Tweeting MP

[Gromit]

// Meanwhile a Conservative MP, who was demoted after attending a reportedly Nazi-themed stag party, appeared to describe the Olympic Opening Ceremony as 'leftie multi-cultural crap'.

The comments, claiming the ceremony was more left wing than that which opened the 2008 Beijing games in Communist China, appeared in a Twitter account purporting to be that of Aidan Burley, Tory MP for Cannock Chase.
The opening section showcased British history, including the creation of the NHS and the Jarrow march, a 1936 protest against unemployment in the North East.
Two tweets were posted from @AidanBurleyMP, saying: 'The most leftie opening ceremony I have ever seen - more than Beijing, the capital of a communist state! Welfare tribute next?'

A second tweet read: 'Thank God the athletes have arrived! Now we can move on from leftie multi-cultural crap. Bring back red arrows, Shakespeare and the Stones!'
Downing Street distanced itself from the comments, with a senior source saying: 'We do not agree with him'. //

This man is entitled to his opinion, but it seems rather inappropriate from an MP and very unpatriotic to knock what was clearly a triumph.
Talk about missing the mood of the nation and being out of touch.

What do you think?

[sp1814]

eyethenkew

You appear to be living in a certain state of bliss.

You see, to be enjoying it, so I won't argue with you. Suffice to say - all the points youve raised are based on very little knowledge of the subject you espouse.

Once again, just because you don't like something, doesn't invalidate it.

I personally don't like thrash metal, but I wouldn't make a fool of myself by trying to pontificate about it, and thn support my argument with dubious quotes from the internet.

I wold be too self-aware.

[sp1814]

Ahem 'would'.

[Mick-Talbot]

ahem...

see, seem ?

youve you've ?

thn than ?

;0)

[bazwillrun]

"Suffice to say - all the points youve raised are based on very little knowledge of the subject you espouse. "

Whilst youre in possession of expert knowledge in what exactly ? apart from condescension and arrogance