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March moans..

Heavens above! What a week..

Brown strutting around the EU trying to persuade all and sundry that the calamitous state of affairs in the UK is all the fault of everyone else and that we should all spend ourselves stupid in a bizarre and doomed attempt to climb out of the abyss.

In denial of the fact that the UK is likely to get screwed hardest of all by the current crisis because of his failure to monitor the situation, profligate spending and abject incompetence all round. And all this in the face of the comments by the Bank of England that the spendfest has to stop.

A government report (Rose) is expected to suggest primary school kids learn more about blogging and using Wikipedia. How sad. Another example of New Labour's mantra that IT is the answer to all society's ills and the key to some brave new world of educated, employable, highly-skilled and rounded citizens. I'd suggest 'illiterate and inarticulate computer nerds'.

Brown envelopes stuffed with used fivers? Another NuLab minister has been claiming shedloads of cash allowances for his parents' house despite his own home being convenient for Westminster. It seems he may not even have stayed there!

On top of Jacqui Smith's similar situation (ooh, er Mrs!) vis-a-vis her sister's house and other cases, it just goes to show that Labour have outsleazed the Tory administration of the mid-'90s in spades.
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