Burning our money - the return

The most excellent Mike Denham - he of the Taxpayer's alliance YouTube videos of yesteryear ( well about two years ago really ) - has written a book and is returning to blogging.

This is good news all round - especially if you have any Lib Dem or socialist relatives etc you're obliged to purchase Christmas presents for .. see here.

Christmas has come early in my Shed as I'm downloading the kindle version.

It also means Burning our money blog is back !

Like a world war ....

The financial crisis that occurred on Labour's watch has apparently been worse than a world war.

A few celebs and one terribly unfortunate family had the default password used on their mobile phones ( odd how no one is demanding an investigation into the mobile phone companies leaving passwords at 0000 - but rather demand that freedom is ended and politicians should get the right to terrorise the 4th estate ) and we get a full blown public inquiry complete with BBC/Common purpose/Guardian cheerleaders screaming into our ears.

You might be tempted to think that a public inquiry was in order in the first case and not the second.

Its time to start insisting on responsibility being taken by our politicians, not gold plated pensions for them regardless of the scale of their incompetence and failure.

Continunity Brown

Well those figures on debt were bad. Being delivered by a supposed Conservative chancellor they were a disgrace.

Spending goes up, the economy goes down. The parasitic state wastes more and more as its eats our very economic soul, egged on by the vampires of the public sector Unions and the BBC.

But Osborne isn't bothered. Why not ? Because he's playing one of Gordon Brown's very own tricks against Labour.

By spending like a drunken sailor he's forcing Labour to say binging even more on borrowed cash is the answer. ( A point his own failure to control spending proves to be false ).

Labour are politically trapped, much as the Conservatives were when Brown spent more money than the country could afford to dare the Conservatives to talk of cuts and taking things away...

The irony would be amusing if it wasn't all being played out over the soon to be corpse of our country's economy.

The problem is a real patriot ( which means a real Conservative ) would rather lose an election than betray hos country.

Not so the professional PPE born to politics brigade who are just in it for the personal glory.

What has our country done to deserve two Gordon Browns putting politics before country ?

In the National Interest

And as if the reinforce the point Ireland has just had its credit rating downgraded by Fitch. Frankly I think we should consider putting Labour minister on trial for the mess they caused for their personal selfish interests.