You can shove your Royal Wedding up your arse

The big day is closing up on us, with all the inevitability of a death sentence/England World Cup attempt and all the dread and misery that surrounds the two. David Cameron’s already been using the Royal Wedding as a stick to beat “politically correct” health and safety mad councils, declaring that people should be free [...]

Posted by Andy Bowden on April 28th, 2011 | No Comments Posted in Uncategorized

Let's shower the happy couple in confetti… from the bin.

Prince William and his lovely lady friend Kate Middleton are to marry at Westminster Abbey on Friday 29th April 2011 – which has been declared a bank holiday in celebration. Prime Minister David Cameron said: The wedding of Kate and William will be a happy and momentous occasion. We want to mark the day as [...]

Posted by TheWorstWitch on December 9th, 2010 | 6 Comments Posted in Uncategorized

Hollow victory for Thailand's unelected government

Since we last reported on Thailand, the unelected Thai government has completed its brutal crackdown on the protest camp in the heart of Bangkok’s business and shopping district. Showing that they valued the property of the area, and their own power, more than human life, the government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajjiva ordered troops to [...]

Posted by Jack on May 27th, 2010 | No Comments Posted in Uncategorized

Scotland in Britain will never get the government it votes for

Here, you can see two maps of the election. To the left is a map of all the seats and who has taken them. To the right, those same constituencies are all shrunk to the same size, so that you can see where how much of a proportion of the total UK vote the population [...]

Posted by Jack on May 7th, 2010 | 1 Comment Posted in Uncategorized

Stuff your Crown Powers!

As Britain is gearing up for the most important election in decades, it’s also the most closely fought. Successive opinion polls have shown that it is unlikely any party will have an overall majority to govern – that either means working as a minority Government, or one in coalition. This has an obvious disadvantage, that [...]

Posted by Andy Bowden on March 31st, 2010 | 1 Comment Posted in Uncategorized