And I won a scholarship to a very well known Catholic Grammar school in London.

I was one of the four boys (chosen from the top 11+ passes) who went there each year at no expense to their parents.

Among the Old Boys of that school were a number of very famous people, including several VCs, but we were never taught anything about politics, nor were we allowed to feel superior.

Some people do not have their opinions formed by the education they receive.

Some people think for themselves, learn from experience, make up their own minds (not many of them in evidence here though)and choose the path they follow.

Some just say "Don't like him, he's posh, and he's got lots of money, so he's bound to be a crook. Besides, why should he be rich, when I'm poor"

Well you see, he has the smarts, and the dedication, and the work ethic to acquire money.

Gordon Brown's not short of a penny or two either, and he's done quite a good job of protecting some of his pals who are busting a gut to hang onto their ill gotten gains, while Cameron has said "pay up or leave", and made it stick.

Which is the more honest action? If you don't know the answer, then you deserve to continue to be screwed by the guy who finances his party by putting his hand into your pocket via the Trades Unions.

Good luck.

Don T.