When Gordon Brown came to power, what did we get? So much rain that half the country was flooded.
And when David Cameron became Prime Minister, what did we get?
Two weeks of sunshine.
When Cameron said 'Let sunshine win the day', he wasn't kidding, was he?*
*Just watch those lefty trolls go to work in the comments, now!
He'll be getting a dose of 1922 committee sunshine tomorrow by all accounts.
ReplyDeleteIt was a foolish move by Cameron to attempt such a clumsy dismantling of potential opposition from backbenchers. It will guarantee more of it and sooner.
We've even got rays of yellow light in the Cabinet. No, wait, they're just Lib Dems.
ReplyDeleteWell he is the heir to Blair. :-)
ReplyDeleteJust the World Cup to win now and the Tories can claim God has changed political allegiance, then.
ReplyDeleteIn other news, Cameron promises that enjoying a beer on days like these is going to cost everyone more.
Let the good times roll, eh?
Possibly, but an objective graph of precipitation in SE England vs. political rule would be:
ReplyDeleteBrown=too much rain.
with
Cameron=not enough rain.
And you interpret this as unalloyed success.
No wonder we all get fed up with bloody politicians.
Boring to repeat this I know but there was a rainbow over Buckingham palace when Cameron entered.
ReplyDeleteHowever I doubt that for Cameron Clegg or the rest of us we will find a place where 'troubles melt like lemon drops'
And we won the cricket.
ReplyDeleteLet's see how we do in the World Cup before we get too excited.
ReplyDelete:D
We've already won a World Cup this year. As Johnny Norfolk said. (good job there btw England!)
ReplyDeleteCan see it now after a few more weeks sunshine.... Cameron causes drought in South East! :)
Rainbow over the Palace when Cameron entered can only mean one thing.
ReplyDeleteHe can still be Dorothy!
England has one one soccer and one rugby world cup. Both under Labour.
ReplyDeleteYou can't argue with facts.
I think you should be thanking Nick and Vince.
ReplyDeleteDon't underestimate such portents. On the day of the referendum on devolution for Scotland I went to vote no, no, and, well, actually that was it. You could indeed vote no twice.
ReplyDeleteWhen I came out I looked up in wonder at the bright blue sky. The wonder turned to dread as I saw two dead straight vapour trails intersecting at acute angles against the deep background.
Then I knew we who saw sense were boned.
That's a true story.
The Lib Dems are the yellow party, therefore...... THANKS NICK FOR THE SUN! ;)
ReplyDeleteJoy bells are ringing,
ReplyDeleteThe songs birds are singing,
And ev'ryone's happy and gay.
Dull days are over,
We'll soon be in clover,
So pack all your troubles away.
The sun has got his hat on
Hip-hip-hip-hooray!
The sun has got his hat on,
He's coming out today.
Now we'll all be happy,
Hip-hip-hip-hooray!
The sun has got his hat on,
And he's coming out today.
It could have been Nick Clegg and his bright yellow ties.
ReplyDelete@Jimmy. Britain also got one banana man, the Milipede the elder and one Lors Sleaze, both under Labour. Surely, you cannot argue with facts!
ReplyDeleteNow, when Brown took over by back-stabbing Blair by unleashing his Watsons, McBrides,Balls etc.., he materialised at every ditch overflows by rain, the photo opportunity BBC relished so much that Nick Robinson was hyperventilating with words (talking about the initiative):" Brown has got it, and Cameron has lost it"...", and the not stopping at that, the BBC had a field day praising Jaqui Smith with superlatives that I last heard in USA about Kissinger when he replaced the most ineffectual but gentlemanly Secretary of State William Rogers under Nixon. Who knew at that time that Brown will be the worst PM for a generation and Ms Smith will bill us, the taxpaying public, the cost of her husband watching pornographic films, all under Labour!!! You cannor argue with facts!
Oh well, if you want to take that argument how come my earliest memories are of living in Keysoe (nr Kimbolton un Cambridgeshire) and I recall it always being sunny (this would have been pre-Thatcher) or the bright day following Labour's massive win in 1997, or the fact it was already getting dark when Cameron first arrived at Downing St as PM ;-)
ReplyDeleteI seem to remember that The Sun changed allegiance months ago... ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that it was sunny in Zimbabwe the day that Mugabe came to power.
ReplyDeleteIs that anything like Nazi Germany, where sunny days were declared to be "Fuhrer Weather"?
ReplyDeleteI detect a note of personality cult creeping in here... and it's only been a few days!
I do remember Call Me Dave making fun of Broon on this very subject in the Commons a few weeks after he became PM. It seems the weather, along with almost everything else, was affected by Jonah's curse.
ReplyDeleteMind you, I don't especially care if England win the World Cup or not. The Reaper isn't English and lives in Northern Ireland, see.
I blame the global warming...it started in America, cutting back spending now would mean that The icecaps will melt by next Thursday, etc!
ReplyDeleteword verification was semen, lol!
As Guido called it, Gordon was a jinx.
ReplyDeleteIf England win the World Cup - we'll know that cameron really has the X Factor.
And we have a water shortage next month he'll probably wish he'd kept his cocky gob shut!
ReplyDeleteJust what you would expect with 3 more years of "catastrophic global warming";-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a shame the government is committed to destroying most of the economy to stop this warmth.
Who cares about the weather? With David Cameron in power, we will have years of darkness, arguably this sunshine marks his political honeyoon, but soon it will be over and misery will come.
ReplyDeleteForward with Labour!
I'm predicting two parliaments of Con-Dem coalition and I want it to go all the way...This new Liberal Conservative movement should start a revolution....
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