The United Kingdom, a land of the have’s and the have not’s, now also a land of severe cut-backs, with a soon to be dwindling police force having to deal with rising crime by the day, also an inadequate fire service, severe cut’s to the National Health Service, a transport system grinding to a halt with congested roads and overpriced rail travel, and over seeing this squeeze on the public purse we have a a weak and fragile coalition government in charge, who’s ministers are all hell bent on squeezing the last penny out of the working man until the pips squeak, remeber when David Cameron said, "We've seen the books -- and it's much worse than we thought".
Will this coalition government be able to stop the supply of Heroin and other illegal drugs from entering the United Kingdom, drugs that are mainly imported from Pakistan and Afghanistan?
Will this government along with the help of our police force, who's resources will soon be depleted even more, be able to bring to book all the villainous and shifty politicians that are still on the loose, and are still on the make?
Can they find, control, and remove all the illegal immigrant’s, and the so called asylum seekers who have flooded into this country over the last few years, thousand’s if not millions of them still on the loose?
Let’s hope they can, but it’s certainly not going to be easy.
But more important, will this government ever be able to stop the irresistible temptation, that this countries politicians seem to have, and not get us all involved in disastrous and illegal wars?
For this coalition government to earn the respect of the British people it must first see to it that the political establishment in the United Kingdom rids itself of the repugnant stench of corruption, where snobbery and hypocrisy reign side by side.

All the friends of David Laws are now jumping to his defence saying that this Lib-Dem and former chief secretary to the treasury is a man of integrity and that in his first few weeks in a job gifted to him by an unelected government, that he performed his duties with unparalleled efficiency,well he’d not been in the job long enough for anyone to make that judgement, and to hear his supporters like Paddy Ashown and company spouting all this drivel about him is somewhat gut wrenching, this man used taxpayers money in an inappropriate way, and his blatant excuse is because he wanted to keep his private life private, that’s nonsense he knew exactly what he was doing, it was greed, the man’s a millionaire and he's no fool, he didn’t need to draw anything on expenses to keep his relationship secret, upstanding and a man of integrity, I don‘t think so!

David Chaytor the Bury North Labour MP, says that he is been thrown to the wolves, but the truth is that he is going to face justice, and if that’s what he call’s being thrown to the wolves then so be it, because however he describes it, he will still have to appear at Westminster magistrates court next month.
The allegations against him are that he dishonestly claimed more than £20,000.
He is accused of using false invoices to claim rent and computer services.
Also appearing in court is Labour MPs Jim Devine, Elliot Morley and the Conservative Peer Lord Hanningfield.
David Chaytor is believed to have remarked "Throwing people to the wolves won't solve the deeper problems of the Parliamentary expenses system."
He’s wrong there, he’s not getting thrown to the wolves, what he will be doing is going to court to explain his actions, and anyway by his own words he admits that the expenses system was flawed, and himself and the rest of that merry band in Parliament would still be fleecing the public if the information hadn‘t been brought out into the public domain..
Claiming for cleaning moats, fixing tennis courts, claiming for mortgages that don't exist, dog food and trouser presses, using their expenses to boost their pay… there’s more than these four that should be answering for their actions, and I expect there may well be.