NUGOVT - SAME OLD FRAUD

Phil Williams explains how the NuGovt was conned by the self-interest cronies appointed by the last Govt which the public kicked out of office.



This is yet further evidence that the ConDems are totally naive and stupid and will believe any old tripe put forward by Labour's civil servants who despite a general election, are still making policies that the majority of non-smoking and smoking voters rejected at the ballot box.

They want choice, equality, to be treated as grown ups, and to be allowed to decide for themselves where they socialise and who with. The NuGovt doesn't care about the voter which is why I believe it will lose the next election. People are already fed up and if they do not do something to address the very real concerns of freedom of choice v dictatorship, then they are finished as parties.

Tory supporters are already hanging their heads in embarrassment at this "socialist" NuConservative party and frankly, the LibDems have become a laughing stock. If they do not change their bigoted stance on smokers, then other parties will get the support that might have gone their way

They've lied to their core support - students - and their once in their history go at being in Govt has only shown that they are no alternative. The hopes people had in them to be "different" from the other two main parties has only been exposed as false and built on nothing more substantial that straw.

Yes, the Lib Dems are finished as a party. I think some will stay with the Tories as the best hope of keeping their fat salaries. Others will join NuLabour - and as that thoroughly corrupt party has bragged - in the thousands.

The only decent LibDems I know are Coun Carl Minns from Hull and the Mayor of Market Rasen, Ken Bridger. I wish they'd both see sense and cross over. Ken I know is very much an ordinary bloke trying to do good. From what I have learned of Carl, I feel he is the same. UKIP needs more people like that. Their talents are wasted with their party of choice.

I recall Dudley UKIP councillor Malcolm Davis - who crossed over from the LibDems - said he was disillusioned with his former party and many more feel like he does.

UKIP can become the new party of the people for the people. It is growing from the bottom up and is taking support from the LibLabCon party. It is not full of "nazi brownshirts" as jealous critics put out to scare away support. It's full of people fed up at being ignored over all sorts of issues - the smoking ban being the one that affects 12 million potential voters.

The media also criticises UKIP because its prospective MPs are ordinary people so fed up with the LibLabCon dictatorship, that they have taken matters into their own hands in a bid to get that change that Britain so desperately needs if she is to survive, and her people are to remain free.

They are not slick politicians trained in the art of lying. They are honest men and women who tell it as they see it. They may say things people don't like - but at least they know what they are voting for.

Currently the main parties are making Britons that thing they said they'd never be - slaves.

A RANT AND AN APOLOGY

I had to take a few minutes out to post up a rant - and an apology - about ecigs.

I always felt threatened by them because I feared that normalising the use of those, and denormalising the use of tobacco, would lead to us all having to become vapers and choice to use the natural plant product would be denied in time.

Then I hear about this and moves to make ecig smoking illegal

Some vapers I know have been saying for ages that this is the way things are going for them. The anti-smoking industry doesn't own any shares in the ecig market. Vapers say that smokers who choose to vape, as a way of avoiding tobacco use, are not allowed to quit tobacco smoking unless they buy Big Pharma cessation products.

The apology comes from my previous bigotted comments about vapers based on the assumption that ecigs were something they are not.

Yes, I guess we're all in it together brothers and sisters.

HT - Dave Atherton

ENVIRONMENTALIST HYPOCRISY

Believe me, there are not many reasons why I would post up a photo here of me when I was 19 except to make a point and no, it's not that I've aged 40 years faster than I should have done because I'm a smoker.

It is to show how environmentalists don't really give a damn about the environment when there is money to be made and the hypocrisy of those who scream "green" but wouldn't for a minute think of travelling in anything else but their own car.

This is a thought that came to me during a recent trip to North Wales where I lived between 1977 and 1986. I hadn't been back to the area since I left - except for two funerals and that's another story - and so I was dismayed to see the changes there were not for the better.

There used to be one road running along the North Wales coast and a very slow and traffic jammed road it was even though back then there weren't that many cars. For years there was talk of a new road to ease this congestion and when I visited a couple of weeks ago, the road was complete.

Conwy was one of the places I lived and so my other half and I decided to take a walk along the harbour that I remembered had a beautiful sandy beach. Indeed, you can even see it where I stand in the photo but compare that with the new harbour. You will see that an ugly digger has taken up permanent residence there and spends all day piling up filthy smelly mud up into banks. Awful.

My friend, who I went to see for her birthday, told me that the problems started with the new road. She said they had to dig a tunnel under the harbour for the road and local people had insisted it would ruin the environment. However, the (no doubt well paid) surveyor insisted this local knowledge was poppycock and no harm would be done.

As you can see from the two photos, much harm has indeed been done because the tunnel sends all the silt and shite up to the beach and Conwy's beautiful harbour will never be the same again. It really made me angry. Also the proud fishing industry that has employed generations of families in the area has died - thanks to the EU regs on fishing.

I also took a trip to Llanfairfechan. The gem of North Wales, it used to be called. I found this once bustling seaside town, dominated by Penmaenmawr mountain, like a ghost town. It's fair to say that I tried to book accommodation at a local guest house there and it was full but there were plenty of others that's weren't at such short notice. My friend told me that both Llanfair and Pen have suffered badly because of the new road which now takes passing trade away.

Not all progress is good but try telling the modernists and the green brigade. They are so obsessed with the new agenda, they really can't see the damage they have done.