The Central Grit Directive

Here we go; this is the Labour government in action. Britain has an unexpected cold snap and grit is running out - so far so understandable. What does Brown do? His natural reaction is to activate a central committee to decide who gets the grit - it's called the 'salt cellar' - some joke, surely! I predict a 'Minister for Grit' being appointed next week, and once his/her team of bureaucrats and their minions are in-place, bonus targets agreed, grade and pay levels and terms of reference adjudicated, it won't be long before they can begin a thorough review of grit allocations. As this is an emergency the grit review publication should be before Parliament towards the end of March ready for immediate allocations of grit stocks in early Summer, unless elections delay proceedings, of course. Yeah, that's a tick in the box for centralised effectiveness - big payouts all round - Way To Go! In a nutshell this is what's wrong with Labour and how they have destroyed Britain - by laying a stultifying blanket of centralised bureaucracy over the whole country. Nothing works as it should and people cannot be seen to be 'just getting on with it' as individuals. No wonder many Britons drink to excess, it's the only illusion of freedom we have.
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