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By  David Craig, on November 27th, 2011 Almost one in five New Zealanders have left to find jobs and a future abroad (most in Australia). Usually it is the intelligent, talented and those with get up and go who have got up and gone. This means the average intelligence of the population has declined year after year. New Zealand has made up for its brain drain by allowing massive immigration. But it has not taken the garbage, criminals and benefits-scrounging scum that we welcome into Britain with piles of cash and as many UK passports as they want. Instead, many immigrants to New Zealand are coming from China and have bought businesses, educated their children and are contributing to the country. This is ok. But in ten to twenty years, the bozo New Zealanders who are left might start wondering why most of their country is run by Chinese.
As for the Maori, they can go whistle Dixie – the Chinese are not quite as sensitive to the rights of minorities as the rest of us.
By David Craig, on November 25th, 2011 EU Commission head Barroso has threatened Britain. He has warned Britain not to demand any reduction in the EU’s powers in return for agreeing to EU treaty changes to bail out the bankrupt eurozone. Let’s remember who this Barroso is. He is a nobody from a crappy little, thoroughly corrupt bankrupt country. And he is boss of one of the most wasteful, corrupt institutions in the world. And we allow him to threaten us, when British taxpayers pay much of Barroso’s inflated salary and generous expenses.
Why doesn’t David Cameron tell Barroso to get back into line? Oh yes, I remember why – because Cameron is a liar and a coward. So Cameron is going to allow Britain to be pushed around by a worthless, corrupt Portuguese fool.
By David Craig, on November 23rd, 2011 In South Africa the incompetent, corrupt, thieving ANC government has introduced a new law to prevent the press reporting on politicians’ incompetence, corruption and thieving. I know it’s politically incorrect to write the truth but next we can expect South Africa’s extraordinarily productive, white-run farms to be confiscated and handed over to corrupt, incompetent ANC officials and their friends. Within a few years these farms will have gone from being the most productive in Africa into arid, dust-covered wastelands and five hundred years of progress will have been erased in just a decade. Then no doubt our government will give tens of millions of our money to feed starving South Africans just like we did to stave off mass starvation in the once rich Zimbabwe.
South Africa doesn’t need to become another Zimbabwe, but unfortunately it will. While the rest of the world progresses, Africa goes backwards.
By David Craig, on November 22nd, 2011 The economic situation may be looking pretty grim at the moment. But just wait till after the next election. As events in Spain have shown, voters soon get tired of governments that impose cuts and austerity. In Britain we can expect the Coalition to lose the next election and Labour to regain power. Then Gordon Brown’s acolyte Ed Balls will become chancellor. Balls will no doubt apply his master’s cure to every problem – borrow more money and give it to incompetent overpaid bureaucrats to waste. We may be living through a horror story at the moment – with Balls back in power in will turn into absolute terror.
Meanwhile in South Africa the corrupt ANC government has introduced a new law to prevent the press reporting on politicians’ corruption. It won’t be long before South Africa goes the same way as Zimbabwe.
By David Craig, on November 22nd, 2011 Merkel and Sarkozy may need a change in the Lisbon Treaty (aka the EUSSR Constitution) if they want to trick German, Dutch and Swedish taxpayers into bailing out the bankrupt PIIGS (Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, Spain). These gives Britain a once in a lifetime opportunity to use the treaty change as a bargaining tool to obtain concessions like an end to the EUSSR increasing its power, a 30% cut in useless. corrupt, overpaid eurocrats, disbanding the pointless European Court of Human Rights, reducing the EU budget by a third, scrapping the Common Agricultural Policy and taking away immunity from prosecution from corrupt MEPs and officials.
But our cringing coward of a PM seems terrified of confronting the Merkel/Sarzozy stitch up. Instead he may just ask for a few words about a slight loosening of the European Working Hours Directive. Oh Cameron, your cowardice in failing to stand up for British interests is going to make you the second most despised person in Britain – the greedy, careerist Nick Clegg, of course, being the most despised.
By David Craig, on November 17th, 2011 In most private-sector companies about 20% of all money spent is wasted. In the public sector this is usually over 30%. So with our government now spending about £750bn a year, at least £200bn a year – £4bn a week – is being wasted. If you think I’m exaggerating, remember Gordon Liar Brown more than doubled public spending from £350bn to £750bn. But we didn’t get public services that were twice as good as before – most of the money was wasted on huge increases in the number of managers and bureaucrats and in giving them massive salary rises.
So is Osborne tackling the £200bn a year waste? No. Instead he is increasing VAT and other taxes. Before the election I had a meeting with one of Osborne’s advisers – Claire Perry – now an MP. I told her how Osborne could quickly save at least £50bn, but was politely ignored. My impression was that Osborne has surrounded himself with yes-men and yes-women – so our taxes will keep going up and the public-sector can keep on wasting about £200bn a year.
By David Craig, on November 16th, 2011 Here we go. All around Europe, politicians are lashing out against markets, the US, Britain, rating agencies and anyone else they can think of. Their aim – to try to blame someone for the fact that most European countries spend much more than they take in taxes because they (like Britain) all have hugely bloated, overpaid and wasteful public sectors. If European countries had budget surpluses like Australia and most Asian countries, they wouldn’t need to borrow ever more money. So it is the Eurozone’s insatiable adiction to squandering its money which is to blame for its problems – not the markets, Britain, rating agencies or anyone else.
As the Eurozone crisis gets even worse, which is absolutely inevitable given the lack of political leadership, we can expect even more strident attacks on irrelevant targets as Europe’s corrupt political pygmies search for a scapegoat for their own incompetence, mismanagement and greed.
By David Craig, on November 15th, 2011 It wasn’t widely reported in the UK, but President Obama has just hosted a meeting of APEC. The talk was all about linking the USA’s economic future to the growing Asian and Pacific countries and abandoning the bankrupt, busted flush that is Europe.
Our useless lying expenses-thieving pygmy leaders may tell us the Europe will one day emerge from its economic woes, but the USA has seen that Europe is an incompetently-led basket case and that its future prosperity will depend on successful growing countries not Europe debilitated by overspending on a bloated public sector and over-regulation from corrupt wasteful Brussels bureaucrats.
By David Craig, on November 15th, 2011 As Europe’s pygmy leaders frantically look for ways to save their dream of a EUSSR controlled by Brussels, rich boy Nick Clegg brands those who dare criticise the corrupt wasteful EU as chauvinists. When his party gets demolished at the next election, Clegg can look forward to living the multi-millionaire lifestyle as an EU commissioner. Clegg is looking after the interests of just one person – Nick “sod you all as I’m rich” Clegg .
Clegg doesn’t care about what happens to Britain or the British – making Nick Clegg a multi-millionaire is his only goal.
By David Craig, on November 13th, 2011 Britain has debts of about £1.5 trillion. British workers have about £1.5 trillion saved up in pension funds and insurance companies. So the maths is simple – if the government (Tory or Labour) could just get hold of our savings, it could pay back all its debt. Of course, no government would dare simply confiscate our savings. Their attempts to take our money will be more subtle. The Tories are already planning to take at least £50 billion – newspaper headlines yesterday “Osborne wants private sector money held by pension fund managers and insurance companies to fund the infrastructure programme to boost the recovery”. No doubt Tory ministers will find other ways of siphoning off our savings.
Then when Labour get back into power, you can be certain that Ed “Borrow and Spend” Balls will find some way of putting extra taxes on our savings, no doubt under the banner of “fairness”. Your savings are going to be stolen and there’s nothing you can do about it.
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