Dear Mr Cameron, what are you trying to do, you are getting rid of soldiers by score. You are turning "Good Old Blighty" into Europe's private Loo. and on the side you want us all to go to war.
With the cut-backs, will they get there. Do we know if they can swim Perhaps ask your mate OBAMA may let them ride with him.
It seems that you "Prime Minister" forget who pays your wage You want to spend those Billions on a brand new railway line
You will save, what, 30 minutes which is really not an age But like many of your policy's you'll very likely change your mind.
I find a piece of paper would help you without a doubt If the things you write seem stupid when you read and the figures don't look viable you could always rub them out This would then leave lots of money for the things we really need.
Didn't anybody tell you when you did first get the job That "for" the British people you are meant to do some good. Not to make the poor get poorer and be forced to go and rob . Should we re-employ that man called Robin Hood.
Get a grip I say to you, do yourself a favour. Perhaps staying in this country you may not lose out to Labour.
You penalize the unemployed who cannot get a job. But for the rich you keep the taxman from their door and for your mate the banker you will save him a few bob. How about some time and effort aimed a little more at the poor.
We all know what Obama really does expect from you, but remember every now and then it's good to tell him, No. You don't have to walk behind him doing what he wants you to. It would be nice if you politely could tell him where to go.
Also! Brussels cannot rule this country any longer. Who do they think they are making all these stupid rules. Whilst we weaken this UK they get stronger every day, do they forget we won a war and we are far from being fools.
I do hope "Mr Cameron" you might think about today and contemplate upon the issues that I and others raise. Then instead of pleasing Europe and the good old USA, you might keep that job of yours and warrant a little praise.
A poem that was included in earlier anthologies. Written when David Cameron won his first term as Prime Minister and just after the failure of the then Conservative government to take our troops into Syria after the Labour party voted them down.