Claire Khaw asks Professor Laffer a question about David Davis MP

http://www.iea.org.uk/multimedia/video/art-laffer-are-international-taxes-at-a-tipping-point

It begins at 44:30.  

How Boris Johnson could be PM after GE 2015

Let Boris Johnson stand as leader from outside Commons, says father

Stanley Johnson says his son, the Mayor of London, should be allowed to run for Conservative leadership even if he is not yet an MP

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/borisjohnson/10704689/Let-Boris-Johnson-stand-as-leader-from-outside-Commons-says-father.html

First, he should stand as an independent Prospective Parliamentary Candidate in Witney.

Of course, if he does the Conservative Party will have a shit fit and expel him.

But if he wins it would mean David Cameron can no longer remain leader of the Conservative Party, since he will no longer be MP.

http://www.bracknellconservatives.org.uk/sites/www.bracknellconservatives.org.uk/files/constitution_0.pdf  (Interestingly, this link has now expired when I looked again on 11 October 2014. Clearly, the Party do not want its members to look at the small print of the party constitution. Why? To avoid having to answer questions as to why it as no principles, presumably. It can now be found at http://www.politicalpartydb.org/party-statutes-archive/united-kingdom/conservative-party/) 

PART III
LEADERSHIP
10 There shall be a Leader of the Party (referred to in this Constitution as “the Leader”) drawn from those elected to Parliament ...

However, if Boris Johnson, or whoever else decides to throw his hat in the ring does win, I have no doubt that they will annul his expulsion, welcome him back warmly into the bosom of the Party and declare him to be their leader and therefore the PM of Britain.

What if there are others beside Boris Johnson who want to be both Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party at the same time?

I suggest the following:

1. Get in touch with me.
2. I will organise something resembling a Papal Conclave so that those who want to throw their hats in the ring have to vote for someone else who has also thrown his hat in the ring who will be the best possible leader, apart from themselves.  
3. Only have one candidate from the Conservative Party stand in Witney against Cameron so as not to split the vote.  

http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/if-you-could-replace-cameron-with.html has a list of Eurosceptic MPs who might just be interested in my plan.  

Decent MPs in no particular order who have a mind and IDEAS of their own unlike the useless lobby fodder

• Nadine Dorries  (I would make her Minister for Women)
• John Baron (I would make him Foreign Secretary)
• Frank Field (I would make him Minister for Labour)
• Peter Bone (My one-party state would implement exactly his House of Commons Disqualification Bill explained at  http://conservativehome.blogs.com/parliament/2010/10/peter-bone-seeks-to-abolish-the-flatterers-cajolers-and-sometime-bullies-that-are-the-party-whips.html and give MPs more rights than any other political party in existence.)

I shall be adding to this list as and when.   

Tom Harris needs to be a little more courageous.

David Davis of Howden & Haltemprice needs to renounce and apologise for his support for the war and he will be OK with the voter.

Diane Abbott is one funny lady and it is a pity she is not leader so we can all have a good laugh from time to time.  This woman can be quite witty sometimes and it would have been great fun to watch her annoy everybody on her own side and everyone else.

Cameron is clearly not having a good time and he is just beginning to find out how much he is hated.   I am willing to take take the place of Steve Hilton if he is feeling a little beleaguered and wondering what to do next.   I would only tell him to stand aside for John Baron anyway.

Why the British are stupid. They have a system that allows their politicians to betray them.

Do the British realise that Conservative and Labour Friends of Israel ensure that their political oligarchy are in the pay of a foreign country who do not have the best interests of the British people at heart?

Are the British aware that an MEP gets paid more than an MP?

This means the British taxpayer is paying politicians to sell them down the river.

They must be either stupid or scared. Maybe both.

Six of one and half dozen of the other.

Time to bring David Davis in from the cold?

http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/columnists/Tom-Richmond-Time-to-bring.5599863.jp

And put deadliest his rival in a position of prominence again?

But perhaps Cameron has no choice. The party is getting restive after all with being given nothing to promote or defend - only hot air and the alleged compassion and progressivism of Cameron's brand of Conservative Socialism.

Another leadership election would be nice. It would be just what the party needs to create interest and arouse passions in the Conservative "brand".

Bon Voyage and Happy Holidays, dear dashing Lord Mandelson!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1079169/Osborne-criticised-David-Davis-Corfu-meeting-Mandelson.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/aug/04/mandelson-holiday-corfu

May you return rested and refreshed, ready to resume the burdens of state on your broad and browned shoulders!

I shall miss you and think of you often.




The cover of Private Eye No 1242, 7-20 August 2009, raised a cackle:

ASSISTED SUICIDE LATEST

Brown: "Why have you booked me a holiday in Switzerland?"

Mandy: "Ha! Ha! Ha!"

How some MPs can regain the respect of the voters

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article6346254.ece

I am still trying to work out why Cameron has told our Nadine to suspend her blog.

After all, today's Today Programme broadcast a heart-wrenching lip-trembling reading of an MP's account of his fear and dismay at the hatred, contempt and ridicule politicians such as he are now held in.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_8064000/8064880.stm

But these were people too short-sighted and cowardly to look after their own interests and vote themselves a payrise to avoid all this!

No, let us continue baying for their blood until they present us with policies that seem half way sensible.

For starters, they could attempt to appease us by offering us referenda on whether we would like to -

1) repeal all anti-discrimination legislation and kill the totalitarian Equality Bill

2) repeal the Abolition of the Death Penalty Act 1964

3) repeal the European Communities Act 1972

4) repeal the Human Rights Act

5) repeal the Race and Religious Hatred Act

6) repeal the Inheritance Tax Act linked with the repeal of the Civil Partnership Act

7) reform the British education system along the lines I have suggested at http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.com/2009/02/new-model-comprehensive-by-tories.html


I suppose this would be more constructive than ritual suicide or beheadings.

It might now be a good time to suggest that the more independent MPs such as perhaps David Davis and Nadine Dorries, to do a deal with the BNP and say they will join, but only if the BNP revises its constitution, particularly their political objective of returning the racial composition of this country to what it was pre-1948, and lifts its colour bar. Such an act of courage may gain the respect of the public and would assist them in escaping the odium they are now held in, as despised and discredited politicians of the Lib-Lab-Con.

It would give them a party desperately in need of respectability and Parliamentary experience, and a chance to distinguish themselves by an act that is not prevarication, cowardice and economy with the truth.

The BNP could have a few MPs in Parliament by the next General Election, if enough Tories and Labour MPs jumped ship, if the BNP played their cards right and presented the offer enticingly enough to the more adventurous Members of Parliament.

Then, maybe, we would be a little closer to a quiet revolution of commonsense government.

http://www.mpacuk.org/content/view/5713/102/#jreactions

has a story that MPs in trouble for their expenses would find pertinent.

Tess Culnane speech at a Lewisham & Bromley BNP meeting

http://tv.bnp.org.uk/2009/04/tess-culnane-speaking-at-a-bromley-lewisham-meeting/

This is a rather moving speech by Tessa Culnane whom I met at Howden & Haltemprice last year, when she was campaigning for the National Front. She has since rejoined the BNP.

Her answer, when I asked the reason for her change of party, was that she wanted a more "traditional" nationalist party. A significant portion of the BNP membership think it has liberalised quite enough. To go any further would mean having a Black Section, apparently.

I certainly do not think she was telling lies about her experience of living in Brockley, sandwiched as she was between two bad black neighbours.

The only thing I would question is whether the abuse she suffered from unpleasant black neighbours would have been more bearable if they had been meted out by unpleasant white neighbours.

The Lib-Lab-Con was blamed for the nation's ills, and I was delighted to hear her questioning the necessity of Nick Griffin condolences to David Cameron on the death of his son Ivan. She speculated that it would not have been welcomed and should not have been sent, because Cameron's lot as well as Labour were after all the traitors who have for decades allowed liberal policies to spread like a cancer.

Tessa Culnane appears to share my view that the lives of those who could have grown into productive adults have been ruined and sacrificed by liberal policies, which have instead encouraged crime and feckless behaviour from all races, faiths and classes.

I share her view, stated with such ringing, simple conviction, that liberal policies (which she calls multiculturalism) have failed the white working classes. Indeed, they have failed everyone they were intended to benefit - the lower classes and the criminal elements as well as the victims of the criminal elements (who are inevitably the law-abiding lower classes).

The irony of course is that the Muslims whom they fear and hate, feel exactly the same way about liberal policies too! Their deliberate policy of insisting on having an identifiable and alienating Muslim look of beard, hijab and burqa, is rooted in the same distaste and rejection for liberalism. It is not so much a badge of Islam, but a badge that declares that you reject liberal values.

Tessa Culnane is an impressive and dignified lady with a hardcore of sweetness, and it is easy to speak well when you speak from the heart.

Howden & Haltemprice Election 10 July 2008 - David Davis

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haltemprice_and_Howden_by-election,_2008


David Davis MP, Champion of Habeas Corpus - shame he is not leader of the Conservative Party. Tall, handsome, courageous, charming - a Prince amongst the Pygmy Tories! He could benefit from elocution lessons in the way Maggie did. Too soft-spoken, perhaps, for our vulgar, clamorous times.

I must point out though that he did vote to invade Iraq, something for which I hope he will one day show deep and sincere remorse.

English Democrat candidate very pleased to have convincingly won more votes than the NF.

http://www.englishdemocrats.org.uk/

http://www.natfront.com/

The beautiful Miss Great Britain in a pensive moment ...

Miss Great Britain and her ladies in waiting ...

Miss Great Britain looking gorgeous!

Phwoar!

David Icke, who was very cross with me when I wouldn't buy his very long book and instead asked him to summarise his conspiracy theories for me in a few short sentences. Accused me of being superficial and shallow. I was told to leave his presence by his female minder, because I was upsetting him. Egomania may be his problem. He has the manner of a dictator or at least a leader of a cult. Bangs his hand on table to make a point, jabs his finger in a Hitler-like way, and is aggressive and humourless. His minions quite nice people, apart from female minder.

http://www.davidicke.com/index.php/

Tom Darwood of Eurasian parentage shaking hands with NF minder of Tessa Culnane, who had left the BNP to campaign as NF candidate. Tessa Culnane polite but uninformative about why she left BNP. Now back with the BNP.

Tom Darwood's seems to want to be monarch, but I cannot be sure. His website: http://tomdarwood.com/default.aspx

Overcome by lust, understandably. Am I the only one who finds the sweet spot where he has placed his thumb curiously erotic and full of possibilities? Mmmmm ....

Fat Man's eyes fall on Miss Great Britain and light up ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Official_Monster_Raving_Loony_Party