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Listed below are comments made by woodfordhalse between Tuesday, 2nd December 2008 and Wednesday, 7th October 2009.

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Mr Cameron talks to Gen Dannatt 1:39pm on 07 Oct 2009 #10 davidou1234 - I hope your illiterate posting is not indicative of your teaching abilities. It is filled with solecisms and the failure to review and proof-read the entry before posting, at best, demonstrates laziness. Could do better. E for ability and E for effort.
The baroness and the illegal immigrant 12:32pm on 22 Sep 2009 What is the difference between a technical breach of the law and a breach of the law? Answer: the former is committed by members of the Establishment and the latter by the plebs. If ever evidence was needed that Gordon Brown's alleged moral compass has gone awry, this is it, for a moral position should see through such technicalities.
Can Brown stay silent? 1:08pm on 24 Aug 2009 For No 10 to justify its silence by saying this is exclusively a matter for the so-called Scottish Government is disingenuous. That this was a matter pertaining to the Scottish legal system, which has always been different, ignores the point that this decision was bound to have major ramifications for the whole country's relationship with its most important ally. foreign relations and affairs are not devolved to Scotland. Consequently, the Foreign Office had an interest. This is what happens when local authorities start to meddle in things other than road-sweeping, emptying bins and cleaning up after dogs.
Labour's long night of painful firsts 11:45am on 08 Jun 2009 The booing at Gordon Brown from the crowd at the D-Day commemoration said it all. We are normally dignified at such events, but it is clear that GB is now so despised because of his arrogance that we are prepared to show ourselves up in front of the world and the French. The election of BNPs is the direct result of this utterly rotten government.
Three extraordinary personal decisions 12:26pm on 05 Jun 2009 I hate Labour. I hate Gordon Brown. The supply of adjectives to describe this rotten government is drying up.
Test of leadership and authority 4:57pm on 05 May 2009 Gordon Brown really ought to stay out the media's way. Have a look at the background to this photograph: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/8033388.stm

Further comment is rdundant.
The third defeat for reversing FOI 12:57pm on 22 Jan 2009 I do not object to MPs recovering the cost of legitimate and reasonable expenses incurred in the execution of their duties in the same way that I expect to be reimbursed for my out-of-pocket business expenses. However, I do we believe that we the tax-payers are entitled to know that our money is being spent properly. If MPs can't understand this concern, then they are probably insufficiently bright to do their jobs properly. That Gordoin Brown ordered the whipping of Labour MPs to vote through this measure is indicative of either his total detachment from or contempt for the people of this country.

Call a general election now.
Economy, economy, economy 1:29pm on 12 Jan 2009 Further evidence of Gordon Brown's economic illiteracy, who, like everyone in ZANU Labour, has never actually run a business. I run a small business. A paltry employer's signing-on bonus will not persuade me to hire a long-time unemployed person. What will, is a sustained and significant increase in profitable demand for my products. The best way to stimulate such demand is to reduce income tax.

Call a general election now.
Serious questions to answer 2:18pm on 04 Dec 2008 Liar, liar! Your pants are on fire. Speaker Martin blames it all on girl. It's all her fault, so there.

He's worse than a seven year-old in the primary school playground.
In retreat 11:17am on 02 Dec 2008 The Met is in retreat and is now moving into into its other government appointed role of scapegoat. Meanwhile Nick, no comment from you about the government's clumsy and ill-informed attempt to stage-manage the Speaker's statement to the Commons tomorrow. They really do not get democracy and I think they have been genuinely shocked by the reaction of people of all political hues to this attempt to undermine our legislature. I hope they pay dearly for such abuses.

Today the Speaker and Prime Minister will receive my letters of complaint and protest about this grubby affair. I don't expect resignations to follow, but I'm confident that I will now appear on some covert database of dangerous and seditious subversives. What price my army officer's commission from Her Majesty?

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