The Talking Clock: Austerity Britain: Chancellor vs. Shadow Chancellor is actually... Bilderberg vs. Bilderberg (official)

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Sunday, 20 February 2011

Austerity Britain: Chancellor vs. Shadow Chancellor is actually... Bilderberg vs. Bilderberg (official)

As one of the few political blogs which will dare mention the Bilderberg Group, we thought we'd pose a little question...

Leaving aside Cabinet member Ken Clarke (Bilderberg)...

When there is a debate about the state of Britain's economy and we see the politicians - in this case George Osborne and Ed Balls - trading insults, how real or how stage managed is the said debate?

We thought we might help you form a better opinion if we were to point out that BOTH George Osborne and Ed Balls are Bilderberg attendees.

We're using that hotbed of tin-foil hat conspiracy "theory" resources known as...

...the Daily Telegraph.

Oh, and: "...a Treasury spokesman said Mr Balls had attended "in his capacity as a minister" and confirmed that all expenses had been met from public funds."

So, where are the minutes of the meeting? Surely, as taxpayers, we're entitled?

Get your 'austerity Britain' and 'all in this together' processes around that one.

We're all politicians in the f***ing Bilderberg Group together, more like.

2 comments:

Harry Hook21 February 2011 02:46
"... how stage managed is the said debate?"

About as real as a Mick McManus/Jackie Pallo wrestling match.
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reiverdave21 February 2011 07:24
There is only one solution friends,
that is to withdraw from the eu and all such related scams then we can isolate and prosecute those bilderberg/eu trough guzzlers one by one.
Amusing comments from ken clarke trying to suggest that maybe he needs to lead the drive in terms of amendments to the european court of human rights?! Smoke and mirrors...that's all. I guess he will then trumpet success if he can persuade them to back down on a few of the finer points etc.
We need to collectively tell him to shove it 'cause we are not interested in any amendments because we don't need to be. Today ken clarke admits he's soft on crime, so i guess he's never been mugged or seen a Granny after being mugged for a fiver etc. These people are the lowest of the low and we should not feel any remorse when we kick them all into touch.
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