Most of the fire over corruption and incompetence has been directed at the 646 members sitting in the Commons headed by this Darien Government, yet again we see that the squalor and stench of corruption still infests the Lords as well.
The Darien Government steals our money to give to their friends in the Banks, the reward them with peerages and knighthoods, twenty per cent of our council taxes go to fund the black hole in public pensions whilst our savings and pensions dwindle. Auditors reports are not worth the paper they are written on
Those struggling with debt and loss of jobs find that Court Fees have now gone up again, restricting access to Justice further.
This Government and its hangers on reflects the worst excesses of the personal rule of Charles I. Nobody is accountable in any of this, the taxpayer is just being milked dry under pain of bankruptcy or fines. Until the likes of Hain and these four Peers are suspended from Parliament and tried before the Courts for bribery and corruption, we will not have the Earl of Strafford moment when the full cesspit of corruption is exposed. In 1640 we had an opposition led by Pym, all we have is the lightweight Cameron. Tom Paine posits that Pax Ruperticana is at an end and that the ire of the MSM is starting to awake to what the commentators on blogs have been saying for the last two years.
It is now upto the people of England to refuse to acknowlege the legitimacy of this Darien Government.
Each of should choose which course of action we must take; education,conventional political action or even peaceful civil disobedience to bring about necessary changes,
But let it not be said we did nothing
Ron Paul
….governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whatever form of government becomes destructive of these ends; it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it.
Jefferson