Freedom-hating former Home Secretary 'hopes' she did a good job

The thoroughly unloved former Home Secretary - the shamed and disgraced Jacqui Smith - tells Iain Dale in an interview for Total Politics: "When I became Home Secretary, I'd never run a major organisation. I hope I did a good job but if I did it was more by luck..."

Well now, Jacqui. Yes, you did do a good job. A good job of smashing centuries of British civil liberties and values. A good job of turning the police force and the British public on each other. A good job of making everyone paranoid that they were (are) being spied on by a wicked Government machine around the clock.

Yes, you did a good job. Dictatorships past, present and future would have been or will be full of admiration for the vile and wicked statutes that you consistently abused the British public with.

Shall we start listing the utterly despicable acts you inflicted on the British public? We'll be here a very long time. It will certainly take longer to list them all than to watch one of those porn films that the British taxpayer has coughed up for on your hubby's behalf.

A good job? Have a look at the nasty little police state with no personal freedom or liberty that you have created. Yes, you and your cronies. Then hang your head in shame at the "good job" you did in destroying all that was once good about being British.

You did more to destroy the British way of life than any idiot in a cave in some third world nation could manage.

But don't worry, Jacqui. You and your relentless tyranny against the British public is what the entire ZaNuLiebour party will be judged upon come the next General Election. We'll get our own back on you and your utterly nasty party then.

In the meantime, shame on you for all you did.

And this was the polite version of this blog post.