Man in a Shed: Cameron backs RedEd's Soviet press oppression scheme

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Cameron backs RedEd's Soviet press oppression scheme

You have to wonder about Clegg & Miliband. Both come from families who's links to this country are ones of convenience, and perhaps that's why they are so rabidly eager to crush a free press in this country.

But then you have to wonder about Cameron also ( hence the record UKIP poll ratings ) for going along with this rod for our own backs measure.

The English traditions of freedom are so easily bast aside by the new political class, that have no cares beyond their own mayfly like careers at the top and certainly not sense there might be something worth sacrificing your political career for - like the principle of free speech and a a free press.

Only UKIP stands for freedom now.

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