http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7836782.stm
I think I have coming on the genuine case of depression ever. Yesterday I threw things, now I’m resigned to it or maybe just more tired.
ugh
Unbelievable.
Fortunately there is no reported idiocy today of the UK government I can bring to you all.. However this probably due to the anointing of Barack “off white” Obama as Supreme Leader. They are probably doing even worse things whilst journalists faun over Obama.
They could arrive in America any time now: food police.
I refer to an interesting item in the U.K. Telegraph. The British government is sending contractors door to door to teach its citizens how to manage leftovers.
British bureaucrats, you see, worry that Brits are wasting too much food – one third of store-bought grub, they say, is tossed. That is bad for the environment.
Government contractors – “food champions” – are going door to door to teach helpless, inept citizens how to shop better, eat less and manage their leftovers. They offer useful tips at their Web site (lovefoodhatewaste.com).
Are there any accounts of a tyrant in history who would dare to tell his citizens how to eat?
I mean, slaves in Egypt had to toil all day to build the pyramids, but at least they did not have an eating habits manager …
Obviously, capitalism needs to be saved from itself…
yup, if tyranny goes well, its justified. If tyranny fails, we need more.
Yet again, the politicians prove their unability to pass elementary school arithematic.
I seriously don’t get it. Do they just not think about what they are saying and doing? Jeez.
I heard the other day that they foudn new evidence suggesting the pyramid builders were not slaves, but paid workers, something about their houses being to large to be a slaves or something.
I’ve read about that too. But that just raises the question about if the wages Pharaoh paid were legitimately his money, and, also, if there were regulations against competing employers.