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Thursday
24 June 2010:
Editor © Muhammad Haque.
KHOODEELAAR! TOLD the Sheffield Telegraph so! Years ago. We took the initiative, in 2004-2008, to TELL the Sheffield, Telegraph and the regional MPs to get active in analysing what Ken Livingstone was uttering as a tout for Big Business agenda and their London CrossRail scam. We pointed out the fact that Livingstone was blaming the regions for the alleged dearth of public funding to the tunes of £billions for big business agenda CrossRail scam in London. we told the SNP and we told the ordinary Scots to get involved in the debate. They failed to do that. Years later, both the English regions and the Scots are finding out the hard way that our diagnostic, constitutional and economic commentaries and alerts were spot on years before the destruction was mounted in the formal frontal way that the CLEGGERON bandwagon of right-wingers is now unleashing.... Only NOW is the Sheffield Telegraph carrying a 'letter' in which they say that cuts on Sheffield are unfair in comparing with the CONDEM's funding of Crossrail! CRASS! Late. And patehtic. get active with rigorous, sustained and nonstop opposition to the lies. Admit your slowness and your incompetence. Call for the scrapping of CROSSRAIL! Get Clegg out of Sheffield politically, electorally and ethically...
[Earlier editions]
That the UK Lib Dems party was in fact a misleading one. So misleading, in fact, that its current 'leader' is exposed as a right-winger of dire proportions. Nick Clegg was alwasys a right winger. As we have demonstrated whenever we commenetd on his records and his role in the relevant context in the past one year. This is based on his schooling, his affiliations, his preferences and his role. He was in fact a servant of a tory in the eu hq. So Clegg was never really a Lib Dem, assuming for a moment that that two-word party represented anything remotely democratic as we define democratic as the universal principle of accountability of the power wielders and of the power seekers in the name of the people. As we also originally and exclusively observed, Clegg was chosen by the 'British establishment' the forces that carry out the real big business military industrial complex agenda making in this country, to continue Blair’s Thatcherite programme designed to smash the ordinary people into the ground. Big Society! How long before the media stops lying for them! Now people in Sheffield are getting doses of ‘awareness’ ‘letters’ in the Sheffield Telegraph. That title is itself an evidential disgrace. It never tells the truth itself. It does the trendy thing that all ‘regional’ 'mainstream' media get up to. Now it is trendy to chime in and echo the ‘sentiments’ about the CLEGGERON Budget of cuts. After a while, the Sheffield Telegraph will revert to its complacent, misleading, misinformed state. Unless there is direct evidence of CLEGGERON assault on Sheffield and in the nearby ‘Sheffield Telegraph’ commercial circulation area. However, for the records, we pulps the texts of the two letters dated today 24 June 2010 that deride Tory Clegg’s behaviour. They CONDEMN the condemnable CONDEM crime against society, against the environment and against the ethics of pro-democratic aspirants still managing to stay active with a residual conscientiousness….. Nick Clegg was managed into that ‘TV Debase’. As we instantly and accurately dissected and diagnosed when it was proposed. And by the employment of the A********r Stuart as the OTT-awed presenter of that initial edition [flaunted via Granada TV] , the Establishment made doubly sure that there would be no debate on the evidence, no rigour, no intendance only a promotion for the legitimization of the would be implementer of the sick-making propgramme of reactionary Tory Collusion. Nick Clegg was for THAT political purpose the SICK-maker Clegg. That leads to his having asked to be called SICK CLEGG.
[To be continued]
Here are the two letters from the Sheffield Telegraph:
LETTER marked by KHOODEELAAR! As Letter A
“Is Clegg trying to finish us off?
From: Geoff Turner, Stone Delf, Fulwood, Sheffield S10
Published Date: 24 June 2010
After the dust from the election settles, it is now clear for all to see that Nick Clegg and his new friends intend to trash our city and its working people.
First he insults the public sector workers such as university and NHS staff, teachers, council workers, and civil servants, who constitute a large proportion of Sheffield's working population, by accusing them of having "gold plated" pensions which advertisement
hey do not contribute to, nor deserve, and which he intends to remove from those fortunate enough not to lose their jobs entirely as the cuts bite. Next his government announces that Sheffield Forgemasters are not to be loaned funds to help develop some viable industry for Sheffield, so that's the private sector trashed as well. I wonder how many voters realised that Nick Clegg and his party were unreconstructed Thatcherites? They didn't quite manage to finish Sheffield off in the 1980s, so here they come again to do it properly this time.”
LETTER marked by KHOODEELAAR! As Letter B
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Sickened by this childish politics
From: Valerie Bayliss, Muskoka Avenue, Sheffield S11
Published Date: 24 June 2010
Like nearly everyone in Sheffield I am appalled at the government's announcement that it will not honour the £80m loan promised to Sheffield Forgemasters. This is nothing to do with money being tight.
If the coalition had the political will it would have found the money, as it has for Nissan which, as Cameron announced last week, is to get a grant - not even a loan! - of £20m from the government, and for the Crossrail scheme, which will get,
ally, billions of taxpayers' money in the next few years, as confirmed by the transport minister soon after taking office. This decision is a classic of the 'cutting off your nose to spite your face' kind. Foregmasters was aiming to become a big player in sector crying out for big players and where the investment would have given it a place in one of the fastest-growing manufacturing sectors in the world. What was it that Cameron was saying about rebalancing the UK economy to build up manufacturing? Actions speak louder than words.
Connoisseurs of childish political point-scoring should read the statement Nick Clegg has posted on his website, which makes it clear that the decision was purely a political and not a financial one. Sheffielders will no doubt remember this decision when they next face a ballot box.”