State of things

Its been a while since I posted on here, but it appears as though a lot has happened since. We have a brand new dual government, Obama appears to despise all things not American and Greece and Spain have fallen into the debt vortex. Where to start is the question, the best place is probably at home.
In May a general election took place. Alongside this we had the much hyped 'debates', which if I'm honest were majorly disappointing. Gordon Brown failed to fire the audience(no surprise), David Cameron did what he does best take the middling ground and Nick Clegg made a limp and futile effort for the liberal democrats. The main thing we can take from the debates though is that all of our current politicians are useless, missing that something that makes a good leader or as its more commonly know charisma. David Cameron has now continued that trend with his pathetic 'blame the last ones here' stance. We all know how rubbish labour was, just get on with sorting it out.
I'm not sure if anyone has noticed this but Dave looks somewhat dishevelled since taking the seat he appeared born for. I have to wonder though about the economy though. Having lost my job a year ago and being unable to find one since, not even a washing up job, things don't appear to be getting better just worse. The jobs are becoming more and more desolate. I will finish this post with a quote from Gerald Celente, 'When people lose everything, they have nothing left to lose'