Time for John Reid to go
He has been in office for 4 days and already John Reid has managed to increase the number of serious offenders not considered for deportation from 79 to 150.
Surely it is time for him to go?
Surely it is time for him to go?
posted by Martin Curtis at 2:54 PM
4 Comments:
Its time Cameron went, as well. It is his absolute duty as leader of the opposition, to question the moral bankruptcy of a government that places MPs elected to Scottish constituencies, to rule over English departments.
John Reid, in his new role at the Home Office, will be pontificating that the English must carry ID cards to access services in England - "for security and fraud reasons." Yet his own Scottish constituents will not have to do so. The Scottish Parliament and the Welsh Assembly have already said that their own countries will not require their citizens to produce ID cards for all devolved matters, which includes the NHS.
When a minority rules a majority using discriminatory and strict controlling methods, it is nothing less than apartheid.
Cameron is so busy telling us to recycle, that he is not even attempting to address this stripping of democracy in England.
He should go. He should have broken his neck dancing to the bagpipes, instead of his leg. He's useless and so are the English MPs who choose to sniff Scottish backsides, rather than stick up for their own constituents
So all Welsh and Scottish UK Ministers, MPs, Lords and presumably the next UK Prime Minister as well as the Welsh and Scots staying in England but who can establish their Welsh or Scottish residential credentials will not be required to carry “entitlement” cards. However all those who cannot so identify themselves, namely the citizens of England, whether or not they and their ancestors have paid rates, national insurance and taxes all their lives and whose forefathers have suffered and died for Britain and so-called British freedoms will be required to establish their entitlement to that for which they have already paid!
The problem is we have no data which is essential and should be shared between different departments involved with prisoners. Surely prisoners are monitored after their release too and if it was known they were here illegally, alarm bells should bave been ringing, there should have been a procudure to follow.
On another matter, someobody was asking me why we have no Conservative councillors in Cambridge, is that something you might know? I wrote about it today, the worrying situation there, if you have any ideas, it would be good to hear them.
He should never have been appointed.
Both he and Douglas Alexander have no mandate to represent English constituents, let alone make up part of executive.
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