's guru, has now turned on the demented and ignorant Gordon Brown in the Daily Telegraph, here. As Woolies is about to close, the pound continues to plunge and even our EU partners stand amazed and outspoken at the Government's incompetence..... surely UK citizens will now awake and take steps to rid themselves of the cause of their growing miseries?

"Whatever they can get away with"

The following quotes come from the head of the West Yorkshire Police on last night's Panorama programme when speaking of the low-lives around Karen Matthews: "They aren't socialised in the way that society is generally socialised in terms of norms of behaviour."

He said their normal standard of behaviour was "whatever they could get away with".

Remind one of another group of low-lives presently in charge of the nation's misfortunes?

For me the present Cabinet of this dreadful Government immediately come to mind.

Elsewhere Karen Matthews who kidnapped her own daughter hoping to pocket any reward offered for her being found has been described as pure evil, a description perhaps a little harsh for the Prime Minister who leads the bunch of slippery chancers in the Cabinet, but if not "pure evil" to account for his actions - just what does motivate him in his vicious and ongoing destruction of the nation?

A good article about the ingrained lying of Cabinet Ministers by Jeff Randall is in the Daily Telegraph this morning, linked here. (My comment regarding the error of yesterday's interest cuts and the likely cost has apparently been rejected for the attached Comment Thread, an increasingly frequent occurrence on the Telegraph site, a similar aversion to the truth there I fear!)

View Harriet Harman MP , supposed Leader of the House of Commons, avoiding telling the truth on Newsnight recently from here.