April 2009

The documentary they didn’t want you to see…….

April 30, 2009

Censored in the UK – the documentary made by the policeman in charge of the McCann investigation.

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The European Union won’t go away just because you don’t vote in the June 4th elections.

April 30, 2009

You may not agree with it, you may wish to see Great Britain leave the Union, but putting your head in the sand and pretending that June 4th isn’t happening will only expose your backside – the election will still happen, and you will have lost your chance to influence who represents you at the directly [...]

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You-Tube if you want to, the Laddie’s up for Gurning……

April 29, 2009

The Prime Minister announced today that he would continue to provide much needed mirth and merriment to the swine flu ridden electorate by appearing on You-Tube when he had important announcements to make to parliament. There is no longer any need to attend your local MPs constituency surgery; no longer any need to read a [...]

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Ms Raccoon is unwell…….

April 25, 2009

The management regret that Ms Raccoon is unwell. Her next performance will be at ? Comments are off. E-mail is off.

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Child abuse for the iPod generation…….

April 24, 2009

Do these people not have any brains at all? By these people I mean specifically the management team at Apple. How could anyone, no matter how far down the food chain they were, have possibly allowed this one through? Batter a baby for those too impatient to wait to get home? Apple had to wait [...]

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Friday Competition No l.

April 24, 2009

I am a very simple soul, so would like a very simple answer, to a very simple question. I read Burning our Money every day, I am really trying hard to understand. Gordon Brown says that: ‘Because of the work we have done over these last 10 years we are better prepared to deal with [...]

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The Government doesn’t know what ‘broke’ means.

April 23, 2009

In the wake of the Chancellor’s Budget, Directgov has today launched Moneyspeak, a new, free simple tool. Moneyspeak is an interactive tool that puts those confusing and alarming economic terms we hear every day into context. I thought I’d give it a try with one of those confusing and alarming economic terms – like ‘broke’. [...]

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