It's taken them a while but five Bishops have now stepped forward to claim that Zanu Labour is 'morally corrupt'.
So, apart from telling us something we didn't already know, what else do they say?
Well, we shouldn't be trying to spend our way out of a recession and the say Labour is 'beguiled' by money (hence anyone with hard cash can buy 'favours' etc etc).
All this is nicely timed since Wee Gordon is about to claim that the recession is going to be a 'test of character'. He's OK with his mega wages and solid gold pension pot.
And especially since no-one has voted for him - anything he says is either a lie or spin.
The IMF have again slagged off our leaders and claim the 2.5% cut in VAT isn't worth anything.
I also meant last week to flag up the Arabs who told Gordon to stick his claims that they need to increase oil production and lower the price up his arse. They said (as most reasonable people do) that fuel prices are expensive here because of the ridiculous amount of tax Labour slap on. As the Arabs said: if you want cheaper fuel to boost the economy then lower pump prices.
Of course, the BBC ignored this and Labour spin their way to another disaster.
Only those who have worked hard and drive a vehicle have anything to fear in the coming weeks and months.
It's going to be a scary ride.
Showing posts with label law abiding drivers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label law abiding drivers. Show all posts
Sunday, 28 December 2008
Tuesday, 25 November 2008
Call to reward law-abiding drivers
I missed this Press Association story when it first came out.
It underlines what I have been saying is needed for a long time. It makes common sense.
Instead of undermining and punishing motorists there has to be a balance to this idiot government's approach to dealing with motorists.
Don't know who did the poll - but fair play lads. Keep up the good work.
Good motorists think they should be rewarded for keeping to the speed limit, according to a poll.
Nearly half of drivers backed a new idea of speed cameras not only fining speeders but also randomly 'flashing' motorists observing the road limit and rewarding them with a cash payout.
The poll comes as the government unveiled new plans to hammer speeding motorists with a higher fixed penalty of six points for those breaking the limit by 20mph or more - meaning two offences could lead to an automatic 12 point ban.
CG
The Motorists Friend
http://captaingatso.net
It underlines what I have been saying is needed for a long time. It makes common sense.
Instead of undermining and punishing motorists there has to be a balance to this idiot government's approach to dealing with motorists.
Don't know who did the poll - but fair play lads. Keep up the good work.
Good motorists think they should be rewarded for keeping to the speed limit, according to a poll.
Nearly half of drivers backed a new idea of speed cameras not only fining speeders but also randomly 'flashing' motorists observing the road limit and rewarding them with a cash payout.
The poll comes as the government unveiled new plans to hammer speeding motorists with a higher fixed penalty of six points for those breaking the limit by 20mph or more - meaning two offences could lead to an automatic 12 point ban.
CG
The Motorists Friend
http://captaingatso.net
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