New Labour: The End of Days

[Banquo's Ghost]

I imagine InsaneApache and English Assassin wouldn't read the Independent if they were tortured with a damp halibut and a stick of celery, but they, and others, might appreciate this cutting piece (http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/mark-steel/mark-steel-labour-and-a-bout-of-mutual-loathing-917165.html) on the fin de siecle of the UK's current "government".

Warning to foreigners: Contains explicit cricket references.


So there we are – back in 1997 none of us, not the most cynical, realised that a New Labour government would end up being chastised for being too pro-war and pro-America, on Test Match Special by Geoffrey bloody Boycott. No wonder they're shafted.

[CountArach]

Bring on the Lib Dems :laugh4:

[JR-]

i can only hope they leave office before they do any more damage to this country.

[InsaneApache]

Ey yup lad nah sithee, tha nows that Geoff izza bit of a wassock, nah then on't occaison he oppens his gob he talks sense. I'll go tut fut ov owr stairs. Si thee.

Translation.

Now look here old chap, you are aware that Mr. Boycott has a reputation for talking without first acquiring the basic tenents of the subject matter. However on this occasion he has a relevent point to make. Quite frankly, I'm astonished.

:laugh4:

[Idaho]

Boycott is the typical Yorkshireman - an opinion waiting to happen.

The Independent is slightly less interesting than the Argos catalogue...