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People are pointing out the new Tory 'strong and stable' slogan appeared in Hitler's Mein Kampf You've barely been able to read an article, check twitter, or watch to the 6 o'clock news this election without hearing the Conservative mantra: Strong and Stable. The descriptor designed to portray Labour as a mess and Theresa May as a steady hand in the upcoming  Brexit negotiations , has even been plastered around London. Albeit  critically . Fans of the Lynton Crosby-esque slogan may be alarmed to learn that Adolf Hitler used the phrase in his book,  Mein Kampf . November 9, 1923, in the fourth year of its existence, the National Socialist German Workers’ party was dissolved and forbidden throughout the entire territory of the Reich "Today, in November, 1926, it stands again before us, free through the whole Reich, stronger and internally more stable than ever before"   Source

Just when you think Sadiq Khan couldn't become more annoying he is now literally selling of NHS land as part of the Tories Naylor report. How very Pro Capitalist anti Labour. What is the Naylor Report?  A summary of the plans behind Theresa May's big NHS property sell-off This story has been simmering online that Theresa May won't like. So what does the Naylor Review say? This is why you need to know about it. the Naylor Review - a dry 46-page NHS estate rationalisation study published two months ago. So why has this boring-sounding document become news now? And should be worried about it? Well, technically it's called the Naylor Review. It is  a 46-page report  published on March 31 by Sir Robert Naylor, former boss of the NHS trust that runs University College London Hospital. Tory Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt asked him to look independently at what should be done with 'surplus' NHS property and crumbling old buildings. Now,

Prince Andrew has defended the Queen over investments made by her private estate in funds based in a tax haven. A total of £5.7 million was invested by the Duchy of Lancaster in a fund in the Cayman Islands, according to the so-called Paradise Papers which were leaked from an international law firm. The investment led to criticism. Frank Field, chairman of the Commons work and pensions committee, accused the council of the Duchy of Lancaster of “political ineptness”. The Duke of York defended the investment as he spoke about his plans to emulate Prince Albert as the “entrepreneur-in- residence” at Buckingham Palace. He is a former trade ambassador. “First of all, the money’s invested in a country in which she’s the head of state,” Prince Andrew was also named in Paedophiles Jeffery Epsteins little black book which is a book of visitors who visited Epsteins paedophile Island.  A teenage girl accused Andrew of groping her.  Andrew denied both.  Source