“Some analysts think the government might also extend VAT to food, as is the norm across the European Union, or, more likely, widen the number of foods that qualify for VAT, either at a reduced rate of 5 percent, or the full rate.”

http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKLNE64K01R20100521

Freedom can’t be based on the license issued to individuals, elected as MPs, on one day in 2005.

Gordon Brown and the Labour spin machine have done everything they can to close down the debate on the 42 day detention without trial issue and other issues concerning our freedom.

The result of this campaign is that Labour lead by Gordon Brown look like manipulative cowards who run from a fight and lack the courage of their convictions. It has also forced the Conservative party to nail its colours to the mast of Freedom and committing to repeal the 42 day suspension of rights guaranteed to every free born Englishman for almost the last 800 years, until New Labour came to power.

The cost of the byelection is a red herring. £70k is nothing in the balance sheet of government waste and spending.(And nothing compared to the £2.7 billion loan Gordon Brown took out to try and win the Crewe and Nantwich byelection in our names ).

Can you remeber the people’s juries and other New Lab consultation exercises using government money to fund political campaigning ?

David Davis may not be everyone’s cup of tea, though he does inspire strong loyalty in many people who know him. There is no denying that he has changed the course of the national debate in the country.

This can be seen in the traditional smears that New Lab have tried, and now the unplanned speech on civil liberty that Brown made last week, and the news items on local council abuses of anti-terrorism powers combined with the debate on DNA and CCTV ( again New Labour trying to steer the argument their way ).

You mean “goods for which demand is (price-)inelastic”. And that’s not a good definition of necessary goods. A better one would be: “goods that are demanded in a fixed quantity, and thus for which – up to that quantity – demand is inelastic with respect to price.”

Nick Griffin doesn’t even allow freedom of speech within the BNP,after a recent leadership challenge Griffin and his cohorts went on a purge of all those who dared speak out against him.

Griffin was recently on a US speaking tour and in Michigan all he did was abuse and insult the audience.