The worm has turned but they are just too dim to realise it, .....

.....and too rightly petrified to acknowledge the scams they are fronting and perpetuating.

Which all just goes to show us all how really out of touch politicians are with regard to what technology is doing without them, for who in the now most practical virtual field would entertain their self-serving non-help wannabe a leader roles? What are they other than mouth pieces for other people's efforts and ideas, or are they going to try and tell us that everything they share is made up by themselves? And unfortunately they are very choosy in whose other peoples' efforts and ideas they even acknowledge with them hiding behind any number of firewalls so they can express ignorance of proposals which would render the knowledge of their cosy little feather nests positions and media leading light entertainment strategies, both unnecessary and highly damaging.

However, let that not stop anyone who would have valid proposals, putting them to those who would profess to be in charge and leading the country with changes, but make sure that you also share them globally on magazines and blogs and replies to media which can viewed instantly around the world too, so that everyone can be constantly aware of their suitability for Office at your expense, for thinking to keep things private in the likes of an email is something all too easily abused with silence and zero acknowledgment.

I just hope

That the opposition dont get too tied up in this nonsense.

After all - actions speak louder than words, although Mr Clown seems to think the exact opposite, even when he tells the truth.

Not that old one

@Martin Nicholls

This 'Tories have no policies' line is drivel.

Surely an El Reg reader should be able to find the 'policy' page @ conservatives.com?

http://www.conservatives.com/Policy.aspx

or their 'draft manifesto' page?

http://www.conservatives.com/Draft_Manifesto.aspx

Oliver Letwin, writing in Standpoint, said:

"One of the things that makes this particular fashionable canard so bizarre is that, for better or worse, the Conservative Party under Mr Cameron has actually chosen to be more open in its policy development and to publish more detailed policy papers than any Opposition in recent times.

An inspection of the Conservative website will reveal a dozen Green Papers, setting out detailed policies on schools, welfare, the Health Service, prisons, the low carbon economy, international development, the voluntary sector, local government, housing and so on. Alongside these Green Papers, of which there are more to come over the next few months, there are major speeches on foreign and security policy from Mr Cameron and William Hague, and a series of important papers on tax, financial regulation and the fiscal framework from George Osborne and the Treasury team, as well as a large assembly of more minor policy pronouncements by other members of the Shadow Cabinet.

In short, it is absolutely impossible to substantiate the assertion that there is an absence of detailed policy from David Cameron's Conservatives."

http://standpointmag.co.uk/node/2166/full