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What it takes to change a Country, our Country

Time for Change, Time to Vote for Change, Vote Conservative on the 6th May.

via The Conservative Party.

When Labour came into power in 1997, millions of people had high hopes that Britain would become a stronger, fairer society. Of course, Labour did have some good intentions – but, in the end, they just didn’t deliver.

But that doesn’t mean those hopes have to die. They’re now alive with us in the modern Conservative Party – as David Cameron explains in the video below:

As Cameron says

Many, many people are joining us to help make the changes we need in this country. We’re winning the argument on the economy and on building a fairer society.
So, thirteen years on, I’m asking you to go into this election with an open mind. I’m asking you to think about voting for us – even if you’ve never voted Tory before.

Time for a Change

The local news and radio is full of this story about the attack and serious injury of a 27 year old disabled man. Now maybe in the cities and towns of Britain this is par for the course but up here in rural Aberdeenshire this is extraordinary and a sign that we are living in a society that is broken.

Maud, is these days, a sleepy little village, it used to be a lot busier but the railways closed and the Cattle Mart is now derelict. So now the only source of employment is farming or out to the big towns. I pass through it occasionally on my way to other places and haven’t stopped since I bought my car there some 6 years ago. My family lived around here back in the middle of the 1800′s farming. It’s the kind of place where you can still  leave your doors open and nobody will steal anything

So when an attack happens on a disabled person here it is a big shock, that the person attacked should be disabled makes it a huge shock. The cowards who perpetrated this attack then stole their victims car, Bastards.

What can I say. Just that it  all points to the fact that we are living in a Broken Britain and it’s Time for Change. We must get rid of this tired, corrupt,  indecisive and discredited government.  We need a strong and firm government that can make the decisions that can fix Britain and bring us back to the nation we were.

Time for Change.

The BBC has this

A serious attack on a disabled man in his Aberdeenshire home has been branded “particularly nasty and cowardly”.

The 27-year-old victim was left in hospital with head injuries after the incident in Maud’s John Morrison Crescent on Saturday into Sunday.

His grey Volkswagen Golf, registration SY08 YHB, was also taken and was later found crashed.

Grampian Police Det Sgt Kevin Goldie appealed for anyone with information to contact them.

BBC News – Disabled man’s attackers hunted.

With, yet again, the highlighting of Gordon Brown’s bad temper will we hear this question again at PMQ’s in the next week or two.

It also looks like the story about No10 getting the Mail on Sundays Front Page and story being pulled from Sky News review is also true.

Nokia shares are doing well apparently.

With the repeated claims of bullying in the workplace, is it not time for some of Labour’s defenders of the Workers to start questioning why they are putting their faith in Bully Brown.

Time for Change

The Angry Man

Apparently Gordon Brown is an angry man. This story in the Mail on Sunday has seen it being pulled from the Sky Papers review after it looks like they were “leaned on” by No 10.

In the story details of Gordon Brown’s rages are revealed, and this is the man that hold the keys to our Nuclear Weapons, just what you need in a crisis.

According to the report

Well-placed sources say the Prime Minister has been accused of hitting a senior adviser, pulling a secretary out of her chair and hurling foul-mouthed abuse at aides while distraught over an alleged snub by President Barack Obama.

The claims, which are fiercely denied by Mr Brown’s allies, are linked to a new book about Mr Brown by respected political journalist Andrew Rawnsley.

In researching the book, The End Of The Party, due to be published on March 1, Mr Rawnsley has investigated allegations that Mr Brown flew into a number of wild rages since he succeeded Tony Blair as Prime Minister. The publishers say his accounts are so detailed that readers will think he has ‘bugs in the vases at No10′

I assume all right thinking Labour Party members will want to disown this bully of a man?

Time for Change

Angry Gordon Brown ‘hit out at aide and yanked secretary from her chair’ | Mail Online.