Had It in Holland Park

Government high-street banks, great idea!
       And a chain of government department stores: we could call it "government unified merchandising" or GUM.
       And a government automobile company called "Terribly Reliable Autos - Best Investment) or TRABI
     I wonder why no one ever thought of this before?

I think the changes were done by "Anonymous" - they are notorious for putting their own spin on things.

Ah, well, if the ALLEGATIONS are serious, then of course he should be suspended.  Now who else can we make allegations about?

Ah, Phillip, you can always be counted on to tell the truth, even if it is un-PC.

One nice thing about wearing the fairly ridiculous title of "prince consort," is that when he tells the truth, he can't be hounded from office.  Best the meedja can do is portray the truth as a "gaffe."
       Johann's vitriol does seem excessive, though, and hardly justified by the fact that his neighbour, who didn't marry the queen, got a bit less for his war-time service.   I put it down to the reverse-snobbery that now seems so common amongst the chattering classes. What, in Oz, they call the tall-poppy syndrome.

Not only Gadaffi, try anyone that we don't like in the region he controls.   

     Now as to the rebels murdering hundreds of blacks because they were, well, black.  Oh, folks don't seem to think that this is really a war crime or a crime against humanity - it was done by our side, not theirs, and our side is always right.

No one voted for the Archbishop of Canterbury either.

Well, of course he is guilty of violent disorder - hundreds of people saw him assault that police baton with his head.

I do like a good hypocrite: Anonymous believes in transparency for everyone except themselves.

"... a vile reminder of class privilege that no actual Briton would dare pull these days."
Yeah, Julie, issa good ting we go: rid a tha: privilege of speakin so as wha: ovvers cood unnerstan us, innit?

Yes. Because Obamacare prohibits them from discriminating amongst their workers (e.g. giving their executives better medical cover than they give their workers on an hourly wage).  This is seen as onerous, since when an hourly-wage work gets sick or dies it costs the company much less than when an executive does and executives will not put up with ward care.
       The best way around this is for companies to adopt the congressional system and say: we will pay X% (say, 66% or 70%, for example) of the premium on whatever healthcare insurance that you choose from the following list.  Set and selected correctly, the company keeps their costs the same or less