Tuesday, 28 July 2009

Savaged by Porridge.

Yawn.
The government has been accused of failing to develop a green economy for the 21st Century by its own outgoing adviser on sustainable development.
Sir Jonathon Porritt, who left his role at the weekend, criticised ministers on the environment and social justice, and for failing to protect UK prosperity.
He told the BBC the biggest problems were in the Treasury, business and transport departments.
The government said it had a "strong record" on environmental policies.
Sir Jonathon told BBC environment analyst Roger Harrabin that the three departments singled out were dogmatically following an outdated Thatcherite model of economic growth regardless of the social and environmental consequences.
Oh, what bollocks. Did Porridge spend the fucking 80s in a coma? Whatever you think of Thatcher, and I'm no fan, you can hardly say that a key feature of her economic policies was to spunk away billions and billions on wankery and state expansion. I'm not saying it didn't happen at all, but that at least she said it wasn't desirable. This is just the whining of some anti-human tit who feels he hasn't got his way because the government, deranged as it is, won't take the country back to the dark ages or kill half the population.

Twat.

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