by AT on December 8, 2010
What's Nick Clegg got up his sleeve?
Do you finally get it? Have you finally realised what politicians are and who they represent, regardless of their party affiliation or professed ideological beliefs?
Time and time again you’ve trotted along like a dutiful sheep to make your hoof print on a ballot paper and on every occasion you’ve been betrayed.
Are you one of those people who agree it’s necessary to have a corporate dick rammed hard up your arse whilst your wrists are slashed and the last drop of blood is pumped, pumped, pumped from your body?
Tough times, eh? We’re all in together! Yeah, you at the front, him behind, pump, pump, pump!
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You have to hand it to the mainstream media. The control it has exerted over the general election coverage these past few weeks is a wonder to behold. A beautifully executed con job that has left nothing to chance.
Certainly what the TV presenters, interviewers, commentators and news anchors have achieved, along with their counterparts in the press, is unethical, immoral, corrosive to democracy and the idea of liberty and wholly harmful to the people of this nation. But it can’t be denied they have managed to massage an angry and vengeful electorate into a compliant and misdirected mass, on the TV screens at least.
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Vote as you will, but he gets the money.
The third general election debate between the mainstream party leaders has ended and history has been made. For the first time the electorate has had a chance to properly assess the candidates and their policies, politics has been energised and democracy is the winner, we are assured.
David Cameron won the latest debate, according to the polls. Nick Clegg ran in a fairly distant second and the hapless Gordon Brown trailed in last again. None of them fully explained how the deficit will be cut, all of them agreed immigration should be controlled but won’t admit they have no means to control it and all three warned the coming years will be “tough”.
Cameron blasted Brown about his tax on jobs, Brown warned Cameron’s policies were a danger to the alleged recovery and Clegg wondered why everyone couldn’t just get together and work things out.
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OINK! Nothing to see, hear!
Whilst trawling around the search engines looking for informed comment about one of my hot topics right now, merchant bankers and their insatiable greed, I accidentally stepped in an article from the Guardian (as in gatekeeper). Yuk!
Titled, “Why aren’t bankers an election issue?“, I had first thought it was a satirical piece lampooning the content of the non-debates we’ve been suffering over the past two weeks.
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