End of Year - David Cameron

Guardian: Has the following editorial on David Cameron and Ed Miliband, on Cameron, “ ..the public is still smiling on the man at the helm. …..message of today's….poll ….that will bring the prime minister some seasonal cheer ”. The Coalition Government under PM David Cameron has had deal with the mess left behind by the Blair/Brown years. The UK voter understands that next year could be tougher than 2011, it can be argued that unemployment will go up, growth in the economy could be negative or very limited. If the Euro goes down the toilet it could mean that the UK economy could retract, thus more welfare spending. As with always the case with Labour, they promise a lot but leave a mess, just ask Lady Thatcher on the social problems caused by her 1st Government having to clean up the mess of the previous Labour Government. Also lets be honest the UK voter likes having someone who went to Eton as PM, Tony Blair went to the Scottish version of Eton. The class system has not gone from the UK folks, its deep with the DNA.
　

The Sinking of the Belgrano - Falklands War

Telegraph: Reports that the most controversial aspect of the Falklands War; the sinking of the General Belgrano on the authority of the Lady Thatcher; was justified a new book shows, signals evidence supports the fact that the Belgrano was heading back in to the conflict. This will make Guardian readers have a fit, the left never wanted the War, they would have given up the Islands. It shows that Lady Thatcher was an excellent War Leader, also despite coming under left wing attack the Lady never used the signals fact to support her decision, Lady Thatcher was willing to take the political attack to defend UK National Security. The Lady made mistakes, but on whole the greatest PM since Sir Winston Churchill.
　
　

Happy Christmas from the White House

Death in the UK - Afghanistan Theatre

MOD: Reports that a member of the RAF has died in the UK of wounds sustained in Afghanistan. Thus since 2001 the UK has lost 393 of its Armed Forces Personnel in Afghanistan, of that total it has lost 349 in combat action and 44 due to illness, accidents or other incidents.

Happy Christmas & New Year

Happy Christmas

And

Happy New Year

Let there be Peace and Harmony in 2012

Syrian Regime and the Bombings

Guardian Live - Syria: Reports the following on the bombings, “ The Syrian state media appeared to be laying the ground work for its claims of a terrorist attack yesterday. ”. Thus if you discount Al - Qaeda and the native insurgents, you are left with the only suspect, that is of course the Syrian Regime. It can be argued that they have not been that subtle, getting up the framework for the attack, then creating either a real attack or a bogus attack, did the bombing actually kill anyone, or are the victims those already dead, killed by the Regime. Lets hope the CIA and MI6 have their ears open, and eyes on the ground.

Syrian Bombings

BBC News: Reports on two suicide bombings in Damascus, Syria, from State TV sources the death toll is at 40 and those injured at over a 100. This Syrian Regime blames Al - Qaeda for the attacks, part of the unrest in the Country since March, the general comment on the TV networks is that the bombings could have been planned either by A) Al - Qaeda, B) The internal insurgents, C) The Syria Regime. Of the three this blog would postulate that it could be either A or C, we have seen it is believed Al Qaeda bombings in Iraq, but the Syrian Regime would have no problem is bombing its own people and placing the blame on the native insurgents. As the Arab League is sending Monitors to Syria it would be a perfect way for the Syrian Regime to curtail their movement, of course there is one possibility, that the Syrian Regime planned the bombings in Iraq to give more weight to the bombings today in Syria.