America’s first Kenyan President has been receiving more bad news. Obama’s popularity rating is still rapidly sinking as he heads towards the mid-term elections and Democrats and Republicans are looking to find candidates for the next Presidential elections.
Killer Moat is becoming a false legend. The growth of shrines to recent dead has been a growing British phenomena. Moat is the latest to build a posthumous fan club.
America’s first Kenyan President, the virulently anti-British Barack Obama, son of a man once held as a terror suspect, has taken over the mantel of “Bottler” Brown.
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AW101 delivered for Marine One trials
Boeing KC-767 delivered to Japan
The FIRE Project editorial team has received a number of emails from readers about our coverage in FIRE News and Aerospace & Defence on-line news columns of the USAF aerial tanker procurement and the procurement of a new Marine One fleet of helicopters to transport POTUS (President of the United States). There are two factors that determine this coverage.
Firstly, we receive news from aerospace and defence companies as part of their marketing communications. As corporate communications from well-established companies these news releases and opinion pieces are well-written but naturally present the marketing story the companies wish to promote. It is our policy to publish these releases without editing.
Secondly, our team members are volunteers who have some considerable experience in their day jobs of aerospace and defence. This sometimes limits our ability to post editorial as journalists because we may have knowledge of privileged information that we are not free to publish and which may not be available to journalists. That can mean that we already have strong opinions based on direct experience but cannot use all of the information available to us. The result is that we will delay posting an editorial opinion until either the privileged information is about to enter the public domain, or we find publicly available information that can be used to base an opinion on. In some cases journalists will research this information or make substantiated claims that then result in rebuttals being published that provide a platform for debate.
In the case of these defence procurements we do have some initial opinion and will revisit the topic later in greater detail.
Chancellor Osborne (left background) with Chief Secretary Law (right foreground)
The Tory Whig Coalition suffered its first loss and the Blair Brown Regime gained their first sleazy victory. British Chief Secretary to the Treasury David Law tendered his resignation. Whig MP for Yeovil, David Law did something that British voters once took for granted, he made a principled decision, placing honour before self. Thirteen years of Blair Brown Regime misrule followed a different path when Ministers only resigned if they had done nothing wrong, whilst crooks and incompetents clung on until beaten off the tree by outraged public opinion.
Is it time to try the Blair Brown Gang for treason and re-introduce the appropriate penalty?
After the Whigs double-dealing blew up in their faces, they were lucky to find the Tories still prepared to offer what had already been agreed. Had it been the Tory deal that blew up, Mandelson and Campbell would have withdrawn any outline offer they might have agreed. Cameron’s Tories showed great statesmanship in keeping the agreed offer on the table and then completing negotiations as though nothing had happened.
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[Note: this posting was held for 30 hours by a technical difficulty] Its always wise to look carefully through anything the Blair Brown Regime says. The reality the next day is always different from the apparent content on the day of propaganda release. What is being attempted is nothing less than a coupe where the voters are the losers.
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The latest twist in the saga is that up to nine Labour MPs are in talks with a view to defecting to the Tories. This would destroy the fragile mathematics on which the highly suspect Coalition of the Losers has been based.
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How Many Faces Does a Whig have? 2,3 or more?