Back again - quick round-up

Apologies to the readership for the break in transmissions, I was away on an intense business trip all last week. It meant I missed the fun of the end of COP26 – which seems to have been successful in generating the hot air it promised. Also I missed the press get down and dirty on more MP’s for their second jobs. 

The second jobs piece is of interest because it will always be skewed, many Tory MP’s had real careers and jobs which is a good thing. They then try to carry these on whilst living on lower incomes as MP’s – this may or may not be a bad thing, depending on how they are earning their silver. Labour will never suffer the same and most of their current MP’s are morons and useless party acolytes. One of the few successful ones is Keir Starmer and the morality police are banging down his door as much as the Tories. They won’t be after the deputy Labour leader, who by any estimations is totally unemployable so of course does not have a second job. Labour will always do better here, just as they will see more of their MP’s sent to prison for criminal misdemeanours from their stupid and grasping intakes of grifters. 

All of this is pummelling the Government in the polls and quite right too. Labour Budgets, poor political tactics and incompetent leadership – nothing like some large poll leads and some by-election defeats to help concentrate the minds a little onto important matters of state. 

Interestingly though, having travelled in Europe much of the week, it is of note that basically the UK has had the right strategy all along with Covid. So much of the remainer-led criticism has been plain wrong and continues to be. The fully lockdown-enthralled states are not doing any better than us and are gearing up for another heavy wave just as we muddle-through with no restrictions and limited deaths. In politics of course, this is a massive loser being right – because there are plenty of anit-vax idiots and commie-lockdown worshippers to help keep the narrative going of poor Government choices.