Evil , Duplicitous Bastards

On the day that David Cameron announces the death of his beloved son Ivan. Peter Mandelson is using the event as cover to bring forward the much hated postal privatisation bill , allready beset by cynical leaks this week.

At the very time Gordon "I saved the world" Brown is giving his "SINCERE" words, his henchman is using tragic circumstance too steamroller legislation through on the sly.


USING AN EVENT LIKE THIS. SHAMEFUL.

TRADE UNION AND LABOUR SUPPORTERS GO TO A MIRROR AND LOOK. WHAT ARE YOU REALLY ABOUT WHEN YOU TOLERATE THIS?



ENOUGH! MANDELSON AND CAMPBELL MUST GO NOW!

OUR CONDOLENCES TOO THE CAMERON FAMILY

"Ivan Cameron has died
Extremely sad news has just reached us.
David Cameron's son, Ivan, died earlier today.
The BBC has more.
Needless to say, we send our deepest condolences to David, Samantha and the Cameron family.
Jonathan Isaby Ivan Cameron has died
Extremely sad news has just reached us.
David Cameron's son, Ivan, died earlier today.

The BBC has more.
Needless to say, we send our deepest condolences to David, Samantha and the Cameron family.
Jonathan Isaby "


A painful loss for you and your family and our heart felt sorrow.

Rest in peace little one, your gentle example to the world was a beacon.


the People of Scotland.

Could this explain the Scottish press' editorial obeyance to New Labour mantras?

Could this little snippet of how the Labour party , using government resources, keep Scotlands chattering classes sweet and onside?


Courtesy Guido Fawkes:


Scottish Dead Tree Scribblers Flee the Press
Guido doesn't usually do local, particularly not local Scotland. However this is a bit too fun to ignore. Some thoughtless council official has made the mistake of putting this minute on the North Lanarkshire council website and it has put into the public domain the entire short list of applicants for the job as their Head of Spin.
Looks like there is a rush to get out out of the Dead Tree Press and into the safe harbour of the public sector with easy hours and gold plated pensions to accompany the job security.






"J. Allardyce" must be Jason Allardyce, associate editor of the Sunday Times Scotland.
"A.F. Carlin" could be Tony Carlin, Group Content Editor of Herald newspapers
"J.B. Currie" could be Brian Currie, former Evening Times’ political editor and now group political editor of Herald newspapers
"S. Dalgety" is probably Susan Dalgety, former Labour councillor and now of Holyrood Communications PR firm
"T.J.J. Little" must be Tom Little, Scotland on Sunday columnist
"S. Penman" is almost certainly Stephen Penman, currently Deputy Editor, Sunday Herald
"K.C. Symon" sounds like Ken Symon, currently with public affairs company McGarvie Morrison MediaOne surprise, "J.P. Murdoch" - surely things can't be that bad....