Parliamentary Paralysis Continues

Well, it seems Gordon Brown has, with his reshuffle, paralysed his whole Parliamentary Party. The knives were out just after Thursday, but now seem firmly sheathed as I assume, the plotters regroup and form a new strategy.

They will find it difficult to formulate, now that arch-plotter-in-chief Lord Mandleson is sat at Gordon's right.

But what do you expect of self-serving scum-suckers like the ones we see seated as Labour MPs?
What a state has come to pass when there is no one, NO LEADER IN THE LABOUR PARTY, who will take the reigns, rally the troops and rid us of the festering political sore that is Gordon Brown. They dither and prevaricate, forever pushing each other to enact the deed, like schoolchildren daring each other.

This is not the time to think of the interests of the party, its time IN THE INTEREST OF THE NATION GORDON BROWN GOES ASAP.

You know it, I know it and those veterans who risked their lives on D-Day to protect this nation know it too, thats why they booed him today. If only Labour MPs were as brave. Yes, it may be they lose their political jobs, but it is far from ultimate sacrifice our soldiers paid on those French beaches.

We cannot and will not stand by as this sore festers on for another year before us the voters are allowed our say.

Maybe its time we boorowed something from our American cousins and declared Saturday the 4th of July OUR independance day: the day we declared independance from the political incompetants that run our country. The day we marched on Parliament and demanded its dissolution and the chance for us to have our say on the whole sordid mess.

Sack Michael Martin

I just watched the statement in the house of commons on MPs allowances by the Speaker, Michael Martin. I was appalled at the way he conducted himself. He just isn't up to the job.

He was very cagy during his statement, and put more emphasis on the wrongdoing of the whistleblower, rather than MPs themselves.

Then later on you could see him getting angry and made snide remarks about Kate Hoey and another guy and their comments on the matter in the media as they debated the statement.

This whole affair really has the majority of MPs rattled and speaker Martin most rattled of all. His office is the one that approves MPs allowances and it's him that has the most to lose. By no means is he squeaky clean either, after having several foreign trips along with his wife, at taxpayer's expense.

We need an election NOW! Lets clear the decks and those MPs that deserve to stay, should stay. Those that have proved not worthy should be deselected by their local party and someone else put in their place. Otherwise we will not vote for them. Simple as that.

Its about time we all put more pressure on the thieving scum in Parliament. In my previous blog, theres a petition at number 10 requesting an immediate election. The blogosphere needs to act, as it did with the Dan Hannan video in promoting this petition and get it signed. Lets get hundreds of thousands of signatures on there. Lets turn the screw of the rack of these self-serving parasites. Even if they refuse to give us an election, we can have fun watching them squirm...

Call an Election

I just created a petition on the number 10 website:


We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to Call an Immediate Election.

Submitted by Yours Truly – Deadline to sign up by: 11 July 2009

Category: Government, politics and public administration

More details:

It has come to light that MPs allowances are being abused wholesale. I request that Parliament be dissolved immediately and that the population at large should be given the chance to re-elect their representative. Public confidence in Parliament and voter turnout have dropped to an unacceptable low point. Under the circumstances,this is the only option that will restore confidence in Parliament.

Lets see if its accepted.

UPDATE:

Its been rejected. Aparrently mine is a duplicate of this petition. Not quite the same reasons as mine, but the sentiment is the same. Lets all sign it and kick the buggers out.

A Tip for the Budget.

Read the small print. Not every important detail will be mentioned in the Chancellors speech.

It really will be an interesting exercise, I promise.