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By  David Craig, on November 16th, 2010 We’re expected to be pleased that some balding, lazy parasite who occasionally lives at Buckingham Palace, has announced he is to get married. How many millions of our money will be wasted on the ‘great celebration’? Once Her Maj has popped her clogs, why can’t we just get rid of the rubbish at Buck Pal? Prince Charles is a self-centered, complaining, self-obsessed waste of skin who has never done anything useful for anyone but has probably cost us at least £100 million. His spawn (if they really are his rather than one being produced by the sperm of a certain red-haired army major) are dim and pointless.
Time to ditch the lot. There are more than enough greedy parasites at Westminster that we have to pay for. Let’s close down the worthless Windsors after Her Maj goes to a better place and save ourselves a packet.
By  David Craig, on November 16th, 2010 Liar David Cameron has reportedly claimed that it is in Britain’s interest to help bail out the Irish. Is it really in our interest? Or is it just in the interests of Britain’s banks which have loaned billions to Ireland and now want the British taxpayer to take a hit for their reckless, but profitable lending?
So once again, Britain’s taxpayers are being fleeced to pay for the mistakes of the ruling elite of politicians, bureaucrats and bankers. From what I can see, it seems as if Liar Cameron is lying yet again and again and again…..
By  David Craig, on November 15th, 2010 As the Chandlers are thankfully released, it might be worth asking why they were allowed to be captured in the first place. When they were taken, a Royal Navy ship with royal marines on board stood idly by doing nothing at all. Shouldn’t they have tried to rescue the Chandlers and kill all the pirates? Isn’t it the navy’s job to protect British citizens who pay our many admirals’ massive salaries and pensions?
We now have more admirals than we have ships. The navy has just become a bloated bureaucracy filled with incompetent self-serving cowards. And now we’re wasting billions on giving these buffoons aircraft carriers that won’t have any aircraft to carry. What a farce.
By  David Craig, on November 14th, 2010 Just watched the David Haye vs Audley Harrison so-called ‘boxing’ match. These two nonentities got about £6m for avoiding doing anything for two rounds. Then when Haye actually did land a few half-hearted punches, Harrison gave up, leaving with about £1.2m for doing virtually nothing. Anybody who paid to see this farce should be feeling well and truly ripped off. Perhaps Simon Cowell should take over boxing – after all, this excuse for a fight looked just as fixed as the fiX-Factor.
Once again, it’s snouts in the trough for those involved and the idiotic public get fleeced yet again. Please, stop giving all these people your money.
By  David Craig, on November 13th, 2010 You would never have believed it. The miserable, sanctimonious, joy-destroying Guardianistas have actually published an article that is vaguely amusing. It’s at https://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/2010/nov/13/increasingly-poor-todd-maragaret
Makes a break from Polly Toynbee’s ludicrous rantings. Enjoy it while you can- it may be a couple of centuries before the next one comes along.
By  David Craig, on November 12th, 2010 Over 16 million people will be glued to the fiX-Factor this Saturday to see what tricks Simon Cowell comes up with to keep the singing scarecrow, Katie Waissel, in his supposed ‘competition’. Will he manipulate the voting results? Will he just tell the other well-paid and seemingly ever-obedient ‘judges’ how to vote? Or has he some other subtle trick up his expensively-tailored sleeve?
With its many unexpected twists, its incontinent blubbing, its constant screaming and the raw talent of none of its contestants – the fiX-Factor has got everything that makes great TV. I’ll be watching too. So probably will you.
By  David Craig, on November 11th, 2010 The Governor of the Bank of England, the overpaid and underperforming Mervyn King, has just made his latest wise pronouncement stating that in a couple of years it’s “about as likely that inflation will be above the target as below it”. I could have told you that, without King’s huge salary and enormous taxpayer-funded pension. This buffoon failed to spot the largest financial crisis for a century, failed to understand what was happening, failed to take any effective action, failed to perform his key role of keeping inflation at around 2% and now is completely clueless about pretty much everything.
So he’s perfectly qualified to hold a leading government job just like so many of the other fools who got Britain into its current mess and who will all retire with multi-millionaire pensions that we will have to pay for.
By  David Craig, on November 11th, 2010 Just been on a week’s holiday in Crete. I thought I had booked with a proper holiday company. But it turned out that the company was just part of the awful German-owned TUI/Thomson holidays. So I got ‘Thomsoned’ – appalling flight, dreadful reps, slum of a hotel, bathroom covered in thick black mould and all travellers treated like dirt.
So watch out on your next holiday – TUI/Thomson own so many holiday company brands that even if you think you’ve booked with a proper company, you may find that you too get ‘Thomsoned’.
By  David Craig, on November 11th, 2010 Gordon Liar Brown, Britain’s most incompetent chancellor and worst ever PM, gets paid a very nice salary and overly generous expenses to do a job representing his constituents. The question is: has Liar Brown actually been at Westminster doing what we pay him to do? Or has Liar Brown been taking the money without turning up for work?
This dishonest, bullying, sociopathic, brooding, deluded and bumbling fool seems to have set a new low point for greed and selfishness in British politics. Yet he will live out the rest of his life in luxury thanks to the forced generosity of British taxpayers whom he has ruined with his financial incontinence and managerial ineptitude.
By  David Craig, on November 10th, 2010 Apparently around 16 million people watch the appalling Simon Cowell Karaoke show believing that it’s a talent competition and that voting for their favourite will make some kind of difference to the result.
Still, looking on the positive side, this suggests that about 50 million Brits are smart enough to realise that the Cowell weeping and blubbing freak show is probably a fix. So these 50 million spend their Saturday night doing something more useful than watching the fiX-Factor. So there is hope for us after all.
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