HILARY CLINTON STICKS HER NOSE IN.

The good old BBC has been at it again.

Hilary Clinton, an egregious American who is no fan of anyone or anything that might be considered vaguely 'right wing', has been feted by the corporation this morning. Apparently, together with her daughter, she's co-authored a book which the BBC is only too happy to promote. As a bonus to the Beeb, Mrs Clinton has also had something negative to say about Boris Johnson's government.

Harking back to her own claimed experience in the US Presidential election of 2016, Clinton has said that it's "inexplicable and shameful" that the UK government has not yet published a report on alleged Russian interference in British politics. She's added that "Every person who votes in this country deserves to see that report before your election happens". Those who've interviewed her today have done nothing to challenge her statements, but have accepted them at face value. 

What our general election has to do with this awful woman is a mystery. Given that openness and honesty are sadly lacking in her own country, not to mention her own family - we all recall her husband's "honesty" over the Lewinsky affair for which he was all-but impeached - and that her failure to win the Presidency was more to do with her own failings than with the Russians, her arrogance in pontificating about our government is breathtaking.

Why on earth does the BBC publicise such a harridan ? The answer, of course, is obvious. Clinton is a leftie who doesn't like Boris Johnson and his "right wing" government, but does love the European Union and is a promoter of all things to do with so-called equality and "social justice". Consequently, she fits in well with the BBC's own left wing management, agenda and overall presentation.

Will we be hearing from a right wing author anytime soon ? Would such a person escape unchallenged, as Mrs Clinton has ? Not a chance.

MILIBAND + STURGEON IS TERRIFYING.

So 'Red Ed' Miliband won last night's debate between himself, Nicola Sturgeon, Leanne Wood, Natalie Bennett and Nigel Farage - Whoopee !

This wholly pointless exercise pitted Miliband against 2 left wing non-entities in Wood and Bennett, a woman who wants to break up our country in Sturgeon, and a man whose party has policies which are diametrically opposed to all of the other participants in the debate. It's hardly surprising that Miliband 'won', though it seems to have been a bit of a narrow victory over Sturgeon, with Farage not that far behind.

The one thing that this debate made clear is that Sturgeon, Wood and Bennett are all to the far left of British politics; any future UK government that involved them in any way would be a government of the extreme left, and disastrous for the nation. Miliband has said that he will not sanction a coalition with these leftie loonies, but that's simply an election promise and will almost certainly be ditched if it suits him after May 7th. There is now a real danger that the United Kingdom will find itself in hock to the Scottish Nationalists, a party which is determined to separate Scotland from the rest of the country.

Having Miliband as Prime Minister would be bad enough; having him as PM but with Nicola Sturgeon, who won't even be a member of the Westminster parliament, gripping his balls very firmly, would be terrifying. Rather shockingly, this suggests that the only way to save our country from disaster is probably to repeat the coalition of the last 5 years between the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats; while Farage's UKIP may well end up 3rd in the polls, they're unlikely to get more than 3 or 4 seats at most and, so, are very unlikely to be relevant when it comes to forming a coalition.

Conservative + Liberal Democrats has to be a better option than Labour + SNP + PC + Greens.