Just Shameless

You’d think a Cardinal who’d been gaoled for five and a half years by the Vatican court, and who isn’t eligible to pick the next pope, would sit on the sidelines quietly.
    But not the one Pope Francis told not to get involved. He’s using his exclusion as an excuse for going around yelling he’s innocent.

After Beer!

There’s a growing amount of support for the current Health Secretary as a successor to Beer Smarmer. Mainly because he has a personality; something which is totally absent in Beer’s empty suit; and he can be quite sensible when he tries.

Phone Guinness!

Our wonderful government is setting a new world record for losing support faster than any previous newly-elected government in the whole history of the universe.

Quite a change

At the general election, it was Vote Farage, Get Labour.
    Nigel seems to have cashed in to the max on an unpopular Labour government, one which is setting new world records for being useless at everything.
    But can Nigel deliver now?

Bound to fail

The major power blackout across Spain and Portugal was due to a failure of the juggling act with occasional sources of power to adjust to demand. Proper power stations provide a generous amount of slack in the system and offer energy reliability. The sort of system Labour is going for doesn’t.

No to the lot of them!

Pollsters out before this week’s local elections found that when presented with a list of the major parties, 41% came back with ‘none of the above’ as their choice.
    And 43% didn’t trust any of the major parties to sort out the financial problems created by local government incompetents.

Feet are for dragging

The Treasury is claiming it is bringing new rules on debanking into force in response to what happened to Nigel Farage at the hands of Coutts. But that was a couple of years ago and the new regs won’t come into effect until next year.
    Two speeds; dead slow and stop.