We could, of course, tell you what is wrong and how to fix it - and have done.
But you and your kind don't listen - never have listened.
You are only really interested in maintaining your own power and privilege, and want people to tell you only what you want to hear, on your terms.
To that effect you have developed sophisticated filters which enable you to hear only what you want to hear.
And that is why you will never solve the problem, Mr Cameron. You are the problem.
In true form, the Daily Mail is doing what it does best. As ever, one has to reserve judgement given the Mail, like all media, is prone to gross distortion. However, the salient details appear to be true. And here is the cause of your riots. The bad guys have no reason to fear British justice. The only people who need fear the courts and their uniformed tax extractors are the good and decent people of Britain.
Wetsuits are easily obtained. Shame about the assualt rifles huh?
One good thing achieved by all this rioting is to take "climate change" almost completely off the media agenda. So far has it retreated that the grip of the "scare" on the public imagination has been broken. It will never recover to the same intensity, and any politician now trying to stake a reputation on saving the planet from "global warming" will get very little traction.
We have also had some help from Mother Nature which, after a glorious early spring, has given us an indifferent summer and a distinctly cool August, with the Met office telling us that we've had the best of it.
For me, having spent the last year pouring over records from 1940, I see an uncanny similarity between the current weather and that experienced then – when there was also an early, fine spring – lasting into June – but with a poor summer. It got so bad on 19 August that air warfare virtually ceased for a few days. Oddly, then as now, there was a heat wave in parts of North America (below right).
That year was also characterised by a glorious Indian summer, the London Blitz starting on 7 September in a blaze of sunshine as well as fire, with record temperatures. And what followed was a brutal winter, so cold at times that water froze out of the firemen's hoses, as they sought to quench the flames of Nazi brutality.
Then, of course, was the start of the "little cooling" – conditions which seem to be replicating themselves in the here and now. And, as a hint of what is to come, we see reports of heavy snow in New Zealand, following a polar blast whiuch has been characterised as "of the order of a 50-year event".
The level of snow that had fallen in Wellington has not been seen since at least the 1970s. In Wanganui in the North Island, snow had settled for the first time since 1974. Dunedin airport was closed, passengers were left stranded at Queenstown Airport and some flights were cancelled in and out of Christchurch Airport yesterday morning.
With such events, the global warming scare is getting less and less credible, although we are far from out of the woods yet. As Booker and I observed in our book "Scared to death", the most damaging effects of a scare come from the regulatory aftermath, when the politicians pass laws to deal with the supposed threats.
Interestingly though, if we are going through another "little cooling", the politicians should be mindful of the winter of 1947-8, when the brutal conditions brought British industry to a near-halt and precipitated an economic crisis from which the Labour government never really recovered.
The fool Cameron and his idiot friends, aided and abetted by the media, seem determined to replicate the economic conditions, and the time-frame is such that a repeat of the 1940s weather pattern would be enough to trigger massive power outages.
If Cameron is still around in seven years time, we will at least have the opportunity of telling him, "I told you so" – provided the mob has not already torn the man apart by then.
"These thugs we saw last week don't represent us and they don't represent the young people and they won't drag us down," Mr Cameron said.
The trouble is, Mr Cameron, you don't represent us either. We don't share your values, we don't trust you, didn't vote for you, and do not accept from you what you think is "leadership". We have no confidence that you have any grasp of the issues, or can even begin to solve the problem.
Reheating the same tired old scams isn't going to work either, Mr Cameron. You tried that on us inSeptember 2007, so offering a variation of the same thing now does not impress.
A "National Citizen Service" would help mend Britain's "broken society", you said in 2007. You said that you wanted the programme to bring together "north and south, black and white, rich and poor". It would help young people "develop a sense of purpose, optimism and belonging which would reduce their desire to binge drink, carry weapons and take drugs", you said.
Hundreds of thousands of 16-year-olds would be encouraged to spend the summer on "a six-week course to encourage patriotism and civic responsibility", you said.
Do you really think you can take us for fools? Do you really think we are as stupid as you evidently are? Do you really think that throwing public money at such a fatuous scheme is going to solve anything? And as for your "human rights" promise ... we've heard it all before. Your were there in February 2009, remember? Why should we believe you will do anything now?
We could, of course, tell you what is wrong and how to fix it - and have done. But you and your kind don't listen - never have listened. You are only really interested in maintaining your own power and privilege, and want people to tell you only what you want to hear, on your terms. To that effect you have developed sophisticated filters which enable you to hear only what you want to hear.
And that is why you will never solve the problem, Mr Cameron. You are the problem.
And that is why you will never solve the problem, Mr Cameron. You are the problem.
In true form, the Daily Mail is doing what it does best. As ever, one has to reserve judgement given the Mail, like all media, is prone to gross distortion. However, the salient details appear to be true. And here is the cause of your riots. The bad guys have no reason to fear British justice. The only people who need fear the courts and their uniformed tax extractors are the good and decent people of Britain.
Wetsuits are easily obtained. Shame about the assualt rifles huh?
I cannot think of a better metaphor for Britains relationship with the EU.
We have also had some help from Mother Nature which, after a glorious early spring, has given us an indifferent summer and a distinctly cool August, with the Met office telling us that we've had the best of it.
For me, having spent the last year pouring over records from 1940, I see an uncanny similarity between the current weather and that experienced then – when there was also an early, fine spring – lasting into June – but with a poor summer. It got so bad on 19 August that air warfare virtually ceased for a few days. Oddly, then as now, there was a heat wave in parts of North America (below right).
That year was also characterised by a glorious Indian summer, the London Blitz starting on 7 September in a blaze of sunshine as well as fire, with record temperatures. And what followed was a brutal winter, so cold at times that water froze out of the firemen's hoses, as they sought to quench the flames of Nazi brutality.
Then, of course, was the start of the "little cooling" – conditions which seem to be replicating themselves in the here and now. And, as a hint of what is to come, we see reports of heavy snow in New Zealand, following a polar blast whiuch has been characterised as "of the order of a 50-year event".
The level of snow that had fallen in Wellington has not been seen since at least the 1970s. In Wanganui in the North Island, snow had settled for the first time since 1974. Dunedin airport was closed, passengers were left stranded at Queenstown Airport and some flights were cancelled in and out of Christchurch Airport yesterday morning.
With such events, the global warming scare is getting less and less credible, although we are far from out of the woods yet. As Booker and I observed in our book "Scared to death", the most damaging effects of a scare come from the regulatory aftermath, when the politicians pass laws to deal with the supposed threats.
Interestingly though, if we are going through another "little cooling", the politicians should be mindful of the winter of 1947-8, when the brutal conditions brought British industry to a near-halt and precipitated an economic crisis from which the Labour government never really recovered.
The fool Cameron and his idiot friends, aided and abetted by the media, seem determined to replicate the economic conditions, and the time-frame is such that a repeat of the 1940s weather pattern would be enough to trigger massive power outages.
If Cameron is still around in seven years time, we will at least have the opportunity of telling him, "I told you so" – provided the mob has not already torn the man apart by then.
"These thugs we saw last week don't represent us and they don't represent the young people and they won't drag us down," Mr Cameron said.
The trouble is, Mr Cameron, you don't represent us either. We don't share your values, we don't trust you, didn't vote for you, and do not accept from you what you think is "leadership". We have no confidence that you have any grasp of the issues, or can even begin to solve the problem.
Reheating the same tired old scams isn't going to work either, Mr Cameron. You tried that on us inSeptember 2007, so offering a variation of the same thing now does not impress.
A "National Citizen Service" would help mend Britain's "broken society", you said in 2007. You said that you wanted the programme to bring together "north and south, black and white, rich and poor". It would help young people "develop a sense of purpose, optimism and belonging which would reduce their desire to binge drink, carry weapons and take drugs", you said.
Hundreds of thousands of 16-year-olds would be encouraged to spend the summer on "a six-week course to encourage patriotism and civic responsibility", you said.
Do you really think you can take us for fools? Do you really think we are as stupid as you evidently are? Do you really think that throwing public money at such a fatuous scheme is going to solve anything? And as for your "human rights" promise ... we've heard it all before. Your were there in February 2009, remember? Why should we believe you will do anything now?
We could, of course, tell you what is wrong and how to fix it - and have done. But you and your kind don't listen - never have listened. You are only really interested in maintaining your own power and privilege, and want people to tell you only what you want to hear, on your terms. To that effect you have developed sophisticated filters which enable you to hear only what you want to hear.
And that is why you will never solve the problem, Mr Cameron. You are the problem.
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