Representing the Scottish seat of Paisley and Renfrewshire South, the Scottish Minister of Transport for England, Douglas Alexander, bosses the English about in the matter of our rundown rail system, over-taxed (in every sense) road system and generally presides over the difficulties of moving about in England at all.
This man, unelected by and not answerable to a single England elector, also claims that 'After the 2005 General Election, he was given the role of Minister of State for Europe, part of the Foreign Office, with special provision to attend Cabinet. This job was seen as crucial to successfully piloting the referendum on the European Constitution, a significant electoral pledge by Labour. On June 7, 2005, he was made a Member of the Privy Council.' So we know what his orders must have been and how doglike was his faithfulness in their execution.
Alexander is also the fool (or knave) who insisted on a single ballot paper being used in the Scottish elections, against the advice of civil servants and Scottish electoral officers, directly blamed for the invalidating of over 100,000 votes cast. The Labour Executive had thought thus to enhance their vote by a near fraudulent practice, which resulted in a blowback that threw them out of office in their Scottish colony.
The Scottish member of parliament for the Scottish constituency of Kirkaldy and Cowdenbeath, who claims to have qualified to assume the office of Prime Minister of England by virtue of ousting the current Prime Minister from the leadership of the Labour party, intends to advance Alexander's capacities to wreck English governance.
The Duke of Cumberland has been gravely misrepresented.
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Where are the University members when you need them? Or that place that sank...In a nutshell you describe the lack of legitimacy of our Government... its a shame.
Didn't mean Mutley-like dogs, Mutley, I meant the woof when they're told and how loud kind.
There are notices all along the front at Dunwich 'Do not kick holes in the cliffs', and loads of people putting the boot in; who wouldn't if the Council puts it like that?
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