Columnists/Leapy Lee
  • Tue, 16 March 11:59
    shutterstock_106744271_web Wonderful news concerning the new treatment for skin cancer announced this week. What does stick in my craw however is that no one will take responsibility for the frightening rise in numbers of people now suffering from the condition. All sorts of rubbish abound in the media as so called explanations for the increase.  
  • Mon, 08 March 13:07
    Coalition governments are ridiculous, unworkable and can be downright dangerous. These so called public representatives are merely a group of failures, all hating each other, and each believing they should be the true decision makers. Hardly believing their luck, minority party no hopers, suddenly finding themselves nearer to the driving seat than they have ever dreamed - embark on arrogant, self gratifying and often bullying blackmail tactics to have their own, often ludicrous points of view adopted by the other parties.  
  • Mon, 01 March 11:20
    shutterstock_152813141_web IS that pathetic or what? Brown’s PR people have obviously told him to smile more. He now breaks into a big Cheshire for just about anything. The worrying part is that the first thing the man who is supposed to be running the country presumably thinks of when receiving news, is not how to tackle the situation, but whether he needs to break into a big cheesy grin or not. The mind truly does boggle.  
  • Wed, 17 February 12:19
    Enoch_Powell_After_Dark_3rd_July_1987_web Its not often I mention the contents of letters I receive with regard to this column; we’d be up all night! I will however make an exception to refute the missive published by Ms Ed in last week’s edition. At no time Mr.M. have I recommended anyone vote B.N.P. In fact quite the reverse. I actually abhor some of their extreme policies. What I have stated however, is that a number of the issues this party does address, had better be taken up strongly by the others, or voting for the B.N.P. may be the only course of action voters consider they can take.  
  • Tue, 09 February 18:48
    Tony_Blair_WEF_2008_cropped_web IN future please don’t refer to me as ‘old’. It really does offend me. From this point on I wish to be known merely as one who is, ‘youthfully challenged!’ Ha! You really couldn’t make it up could you? PC’ing really has now gone totally around the twist. I can only hope it’s an end of term panic to get as much idiotic rulings in place before these imbeciles and their inane ideas are all relegated to the dole queue.
  • Wed, 03 February 09:17
    shutterstock_11625847_web ‘I suppose you’re gonna wrote about that John Terry this week aren’t you?’ Thus spake one of the young mums at today’s ‘saucepan reclamation time’. Well of course I am.  I think the whole thing is a disgrace. Not this man’s undoubted philandering mark you. As unsavory as it may appear to some, quite frankly it’s the media hysteria surrounding it all I find hard to take. Desperate to have their very own, home grown ‘Tiger’ and no doubt incensed that a court order restricted them from ‘scooping’ each other; they’ve all gone ‘ape’.
  • Mon, 25 January 18:08
    shutterstock_29027875_web QUITE coincidently, in the light of the recent horrendous torture inflicted by those psychopath brothers on the two innocent young lads, I have just finished reading a book entitled. ‘Children who Kill’. Surprisingly, over the past few years, there have been quite a number of minors who have taken human lives in one way or another, not least the gruesome Bulger duo (who are probably already baring their despicable backsides to the suns rays on Bondi beach!)  In every single case, without exception, all the young murderers depicted in the book had been brought up in an abusive household.
  • Thu, 21 January 14:43
    Davidcameron Does it not make your blood boil when you read of the disgusting treatment meted out by the authorities to Second World War Spitfire pilot hero John Mejor? Mr Mejor, now in his eighties, suffers from dementia and diabetes. Some months ago, when his family could no longer provide the treatment he required, he was moved to a state care home. The self same ‘caring state’ has now withdrawn most of his benefits, which means his house, where his 93-year-old wife still lives, will now have to be sold off to meet the cost of his new place of residence.
  • Thu, 14 January 13:53
    LEAPY_1280 MINUS 21 degrees? If that’s global warming, I’d hate to be in the UK when it gets a bit chilly!
  • Tue, 12 January 18:47
    Oh my God. As if these past couples of weeks haven’t been fraught enough, Ed. now informs me he wants the column now. (Now being Monday morning!) Ah well. Hope you’ve all had a monumental headache creating good time and off we go for Twenty Ten (doncha just hate that?)
  • Thu, 07 January 15:02
    IN a week which saw three toe rags get ‘life’ for killing a decent upstanding young man in his parents’ shop. A father, who killed his own daughter for falling in love with the wrong man receiving the same sentence; together with another ‘life’ result for a drunken yob who killed a father of four with a brick  because he feared he would testify against him - I say it is most definitely time to bring back the noose! It wouldn’t be so bad if life meant just that, but it doesn’t does it? In a few paltry years time, some Longford influenced ‘uman rights pillock will plead to the parole board that the person has now ‘seen the error of their ways’ and get ‘em let out again.
  • Thu, 07 January 12:29
    IN a week which saw three toe rags get ‘life’ for killing a decent upstanding young man in his parents’ shop. A father, who killed his own daughter for falling in love with the wrong man receiving the same sentence; together with another ‘life’ result for a drunken yob who killed a father of four with a brick  because he feared he would testify against him - I say it is most definitely time to bring back the noose! It wouldn’t be so bad if life meant just that, but it doesn’t does it?
  • Wed, 30 December 18:28
    In a number of matters, dear to many a disgruntled British heart, he appears not only indecisive, but almost as though he is afraid to give any conclusive opinion whatsoever. He waffles around the global warming issue, (presumably as any ‘either way’ opinion on this particular hot potato would lose him millions of supporters).
  • Thu, 17 December 19:40
    AT long last an encouraging week. From all those years of putting up with the onslaught of Islam on our western cultures, it finally seems we are beginning to hit back. I never thought I would say anything in this column in praise of the French, (even though I am a descendent), but I was delighted at the reports emanating from gay Paree this week. In a major speech Prime Minister Sarkozv told supporters they were considering the banning of the Burka in public places.
  • Thu, 10 December 19:57
    Just who do these social service people think they are? At best they’re an incompetent bunch and at worst a dangerous band of bitter losers, who misuse their power to the point of criminality. Most of them have no families of their own, retain dubious sexual preferences and take a sadistic delight in breaking up any family that is unfortunate enough to offer up the slightest excus
  • Fri, 04 December 17:22
    JUST when you thought you’d seen it all up pops another gem. I think the dreadful green cone the PC brigade has come up with as a replacement for the traditional Christmas tree just about sums up this bunch of public purse draining con persons perfectly. In fact to my mind it would make the ideal logo for this bunch of arrogant political parasites. Completely bland, totally unattractive, woefully non creative, boring and an unacceptable waste of public money.  And if that doesn’t sum up the PC brigade precisely I don’t know what does.
  • Fri, 27 November 10:25
    It seems impossible to pick up a newspaper these days that doesn’t contain a report of some politician apologizing. Sorry we nicked the money. Sorry we shipped children to Australia. Sorry we used the Remembrance Day service as an excuse for a photo shoot.
  • Fri, 20 November 18:37
    toilet_roll FIRST out of the frame is the story of the man being prosecuted for walking around naked in his own house! Apparently a neighbour and her seven year old daughter were taking a short cut across the man's lawn (presumably trespassing) when they saw the occupant taking something from the fridge in his kitchen. As he was in the nude the woman subsequently reported him to the police. The police are now prosecuting him for indecent exposure. A spokesman explained that he should have drawn his curtains! Blimey, I hope they never come peering into my front room. We’re all a bit naturist in my house. Boggle up number one.
  • Thu, 12 November 11:43
    How easily I can empathise with the lady on the UK who lied to get her children into a decent school. The whole schools debacle is not exactly a new phenomenon. I was faced with precisely the same dilemma with two of my daughters when we lived in London’s Notting Hill district back in the sixties. When the time came for them to commence their education, I was `horrified at the choices on offer. Obscene graffiti covered most of the walls, windows and playing areas were filthy. Gangs of badly dressed, mealy mouthed youngsters lurked in corners, some puffing on illicit sticks of tobacco.
  • Wed, 11 November 12:14
    This week’s blurb is being presented completely over and above the normal call of duty. I have returned from the UK with an extremely heavy dose of flu. No gloating now! Because I was in the old country, I have however been able to bring back all those wonderful ‘get you through it’ potions that are so difficult to obtain over here.  Lemsip, Benalyn. Daily and nightly Beecham’s and so on.
  • Wed, 11 November 11:39
    Well, well. What a ‘to do’ all that caused.Prior to Nick Griffith’s question time appearance, practically the only column that gave him and his party any coverage was this one. After the ‘show’ it was difficult to come across a column that didn’t. I’m sure it is without precedence for any party to receive, what was undoubtedly millions of pounds worth of publicity, for nothing more than the cost of a new suit and the petrol it took to get them to the studio.
  • Thu, 22 October 15:59
    welcome This really has been the ‘you couldn’t make it up’ week to top ’em all. We’ve had deportees being returned because their own country wouldn’t accept them.  (They are now presumably ensconced in the centre I wrote about in my last blurb and each costing the British taxpayer up to 900 pounds a week!) We’ve seen an illegal immigrant winning the right to stay in Britain because he has a pet cat, and a farmer prosecuted and fined because he had no electric light in his cowshed. (Failing to meet the psychological and ethological needs of a cow!)  
  • Thu, 15 October 17:53
    Socialist_stupidity My delicious ‘moles’ in the South of England detention centre have dug up yet more facts for me to lay before you on Leapy’s littered lawn of lunacy.
  • Fri, 09 October 15:46
    child_english So, with the capitulation of Ireland (for shame), the long- term, ambition-laden gravy train of the power-mad Blair duo, trundles to within a couple of small stations of its ultimate destination. What a clever couple these two are. Every move they make is contrived and meticulously carried out with just one thing in mind, their own personal gain and gratification.
  • Thu, 01 October 12:38
    Problems_problems Why is it I wonder that we desecrate and destroy one country under the false premise that they are in possession of weapons of mass destruction, yet allow another country to continue on a path that is undoubtedly hell bent on unleashing devastation the minute it develops the capability?

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