Goodbye Mr Brown - don't come back

This blog was started as an experiment based on an article in a computing magazine about blogging. I couldn't figure out why it was so popular, but thought perhaps if I had a go I'd get the idea.

I tried a few posts, but not a twitch of satisfaction.

Not until I started to write about politics and specifically how angry and annoyed Gordon Brown made me ( and just about every other sane Englishman who wasn't a directly tax payer funded parasite of the Labour party ).

So I suppose I should thank you Mr Brown.

But let me be clear - don't come back. Enjoy your retirement on the pension I can no longer afford since your stealth taxes destroyed one of the best funded pension systems in Western Europe.

You will no doubt enjoy your lavish life in an area out outstanding English subsidy, purchased with debt raised on my children due to your utter incompetence with banking regulation.

The disaster now overtaking the United Kingdom of Scottish separatism was of your making and doing. You are responsible for it - I hope your retirement lasts long enough for you to see the road crash you created finally play out - so you can get all the blame you deserve.

You have been a selfish, incompetent prime minister who put self before party, and party before country. You are an utter disgrace and a stain on our nations history and a warning of the abject failure of socialism and all its dark works.

Never come back, don't write another book, retire in peace. Never bother us again .

Brown refuses to stop national debt rising

So Labour have used their play on words (in Brown's speech ) to give the impression they will do something about the government's financial crisis by saying they will shrink the "deficit" knowing that most people will assume this means the national debt. It doesn't.

National debt will continue to rise - the interest on it will increase as our credit rating is reduced and even more savage spending cuts will be forced on future generations - all to for fill Gordon's childhood dream of winning an election as PM.

If Labour win in 2010 then the IMF will be in to help drag us out of an Argentine style financial disaster.

Is Brown planning to boost housing debt just as interest rates may have to rise to save his skin ?

The Telegraph has one of those deeply depressing articles today. They report that Gordon Brown just hasn't listened to anyone, least of all Dan Hannan, over the last week.

He's planning on trying to "get the mortgage market going again". Yes its time for more Debt everyone, because it worked so well last time.

Combine that with the warning yesterday that interest rates will have to rise fast and aggressively if inflation gets worse than it is ( and remember it is still way over target with major inflationary events yet to work their way through - you can't trust what you hear from the Beeb on economic, they are just too desperate to keep Labour in power.)

What should start to worry all of us is the constant talk about the housing market and consumer confidence. When did we ever learn to accept that those where the main indicators of a healthy economy.

What about the balance of trade and the national debt. The Daily Mail yesterday had a truly frightening projection of the national debt under Brown.

I've called for criminal prosecution of key ministers for what they are doing, and I'll do so again. We should try to prove they are acting in personal and party interest and not national interest. And then put them in cells to reflect on the lies they told and mysery they have inflicted.

PS Man in a Shed is reading up on Peter Schiff these days, and is trying to recall his 'O' level economics. I have a fealing that we are being decieeved about the long term consequences of government actions and our current state of true wellbeing again, and I'd like to be able to express it.

Update Or to put it another way see the Cartoon here.