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- The three lies that prove the scam
- This cannot continue
- Reform of the BBC
- A nation of people
- No Greens in the Emerald State
- Follow the money
- Irish general election
- The joys of democracy
- Déjà vu all over again
- Steel yourself
- Synchronised burning
- Terminal decline
- She don't get it
- What for?
- Learning how to rebel
- That's shocking
- When chaos rules
- It's Foxtrot Oscar time
- Surrender of the euroslime
- Even our rubbish is rubbish
- They can't jail us all
- Inevitable
- A real liberal
- Go no further
- Giving in to your rational side
- We are revolutionaries now
- Pex
- The wages of instability
- Money for Mr Pachauri
- Snow bomb
- Too far ahead
- The knee bone is connected to the ...
- Sad, bad and dangerous
- Is Fox serious about the "Military Covenant"?
- We've been there before
- A smile passed my lips
- Sucking it in
- Scraping the barrel
- Wise choice
- And now if you want to weep
- The face of the enemy
- Other people's money
- Mad days
- The words begin with
- One born every minute
- The death of satire
- The retreat continues
- Blog
- The whores of Failygraph
- Camoronics?
- Help for heroes
- Sucking up subsidies
- Booker
- Rot at the Beeb
- Europe: voices from the grave
- Who wrote this, and when?
- Baiting the warmists
- Open Fred
- Finger on the pulse
- Komik Korner
- False prophets
- The shape of things to come
- A gift that keeps on giving
- Heartwrenching and complex
- An existential threat
- Reverberations
- Unmanaged space
- Give the mob its Bone
- Part two
- Opportunism?
- Why the surprise?
- A classical education
- Three days early
- Grovelling in the weeds
- If it quacks ... it's a horse
- They have lost their fear
- The deed is done
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In a decision which would struggle to crawl out of a primeval swamp with sufficient vigour to qualify it as moronic, the formless creatures that pass for our leaders have decided to continue the £1bn aid programme to India, paying it £280m a year until 2015.
This is the country which has, as the Daily Mail observes, three times more billionaires than the UK. It has its nuclear power, its own £1.2 billion space programme and spends £20 billion in defence each year, maintaining a standing army of over a million. It is rich enough to donate money to African nations each year – to say nothing being a major donor to Afghanistan.
The sad creature Andrew Mitchell, the International Development Secretary, says Britain will channel its aid to the three poorest states in India ... which is why, of course, we are giving £10 million to Rajendra Pachauri for his thieving outfit ... in New Delhi, while he continues to live in millionaires' row.
Our masters are beyond stupid ... beyond venal, regressed to below the level of the slime from which they have so recently emerged. They bring new meaning to the word crass and new hope to imbeciles, who can now aspire to the highest office. Bring on the tumbrels. Putting them out of our misery would be a blessing.
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