Superb opportunity for Monarchy to become more popular and distance itself from war in Afghanistan etc. (Ed Milband did that and became Labour leader!)

Muslim fanatics have warned they may burn Union Jack flags on the day of the Royal Wedding

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/royal-wedding/8460702/Royal-wedding-Muslim-group-applies-for-permission-to-protest-outside-Westminster-Abbey.html

"I believe that the Queen and her children are supportive of the war in Afghanistan, which translates to us as a war against Muslims." 

There are no coherent foreign policy reasons for invading Iraq, Afghanistan or Libya to impose regime-change because they all hate and resent us for even thinking that we have a right to tell them what to do.

Because there are already so many Muslims in Britain who are also outraged that the West should casually, thoughtlessly, unadvisedly invade three Muslim lands, the people of Britain are also in danger of terrorism. However, the chief danger is not so much terrorism but paranoia about Muslim terrorism that will take away all their liberties eventually.

So, if the Queen should decide to distance herself from the war and assure Anjem Choudary and his lot that none of the Royal Family support the invasion of Muslim lands, she would be doing herself, as well as the Muslims and non-Muslims of this country a very good turn, by causing an unpopular war to rapidly becoming even more unpopular and perhaps have the effect of bringing our boys home, sooner rather than later, with less futile sacrifice of resources and lives.




My letters of today to the Secretaries at Clarence House and Buckingham Palace (Mr Jamie Lowther Pinkerton, Sir Michael Peat, Mrs Ailsa Anderson, Mr Christopher Geidt)

Anjem Choudary and his threats to disrupt The Wedding on 29 April 2011

May I suggest that the Queen, the Prince of Wales and Prince William take this opportunity of jointly distancing themselves from the very unpopular war in Afghanistan? 

 

It may upset the government but would certainly be very popular indeed with the people, both non-Muslim and Muslim, Radical and Moderate.  

Yours etc

Is "Pakiphobic" Britain really ready for a Pakinstani Shadow Home Secretary?

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/Labour-Party-Shadow-Cabinet-New-Appointments-Are-Listed-In-Full-After-Ed-Miliband-Reveals-New-Team/Article/201010215754607

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

We shall see, won't we?

Talented and effective though he may be, there is just a chance that making him Home Secretary is a step too far when we all know how  "Pakiphobia" is running rampant in this country. 

If I were Ed and had to reward him for running my leadership campaign, I would have made him Shadow Foreign Secretary.  The idea of the pretty but brittle Yvette Cooper being Foreign Secretary would  raise hackles too, especially amongst the more traditional nations who don't like having to deal with uppity white women.  

At this rate I don't see that Ed will be getting anywhere near power, if his Shadow Cabinet appointments are anything to go by. 

Like a Chinese emperor, he is far away and out of touch with the British public, but not as out of touch as David Miliband who supported the war and was dumb enough to say that he still supports it, reminding me of what Talleyrand said of the Ultramontane:

"They have learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”

Toby Young, his West London Free School and SECRET IRAQ

http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/2010/sep/30/start-your-own-school

Did anyone see START YOUR OWN SCHOOL and SECRET IRAQ?  Toby Young (who defriended me because I called Cameron a cunt of convictionless Conservatism on his walls) is seen to be getting a good kicking by the liberal establishment for his presumption.  This is what you have to do in rip-off Britain if you want to send your 4 children to a good school but there are no grammar schools around and you can't afford to go private. Watch the middle classes being pissed on by the liberal establishment.  It may be dawning on Toby Young that that cunt of convictionless Conservatism Cameron whom he thinks is going to help and his sidekick Michael Gove are just stringing him along like the Brokeback prick-teasers they are.  In the end they will tell you to go fuck yourself, Toby.  

Even if the West London Free School gets established, most parents won't be able to get their arse into gear to do all you did. 

But A+ for effort, Toby!  It will help to the world that Britain is now the land where we are now reduced to starting our own schools in order to give our children a decent education, or see them turn into CHAVs and white trash.

Great show if you want to watch Toby being pissed on by the educational establishment and tied up with red tape.


As for SECRET IRAQ, it took a while for shit for brain British fuckwits to realise that the Iraqis - surprise, surprise, surprise! - hate the Coalition troops who messed up their country, and want to kill them.  Whatever Saddam did to them in the good old  bad old days, all is forgiven and they now miss him and want him back.  If they could press a button, turn back time and have him back, they would do so in a blinking of the eye.  Still, a lot of British politicians (like David Miliband who said in the Labour hustings that he supported the invasion of "Afraq") don't quite get this.  Maybe it is to do with the shit education that they get in British schools.

http://www.westlondonfreeschool.co.uk/blog/start-your-own-school.html

If the Labour Party could have their leadership election all over again who would they choose?

I wonder who the Labour Party would vote for if they could have their leadership election all over again.

Would they know to avoid voting for either of the Milibrothers if they could do it all over again?

That would leave them with:

- a "sensible" choice of Ed Balls
- an Old Labour choice of Andy Burnham
- a new and different black and female Labour leader

Imminent withdrawal from Afghanistan?

0810
Foreign Secretary David Miliband is expected to set out a change of
emphasis in British strategy in Afghanistan when he speaks at NATO headquarters in Brussels. International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander, who is currently in Helmand, discusses whether more pressure should be put on the Afghan government to talk to moderate members of the Taliban.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_8170000/8170010.stm

Looks like we are being softened up for an imminent pull-out. Defeat disguised as handover.