Wednesday, 29 September 2010

Harman Is Everything Thats Wrong With Politicians

Sickly Harriet Harman yesterday produced a performance that encompassed everything that is wrong with politicians, whilst David Miliband, the better brother, better candidate and wrongful loser (Labour Union Pandering) at least showed honesty, and integrity along with other old guard faces who refused to clap for Ed Milibands speech on the wrongful invasion of Iraq.

Politicians have to make tough decisions, and then they have to stand by them, right or wrong as they may be. A U-Turn with such high stakes shows nothing but a complete lack of confidence and pedigree, especially in the manner conducted by Harman, who refuses to apologise for a War that she not only Voted for, but Argued for and yet claps when the party drifts from 'we were right' to 'the war in Iraq was wrong', like a sheep following the herd, clap clap clap it will all go away.

The stoney faced refusal to clap from David Miliband during his own brothers speech, shows that he stands by the decision, that he is willing to accept the criticism for that decision even in the hard face of adversity from his own Labour Colleagues. A man with balls.

Ed Miliband, in my opinion, lacks a certain air of authority, professionalism and enthusiasm that his brother has always shown. His voice is not only annoying, but the words he seems to reel off do not sound convincing, or inspiring, and we all know he played the 'war in Iraq' card purely for self preservation, nothing more. On Camera he looks little more than a rabbit in the headlights, he has no presence whatsoever. I'm sure many will disagree.

Harman's nauseating clap, has made me quite mad, and if i had been David Miliband, I probably would have spat in her face. If she thinks the public so easily forgive and forget, she has another thing coming. Being fickle doesn't work in politics, jumping ship when it suits.

Tuesday, 28 September 2010

Quote Of The Day

Today's quote of the day goes to David Milibrother during a speech at the Labour party conference by his brother, the new Labour leader (as voted for by the unions) in which David refused to applaud his brothers attack on the War in Iraq.

David Miliband was seen to turn to sexist Harriet Harman and say:

''Why are you clapping? You voted for it''

A valid point I feel, as the numerous warlords in the Labour camp who voted for and backed the war now claim to be cleaner than clean and revel in the U-Turn.

David Miliband's partner, meanwhile, was sobbing backstage, apparently furious at the way Ed took the top job thanks to the unions (see previous post ''Another Unelected Labour Leader'') amidst controversy surrounding David's future in politics, who looks unlikely to serve under his little brother. I feel quite sorry for David Miliband, i genuinely think he would have made a better leader than his younger brother in all departments, and had it not been for the usual Labour pandering to unions, he would have been top dog. Ed's already making a hash of things with his lackluster speech, missed autocue's and a peculiar 'be gentle' message written on his hand during an interview with Andrew Marr. Nice.

Saturday, 25 September 2010

Another Unelected Leader

Out with one unelected leader, in with another. A new Labour leader that Labour, well, didn't actually vote for. Congratulations.

Tuesday, 21 September 2010

Simon Hughes Quote Of The Year

Some quotes grab us for very different reasons. Inspiration, humour, wisdom. Simon Hughes made his keynote speech at the Libdem party conference today, having fast become the left wing's darling, and the highest seated critic of the Coalition Government descending from the yellow half, it was with much humour to witness his most ridiculous, falsified quote of his reign as deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats thus far.

"I am a rock solid supporter of the coalition." Hughes beamed. Yes Simon, of course you are, if rock is made from budget toilet paper. My beady little eye is on you Simon, I refuse to be fooled.

Small print:
(please note I have no personal vendetta, dislike or hard feeling towards the right (left) honourable Simon Hughes (who is actually a conspiring reptile from planet Zorg) who's only goal is to bring down the coalition and everything it stands for because he was too lefty, brash and scaly to be considered for a cabinet seat and now holds a extremely venomous grudge towards the Government and human kind (except the extreme left wing) in general, and believes to be higher and mighty than the lord our saviour himself.)
 

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