How many of you will be flying the flag for England on St Georges day? Well sales of flags are up are up but the English are too frightened to celebrate their very own patron saint.
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Political correctness is killing St George’s Day
Tuesday, April 20th, 2010Voters unsure of Blair like Cameron as future Prime Minister
Thursday, April 8th, 2010A new Populus poll for the Times suggests that voters are not convinced by David Cameron and the Conservative party despite waves of negative press the Labour administration receives on a daily basis. So has the decision for the leader of the Tory party to be a Tony Blair clone backfired?
Britain rejects EU call to cut budget deficit
Tuesday, March 16th, 2010Pound follows gravity at prospect of hung parliament
Monday, March 1st, 2010If the Tories aren’t worried, they should be!
Monday, February 22nd, 2010Labour’s legacy: Rich poor gap is wider than 1970s
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010Labour ducks the issues
Thursday, December 10th, 2009Like something out of an old silent black and white slap-stick movie, Alistair Darling yesterday ducked and the next Chancellor in line will wear the economic punch squarely on the nose. All in the name of what Gordon Brown would call ‘fiscal timing’, that is we can only impose the pain when the recovery is under way. …read more
Poor whites in UK get a rough deal says John Denham
Tuesday, December 1st, 2009In a move possibly designed to head off the BNP, John Denham has stepped up to the plate and stated that as much attention must be given to the poor white working class as is given to ethnic minorities. This from a minister of a party whose history was forged in the factories and union meeting rooms of the British worker. He has gone further by saying that councils and agencies should give poor white communities more priority.
Two weeks ago Alan Johnson had said that Labour had done too little to address Britain’s immigration crisis. This coupled with Denham’s claim will begin to sound alarm bells with the anti-fascists and start a battle on ground that Labour may in the end regret choosing. …read more
House price rises and inheritance tax
Tuesday, December 1st, 2009Alistair Darling is facing the probability of freezing inheritance tax to increase tax revenue for the government because of the drops in house prices. But with house prices rising this could mean that more people will have to pay for the mistakes of Labour’s mismanagement of the economy through inheritance tax. …read more
Labour MP calls for tax cuts
Wednesday, November 25th, 2009Don’t worry, it’s not anyone of influence within the Labour Party asking for tax cuts. Backbencher Greg Pope, who is standing down at the next election, has said that taking the lowest paid out of the tax bracket altogether and scrapping the ‘soak the rich’ 50% tax would give a real kick-start to the economy.
This he says would have two main benefits. Not only would the economy benefit but the Tories would find themselves wrong-footed just as they are warning the electorate to standby for hard times ahead. …read more


Labour insulates voters from the economic truth
Monday, March 1st, 2010…read more
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