The Week In Bits no.2.

Ferry Disaster.

South Korean President uses death of almost three hundred children as an electioneering platform.

Wasting Police Resources.

The staff working at Prime Minister David Cameron's constituency office call police in to prevent The Bishop of Oxford and the Reverend Hebden from delivering an open letter on food poverty, signed by 42 Anglican bishops and over 600 clerics. Three police officers attended the incident. Hundreds of pounds of wasted public money and police resources, just so the Tory's can hide from the truth.

Son of God?

Prime Minister David Cameron claims he is the Son of God. well, not quite, but, as an electioneering tool, he does seem to be developing a burgeoning Messiah complex.

God's Work?

Jelly fish stings Prime Minister David Cameron. The Lord works in mysterious ways?

Daydreams.

Blog writer daydreams about the day the headline ' Jeremy Clarkson's family die in inferno!' is printed. Only a joke. Well only a joke in the same way the kn*bH**d Clarkson thinks it only a joke when he comments on suicide victims delaying the trains, or when he makes a sick joke about the crashed Malaysian airliner, or when he says he would have all public sector workers executed in front of their families,or when he says supercars should be used to run over the poor. It's that type of a joke.

Food banks.

Coalition politicians dismiss food banks and the plight of the poor in the same manner Tory politicians dismissed the Irish potato famine.

"the judgement of God sent the calamity to teach the Irish a lesson". Sir Charles Trevelyan.

Delicious Irony.

Ideologically driven fundamentalists infiltrate Michael Gove's ideologically driven academy programme to spread ideologically driven fundamentalist views.