Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Monday, 17 January 2011
health reforms

The CONDEM health reforms has the potential of opening the doors to corruption on a grand scale because it will be putting vast budgets into hands a fragmented and confused system, the ideal landscape for the private sector to exploit.
The current NHS, for all it's wrinkles, is open about it's spending and performance in treating patients;that wont happen in the reformed system, and available information suggests it will no longer be a NATIONAL health service, more a LOCAL health service, which will lead to a health care postcode lottery with brass knobs.
David Cameron spent hours telling us to trust him and to not concern ourselves with the details, but his health minister,Paul Burstow, doesn't trust him, so why should we.
And here is a prediction; the second stage of the reforms will be to give the GP consortia freedom to balance their books by charging fees, and that will be the end of the NHS
Sunday, 26 September 2010
WILL THE BUILD-UP PROVE MORE SAVAGE THAN THE CUTS

Recently a window company gave me a verbal quote for replacing just one window and it was sort of BAD NEW, GOOD NEWS, he said "to replace this window will cost ten thousand pounds" and before I could respond, he said "only kidding, it will be 2000 pounds". You may think I was relieved, but I wasn't. The only emotion I had was one of disgust because I already knew the real cost would be nearer 500 hundred pounds.
It could be David Cameron is employing the same tactics as the salesman, and if he is,it's even worse than implementing the implied high level of cuts, because he will have scared workers unnecessarily.
But this writer would give him the benefit of the doubt and accept he is going to implement savage cuts but there is a growing suspicion the rate of cuts wont be as bad as implied.And if the cuts are no where near as the implied savagery, then I wont be relieved,but I will be disgusted, because even I know the cuts have got to come sometime, and it will mean Cameron will have caved in to the press and public opinion.
If it's Cameron's plan to, some how, persuade us to feel good about the cuts then he should begin now by putting down the hatchet.
Monday, 12 July 2010
'TORY-lib' TOPDOWN INEQUAULITY

The TORIES poured scorn on the prospect of a coalition government because it would tie their hands in delivering a right wing manifesto designed to spread inequality throughout the united kingdom. However, it has transpired their concerns were unfounded as they hadn't counted on having received such strong support from the power hungry Lib-Dems.
A RIGHT WING POLITICAL FORCE infiltrating a LEFT WING POLITICAL SOCIETY will only happen if the force is made to look like a gift, such as a TROJAN HORSE. Exactly the same strategy is about to be employed by a right wing Tory led Alliance to infiltrate our hard won state education system by constructing a FREE SCHOOL TROJAN HORSE.
And,of course, FREE is a TROJAN HORSE WORD for INDEPENDENT because, apart from receiving a pot of money from the public purse, they will be independent of state and local authority controls, with the same autonomy of a private school to conduct their own affairs within the law. So 'INDEPENDENT' is a more appropriate word than FREE and will help us to better understand the government's hidden agenda.
Once a consortium of middle class families have established a INDEPENDENT SCHOOL they will want to safeguard their new privileged status against future government interference, and they will only be able to do that by fulfilling the 'TORY-lib' secret agenda by introducing fees and severing all links with government
The ultimate outcome of this new form of national education for our children is not certain; it may condemn the poor to a permanent underclass or raise their their aspirations, but one outcome is certain, it will fulfill the TORY'S wish for a smaller state.
Our education should be entering a period of consolidation, not more change, which means any moneys found, from whatever source, should be ploughed into continuing the upgrading of existing schools,whether that entails repair or reconstructions.
Changes don't always work out for the best, but the ones implemented by the last Labour government have,which ought to continue and, because of the debt crisis, in a consolidating way.
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
PAGE 24; CAN CAMERON MAKE US FEEL GOOD ABOUT BEING POOR?
There has been lots of mood music about cuts with every member of the Alliance singing from the same hymn sheet,but for how long can a choir composed of two unequal partners with apposing tastes in music remain in tune?
But maybe we shouldn't worry because David Cameron assures us a formula has been worked out, the sums have been done and in five years time everything will be alright, but he knows it may not work out the way he says it will because formulas are not just a sum of constants but also variables, and one of those variable is 'making us feel good about being poor',
When a Priest tells you; "IT IS EASIER FOR A CAMEL TO PASS THROUGH THE EYE OF A NEEDLE THAN FOR A RICH MAN TO ENTER THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN", it makes you feel good about about being poor because you know the Priest is probably even poorer than you are.
But when a cabinet of politicians earning ten times more on interest than you would in salary per year, you don't feel good about being poor, in fact you'll probably feel damned angry, especially when they tell you to take a cut in your pay, pension and with higher taxes.
David Cameron doesn't feel bad about being poor because he's not poor and never has been or will be, in fact he's led a very privileged life from the day he was born. Not only that, he doesn't feel bad about earning more in interest on his wealth than the average worker earns in ten years,and there is no one close to advise him otherwise, because all those within his cirlce are members of the same privileged club.
Someone has got to make us feel good about being poor, it can be done. After the second world war when our national debt was worse than today, Clement Atlee made us feel good about being poor by giving us the NHS against hostile opposition from the Tories.
Cameron may say he's passionate about the NHS, but it's a system he certainly would not have given to the poor under similar circumstances the country found itself after the war. David Cameron certainly isn't the man to make us to feel good about being poor, but we're stuck with him for the next two, maybe five years.
"IF YOU WANT TO BE PERFECT,GO SELL YOUR POSSESSIONS AND GIVE TO THE POOR AND YOU WILL HAVE TREASURES IN HEAVEN.THEN COME FOLLOW ME" could be a David Cameron quote if it continued "..BUT DON'T EXPECT ME TO SELL MY POSSESSIONS AND GIVE TO THE POOR".
But maybe we shouldn't worry because David Cameron assures us a formula has been worked out, the sums have been done and in five years time everything will be alright, but he knows it may not work out the way he says it will because formulas are not just a sum of constants but also variables, and one of those variable is 'making us feel good about being poor',
When a Priest tells you; "IT IS EASIER FOR A CAMEL TO PASS THROUGH THE EYE OF A NEEDLE THAN FOR A RICH MAN TO ENTER THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN", it makes you feel good about about being poor because you know the Priest is probably even poorer than you are.
But when a cabinet of politicians earning ten times more on interest than you would in salary per year, you don't feel good about being poor, in fact you'll probably feel damned angry, especially when they tell you to take a cut in your pay, pension and with higher taxes.
David Cameron doesn't feel bad about being poor because he's not poor and never has been or will be, in fact he's led a very privileged life from the day he was born. Not only that, he doesn't feel bad about earning more in interest on his wealth than the average worker earns in ten years,and there is no one close to advise him otherwise, because all those within his cirlce are members of the same privileged club.
Someone has got to make us feel good about being poor, it can be done. After the second world war when our national debt was worse than today, Clement Atlee made us feel good about being poor by giving us the NHS against hostile opposition from the Tories.
Cameron may say he's passionate about the NHS, but it's a system he certainly would not have given to the poor under similar circumstances the country found itself after the war. David Cameron certainly isn't the man to make us to feel good about being poor, but we're stuck with him for the next two, maybe five years.
"IF YOU WANT TO BE PERFECT,GO SELL YOUR POSSESSIONS AND GIVE TO THE POOR AND YOU WILL HAVE TREASURES IN HEAVEN.THEN COME FOLLOW ME" could be a David Cameron quote if it continued "..BUT DON'T EXPECT ME TO SELL MY POSSESSIONS AND GIVE TO THE POOR".
page 2 ; IS THE 'NASTY PARTY" THERESA MAY'S NEMESIS?
The Conservatives have probably, at some time, been called ELITIST,SNOBBISH,ARROGANT,and more frequently TORY, but never,to the best of this writer's knowledge,anything that could be construed as grotesquely offensive until Theresa May coined the phrase,"THE NASTY PARTY" in her speech to the 2002 conservative conference.
She could have chosen almost any other word like SELFISH,MEAN,even WICKED, and it would have not stuck so permanently as the NASTY word. Unlike the other words the NASTY word has the added potency of sounding like another word a certain country would rather the world forget.
Is it possible Theresa May had for some years been stoking up deep routed negative feelings about her party,which could have been amplified by her not being chosen as leadership material, and when she got the first opportunity,as party chairwoman, to get it off her chest she did it by smearing her party with the NASTY word,but it's more likely she naively offered her take on the publics' perception of the Conservative Party.
On-the-other-hand, it could have been nothing to do with GETTING SOMETHING OFF HER CHEST or the PUBLICS' PERCEPTION but Theresa May making a purely independent executive decision to shock the party out of it's political complacency by constructing an offense phrase from the dictionary of unpleasant words and firing it at the heart of the TORY'S RIGHT WING.
But it turned out Theresa May was the complacent one as she unwittingly gave the Conservative Party another unfortunate label that would prove as permanent the TORY LABEL.
The Conservatives have now been landed with a label that rolls off the tongue as easy the 'TORY PARTY',i.e. the 'NASTY PARTY', but it didn't have to be this way. If Theresa May had been bold enough to challenge the details of her party's right wing polices,which she may have been privileged to know, then Theresa May could have achieved the desired effect. The party would have been wounded, but that's all, and may even have recovered in a form more in tune with Theresa's concept of conservatism.
The good news is, it's not too late for Theresa May to examine the party's policies,but in a fair and dispassionate way, and if she wont, this writer will.
POLICY ONE; REPEAL OF THE FOX HUNTING LAW
If fox hunting is such a noble equestrian sport why has it not been included in the 2012 OLYMPICS? It can't be to do with the participants,because they are Ladies and Gentlemen, the cream of society, and in some cases the pillars of the establishment, but without their participation and finacial support, the sport would not exist.
The truth is,these figures from the upper echelons of society give a veneer of respectability to a barbaric activity that should have gone with BEAR-BAITING, COCK-FIGHTING, AND FOX-TOSSING.
Condoning such blood sports is out of tune with the aspirations of citizens from the broken parts of society who are desperately hoping for a role model to lead them out of their moral cul-de-sac.
David Cameron is not that role model and never will be while he continues to support blood sports.
She could have chosen almost any other word like SELFISH,MEAN,even WICKED, and it would have not stuck so permanently as the NASTY word. Unlike the other words the NASTY word has the added potency of sounding like another word a certain country would rather the world forget.
Is it possible Theresa May had for some years been stoking up deep routed negative feelings about her party,which could have been amplified by her not being chosen as leadership material, and when she got the first opportunity,as party chairwoman, to get it off her chest she did it by smearing her party with the NASTY word,but it's more likely she naively offered her take on the publics' perception of the Conservative Party.
On-the-other-hand, it could have been nothing to do with GETTING SOMETHING OFF HER CHEST or the PUBLICS' PERCEPTION but Theresa May making a purely independent executive decision to shock the party out of it's political complacency by constructing an offense phrase from the dictionary of unpleasant words and firing it at the heart of the TORY'S RIGHT WING.
But it turned out Theresa May was the complacent one as she unwittingly gave the Conservative Party another unfortunate label that would prove as permanent the TORY LABEL.
The Conservatives have now been landed with a label that rolls off the tongue as easy the 'TORY PARTY',i.e. the 'NASTY PARTY', but it didn't have to be this way. If Theresa May had been bold enough to challenge the details of her party's right wing polices,which she may have been privileged to know, then Theresa May could have achieved the desired effect. The party would have been wounded, but that's all, and may even have recovered in a form more in tune with Theresa's concept of conservatism.
The good news is, it's not too late for Theresa May to examine the party's policies,but in a fair and dispassionate way, and if she wont, this writer will.
POLICY ONE; REPEAL OF THE FOX HUNTING LAW
If fox hunting is such a noble equestrian sport why has it not been included in the 2012 OLYMPICS? It can't be to do with the participants,because they are Ladies and Gentlemen, the cream of society, and in some cases the pillars of the establishment, but without their participation and finacial support, the sport would not exist.
The truth is,these figures from the upper echelons of society give a veneer of respectability to a barbaric activity that should have gone with BEAR-BAITING, COCK-FIGHTING, AND FOX-TOSSING.
Condoning such blood sports is out of tune with the aspirations of citizens from the broken parts of society who are desperately hoping for a role model to lead them out of their moral cul-de-sac.
David Cameron is not that role model and never will be while he continues to support blood sports.
page 3; ADVENTURES OF JOHN TORY

John Tory, the traditional and true spirit of Toryism, resides in the past, and only visits our time when the quiet and dignified arrogance of the upper classes is endangered by troublesome top Tories making off-noises that could draw fire from the lower classes.
Lord Bludanguts,master of the Goreford Hunt and president of the Blood Alliance, was one such troublesome Tory. Unlike other Hunt masters, he was not prepared to accept the woolly ANTI-FOX HUNTING LAWS as an opportunity to continue hunting the fox,be it in covalent ways, and wasn't prepared to wait until the Tory Party returns to power.
Traveling through time to fight the threats to Toryism has led, and will continue to lead, John Tory into the jaws of GREAT ADVENTURES which this writer will relate to you.
The first ADVENTURE this writer invites you to follow is called, 'THE HUNTERS FROM HELL'
Page 5; POLICY ONE, continued. WHAT EXAMPLE DOES FOX HUNTING SET TO OUR CHILDREN?
The history of CHILDREN BRUTALIZING CHILDREN normally starts with them brutalizing animals,which poses a question David Cameron MUST answer;
HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN TO A CHILD, IT'S ALRIGHT TO TORMENT AND KILL A WILD ANIMAL FOR FUN, BUT IT'S NOT ALRIGHT FOR A CHILD TO TORMENT AND EVEN KILL A CAT FOR FUN?
There is of course a difference between the two blood activities, one is conducted by DYSFUNCTIONAL CHILDREN WHO KNOW NO BETTER, and the other is conducted by ADULTS WHO SHOULD KNOW BETTER.
There is a simple message for both brutalizers, and because David Cameron is bound to parley with semantics, let's put it this way so that even David Cameron can't evade.
YOU DON'T KILL A LIVING CREATURE FOR SPORT,FUN,RECREATION,AMUSEMENT OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON THAT SUGGESTS GIVING PLEASURE
Before David Cameron takes the high ground in condemning cases of CHILDREN BRUTALIZING CHILDREN, whenever they occur. he should first look in the mirror and ask himself what influences mold the children into the monsters they are, and if he is really honest, he'll conclude he's looking at one of those influences.
HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN TO A CHILD, IT'S ALRIGHT TO TORMENT AND KILL A WILD ANIMAL FOR FUN, BUT IT'S NOT ALRIGHT FOR A CHILD TO TORMENT AND EVEN KILL A CAT FOR FUN?
There is of course a difference between the two blood activities, one is conducted by DYSFUNCTIONAL CHILDREN WHO KNOW NO BETTER, and the other is conducted by ADULTS WHO SHOULD KNOW BETTER.
There is a simple message for both brutalizers, and because David Cameron is bound to parley with semantics, let's put it this way so that even David Cameron can't evade.
YOU DON'T KILL A LIVING CREATURE FOR SPORT,FUN,RECREATION,AMUSEMENT OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON THAT SUGGESTS GIVING PLEASURE
Before David Cameron takes the high ground in condemning cases of CHILDREN BRUTALIZING CHILDREN, whenever they occur. he should first look in the mirror and ask himself what influences mold the children into the monsters they are, and if he is really honest, he'll conclude he's looking at one of those influences.
Page 7;POLICY ONE continued. RED HERRINGS
Debating the justification for the banning of fox hunting on the grounds of economy or degree of cruelty are two red herrings in a bottomless sea of loopholes the Country Alliance love to swim in.
The economic value of fox hunting,although small,is beyond dispute,and will continue in rude health unless it is possible to prove it's activities cause pain to wild animals,and there's the rub.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to measure the degree of pain an animal experiences when it is being hunted to a violent death,and that's why the country alliance have been able to continue the controversy in the fox hunting debate to their advantage.
Hunters could argue their method of dispatching a fox is no more cruel than dispatching cattle in the abattoir,which,by-the-way, practices the most human method of killing.Now let's imagine an abattoir was to introduce a sporting element into the slaughtering process,then that abattoir would be closed down, and that is the point, it's just plain wrong to kill an animal for fun and nothing to do with the degree of pain.
The only way we can judge fox hunting is on PRINCIPLE.A sport can only be principled or unprincipled.It can't be a little bit principled or a little bit unprincipled, which makes the case against fox hunting very simple because, by any measure,it is unprincipled,AND NOTHING IN A COMPASSIONATE SOCIETY WILL MAKE IT ANYTHING ELSE
UNTIL DAVID CAMERON UNDERSTANDS A BLOOD SPORT IS QUITE SIMPLY UNPRINCIPLED THEN HE WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO PERSUADE THE MAJORITY OF VOTERS THAT HE IS A COMPASSIONATE MAN.
The economic value of fox hunting,although small,is beyond dispute,and will continue in rude health unless it is possible to prove it's activities cause pain to wild animals,and there's the rub.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to measure the degree of pain an animal experiences when it is being hunted to a violent death,and that's why the country alliance have been able to continue the controversy in the fox hunting debate to their advantage.
Hunters could argue their method of dispatching a fox is no more cruel than dispatching cattle in the abattoir,which,by-the-way, practices the most human method of killing.Now let's imagine an abattoir was to introduce a sporting element into the slaughtering process,then that abattoir would be closed down, and that is the point, it's just plain wrong to kill an animal for fun and nothing to do with the degree of pain.
The only way we can judge fox hunting is on PRINCIPLE.A sport can only be principled or unprincipled.It can't be a little bit principled or a little bit unprincipled, which makes the case against fox hunting very simple because, by any measure,it is unprincipled,AND NOTHING IN A COMPASSIONATE SOCIETY WILL MAKE IT ANYTHING ELSE
UNTIL DAVID CAMERON UNDERSTANDS A BLOOD SPORT IS QUITE SIMPLY UNPRINCIPLED THEN HE WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO PERSUADE THE MAJORITY OF VOTERS THAT HE IS A COMPASSIONATE MAN.
Page 9;POLICY ONE continued. IS CAMERON JUST THE MESSENGER AND NOT THE MASTER
Instead of repealing the Hunting Laws David Cameron might consider strengthening the laws against Fox Hunting.
Before dismissing the above advice he might just consider persuading one of his fox hunting friends to fix it for him to witness the ritualistic killing of the fox by hounds...assuming he hasn't already...then he might,if he's a man with an ounce of compassion, think twice about repealing the fox hunting laws.
Drafting another bill might be the wrong approach to stop fox-hunting once and for all as it would be given the lowest priority,and beside, formulating a loophole proof bill would be time consuming and would not survive the upper classes in the House of Lords.
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A better way might be to set-up a council with the remit to issue licenses for culling wildlife on the condition proof is given that the intended pursuit of wildlife is not perceived as a sport and does not disturb other wildlife. We could have a council established by parliament and at the same time distant from parliament where it's performance for policing blood sports can be scrutinized by those committed to ending the abomination.
But perhaps David Cameron is just the messenger and not the master. David Cameron thinks he can show commitment to the REPEAL OF THE HUNTING LAW and at the same time putting it on the back burner,however,the Country Alliance might have something to say about that.
Before dismissing the above advice he might just consider persuading one of his fox hunting friends to fix it for him to witness the ritualistic killing of the fox by hounds...assuming he hasn't already...then he might,if he's a man with an ounce of compassion, think twice about repealing the fox hunting laws.
Drafting another bill might be the wrong approach to stop fox-hunting once and for all as it would be given the lowest priority,and beside, formulating a loophole proof bill would be time consuming and would not survive the upper classes in the House of Lords.
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A better way might be to set-up a council with the remit to issue licenses for culling wildlife on the condition proof is given that the intended pursuit of wildlife is not perceived as a sport and does not disturb other wildlife. We could have a council established by parliament and at the same time distant from parliament where it's performance for policing blood sports can be scrutinized by those committed to ending the abomination.
But perhaps David Cameron is just the messenger and not the master. David Cameron thinks he can show commitment to the REPEAL OF THE HUNTING LAW and at the same time putting it on the back burner,however,the Country Alliance might have something to say about that.
Page 11;POLICY ONE continued. IS OUR CLASS SYSTEM THE BARRIER TO REFORM?
The British Class system is famous round the world for it's divisive influence on society, and FOX HUNTING is one of many examples of the Class System on display.
David Cameron is another example of the Class System on display. You may think he's "ONE OF US" when he says," WE'RE ALL IN IT TOGETHER!". What he wont tell us is, whatever train "WE'RE IN TOGETHER", he'll be traveling in the first class department.
If David Cameron is serious about wanting to be seen as "ONE OF US" and not just another upper class OLD ETONIAN on a mission to remind us who are the RULING CLASS ,the best start he could make is by condemning the abomination of blood sports, but it has got to be a true conversion,as was Paul's conversion on the road to Damascus, and not just another exercise in ticking a box.
Of course David Cameron will never drop his support for blood sports, but that doesn't mean he wont find a way of TICKING THE BOX,especially if there's a vote in it,and he'll do with so much spin we wont notice he'll have a foot in both camps.
And sincerity will have nothing to do with, just like all the other boxes he's ticked
David Cameron is another example of the Class System on display. You may think he's "ONE OF US" when he says," WE'RE ALL IN IT TOGETHER!". What he wont tell us is, whatever train "WE'RE IN TOGETHER", he'll be traveling in the first class department.
If David Cameron is serious about wanting to be seen as "ONE OF US" and not just another upper class OLD ETONIAN on a mission to remind us who are the RULING CLASS ,the best start he could make is by condemning the abomination of blood sports, but it has got to be a true conversion,as was Paul's conversion on the road to Damascus, and not just another exercise in ticking a box.
Of course David Cameron will never drop his support for blood sports, but that doesn't mean he wont find a way of TICKING THE BOX,especially if there's a vote in it,and he'll do with so much spin we wont notice he'll have a foot in both camps.
And sincerity will have nothing to do with, just like all the other boxes he's ticked
Page 13;POLICY ONE continued. WILL CAMERON MISS HIS ONE CHANCE TO SHOW COMPASSION?
Being unkind to animals in a brutalizing way is a worldwide practice, and it should not be left to the individual to campaign against. The British parliament must make their unified voices against blood sports heard loud and clear on the international arena, but that will not be possible until the Tory Party unite in condemning the practice of fox hunting and move to make Britain a BLOOD SPORT FREE ZONE.
Because blood sports are numerous and varied,and in some cases woven into a country's cultural fabric, it is not possible to argue against all of them in one campaign.Just like combating cruel dictatorships,it is only possible to tackle them one at a time, and that's how compassionate countries should campaign against blood sports.
The one blood sport that stands out more than any other is the abomination of Bull Fighting, which only continues because it has an established audience among those who would also buy tickets to a hanging.
It is a disgrace that certain countries, who are members of the European union, are allowed to practice a spectator sport that involves killing a majestic beast in a slow barbaric way to amuse the lowest common denominator of the human race.
Since David Cameron became leader of the Tory Party he's been searching, in vain, for an issue to be passionate about, well,if he has just one ounce of compassion he need look no further, it's right here in black and white.
And here is my message for David Cameron, "CAMPAIGN AGAINST BLOOD SPORTS AND YOU WILL WIN THE HEARTS OF ALL FAIR MINDED PEOPLE'
But it's essential he speaks from the heart without the slightest regard to opinion polls. No more spin, no more choreographed photo opportunities in the kitchen or front room couches, no more pretending to be something you're not. Stand up and be a man of compassion because we're talking about living creatures that are far more important to the ecosystem than we ever will be.
And if he wants a slogan for his campaign, heres one; WHAT ON EARTH HAVE ANIMALS DONE TO US THAT WE HAVE TO TREAT THEM SO HARSHLEY?
Because blood sports are numerous and varied,and in some cases woven into a country's cultural fabric, it is not possible to argue against all of them in one campaign.Just like combating cruel dictatorships,it is only possible to tackle them one at a time, and that's how compassionate countries should campaign against blood sports.
The one blood sport that stands out more than any other is the abomination of Bull Fighting, which only continues because it has an established audience among those who would also buy tickets to a hanging.
It is a disgrace that certain countries, who are members of the European union, are allowed to practice a spectator sport that involves killing a majestic beast in a slow barbaric way to amuse the lowest common denominator of the human race.
Since David Cameron became leader of the Tory Party he's been searching, in vain, for an issue to be passionate about, well,if he has just one ounce of compassion he need look no further, it's right here in black and white.
And here is my message for David Cameron, "CAMPAIGN AGAINST BLOOD SPORTS AND YOU WILL WIN THE HEARTS OF ALL FAIR MINDED PEOPLE'
But it's essential he speaks from the heart without the slightest regard to opinion polls. No more spin, no more choreographed photo opportunities in the kitchen or front room couches, no more pretending to be something you're not. Stand up and be a man of compassion because we're talking about living creatures that are far more important to the ecosystem than we ever will be.
And if he wants a slogan for his campaign, heres one; WHAT ON EARTH HAVE ANIMALS DONE TO US THAT WE HAVE TO TREAT THEM SO HARSHLEY?
Page 15; POLICE ONE continued. WILL A FREE VOTE LET CAMERON'S CONSCIENCE OF THE HOOK
It's common knowledge that David Cameron is passionate, because he's told us so. but it's a passion for finding opportunities to attack and undermine the government without regard to the guts of the issues involved...and that's it! passion but no compassion, and that's Cameron's problem.
One of his soulless advisers could tell him to tick the compassion box then he'll have his PR arrange some compassionate photos for the media, and everything will back on track, but that's not how it works.
Passion is the stuff of gesture politics, and compassion is the stuff of conviction politics,
The kind of Conviction politicians this writer is talking about are the noblest figures in parliament, and you can identify them because they are the ones who have no wealth and make the most personal sacrifices.
Leaving the REPEAL OF THE FOX HUNTING ACT to a free vote is the act of expediency by a professional politician, and nothing to do with conviction.
The Fox Hunting Act is possibly the one opportunity David Cameron has to prove he is a conviction politician, because NOT repealing the act would mean Cameron rejecting his own class,possibly the greatest sacrifice a person of his social standing could make, and the people might be so overwhelmed,they might even overlook his huge personal wealth,unless the press encourage them not to.
One of his soulless advisers could tell him to tick the compassion box then he'll have his PR arrange some compassionate photos for the media, and everything will back on track, but that's not how it works.
Passion is the stuff of gesture politics, and compassion is the stuff of conviction politics,
The kind of Conviction politicians this writer is talking about are the noblest figures in parliament, and you can identify them because they are the ones who have no wealth and make the most personal sacrifices.
Leaving the REPEAL OF THE FOX HUNTING ACT to a free vote is the act of expediency by a professional politician, and nothing to do with conviction.
The Fox Hunting Act is possibly the one opportunity David Cameron has to prove he is a conviction politician, because NOT repealing the act would mean Cameron rejecting his own class,possibly the greatest sacrifice a person of his social standing could make, and the people might be so overwhelmed,they might even overlook his huge personal wealth,unless the press encourage them not to.
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