mydogsgotnonose
38 minutes ago
Can't have tidal power because the windmills are a symbol of Marxist/Fabian dominance over the UK.

The purpose is to depopulate the countryside and herd the excess population into Stalinist tower blocks in the cities with no private property for the proles.

The new aristocrats will own the windmill system and the bureaucrats will have dachas.

beery
5 minutes ago
CO2 is not a pollutant. There is absolutely no proof that the earth has warmed, or indeed will in the future as a result of human carbon emissions.

It is astonishing that enough people still believe in AGW to commit us to incredibly expensive energy policies, particularly in this economic climate.

As with the Euro, AGW will be eventually consigned to the dustbin of history, bur not before wreaking enormous financial damage to the general population.

As with the Euro, AGW will be eventually consigned to the dustbin of history, bur not before wreaking enormous financial damage to the general population.

Thrasos
24 minutes ago
A despicable act by a despicable government.

Everyone should remember where Cameron's true priorities lie at the next election. Kick our brave servicemen and women who have been forced to fight a very dubious war in Afghanistan in the teeth, but can spend a high proportion of their time ensuring that 1% of the population (homosexuals) can destroy the institution of marriage as the joining together of a man and a woman for the other 99% of the population.

Cameron is an anti-Christian, pro-Moslem, pro-homosexual, pro-EU, pro immigration, traitor who is now presiding over the destruction of our Armed Forces.

We shall not forget, and we will punish you, and the ignorant, cowardly Conservative MPs who have allowed you to do this to us.

anders
Today 01:38 AM
What you fail to grasp is that the multicult "nation of immigrants" fantasy is a key part of the EU dream - essentially systematised anti-nationalism - that is going the way of Communism. And you are one of the Pravda yes-men journalists who has helped maintain it.

The tragic thing is that while we may welcome the rise of Syriza or the Irish Labour Party as new voices for the dispossessed, all too often they are committed to the kind of lavish spending that has prolonged this crisis.

Totally barking.



http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ ... -560852009

I can't help but wonder how 'anders' chose his nom-de-plume.

'Punish' with what? Nigel Farage? A cyborg Keith Joseph? A Frankenstein-esque Carswell/Powell/Mosely creation? Dream on, fruitcakes.

Cameron was pretty much the only thing that got you where you are now; that's how lame the T-party are.

Prime minister: Boris Johnson, editor, columnist, and mayor of London

Deputy prime minister: Paul Dacre, editor the Daily Mail

Chancellor of the Exchequer: Murdoch MacLennan, Telegraph Media Group chief executive

Foreign secretary: Frederick Forsyth, author, former Reuters correspondent

Home secretary: Simon Heffer, columnist, Daily Telegraph

Defence minister: Sir Max Hastings, columnist, author and former editor (Daily Telegraph and London Evening Standard)

Minister, joint chiefs of intelligence: Gerald Seymour, former ITN foreign correspondent and author.

Minister for trade, industry, and trade unions: Kelvin MacKenzie, columnist and former editor (The Sun)

Education minister: Sir David Nicholas, former editor and chairman, ITN.

Minister of police: Peter Hill, editor Daily Express.

Justice minister: Richard Littlejohn, columnist Daily Mail.

Immigration minister: Rebekah Wade, News International chief executive

Special forces minister: Alastair McQueen, former defence correspondent (Daily Mirror)

Minister for war in Afghanistan: John Fullerton, ex-Reuters, and former MI6 agent

Minister of agriculture and rural affairs: Charles Moore, columnist, author and former editor (Sunday Telegraph, Daily Telegraph and The Spectator)

Minister of fisheries: Dick Durham, master mariner, news editor (Yachting Monthly)

Minister for Culture, Media, and Sport: Lord (Guy) Black, former director of Press Complaints Commission, editorial director, Telegraph Media Group

Minister for Europe: Professor Anthony Delano, former Daily Mirror foreign correspondent, author, London College of Communication

Prime minister's press secretary: Sir Bernard Ingham

Cabinet secretary: Sir Gus O'Donnell would be asked to remain in his post.

W_Smith
Today 01:22 AM
We need is a right wing British Army general to move the tanks into Downing Street with the SAS acting as an anti-communist death squad - isn't that how Chile was saved from economic destruction at the hands of the marxists??

Just an idea.

He's certainly swung to the right since the Fresh Prince series.