Cameron whistling the Euro Anthem

“I think if what you’re trying to do is stop supermarkets from selling 20 tins of Stella for a fiver that’s what we’ve got to go after...Where I want to try and help is ending the deep discounting on alcohol; people going and ‘pre-loading’, having bought from a supermarket where they were attracted by a price designed to bring them into the store." said Cameron.

Price drinkers out of the market and they'll stop drinking, must be the oldest gag in history for raising new taxes from ordinary folk out for a few bevvies to stem the flow of idiocy in Britain brought about by fellas like David Cameron and his ilk.

What was it George Osborne said I can't remember exactly but it was something about 'economic psychology' wasn't it. i.e. A form of economic engineering to change your psychological approach to: beer, lager, fags, anything with a green label on it, visiting historic buildings unless you got in on a free pass given to overseas 'visitors'. An end to anything which you might enjoy like making your own compost because that's the next thing they'll tax and say they are doing it for the environment because compost makes too much gas, albeit it's not the same type of gas they'd have us believe is shrinking the icecap up near Greenland precisely, but you get the picture.

Oh, but of course fast cars won't be taxed more they will just be given higher insurance premuims to stop you buying them unless you're on MP's expenses. But there's a fundamental flaw in all this and it's this:-

Not a soul in Britain asked this beggar and his wet liberal sidekicks to do ANYTHING in Britain least of all stop half the country from enjoying a can of Stella, because no one made enough votes to get either of the pair into government office. They LOST remember.

But do we call them a pair of losers, which we know they are, because we should. That is exactly what they are, they are all losers.

Last general election Cameron scored about 1% more than Michael Howard did when he was thrown out of the leadership chair for being no damn good for getting the Tories into office. 35% I think he got whereas Cameron managed 36% - after the worst government in British hisotry - had to be practically crowbarred out of government by a pissed off electorate. - Oh, there must be some fools who voted Labour don't get me wrong, it's just no one ever admits to doing so in public for some strange reason.

Fuhrermore (deliberate misspelling), Cameron hasn't batted an eye at the 50 to 80 forgotten about constituencies which are under investigation for ballot fraud and barring the electorate from voting, and instead of saying 'oh we'd best have a look to see if that makes any difference to our result, in that they may really have gotten far less than he thinks, him and Lord Snooty Clegg, carry on regardless as if it is their 'moral' right to sit in judgment over the rest of us for instance if we feel like carrying home a 6 pack from the supermarket.

But this is small beans to what they are doing and the list is far and wide. They lay some claim to have some right to change the perception that the people of this country can be in control through making local laws, when anyone with a brain cell knows everything is dictated to us by unelected money spenders in Europe.

Did I say that economic changes and political policies were being made for psychological reasons or didn't I? Maybe I'm alone in thinking that the way to reach people is by psychological connery or by trick, as opposed to clear honest policies that do not seek to remove the freedoms of the individual who has a god given right to choose, but rather stick to what a democracy is all about and do what it is the people have asked you to do, when you manage to get enough votes behind you to call yourself a government. Meanwhile, without sanction of the public there are no moral grounds to make sweeping changes, no grounds for any so called 'radical agenda' like the one Nick Clegg and David Cameron are talking about, and there is not one reason other than 'we two got together and took control', which makes the pair of them anything other than a couple of sad bastards whistling the Euro Anthem.

Because the people can only judge how they see it, and that is by deed. The deed is that Cameron,d espite knowing 80% or more of the country want out of the EU, choose to ignore it. Despite knowing local government can make laws which are about as much use as a chocolate fireguard in front of a blazing fire we call the European Court, is also a bold faced lie, and while he swigs his pint there, I'd like to ask him whether he has actually carried home a 6 pack or whether he has one of his maids do it. Furthermore, I'd like to know if he had any on MP's expenses unlike the rest of us.

This is not a commercial for Stella by the way, I think it's horrible and much prefer a decent English pint, but in case anyone thinks I'm trying to psychologically persuade you to think differently about David Cameron and Nick Clegg, I'll be honest and say of course I am. Isn't that what politics is all about!