Did you see the chimps’ tea party last night? The
unedifying spectacle of seven party leaders and representatives squabbling over
the sandwiches and general flinging their shit about? I believe it was billed
as a debate, but as usual it was nothing more than Britain’s Not Got Talent for
a bunch of deluded losers who all think they have something to offer. Hoot-panting
as each spoke over the other, the IQ of the audience, already not the most
gifted part of the ensemble, progressively lowered as the night went on.
Let’s talk about that audience. Balanced, the BBC said,
rigorously selected to represent a true cross-section of the population. I
assume then, that there were no more than a dozen deranged mentalists in there
to mirror the support for Plaid Cymru, The Greens and the SNP combined. Perhaps the same again for
Ukip and the LimpDems, leaving the bulk to represent the Tories and Labour.
Naturally the Conservative Party supporters would have sat back, listened and
considered what was being said, while the others wore their colours more
openly.
The repeated and often hysterical attacks launched at
Amber Rudd and her calm response pretty much summed up the mood for me. It is
hard to be in the government of such a benign realm as this. Notwithstanding
Diane Abbott’s ridiculous assertion to the contrary this is one of the most
tolerant countries in the world but the one part of society which is openly not
tolerated by the baying mob for ‘social justice’, is the white, working,
tax-paying, patriotic backbone of middle class England.
Welsh, Scottish and Irish accents seem to confer a sort
of honorary BME status on even damned whitey, giving them a leeway not accorded
the hated Tories. And herein lies the main curiosity of the whole shooting
match; the quiet party, the getting-on-with-it, mustn’t-grumble, doing-our-bit
party; the party which most represents the British national character, is constantly
hectored and bullied by the ingrates they feed with their constant cries for
more. The strident demands of those who do the least persistently drowns out
the calls for a sober discussion of solutions.
Always with the problems, your leftists, always wagging
the blame finger. Like arrogant teenagers, yet to make a meaningful contribution
to family life they stamp their feet and clench their fists and spew out irrational
hate for their parents and yet at the same time whine for more pocket money. The
whole event was one of each in turn and often all together railing against the
calm and reasoned voce of the only one there who has ever held high office.
Amber Rudd stood up to her assailants with dignity.
The Coalition of Chaos convenes its first cabinet
But make no mistake, it was a mugging which Theresa May,
for all the opprobrium she is getting for failing to show up, was wise to avoid.
In any case, which other party could you possibly choose to run the country?
The bullying communism of the Greens, the Charlie Drake party of Tim Farron
with his knockabout quips about Bake Off, the insignificant Welsh and Scottish
separatists, Paul ‘Hillsborough’ Nuttall, or the far left commissariat of the
newly Marxist, not just old, but superannuated Labour Party? Give me Grey May
any day.
