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Bloody cold December..

I had planned to describe December as 'white' but I suspect that this is no longer permitted under enlightened legislation to safeguard everyone from any kind of persecution on grounds of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender, disability, etc, etc.......
Where to start? There are so many things about which any right-thinking person should be experiencing frequent apoplectic fits, it is hard to pick out the most brightly shining stars in the firmament of utter bollocks.
BA cabin crew being duped - allegedly - into voting to strike for 12 days solidly over Christmas by their union. How on earth does anyone still fail to realise that the trades unions - particularly the big Waffen-SS style super-unions..) are run by power-crazed fascists whose only real motivation is to fight the class war whilst lining their personal pockets?
The Nu Labour government clearly thinks that climbing out of the trenches of the class war and lumbering across no mans land towards the playing fields of Eton, beneath their banners of spite, bigotry and envy is going to save its bacon in the general election.
I have limited faith or confidence in the Tory party at the moment (sorry, 'at this moment in time' in current mediaspeak aka shit English) but I hope passionately that this government of amateurs, charlatans, crooks, incompetents and sycophants is routed. I worry that we may be left with a right royal and 'well hung' - ooh, er Mrs! - f*** up..
Plan to blog more regularly in 2010 and hope a few like-minded middle-aged misanthropes will join in, or indeed misanthropes of all ages!
Happy Allegedly the son of a Godmas and a less rage-inpiring 2010!

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