Tuesday, 16 February 2010
MUST READ the brilliant 'Airbrushed for change - MyDavidCameron.com | Five lessons from MyDavidCameron'
Five lessons from MyDavidCameron
By Clifford Singer
On 30 January I spoke at a packed session on "new media and the election" at the Progressive London conference, alongside Alex Smith, Helen Gardner, Sunny Hundal and Andy Newman. There were strong contributions from all my fellow speakers and from the audience. This, more or less, is what I said.
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The Bullingdon Club of 1992: pictured are (1) George Osborne, (2) Harry Mount, (3) Chris Coleridge, (4) Lupus von Maltzahn, (5) Mark Petre (6) Peter Holmes a Court, (7) Nat Rothschild, (8) Jason GissingWho said George Osborne has no qualifications in economics!Billions between them and waiting for more.Just read how Labour as well as the Tories have shovelled your wealth to the mega-rich'.
‘In 1976, excluding property, the bottom half of the UK population owned 12% of the marketable wealth;
by 2003 that had fallen to just 1%.
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Monday, 15 February 2010
"I heard they'll be a hung Parliament. Can anyone tell me where I can get tickets?"
Ever wondered what life would be like with the BNP? - Dominic Kennedy of the Times found out.
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to not show enlarge option -->Minutes after inviting him in, the BNP ejects the Times reporter Dominic Kennedy from a press conference. They objected to an article in Saturday's paper
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One man grabbed my nose and tried to remove it from my face. I was seized and shoved out of the door towards a parked car. I threw my hands out to steady myself. A BNP thug snarled: “Don’t touch people’s cars mate.” Obviously, I offered no resistance.
I had gone to the Elm Park pub in Hornchurch to report on a press conference at which Nick Griffin, MEP for North West England and chairman of the British National Party, was to explain how his activists had just passed an historic membership reform.
Although I had been invited, one prominent BNP politician had taken exception to an article in Saturday’s edition of The Times. After he lost his temper with me I was quickly shoved and lifted out of the building, hit in the back and had my face squashed.
The BNP, the most successful hard-right party since Oswald Mosley’s 1930s neo-Nazi Blackshirts, had been forced by equality legislation to hold an extraordinary general meeting to let non-whites become members.
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