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the end

Time to close this blog, I think.

I've used it to find different angles to express my views on things - i.e. politicians, preachers and police are lying, thieving bastards who look after themselves to the detriment of everyone else....and financiers are utter twats.

But the repetition just gets boring in the end, and doesn't solve anything.

Pity I can't think of (and haven't come across) a practical acceptable solution - bloody cataclysmic revolution doesn't seem likely or palatable at the moment, to me or anyone else (apart from the odd loony.)

So I'll finish by saying;

1. I don't want to be governed, but I don't mind being 'truly represented' in a democratic system.

2. I also can't be bothered with the various 'isms' that seek to tell me how to live and think, I'd rather work it out for myself.

Bye-bye

complaint to tms

Dear BBC

I wish to complain about the scheduling of Geoff Boycott's 'expert' commentary on Test Match Special.

Currently my appetite is poor and I have been losing weight. Unfortunately this was not helped by Geoff Boycott's grating pompous voice at both midday snap time and tea time today.

I would, therefore, be obliged if you could rearrange the scheduling so that Boring Boycott is not droning on within a two hour window of any meal time - otherwise I may disappear due to weight loss before the end of the Ashes series.

Yours faithfully
Snookcocker

whitewash alert:

Sir John Chilcot to launch Iraq war inquiry.

This bloke has 'previous.' He worked on the Butler Inquiry in 2004, so don't expect an outcome that will indicate our glorious political leaders made any mistakes whatsoever.

new labour delusions

Delusional Darling believes Labour "can and will win" the next election.

Nurse! Nurse! Quick, the straight jacket.

bnp devoid of brit grit stiff upper lip

Richard Barnbrook, the BNP London Assembly member, is off work sick.

His bottom lip began to quiver uncontrollably as the hearing into an allegation that he brought his office into disrepute was about to begin.

So showing a true lack of Brit Grit he visited his GP and was signed off for two weeks due to 'stress.'

Where is your stiff upper lip Barnbrook?

eat my words

Well done England, and especially Mr Flintoff - being proven wrong has never tasted so sweet.