Imagine the Decisions Harriet Harman's Court of Public Opinion Would Actually Take
Spectator, The; London › September 07, 2009
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Under the Court of Public Opinion, he said, Jacqui Smith and Peter Mandelson would be banged up for stealing, Gordon Brown would be in a cell for criminal negligence, and Tony Blair would be in the one next door, for war crimes. [...] he said, we'd bring back grammar schools, insist upon weekly bin collections, end immigration, have more police on the beat, reintroduce hanging, send all suspected terrorists to Timbuktu, and scrap health and safety laws, speed cameras, diversity initiatives and windfarms. Because this time, for the first time ever, the public might actually agree with her.
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Imagine the Decisions Harriet Harman's Court of Public Opinion Would Actually Take
So now at least we know what Britain will gain on that golden day when Harriet Harman rules over us all and Ed Balls doesn't.
A dual court system. Or possibly a triple court system, depending on how all those advocates of sharia get on, although sharia is quite irrelevant to this column, and I only included this sentenc...See the full content of this document
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