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XPost: alt.politics.british, uk.media, uk.media.newspapers
From: m1cky@
On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 12:47:07 +0100, banana
wrote:
>Cokehead Cameron and his smackhead wife, eh?
I hear they've got a spastic kid, is that true?
>You gotta laugh at today's 'Guardian' article. They've got two
>paragraphs talking about how "a close relative" of Cameron was a heroin
>addict. They quote him as saying he's "incredibly proud" of the person.
>And then, immediately following, they print a photo of him kissing his
>wife. Get it?
>
>It reminds me of those articles about Jack Straw, when he was Home
>Secretary and his son got arrested for selling drugs... Juxtapose the
>photo with the text...
>
>It also reminds me of when the rape accusation surfaced against 'Prince'
>Charles's boyfriend M*chael F*wcett. Lots of photos of the two of them,
>dressed in camp clothes out on the grouse moor. One of them standing
>behind the other with an enigmatic smile on his face. Often next to
>articles talking about how an 'unnamed aide" was the subject of the
>allegations, and how F*wcett (not named as the aide) was said to have
>'adopted the prince's mannerisms'.
>
>Most MPs are cokeheads. Why? For the same reason they use Blackberries.
>They want to be like City boys.
>
>How much of this Cameron business was set up? I don't know. Probably all
>of it. It's not unheard of for the cockiest candidate to get disgraced,
>leaving someone else to 'walk it'. It's not unheard of for a PR campaign
>to focus on APPARENT MOMENTUM.
>
>Huge amounts of personal stuff about 'top' politicians are kept quiet by
>the running-dog 'press corps'. E.g. William Hague's use of a fake wife,
>Edward Heath and Gordon Brown's sexual preferences, the latter's affair
>with Peter Mandelson, etc. etc. etc.
>
>Mustn't 'lower confidence' in the stage show, the system of hypocrisy
>and lies, eh? Mustn't give anyone the idea that the State, the parties,
>the unions, etc. are nothing but tools of big business. Mustn't help
>anyone realise that there is massive ENCOURAGEMENT by UK 'opinion
>formers' to waste your mind using drugs [1].
>
>But with Cameron, it's not being kept quiet...for which there must be a
>reason.
>
>For those who want the Tories to move their arses over to the opposite
>seats in the House of Commons, the WORST course of events will be if the
>run-off is between COKEHEAD CAMERON (with the EX-JUNKIE WIFE [2]) and
>DRUG-SMUGGLER CLARKE [3].
>
>You noticed that Bilderberger Clarke's involvement in SMUGGLING drugs
>stopped being an 'issue', when Cameron's USE of drugs became one, right?
>
>My prediction? I think the next Tory leader will be either David Davis
>or Liam Fox.
>
>
>
>
>(1) Yes, Virginia, the brewery companies are involved in marketing to
>students and feeding the 'opinion' that being a student is not about
>your studies, but is principally about getting drunk.
>
>(2) I say 'ex-junkie' to be polite. Whether Samantha Cameron has
>currently got a maintenance prescription from a quack, for heroin or
>methadone or some other Class A drug, I don't know. Although while I'm
>here, I do know that hubbie told the Home Affairs Select Committee that
>he wanted heroin addicts to get heroin from the State.
>
>(3) I must add a rider here. With enough effort, it is possible at the
>present time to get most of the population to support almost anything.
>E.g. look at the whipped-up popular support for Louise Woodward, the
>nanny who battered a toddler to death and was sold by the 'UK' media as
>a hero.
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
* Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)
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