The Hoodies....
There is a new sitcom which has been gathering pace, which I must draw your attention to, Tim Brooke Taylor, Bill Oddie and Graeme Gardiner, have been joined by that cuddly comedian David "call me Dave" Cameron in a revival of their old seventies comedy.
In this mirth inducing on going farce, Dave plays the new leader of the Conservative party, who has decided that the best way to win power is to visit Glaciers with huskies, talk about the evils of chocolate oranges, share in his love of benny hill records, Other gems, include cycling around the streets on his trusty bike, hugging those who wear that traditional conservative uniform, the Hoodie. The same such Hoodies, his party said should be banned from shopping malls just weeks ago.
To be serious for a moment, you really cannot make this stuff up. It appears that despite his impressive start, the tories have elected another duffer, Ian Duncan Smith with a perm, William Hague with a Green volvo. Cameron is in danger of becoming an utter irrelevence, he thinks by dumbing politics down, he will somehow CON the electorate into voting him. It is true, that this has been a disasterous year, for my party, The Labour Party, but with Cameron in charge of her majesty's opposition, I am less worried than I might be. The British Public will never vote for someone so desperate to win power as Cameron. As Margaret Thatcher once said, "its the economy stupid" and providing we do not have another recession, Labour should win the next election.
Where will this leave Hoodie Dave and co, searching for another leader? - a light entertainer who the public likes, at this rate, Noel Tory Edmonds will be facing Gordon Brown or Alan Millburn across the dispatch box. Deal or No Deal said Mr Edmonds as he entered the commons!
In this mirth inducing on going farce, Dave plays the new leader of the Conservative party, who has decided that the best way to win power is to visit Glaciers with huskies, talk about the evils of chocolate oranges, share in his love of benny hill records, Other gems, include cycling around the streets on his trusty bike, hugging those who wear that traditional conservative uniform, the Hoodie. The same such Hoodies, his party said should be banned from shopping malls just weeks ago.
To be serious for a moment, you really cannot make this stuff up. It appears that despite his impressive start, the tories have elected another duffer, Ian Duncan Smith with a perm, William Hague with a Green volvo. Cameron is in danger of becoming an utter irrelevence, he thinks by dumbing politics down, he will somehow CON the electorate into voting him. It is true, that this has been a disasterous year, for my party, The Labour Party, but with Cameron in charge of her majesty's opposition, I am less worried than I might be. The British Public will never vote for someone so desperate to win power as Cameron. As Margaret Thatcher once said, "its the economy stupid" and providing we do not have another recession, Labour should win the next election.
Where will this leave Hoodie Dave and co, searching for another leader? - a light entertainer who the public likes, at this rate, Noel Tory Edmonds will be facing Gordon Brown or Alan Millburn across the dispatch box. Deal or No Deal said Mr Edmonds as he entered the commons!
posted by David R Williams at 6:25 pm
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