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Savage becomes a campaign issue in britain
By Michael Savage
The scandal over my being banned in britain seems to have tipped the political scales in favor of the conservative party there. People in england have reacted with outrage to my being put on a list of terrorists, murderers and imams who advocate the violent overthrow of the british government. Even liberals in england are able to understand this. But to completely understand why this has had such a dramatic effect on the british political system, you have to examine the recent history of politics in england.
In the 1980s, british conservatives rallied around the figure of margaret thatcher and made her prime minister. The iron lady of england won the fauklands war against argentina and finally began to slow the advance of leftism that had consumed england since the end of world war 2. But after she left office, the glib tony blair and his labour party rose to power, depicting himself as a moderate. He became prime minister, and soon proved, along with his transatlantic counterpart, bill clinton, that he was in the same communist mold as his predecessors. By the time blair left office two years ago and turned power over to gordon brown, england had already started to grow sick of its latest leftist leaders.
Very quickly, gordon brown, jacqui smith (whom brown had appointed as home secretary), and the rest of the labour party became burdened with one scandal after another. Smith admitted in 2007 that she had broken the law by smoking pot. Expense accounts from labour members of parliament began to include dog food, horse manure, and a bill for x-rated movies that jacqui smith’s husband had watched. In the most recent election, the conservative party made huge gains. The leftist mayor of london, “red ken” livingston, was defeated by conservative boris johnson.
And now, the government decision to ban me from the country seems to be the straw that broke the camel’s back. Boris johnson has used the incident as a rallying cry to his own party. Gordon brown has been forced to apologize before parliament, and it is widely believed that he will give jacqui smith the boot. So don’t believe for one minute that michael savage doesn’t have an impact. Not only on politics in the united states, but on politics around the world. The savage nation can change britain. The savage nation can transform america. And the savage nation can make the world a safe place for men and women of conscience to speak their minds freely.
Thank you. Now I’ll actually read it.
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Political machines don't leave so easy.. in the United States.. Until they have killed and terrorized(intimidated) a good number of people..
It is rather egomaniacal of him to claim that his banning has become a major campaign issue in Britain and that it has ‘tipped the scale’ in favour of the Conservatives. They were already tipped in favour of the Conservatives long before Smith’s latest in a long line of gaffes.
I’m also a bit dubious of his claim that Broon apologised to Parliament for banning him. I know he’s apologised ‘on behalf of all politicians’ to the British Public for MP’s expenses claims, but I can’t find anything about the Dear Leader apologising or even mentioning Michael Savage in any way. He strikes me as having a rather inflated sense of his own importance...