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Never Mind the Global Economic Collapse: What about Plastic Bags???

“This morning I had another talk with the German Chancellor, Herr Hitler, and here is the paper which bears his name upon it as well as mine… We regard the agreement signed last night as symbolic of the desire of our two peoples never to have to pay more than is necessary for our chocolate confectionary. That is why our new Anglo-German Treaty on Maximum Permissable Prices For Mars Bars And Other Chocolate Confectionary will guarantee now and forever more what I can confidently declare is Peace In Our Time.” Neville Chamberlain, Heston Airport, September 1938.

Not so long from now, distinguished, elderly historians such as Lord (Andrew) Roberts of Manhattan OM and Sir Niall Fergusson are going to be re-examining the behaviour of the world’s political leaders in the run up to the greatest, most hideously painful economic crash in history. And then, sadly, these historians are going to keel over dead, laughing at the risible extent of the self-delusion, arrogance, remoteness and truly breathtaking stupidity displayed by men like David Cameron.

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3 thoughts on “Never mind the global economic collapse: what about plastic bags???”

  1. George Allison says:2nd October 2011 at 8:26 amThe plastic bag ban is a good start for trying to clean up utterly filthy littered country the UK is. The streets of Lusaka in Zambia are cleaner than the average highway verge in the UK.
  2. Ron C. Terry says:3rd October 2011 at 10:49 amIt truly is scary how disconnected these people are – uh um err I mean tis lordship ruler of the world, who shows the light to us common folk! Oh lord what would I do without the lordship meddling in my affairs, and controlling my every action?
    BTW: Where did the lordship get his info on plastic bad decomposition? It’s not like I find pop tops from aluminium cans laying around from the seventies on the side of the roads?
  3. John Fourie says:20th October 2011 at 11:13 pmJust came to your website to say that you are the lowest form of life. Lying and over exaggerating without even understanding the basics. Dont read anything this man says people he only wants you to go to his website to get some click, he is what we call an internet troll and does not deserve a second of your time. Please die so that the world can be a better place.

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