John Prescott’s blog is actually rather good

[Rude Eric]

it has been suggested that not all of Prescott's blog (gofourth) is written by the man himself. Prezza denies this completely and responds with humour: "let us bloggers stick together."

As others have noted, the odd thing about Prescott's blog is that it is actually rather good, pacily written and with a bit of get up and go about it (unlike most of the pompous, dreary unread material churned out by other bloggers in the Labour mainstream).

blogs.telegraph.co.uk/iain_martin/blog/2009/02/04/john_prescotts_blog_is_actually_rather_good

www.gofourth.co.uk/johns_blog



Mr Prescott must be one of our best politicians!!!!

[imam]

Yea? Methinx he's an ex shop steward - or ferry steward - who debunked his principles and became a part of the Blair lying bastards Bandwagon.

A late remake of his arrogant - f**k you - image clearly originates from himself and his well paid advisors.

[imam]

Apologies, I never realised there was censroship here so that'll be F U C K as against f**k.

[Rude Eric]

Not only is yor anser way off the point ypur picture an nickname could be an incitemnt to racial hatred. you MUST not hve thers thing.

[flatandy]

Feb 9th, 6 am. Ate a pie. It was vey good. Beef and ale.

Feb 9th, 8am. Full fry up. Lovel stuff. Lots of black pudding. I love black pudding.

Feb 9th, 10:30. Had a steak and kidney pie. I hate microwave pies, but it was all I could get.

Feb 9th, 12:30. Just got in from the chip shop. Punched the bloke running it after he told me that story about Mandelson again. Nice piece of haddock, though. Made myself throw up when I got home. It's easy. Just have to look in the mirror.

[flatandy]

Feb 9th, 3pm.

Tony came round for our regular meeting to discuss defending the workers' brotherhood and advancing the glorious October revolution.

He has a very nice new house out in the Hamptons on Long Island where he'll be staying when he lectures on faith and holy war at Stanford and Yale. He was admiring the new Bugatti I picked up at auction the other day.

We had a very nice meal of steak tournedos as an hors d'oeuvre, a braised pork belly with pearl barley as a starter, roasted shoulder of lamb as the main, and a chocolate cake for pudding. I like chocolate cake. Tony complained that the food was a bit heavy, but he's always whining like that.

Henry, the butler, suggested that we weren't properly in tune with working class sensibilities. I told him that he was utterly wrong, and that steak tournedos is really truly informative of the revolutionary dialectic, and is properly egalitarian and if enough people eat it, the bourgeousie will eventually collapse. And then I told him not to interrupt his superiors and to clear the plates. They're really nice meissen china. Paula's favourite.

It won't be long until there is true equality in the world. I think Tony and I have a proper grasp on how to progress it.

Made myself throw up again. Stangely satisfying. Although I'm sure I didn't eat any carrots. Think I could smell the '74 Ausone as an overtone, too. Nice to know the flavour lingers well, even after consumption, and not just on the palate.

[wetkingcanute]

After dinner Tony and I watched the news from England and Brown at question time.

How we laughed!

[Rude Eric]

You may laugh. But it is very good.
It is receiving plaudits for aboard.
5,343 social networkers were reported to have joined the Facebook version of the petition - a group called 'No Ifs, No Buts - Pass On The Cut'.

he can lol and m8 with the best of the web!!!!