Sunday, 17 February 2019
17.2.19 Brexit - The Truth
Brexit - The Truth
Corbyn offers nothing, he's in fact a waste of space
McDonnell is a lunatic, a nutter in your face
The Labour ship is lost at sea, with nothing in the hold
Just Diane Abbott, only good for ballast truth be told.
Tories take the biscuit though, they're at each other's throats
Disharmony is total from Land's End to John o'Groats
As Brexit looms the clock runs down, and standing at the front
Theresa May presents us with the proof she is a cunt.
Her deal is all she cares about, plan A with no plan B
But no one likes the 'backstop', least of all the DUP
Her tactics are quite shameful and she's running down the clock
The stubborn bitch has fucked it and become a laughing stock.
Sturgeon bleats her Scottish song, determined to be heard
She mithers on and craves attention, weak but undeterred
And then there is Farage the fucker, giving not a shit
He struts around the Europe that he wants to fucking quit.
The Speaker shouts for 'Order' in the weirdest, noisy style
To try and stop the bickering and jeering for a while
Remainers want another vote, unlike the Brexiteers
Who all line up behind Rees-Mogg with fingers in their ears.
Voting in the Commons is a farcical affair
The empty hole is fully round, the peg is fucking square
The factions all want different things and no one will unite
As May, in grey, is scared to say her deal is utter shite.
If truth be told the mess we're in should come as no surprise
The Leave Campaign was scandalously based on many lies
None bigger than the savings promised, written on a bus
And now we're facing WTF? or pointless Norway Plus.
I'm sick of certain words and phrases, rhetoric on tap
Of squabbling politicians getting paid for talking crap
"Delivering on Brexit" is the battle cry of those
Who fear a second vote in case the yeses turn to noes.
Ireland proves a stumbling block, the cause of much ado
It's not as if the border there is something fucking new
However was it meant to work? To date I'm still amazed
Concerns that things were feasible were never fully raised.
Back and forth to Brussels, May is shuttled like a cock
To meet with Tusk and Juncker, but discussions won't unlock
The stalemate created by red lines she won't review
And now we're fucking crashing out, she hasn't got a clue.
Nauseating Gove and Boris, Brokenshire as well
Plus Leadsom, Hammond, Amber Rudd, with Morgan and Patel
All Tories in the Commons but without a common view
But May decides to soldier on, her language fucking blue.
Corbyn writes a letter with an offer of support
Without of course intent to offer help of any sort
He sneers and shuffles here and there, one useless waste of space
Inspiring no one, leading nothing, simply out of place.
Running down the clock is still the tactic of the tit
A solid dose of blackmail is her way to heal the split
MPs will have no choice but to support her in the end
Outrageous shit behaviour no sane person could defend.
But maybe she's miscalculated, time will surely tell
The ERG may lead us all to economic hell
And watching us in disbelief and absolute dismay
The EU twenty-seven will be calling it a day.
For now the tug of war goes on, and nowhere is there trust
Conservatives are simply playing twist until they bust
While Corbyn ducks the issues and ignores his own MPs
Who advocate a second vote, but Jezza disagrees.
Fifty-two to forty-eight, the referendum split
In favour of departure, but decisive? Not a bit!
Misleading information in a Leave Campaign that sucked
Persuaded just enough to vote to leave, yes, leave us fucked.
Talk about a country in a catastrophic mess
So thank you, David Cameron, for causing such distress
The rich will always manage well, as poorer folk lose out
And some still have no fucking clue what all this is about.
Companies are relocating, jobs are under threat
Investment's stalled and those in charge are hedging every bet
"No re-negotiation" means we're left with diddly squat
As May, in grey, is scared to say she's lost the fucking plot.
Self-inflicted wounds are rife, stupidity is plain
As Parliament displays its weakness time and time again
The voting games are ludicrous, amendments come and go
And Tories bleat the same old shit, and keep the status quo.
Leaving will be chaos, yes, the future's looking rough
The value of the pound is set to plummet soon enough
Control regained, as some will say, is worth the massive cost
But even they will see one day that too much has been lost.
The future's looking rather shit, the UK will not last
The Scots will vote themselves away, with independence passed
The Northern Irish too will find a new way to exist
And even Wales may want its feelings not to be dismissed.
The bigots will be basking in their qualified success
At telling Johnny Foreigner it's "No" instead of "Yes"
But that can only hurt us more, and put us in reverse
As slowly we lose decency and lose another nurse.
Were voters well informed, aware of consequences too?
Was everything explained and were the details given true?
Of course they weren't, the referendum was quite simply flawed
And now the forty-eight point one percent are just ignored.
TMWSC
All I hear from politicians who are desperate to leave the EU at any cost is the need to deliver Brexit after 17.4 million people voted for it (despite knowing fuck all about the terms of the departure). If just 630,000 of them had voted the other way (and we now know that this would have been the case with proper information available back then) then we would be staying in the EU. With such a close result, there was never going to be any proper compromise from the various political parties. So give or take, we are a split nation. Surely in such circumstances, the best approach has to be to avoid significant detrimental economic impact. That's either from a good exit deal that minimises the grief, or, from a double-checking of the decision itself that could obviously remove any impact at all.
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Friday, 8 February 2019
8.2.19 Dame Sally Davies
Until this week I'd never really heard of Sally Davies, or if I had, she hadn't registered as anyone I needed to have a view on. That changed this week, after her input on the Today programme on Radio 4. The Chief Medical Officer for England is quite clearly a frosty woman who has a rather inflated impression of herself, and in turn, I suggest, the 'reverence' that people need to have for her and her views.
I say all this after hearing Nick Robinson put forward a simple question, and her unwarranted and inappropriate response, accusing him of sexism. What a silly woman; clearly educated, but silly.
During an interview about advice to parents on the use of mobile phones (advice that turned out to be rather pathetic, actually) Nick put it to her:
You always have this question, so I know you're familiar with it - this balance you have to get between nannying on the one hand, or being accused of it at least, and on the other hand, banality, stating things that are obvious.
Hardly a challenging concept for her to grasp, and in fact very generous in its simplicity because it sets things up for her to provide an easy answer and view.
"I thought you were going to be sexist," said Dame Davies, and as I drove my car along the dual carriageway, I struggled to understand how on earth he was being sexist at all, and why she came up with such an absurd comment.
"I'm not sure I understand which bit of that is sexist," said Nick, matching my own thoughts.
"I wonder whether you would say that to a male Chief Medical Officer," said Dame Silly Davies.
At this point I decided that she is a twat, and someone who has muscled her way along in life, possibly threatening in her deportment, and probably rather intimidating generally. This is typical of those who operate with the strap-line "I'm a woman in a man's world and so I am going to be a pain in the arse and challenging in every way, without cause most of the time".
"No, I said you are often accused of being a nanny, I didn't say I accused you of being a nanny." (Nick)
"Ah, clever" was her pompous retort.
She has, as recently as December, referred to herself as Chief Nanny, so it seems she is simply confrontational when it suits her, and cherry picks issues for contention. It seems she's decided to step down now, and will later this year end her tenure as the first female CMO, in favour of becoming the first female Master of Trinity College, Cambridge. I am sure she will be equally adept in the discipline of 'beating up males' and making gender her nauseating raison d'etre.
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Sunday, 3 February 2019
Sunday, 27 January 2019
27.1.19 Dancing On Thin Ice
Here we go again, another 2-hour session of - mediocrity blended with utter shite, cliches and patronising crap - all mixed with pointless utterances.
James Jordan 31.5
"What a way to start the show," said Phil, right on cue. Apparently James was "on point" according to Christopher Dean.
Saara Aalto 27.0
Steady and safe, a careful routine with a fair amount in it. Her positive approach is commendable, not that I could cope with her myself - probably because I am too lazy. Banjo said nothing of interest, and Jason told her she was thinking of "little finesses". "It's about your flow over the ice," said Christopher Dean. So, skating then . . . . .
Ryan Sidebottom - Couldn't dance this week
Didi Conn 18.5
For 67 years of age, she is certainly rather agile. But how then should she be judged, in comparison with skaters who are actually trying to move around under their own steam? A sweet old woman? How, though, is it feasible to assess the performance?
Gemma Collins 16.5
Her mum is much bigger than her! Gemma went up and down, pointlessly - then face-planted! "She is skating now," said her partner. Errrrr, face first? They all pandered for her - fuck knows why.
Melody Thornton 32.5
Very good! She did a lot of skating with some rather good moves. Wow!
Wes Nelson 29.5
A good skater, no doubt. Jason said "appree-see-ate" and pissed me off. It was a good performance, despite a couple of minor issues.
Brian McFadden 24.0
A bit better than last time, so worth the extra points. Jason mentioned "finessing" and I yawned.
Saira Khan 24.0
The queen of melodrama annoyed in the VT, and then it was the performance. Better than last week for sure, and I mentioned this to Mrs MWSC. "She's still got the grace of a slug." said Mrs MWSC.
She is so loud it's frightening, and of course annoying as fuck.
Jane Danson 21.5
A sack of spuds being carted around, I'd say. What a disaster. Line dancing is a dire theme at the best of times. "Awkward body positions," said Banjo, rather generously.
All the skaters were on screen for the review as the voting closed - except Gemma Collins, again. She wasn't there last week either. Too many allowances are being made for this tosser.
We had an update on Gemma Collins from her other half, to ensure even more pandering to the woman.
She got through, of course, because this show is not about dancing on ice, ironically. Didi and Saaaaara in the skate off, it turned out. Hardly any doubt regarding the winner, so putting the kettle on was not going to deprive me of anything.
So there we have it, a 67-year-old magnanimously leaves the show after skating rather better than a self-obsessed twat who face planted on ice.
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James Jordan 31.5
"What a way to start the show," said Phil, right on cue. Apparently James was "on point" according to Christopher Dean.
Saara Aalto 27.0
Steady and safe, a careful routine with a fair amount in it. Her positive approach is commendable, not that I could cope with her myself - probably because I am too lazy. Banjo said nothing of interest, and Jason told her she was thinking of "little finesses". "It's about your flow over the ice," said Christopher Dean. So, skating then . . . . .
Ryan Sidebottom - Couldn't dance this week
Didi Conn 18.5
For 67 years of age, she is certainly rather agile. But how then should she be judged, in comparison with skaters who are actually trying to move around under their own steam? A sweet old woman? How, though, is it feasible to assess the performance?
Gemma Collins 16.5
Her mum is much bigger than her! Gemma went up and down, pointlessly - then face-planted! "She is skating now," said her partner. Errrrr, face first? They all pandered for her - fuck knows why.
Melody Thornton 32.5
Very good! She did a lot of skating with some rather good moves. Wow!
Wes Nelson 29.5
A good skater, no doubt. Jason said "appree-see-ate" and pissed me off. It was a good performance, despite a couple of minor issues.
Brian McFadden 24.0
A bit better than last time, so worth the extra points. Jason mentioned "finessing" and I yawned.
Saira Khan 24.0
The queen of melodrama annoyed in the VT, and then it was the performance. Better than last week for sure, and I mentioned this to Mrs MWSC. "She's still got the grace of a slug." said Mrs MWSC.
She is so loud it's frightening, and of course annoying as fuck.
Jane Danson 21.5
A sack of spuds being carted around, I'd say. What a disaster. Line dancing is a dire theme at the best of times. "Awkward body positions," said Banjo, rather generously.
All the skaters were on screen for the review as the voting closed - except Gemma Collins, again. She wasn't there last week either. Too many allowances are being made for this tosser.
We had an update on Gemma Collins from her other half, to ensure even more pandering to the woman.
She got through, of course, because this show is not about dancing on ice, ironically. Didi and Saaaaara in the skate off, it turned out. Hardly any doubt regarding the winner, so putting the kettle on was not going to deprive me of anything.
So there we have it, a 67-year-old magnanimously leaves the show after skating rather better than a self-obsessed twat who face planted on ice.
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Thursday, 24 January 2019
24.1.19 Liam Fox Speaks
Listening to Radio 4 this week, I was utterly appalled to hear Liam Fox being interviewed, and struggling to speak English. Not only was his view on Brexit utter bollocks, he was unable to pronounce . . . . . initiate.
That's right, a simple 8-letter word managed to scramble his brain to the point where he completely failed to manage the third of four syllables.
He contrived the following:
IN - I - SEE - ATE
What a fucking joke.
That's right, a simple 8-letter word managed to scramble his brain to the point where he completely failed to manage the third of four syllables.
He contrived the following:
IN - I - SEE - ATE
What a fucking joke.
Sunday, 20 January 2019
20.1.19 Dancing On Ice - More Moronic Mess
Two hours and ten minutes this week, which suggests an improved level of content and efficiency while at the same time confirming that the two-hour running time for the last two weeks, for half the number of competitors was a criminal piece of ITV scheduling.
Dodo 16.5
The not quite extinct Didi Conn is sixty-seven years old, so in many respects she cannot be blamed for offering so little on the ice. Her forte seems to be being hauled around and lifted. In summary, she is being patronised by all around her. Her highest score so far, claimed Schofield, not a hard task considering this was her second outing. Her task was to incorporate three spins during the routine, and she managed just two, Chris told us all. Banjo congratulated her for performing well "week in and week out" - this was her second cunting 90 second skate!
Jane Danson 20
She was carted around the ice a bit more this time, and her first skate was a bit better. Jason wanted regret, remorse and a few other things to have shown while she was going round the rink, and he apparently didn't see all that . . . . the guy is no doubt overly-opinionated and permanently in danger of twatishness. Jason seems to have a bit of a downer on Jane.
Richard Blackwood 18
An unmemorable performance if ever there was one. The only interest was that Carlotta, his professional dance partner, is tiny and good to watch.
Saara Aalto 26
Very good; she took some risks in dancing solo for decent periods, and moved quickly compared with the others.
Brian McFadden 22
He spent so much of the routine picking her up, dropping her, and generally chucking his partner, Alex, around. "Brian, when you lift your partner, you've got to make sure she's landed before you let go of her." Excellent advice from Jayne Torvill.
James Jordan 27
Although I understand that the "ice" part is new to him, James has a clear advantage in terms of dance ability and performance, so he should indeed be getting good scores.
Saira Khan 18.5
Continuing to annoy, Saira again made reference to being Asian rather needlessly, and after her first performance when she was lugged around like luggage, she this time contributed very little - again It was a weak effort all round, and after being overly rewarded last week, she was this time ..... overly rewarded! She has an inflated view of herself. "It felt Mark was moving you around the ice," said Ashley Banjo. Yes, indeed, and she managed two spins, not three. "At some point, there's going to be some solo skating," said Chris Dean, warning her appropriately that she needs to start skating.
Ryan Sidebottom 19
Last week he was very slow, and was always going to feature in the skate off. He survived because xxx was worse, and both Dodo and Gemma Collins have enough fans (why?) to vote and save them. This time, Ryan was dressed as the Beast as his Partner (Beauty) flitted around him. It was a tame effort, but better than last week.
Wes Nelson 29.5
Very confident. They perhaps tried to put a bit too much into the lifts at the end, but he went for it. Consistent scores from all judges. I am still struggling to work out how a Love Island contestant is a "celebrity" but then he's not alone in being in such a position; the term is a joke these days.
Gemma Collins 13
A complete fucking joke of a "performance". She did fuck all cunting skating! A fair voting approach would have been 6 points. "It's great that you turned up and are here," said Banjo, and that says it all - commenting on attendance rather than skating. What an unpleasant waste of space, and utterly horrible personality. Sadly she still has a good chance of getting through because arseholes addicted to ITVBe will vote for her. This is everything that's wrong about these shows.
Melody Chapman 20.5
3.5 from Jason and 6 each from T and D, so Jason, who wants people to really go for it, marks them down. The Jason, you wanker! You gave 3 points to the walrus who did fuck all skating!
Matt Chapman 3.5
The compere talked shit to a phenomenal level this week, and we all had to suffer the drivel he delivered at an unacceptably noisy and nauseous level.
At the round up and recap ahead of the voting closing, 10 of the 11 entrants were on camera to chat with Phil and Holly; missing was the Essex fridge.
The voting was a complete joke, as Richard and Saira were left to skate against each other for survival. I have no wish to see (and hear, because she shouts rather than talks) Saira again, but for Collins to have survived demonstrates 100% why the format for these shows is so massively fucked up beyond belief.
Richard was quite slow, but then again was expected to lift Carlotta all over the place. Meanwhile, Saira was quite content to be the one lifted, so she had less to do. Lots of holding on and imitation of a Garfield sticking to a car window.
Jason saved Richard
Banjo saved Richard
Dean the twat saved Saira
Torvill did the cuntin same, with the casting vote
What a wanking load of crap!
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Dodo 16.5
The not quite extinct Didi Conn is sixty-seven years old, so in many respects she cannot be blamed for offering so little on the ice. Her forte seems to be being hauled around and lifted. In summary, she is being patronised by all around her. Her highest score so far, claimed Schofield, not a hard task considering this was her second outing. Her task was to incorporate three spins during the routine, and she managed just two, Chris told us all. Banjo congratulated her for performing well "week in and week out" - this was her second cunting 90 second skate!
Jane Danson 20
She was carted around the ice a bit more this time, and her first skate was a bit better. Jason wanted regret, remorse and a few other things to have shown while she was going round the rink, and he apparently didn't see all that . . . . the guy is no doubt overly-opinionated and permanently in danger of twatishness. Jason seems to have a bit of a downer on Jane.
Richard Blackwood 18
An unmemorable performance if ever there was one. The only interest was that Carlotta, his professional dance partner, is tiny and good to watch.
Saara Aalto 26
Very good; she took some risks in dancing solo for decent periods, and moved quickly compared with the others.
Brian McFadden 22
He spent so much of the routine picking her up, dropping her, and generally chucking his partner, Alex, around. "Brian, when you lift your partner, you've got to make sure she's landed before you let go of her." Excellent advice from Jayne Torvill.
James Jordan 27
Although I understand that the "ice" part is new to him, James has a clear advantage in terms of dance ability and performance, so he should indeed be getting good scores.
Saira Khan 18.5
Continuing to annoy, Saira again made reference to being Asian rather needlessly, and after her first performance when she was lugged around like luggage, she this time contributed very little - again It was a weak effort all round, and after being overly rewarded last week, she was this time ..... overly rewarded! She has an inflated view of herself. "It felt Mark was moving you around the ice," said Ashley Banjo. Yes, indeed, and she managed two spins, not three. "At some point, there's going to be some solo skating," said Chris Dean, warning her appropriately that she needs to start skating.
Ryan Sidebottom 19
Last week he was very slow, and was always going to feature in the skate off. He survived because xxx was worse, and both Dodo and Gemma Collins have enough fans (why?) to vote and save them. This time, Ryan was dressed as the Beast as his Partner (Beauty) flitted around him. It was a tame effort, but better than last week.
Wes Nelson 29.5
Very confident. They perhaps tried to put a bit too much into the lifts at the end, but he went for it. Consistent scores from all judges. I am still struggling to work out how a Love Island contestant is a "celebrity" but then he's not alone in being in such a position; the term is a joke these days.
Gemma Collins 13
A complete fucking joke of a "performance". She did fuck all cunting skating! A fair voting approach would have been 6 points. "It's great that you turned up and are here," said Banjo, and that says it all - commenting on attendance rather than skating. What an unpleasant waste of space, and utterly horrible personality. Sadly she still has a good chance of getting through because arseholes addicted to ITVBe will vote for her. This is everything that's wrong about these shows.
Melody Chapman 20.5
3.5 from Jason and 6 each from T and D, so Jason, who wants people to really go for it, marks them down. The Jason, you wanker! You gave 3 points to the walrus who did fuck all skating!
Matt Chapman 3.5
The compere talked shit to a phenomenal level this week, and we all had to suffer the drivel he delivered at an unacceptably noisy and nauseous level.
At the round up and recap ahead of the voting closing, 10 of the 11 entrants were on camera to chat with Phil and Holly; missing was the Essex fridge.
The voting was a complete joke, as Richard and Saira were left to skate against each other for survival. I have no wish to see (and hear, because she shouts rather than talks) Saira again, but for Collins to have survived demonstrates 100% why the format for these shows is so massively fucked up beyond belief.
Richard was quite slow, but then again was expected to lift Carlotta all over the place. Meanwhile, Saira was quite content to be the one lifted, so she had less to do. Lots of holding on and imitation of a Garfield sticking to a car window.
Jason saved Richard
Banjo saved Richard
Dean the twat saved Saira
Torvill did the cuntin same, with the casting vote
What a wanking load of crap!
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