What Now Britain?
David Cameron and his Conservative Party scored quite an impressive victory.
For the first time, the Cameron-led Tories can govern without having to form a coalition.
And it sure is lovely to see the Left freaking-out and throwing tantrums [pass the popcorn and pour me another three fingers of Plymouth Gin, Darling].
However, this should not be seen as a likely triumph of conservative philosophy — the Prime Minister is no Lady Thatcher, as it quite obvious.
What the English and Welsh have opted for is a Softer Fascism that only a Wet Toff like David Cameron can provide.
This is his moment to step-up to wicket and bat away, but, I fear, he will be caught and bowled.
He’s more cockroach than cricket [however, Davy does chirp a-lot — and it's annoying].
The Flames Of Albion still burn.
But, perhaps, the call of the Times will make the Man. We can hope…and pray.
Oh, yes, the leftwits are howling all right! Safe guess which side of politics contributed most to the 37 percent of voters who stayed home.
“The whole voting process is a fraud. And anyhow, nobody could POSSIBLY want to see those awful Tories in power for another term…. (several hours later) WHAAAAAAAT?”
Twitter has become the self-absorbed universe of the left. When they discover the singular lack of overlap between reality and the Twitterverse – well, their actions speak for themselves.