I'm writing this in reference to Jeremy Paxman calling David
Cameron a 'complete idiot' after the PM spoke in terms almost glorifying the
First World War. However, Paxman, and a great deal of other people, don't view
next year's centenary of the beginning of the blood bath better known as the
'Great War', or to the optimists, the war to end wars, as a cause for
celebration. Indeed Paxman refers to the conflict as a 'calamity'.
Now a senior Downing Street aide, Rob Wilson MP, has
joined the furore caused by that famous Leftist fellow travelling BBC commie,
Paxoman's 'complete idiot' description of Cameron. Being classed as a 'complete
idiot' is arguably Cameron's greatest achievement, given the calibre of the
competition he must have faced: George Osborne, Michael Gove, Jeremy Hunt and
IDS to name but a few first class contenders.
Apparently, Wilson wrote:
“Mr Paxman should make a full and public apology for his comments. He should
make it clear to BBC viewers and licence fee payers that his remarks were
inaccurate and ill-founded.
“This sneering and
aggressive approach is one of the reasons many people are put off politics.”
Well fuck me gently on the back
seat of a Bentley if Rob Wilson MP's words don't take the full
packet of (dark) chocolate digestives. But he has a point.
If it isn't a weirdly beardy Paxman taking those vulnerable
Ministers and MPs to task over the absolute lash-up they're making of the
economy; then it's that evil Jon Snow ambushing Sir Alex Ferguson in an
interview, implying that poor old Alex was a Stalinist; or John Humphries eviscerating
some unsuspecting Minister at an ungodly hour of the morning.
Jeremy Paxman, arch Leftie scourge of MPs and Ministers of State |
Rob Wilson is well and truly in denial, well and truly up at
the blue end. For a few years I lived next to a secondary modern school in
North London, and the noise from its playground was far more civilised than the
Yahoo bun fights that take place at regular occurrence during sittings of
parliament.
From listening to the hubbub that emanates from that
particular house of horrors, one wonders how this shower can hold the keep a
grip on, let alone steer the ship of state without continuously running
aground. But then, that's exactly what they do in an all too frequent fashion.
No Mr Wilson, people are not put off politics by sneering
aggressive news presenters. They're but a minor irritation; and they don't hold
sway over our wellbeing. No Wilson, they're put off by lying, mendacious,
duplicitous, arrogant, stupid, elitist, avaricious, greedy, rapacious, voracious,
untrustworthy, dissembling twats like you, Cameron, Osborne and Iain Drunkard-Shite.
We're put off by people like you who for a living make our lives hell; rich
people who steer their ideologically driven policies through parliament as
though out on a grouse shoot on the Yorkshire Moors.
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